This is a current video. The current debt is not $34 trillion but $37 trillion. The graphic of the 11% dollar devaluation since the beginning of the year is correct.
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I will believe it when I see it. That does not mean I and my tribe are not prepping for it. One must understand I have been following these stories since Y2K. The only thing which, I believe, would even begin to wake up the sheeple, normies, cucks, MAGA Bots, and Mall Zombies would be for the Golden Golem to declare a bank holiday. Then, the economic s**t would hit the FEDGOV fan. Bleib ubrig.
I’ll echo this sentiment. “The market can stay insane (and rigged) longer than you can stay solvent” fully applies, TPTB have managed to keep the scam going far longer – decades, really – than should ever have been possible. The masses are partly complicit, they (mostly) want to believe it’s all good, that the sportsball will be on TV and the goyslop will be in abundant supply forever, and so it is; irrational optimism (or refusal to believe the bad news preached of by prognosticators) plays a big role in keeping the illusion intact.
I’d never have thought we’d make it this far without a collapse, but here we are nonetheless. The closest we got to breaking the illusion was during COVID, when the shortages began to spook some people, but the propaganda that drove the most vulnerable to panic over that instead programmed them to panic about whether or not others were wearing their masks and taking their shots like a good little bitch, and that shifted focus away from the lack of toilet paper, and certain foods getting sparse. That had real potential to break the belief in the big scam, but again they managed to stave if off. Somehow the economic damage created by lockdowns and related stupidity was completely glossed over by most people.
Irrational optimism! You said it! From now on, when people tell me they don’t watch the news because it’s too depressing, I will tell them they exhibit irrational optimism. Facing the truth is the beginning of sober and logical thinking
part of the problem all that still have faith in the greenback fiat. Our money is worthless, but Americans are dumb enough to keep believing in it, like the market. which is twice it’s real value. Imaginary faith is the only think propping us up. As the BRICS currency which debuted last October, begins to be traded at a wider scale, the dollar will collapse as it has no intrinsic value.
The dollar has lost a further 11% of it’s already pitiful value year to date, and speculation is that if it keeps that pace for the balance of the year, it will be down a total of 26% by year end 2025. I consider that catastrophic for the economy in general,, but I guess we all just get to wait and see how bad it stings.
We are all numb to the numbers game on the screen. The dreaded collapse has been right around the corner since the Financial Crisis in 2008. Let it happen already. There comes a point when the merry-go-round either stops or goes so fast we get thrown off. I’d just rather just jump off and not play anymore.
I’ve been hearing “the Dollar is going to collapse” for 25+ years. Maybe it is, maybe it isn’t. NOBODY knows for sure.
True, but until recently. It didn’t have any credible challenger on the world stage. With the formation of BRICS, and many serious signatories to it now, the time may finally be getting close at hand to see the dollar dumped as the preferred reserve currency. That would, of course, have catastrophic consequences for the US. Just something that occurs to me..