"Politics is the gentle art of getting votes from the poor and campaign funds from the rich, by promising to protect each from the other"

TAXES, INFLATION, AND DEBT

- War or Further Increasing of Public Sector Payments lead to Rising Government Debt, Rising Inflation, and Raising Taxes.
- Hyperinflation results in Public Sell Offs and Privatization (which will allow Corporations and Individuals to own public roads, public highways, and public hospitals. The sell offs and privatization will also result in massive lay offs, wage freezes, and hiring freezes in order to save money, create a positive profit margin for investors, and to enable the introduction of automation and robotics in everyday society)
- The Hyperinflation leads to a New Currency and a New Monetary system implemented
(Canada and the USA are in the 1st Stage presently. Japan and Europe are going starting to go into the 2nd Stage).

SIDE NOTES:

The hyperinflation in the Weimar Republic was a three-year period of hyperinflation in the Weimar Republic (modern-day Germany) between June 1921 and January 1924. Although the inflation ended with the introduction of the Rentenmark and the Weimar Republic continued for a decade afterwards. The Rentenmark was a currency issued on 15 October 1923 to stop the hyperinflation of 1922 and 1923 in Germany. The Rentenmark replaced the Papiermark because of the economic crisis in Germany after World War I. There was no gold available to back the currency. Therefore the Deutschen Rentenbank, which issued the Rentenmark, mortgaged land and industrial goods worth 3.2 billion Rentenmark to back the new currency. (Majority of countries presently don't have gold to back their currency and this includes USA, Europe, Canada, etc. Much of the BRICS nations accumulated gold since the current Economic Crises started in 2008. However, China has also printed out and stimulated their currency which also helps de-evaluate their currency presently).

"The Bank of Japan’s expansion of record stimulus today seen it buy every new bond the government issued. In other words: full monetization of their government bonds" (SIMPLIFIED IT'S LIKE GROWING AN APPLE TREE AND THEN SELLING YOUR APPLES AT THE STORE YET NO ONE BUYS IT, SO YOU BUY IT YOURSELF WHICH MEANS YOU LOST MONEY BUT KEPT YOUR PRODUCTS. THE LONGER YOU HOLD THE APPLES THE MORE IT GETS SPOILED AND BECOMES WORTHLESS). The European Union is expected to do the same in the coming month.

Every government in order to pretend that their economies are not in trouble and are not affected by the Global Economic Crisis is introducing Austerity into their countries. For example in India, "Unveiling an Austerity drive to cut non-plan expenditure by 10%, the Narendra Modi government has barred bureaucrats from travelling first class on overseas visits and have been asked to use video conferencing as much as possible". The question remains if Modi's Indian government will continue to move closer to other B.R.I.C.S nations (as was done by his predecessor the INC government) or will Modi'a government be a lynch pin that weakens the collaborative efforts of the B.R.I.C.S nations and thus India moves closer to the West. India is caught in the middle of the East-West battle presently and will have to choose which way they will go.

"Millennials are being loaded up with record debt, in part because the government has over-promised to an older generation" (AND YET, THE OLDER GENERATION IS IN TROUBLE AS WELL PRESENTLY WITH THE WAY THEY LIVED so that doesn't bode well for millennials and how the government is going to look after them. This puts government pensions and private pensions in jeopardy for the older generation and puts a huge strain on the millennials to work and live for debt).

Problems with Full Time Employment in a Part Time Economy: 1 word -Debt. Limited hours at work in order to create full employment in any society means that you will have enough to pay bills, you will struggle with rising costs due to rising inflation, but you will not make enough to pay off debt if you have accrued it. You will have to cut your present expenses and many things that are commodities presently will be luxuries in the future in order to pay off debt and pay bills. Many people will look to work 2-4 part time jobs (some even willing to migrate to find it) but with jobs scarce, a focus on investment in automatons and robotics, and a huge underclass of people in debt and willing to work -competition to even have low paying jobs will seem like treasure to many.

