Debt

Marxism will precipitate the collapse of nations. Depending on at what point in the cycle a Marxist party comes to power, they will either fuel the hyperinflationary period by printing unlimited amounts of money, or they will gain power as the deflationary depression has set in. Either way, Marxist policies will dramatically worsen the economic situation in every country where it prevails.

Why are banks no longer lending to each other? Are they afraid that collapse is imminent somewhere in the system, as with the Lehman collapse in 2008?

Ray Dalio—founder of the world’s largest hedge fund—is sounding the alarm about the state of the global economy. In a blog post titled “The World Has Gone Mad and the System Is Broken,” he argues that zero interest rates, low returns, and growing economic inequality are setting the world up for something bad.

In a world that cannot survive without incessant deficit spending, money printing and negative interest rates, there is clearly something very rotten.

We should issue a GLOBAL WARNING about the coming economic cataclysm so that the world can be prepared for the extremely serious problems that will hit us all in the next few years.

Negative rates are killing the world: No savings possible, only money printing and skyrocketing deficits are guaranteed.

The acceleration phase of stocks plunging and gold surging is imminent. We could see a stock market crash in October. At the latest it will happen in early 2020. At the same time gold in all currencies will move up very fast to significantly higher levels.

In the next few years, Central Banks will lose total control of the financial system. But they have really never had control. They believe themselves that their actions are beneficial to the world economy when the real truth is that they are the root cause of all financial bubbles and collapses.

In this Interview with Greg Hunter, Egon von Greyerz says the signs abound that we are nearing the end of this global fiat money experiment.

The level of government debt around the world has ballooned since the financial crisis, reaching levels never seen before during peacetime.