Posted on 02/11/2016 11:35:42 AM PST by IDontLikeToPayTaxes
I've been watching this guy for a few years.
He's a market analyst type that does a lot of commentary about the direction of the stock market and the economy in general.
He's one of the few guys whose opinion I trust. He's been doing financial commentary for years and is also a medical doctor. Quite a resume!
Anyway, enjoy!
Here is the link:
Today's market analysis: Humanity at a Crossroads
Enjoy the video. I watch this guy almost every day.
Wish I could read a transcript.
bookmark for later
He’s depressing. Not saying it ain’t the truth.
Sorry....here is his blog for today: His blog for today
I always just watch the videos.
Yes sir.
It's weird being scared to death of the stock market when it's nearly 20,000.
bump
Nobody ever asks where all the securitized (BAD) home loans went. Most people think they were “absorbed”, or forgiven. We’re not done with what started in 2008... not by a long shot.
I think they are on the Fed’s balance sheet.
Maybe Ron Paul was right—we should have never instituted income taxation in the first place. Hence the reason for my tagline.
Another person obsessed with the "number" of people on the planet, and missing the point.
There are enough resources, and enough space, to provide for the seven billion people on the planet. No amount of resources are sufficient for populations that refuse to live as humans.
The current problems are mostly caused by a "reverse Darwinism" being enforced by the self-anointed global elites -- the "survival of the un-fittest". We have about 1.6 billion muslims on the planet, subscribing to an ideology that preaches only chaos, death, and destruction. These creatures, from populations with average IQs below 85, operate at the level of baboons who, because they are too stupid to do anything constructive, insanely rip each other apart, along with any other creatures that happen to be in their vicinity.
The elitists keep feeding and providing for the inner-city sub-humans, promoting and encouraging lifestyles of dependency and degeneracy. Without all the freebies, these people could learn to read, write, work, and could become productive, functional humans.
Nothing but wasted human potential. It isn't the number of people that is the problem. It is the percentage of that number who will never become fully human.
He doesn't articulate very well. I will say, he is not the only person I've heard speak of the debt bubble about to pop. Trillion or so in student loan debt, Oil services startups, fracking startups borrowed tons to then see oil prices collapse. Folks working in these sectors also purchased homes/autos that now find themselves unemployed.
I think we are facing some pretty tough times. Not sure what all it will entail, but feels ominous.
I must be missing something here.
Yes, the explosion of fiat currency is a disaster. Financial resources have indeed been stolen from our children and grandchildren and repaying that debt would bankrupt any civilization. (Assuming we repay it at all. We might be forced to default, with all the fireworks that would ensue.)
But seeds will still sprout and grow into the food we need to stave off an extinction-level human tragedy. Large-scale farming will take a lot of work but a grumbling belly is highly motivational!
I can’t visualize the author’s connection between a currency collapse and tens of millions of deaths. Sorry.
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