"Eminent Domain" (United States, the Philippines), "Compulsory Purchase" (United Kingdom, New Zealand, Ireland),"Resumption" (Hong Kong), "Resumption/Compulsory Acquisition" (Australia), or "Expropriation" (South Africa, Canada) -is the power to take private property for public use, by a state or a national government. However, it can be legislatively delegated by the state to municipalities, government subdivisions, or even private persons or corporations, when they are authorized to exercise the functions of public character. The property may be taken either for government use or by delegation to third parties, who will devote it to public or civic use or, in some cases, to economic development. The most common uses of property taken by eminent domain are for government buildings and other facilities, public utilities, highways, and railroads. However, it may also be taken for reasons of public safety, as in the case of Centralia, Pennsylvania. Some jurisdictions require that the condemnor offer to purchase the property, before resorting to the use of eminent domain.

"The Zaharoff System" -involved selling arms to both sides in a conflict and even instigating conflicts (1849-1936) -This timeline means the system would have been in play and would have included the Napoleonic War and World War I whose implications still have yet to be corrected presently and were what lead to World War 2, the Cold War, and everything that is occurring presently geo-politically).

Economies can only grow, expand, & rise either from:

(a) Slavery (Ancient Greece, Ancient Rome, Arab Empire, USA)

(b) Collectivization and Labor Camps (USSR and Communist China)

(d) Borrowing from Private Central Banks (all economies after World War 2)

* (e) Subsidized by other countries (USSR to Cuba until 1991)

** (f) Tourism keeps many of the current Third World countries economies alive that have Single "Cash Crop" economies - Caribbean islands. Tourism is the only thing keep many of these populations working and fed.

***(g) War has enabled Countries to loot other nation's natural resources and human resources. However, the major players in World War 2 (Germany and Britain) still have yet to pay their World War 2 debt accrued from borrowing to fund their war machine efforts.

IN CONCLUSION:

"So this is how liberty dies...with thunderous applause" (the masses will applaud the end of democracy and our way of life and not realize what they were so happy and applauding in the first place until it is too late. This is where we are now, a little past it. Since 2001 started we have been applauding our liberties taken away bit by bit. We as societies are applauding our own restrictions and demise and accepting it gleefully).

No Industry Can Keep Up With Regular And Continual Safety Regulations Without:
(A) Going Bankrupt
(B) Passing The Expenses To The Customers
(C) Cutting Staff
(d) All of the Above Simultaneously

(Not The Auto Industry, Medical Industry, Or Fast Food Industry)

"Central bankers print money, and it pushes up the value of assets that the rich already own, making them even richer. In other words, if you’re born rich, you stay rich. If you’re not, it’s becoming harder to attain wealth".

“The Renminbi Hub”: Chinese Banks Acquire Stakes in US, Canadian, and European Banks so it can actually have a toehold in those economies and so that those countries can have actually real currency (presently they only have worthless currencies with a weakening economy, high debt, and very little to no job growth. However those countries have lots of national resources that can be invested in and exported to China). Win-win for both nations. The Chinese have been backing their currency recently with gold, however simultaneously , they have also printed out money so we don't know how long the Renminbi will be worth anything.

-"Surprise" (is a political term) ex: snowfalls and weather disasters, economic disaster and sell-offs, disease pandemics, massive job losses, terrorist act, public unrest, etc. Governments and the Media act "surprised" by an event even though they expected it and planned for it but downplayed it to the public so the event could occur and events could unravel in a controlled manner unbeknownst to the general public who now rally around the media for answers and the government for a resolution (often times, no matter the cost to their independence or the financial cost for future generations the masses will be okay with the resolution the media and government sell to the public).

- “News stories happen in cycles. The industry dissects a story from particular angles & then moves on to the next narrative” (YET THE MASSES ARE LEFT WITH THE PROBLEMS OF BELIEVING AND FOLLOWING THAT NARRATIVE FOR GENERATIONS TO COME WHICH CANNOT BE FIXED EVEN THOUGH THE MEDIA HAS MOVED ONTO THE NEXT NARRATIVE. MEDIAS AND BANKS ARE TWO OF THE MOST DANGEROUS INSTRUMENTS THE ELITE USE TO THEIR ADVANTAGE. ENSLAVEMENT CANNOT OCCUR WITHOUT THESE TWO INSTRUMENTS).

