Economic collapse?
Are we heading to an economic collapse? If you already know the answer, I highly recommend the following podcast in this link, where a eurozone banker is interviewed on the coming crash. It really says all that needs to be said about the situation we find ourselves in.
The bad news of an uncoming collapse is being discussed already on mainstream news, in the alternative news its being discussed for quite awhile. Lets see what Donald Hunt tells us in his blog “Signs of the Economic Apocalyse”:
The present political and climatological factors are already bad enough and it seems that things are getting worse… It is like the feeling that they are not telling you everything because they don’t have your best interests at heart. Obviously the economy of an egocentric world will also mean that the interests of those at the top come first. I guess it will be like the classical corporate-fascist economy. From the same blog:
Good luck! We all are going to need it, but more than that, lets remember that KNOWLEDGE PROTECTS!.
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The bad news of an uncoming collapse is being discussed already on mainstream news, in the alternative news its being discussed for quite awhile. Lets see what Donald Hunt tells us in his blog “Signs of the Economic Apocalyse”:
We make a mistake if we assume that the markets for various commodities act as markets do in economic textbooks. Here is an excellent account by Robert Bell of how, by whom and for whom markets can be rigged, worth quoting at length but too long to quote in full. The article helps explain why those of us who thought the dollar would have collapsed by now were wrong. A major reason for this was the consequence of the law passed by Bush in the fall of 2004 allowing U.S. corporations to "repatriate" profits parked overseas and to have that money taxed at a much lower rate. According to Bell, that had the effect of propping up the dollar.The Invisible Hand (of the U.S. Government) in Financial Markets
Robert Bell
Summary: The U.S. government is manipulating all major U.S. financial markets - stocks, treasuries, currencies. This article shows how it is possible and how it is done, why it is done, who specifically is doing it, when they do it, and where they get the money to do it. [read the article here]
The present political and climatological factors are already bad enough and it seems that things are getting worse… It is like the feeling that they are not telling you everything because they don’t have your best interests at heart. Obviously the economy of an egocentric world will also mean that the interests of those at the top come first. I guess it will be like the classical corporate-fascist economy. From the same blog:
Classic liberal economics represent one branch of clear STS or Service to Self economic relations. Corporate-Fascist economics represents an alternate STS economic path. Both ideologies propose an ethos of getting as much as you can for yourself without concern for the other. The difference is, the “you” in liberal economic ideology is the “individual” and in corporate fascism the “you” that is maximizing personal benefits is the Nation or the State merged with the powerful corporations. Game Theory, with its rational self-interested actors and two-person games, is essential to both types of STS economic ideologies. What results, then, when societies make these theories and ideologies their fundament, is a culture of psychopathy, a culture where psychopathic behavior is rewarded. (see Laura Knight-Jadczyk’s “'Official Culture’ in America: A Natural State of Psychopathy?” ) and her Adventures with Cassiopaea series).
Good luck! We all are going to need it, but more than that, lets remember that KNOWLEDGE PROTECTS!.
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