It’s true. Especially over the past few years it’s clear most people are apathetic, don’t have any principles, and/or are much too stuck in the matrix. Should make for interesting times...
Fed may be working against Davos by rasing interest rates and pulling away the free money which enabled this upside down world. Listen to Tom Luongo or read his Gold Giats and Guns blog.
"It's one big club, and we ain't in it" is my perspective. I respect Tom's approach too but I'm not buying it.
Essentially all of the major central banks are on a mission to raise rates, and seemingly collapse their currencies - not just the Fed. England, ECB, Canada, Switzerland, they've all been raising rates.
The Fed is full of same parasitic international bankers as the Davos crowd. Same as the ECB. Same going back to the old European banking families of antiquity.
Meanwhile important trade blocs are being formed away from the USD. That will wreak havoc for the USD in the longer term.
My father always said... "Most people go along to get along."
It’s true. Especially over the past few years it’s clear most people are apathetic, don’t have any principles, and/or are much too stuck in the matrix. Should make for interesting times...
Fed may be working against Davos by rasing interest rates and pulling away the free money which enabled this upside down world. Listen to Tom Luongo or read his Gold Giats and Guns blog.
"It's one big club, and we ain't in it" is my perspective. I respect Tom's approach too but I'm not buying it.
Essentially all of the major central banks are on a mission to raise rates, and seemingly collapse their currencies - not just the Fed. England, ECB, Canada, Switzerland, they've all been raising rates.
The Fed is full of same parasitic international bankers as the Davos crowd. Same as the ECB. Same going back to the old European banking families of antiquity.
Meanwhile important trade blocs are being formed away from the USD. That will wreak havoc for the USD in the longer term.