-Bilateral trade and relationships, Multinational trade and relationships, Trans-Corporation trade and relationships -binds citizens and future governments legally.

-Deprecation of Currency and Inflation (rising costs of living). The printing of money, deprecates currency. There is no way to bounce back from it once it has started.

-Pension Funds, Value of Homes, and Price of Food are all linked to Inflation and Depreciation of the Currency (as is the Gold and Oil VS. Dollar spectrum. The only thing saving the Dollar is Low Oil and Gold Prices).

-Merchants then (in the 1300's to 1800's), Middle Class (1900's to present) - both are in place and useful because they borrow from lenders and spend in order to prop up regions and economies. The Poor, the Rulers, Soldiers, and the Rich have always been in place because all 4 are institutions that cannot be taken out of any society (just the faces change).

-“This is a pattern we have seen repeated by the US around the world. Overthrow the elected government, install a puppet who allows US interests to loot the nation, driving the people down into abject poverty until they stand up and kick out the puppet, then reassure the American people that the victims of US imperialism only hate us for our freedoms -and then invade them again!”

-"The chaos that one day will ensue from our 35-year experiment with worldwide fiat money will require a return to money of real value. We will know that day is approaching when oil-producing countries demand gold, or its equivalent, for their oil rather than dollars or euros"

-BRICS was done in India under the INC (Indian National Congress) and Manmohan Singh. However, Modi, newly elected, could be the lynch-pin to unravel it. India, China, and Russia backed their currencies since 2008 with gold and paid down their debt with gold (for the most part because China was also printing out money simultaneous). India could be the lynch-pin to unravel BRICS for the other 4 collaborative nations if India and China continue to escalate tensions. One way or another India (just like Israel in the Middle East) will play a huge role in the upcoming war. How big is still to be determined.

-"How many coincidences have to come together before it's considered a fact?"

-When the multiculturalism experiments (which started in the late 1970's and early 1980's) ends, the consequences will be terrible for minorities. Liberalism and Multiculturalism are on the chopping block presently.

-In overpopulated countries, national governments were trying to push for emigration. In under populated countries national governments were trying to push for immigration (overpopulated countries had no space or money to circulate while under populated countries needed money to circulate because they had vast land and spaces that could be developed by borrowers and investors). However, all governments were complicit in accepting the Cold War, their terrible labor markets and how it worked and ran, and the hegemony of the USD as a world reserve currency. During the 1970's to present day -many people came to North America and Europe for a better life. However there is nowhere to go presently and very little development and investment to be done unless it is in technology and the robotic sector (which is exactly where they want you to invest in so they can begin their mass manufacturing efforts of robotics and eliminating the human workforce and human dependency). This is how, human civilizations in any timeline are always complicit in what the Elites want and in what occurs to other people across the world -(a) who they will never know, (b) people they will never encounter in the future, and (c) people they will never know about even in their own neighborhoods that they will impact by their choices, actions, and investments.

-The Middle class in North America and Europe was created from the Manufacturing sector and the Public Service Sector after World War 2 and especially during the Cold War. In India, the Middle Class came from Call centers, Banking, and the Tech sector. This is how globalization works and how national governments accept particular trends at particular times. Since the 1990's, the manufacturing sector has left North America and Europe (due to globalization) and much of the middle class has gone with it. Now the Public Service Sector in North America and Europe is going due to Privatization, budget shortfalls/profit maximization efforts, and legally binding Free Trade Agreements.

"This is the shabby secret of the welfare statists’ tirades against gold. Deficit spending is simply a scheme for the confiscation of wealth. Gold stands in the way of this insidious process. It stands as a protector of property rights. If one grasps this, one has no difficulty in understanding the statists’ antagonism toward the gold standard."

"What the economy is doing today tells us very little about what stocks might do tomorrow."

"Think of the press as a great keyboard on which the government can play."

"Politics determines who has the power, not who has the truth."