YES, WERE SOON TO FOLLOW! It is difficult to find the motivation to write about the state of the global economy these days, if only because there is not much left to say. I feel like I am COMPOSING MULTIPLE OBITUARIES FOR THE SAME DEAD CORPSE. Needless to say, the COMING STORM is a DELIBERATELY engineered one, meant to achieve very specific goals, including a FEARFUL and PANICKED POPULACE, easy to MANIPULATE as the system goes off the rails for the last time. TRANSLATION: Easier to hoard into FEMA CAMPS, “FOR THEIR OWN SAFETY” Most of the Liberty Movement and I suspect a SMALL PORTION of the mainstream market understand that there is NO TANGIBLE OR LEGITIMATE RECOVERY, let alone a stable fiscal ladder to rest our feet upon. There is literally NOTHING LEFT OF OUR FINANCIAL SYSTEM but rigged statistics, false promises, and ever expanding debt. In fact, the concept of debt creation is the only thing holding our facade of an economy together. Stocks are, of course, a sham of the highest magnitude, but they do still say something about the greater truth behind our financial condition. The fact that many market traders clearly KNOW that it’s all a farce, and are ACTUALLY BANKING AND BETTING ON THE SCAM, tells me exactly how close we are to the end of the line. I hate to use a cinema analogy for a very real threat, but investors today remind me of Joe Pantoliano’s character in ‘The Matrix’; THE GUY WHO IS FULLY AWARE THE MATRIX IS AN ILLUSION, but wants to experience the pleasure of the illusion all the same. So much so that he doesn’t mind being exploited like a slave by the system, and is WILLING TO SACRIFICE ALL MEASURES OF THE TRUTH AND EVEN THE FUTURE JUST T0 GET A TASTE OF THE FANTASY AGAIN. The U.S. consumer (the only economic asset the U.S. has besides the dollar’s world reserve status), has seen declines in spending as well as wages. But this is all rudimentary. Most analysts in the Liberty Movement agree that our fiscal structure is on the edge of collapse; what they tend to bicker about is HOW and WHEN the structure will TOTALLY COLLAPSE. And what about government debt? As it stands now, foreign interest in U.S. treasury bonds is waning. The vast majority of new bonds sold are short term. Until now, the Fed has been the primary buyer of long term debt, snapping up 10 year bonds from the market while other investors lose confidence in America’s ability to pay off liabilities in the future. Now that QE is over, who is going to buy the ever expanding U.S. government debt? I aimed this question recently at a Fed cultist and his response was “Well…obviously somebody will buy it…”, though he couldn’t specify. READ ON...
Posted on: Thu, 20 Nov 2014 23:00:01 +0000
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