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UKRAINE, WAR & The Next FINANCIAL COLLAPSE
(Anthony Migchels) https://www.bitchute.com/video/uhHqY00j2S22/ [SHARE]
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Real Currencies https://invidious.snopyta.org/watch?v=YMGS_2mlz5Y
Is The Ukraine About A Financial Collapse? by Anthony Migchels [Mar 2, 2022]
@ https://realcurrencies.wordpress.com/2022/03/02/is-the-ukraine-about-a-financial-collapse/
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Either a terrible crash, or a humongous bailout is around the corner. Liquidity in the markets is lower than it was in March 2020, when the S&P tanked 30%. The Petrodollar is in its death throes, the SWIFT sanctions of Russia will hurt the Dollar more than the Russian Empire, and it’s looking like the current Ukraine Crisis has been created to sell the coming crash, just as the Lockdown and ‘covid’ served primarily to sell the crash cum bailout and money printing in March 2020.
Because in March 2020, while we got locked up, they gave the Bank the biggest bailout ever, and unleashed money printing on a scale we haven’t seen since 2008... What this graph is suggesting, is that we are facing a major crash. In the short term.
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The Fed is now faced with a dire dilemma: either more money printing (inflation), to solve the liquidity crisis, and an insane melt up on the markets, and even much higher consumer prices, or a crash as we had in March 2020. A crash that will be even much worse, because it will also destroy all the gains of the last two years. Meaning it could go as far down as 50%. And likely even more in the years ahead... And the problem is that the Fed can’t really continue or escalate its QE. Not without exploding prices even further. Inflation is already the highest in forty years.
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Personally, my money is ultimately on deflation, for two simple reasons: in the first place, inflation is good for debtors and bad for creditors. A strong inflation would negate the value of the entire debt. And it’s the debt by which the Bankers have us by the balls. It could be that they would allow a little more inflation, if only to sell a hard turn to deflation later on, but ultimately, they want deflation. Secondly: creating the boom and bust cycle is, besides Usury, the core business of the Fed and the Banking Cartel. They have blown this massive debt bubble over fifty years, and they have plans with it. They’re not going to let us off the hook. So even when they decide on a last round of QE to stave off the disaster for now, at some point they will let it happen.
Considering the fact that the Lockdown was a direct result of low liquidity and the ‘need’ to bail out the Bank, and the real economy, with massive money printing and bail outs, we must assume that there is a very direct link between the timing of the Russian invasion (and especially America’s ridiculous, ultra aggressive, non-negotiating stance that provoked it), and the liquidity scarcity in the System this time around too.
The invasion has resulted in a propaganda campaign that surely is very reminiscent of the insane media onslaught that we saw with ‘covid’. The intensity, the absurd lies, fake videos, Ukrainian flags getting projected on major buildings all over the West, prerecorded nonsense videos by Zelensky, etc.
Also, the fierce divide: those who still have difficulty letting go of these hip slave masks are now calling everybody calling for restraint and actual understanding of Putin’s actions ‘traitors’. The fault lines are the same. Basically: for or against the Government. Lies vs. Truth.
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The two main geopolitical trends are the exploding debt bubble, and the closely associated end of US hegemony and their Petrodollar. This is a debt crisis. The debt crisis of an era. Not just another Stock Exchange bubble popping.
The Lockdown was aimed against popular resistance against the massive bailout, necessary to prevent an immediate debt crisis, and there can be no doubt that the current drying up liquidity and the Ukraine crisis are not happening simultaneously ‘by accident’ either.
The last two years have seen inflation, and with it, ‘good times’. But that injection has lost its effect by now, and markets are crashing. The Fed can’t really start printing again, not without creating hyper inflation, which in turn will lead to a crisis on the bond market, which they most certainly can’t afford.
Maybe there will be a last round of money printing, maybe not, but either way, the financial system is teetering on the brink of collapse, be it inflationary or deflationary.
What is coming is not ‘a recession’, not ‘a depression’, but the Greatest Depression.
