Posted on 06/18/2021 9:52:09 AM PDT by gattaca
As the world’s economy emerges from the crisis caused by the pandemic, global elites have pushed for a “Great Reset.” Brownstone Research founder Jeff Brown spoke with Breitbart News Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow about the implications of this globalist vision for ordinary investors and how Brownstone Research’s personalized “Great Reset Protection Plan” provides all the tools investors need to protect themselves against these destructive market forces.
Though the pandemic has pushed talk of the Great Reset into broader political discourse, Brown explained that the idea is much older. The phrase originated with Klaus Schwab, the founder and chairman of the World Economic Forum (WEF), in 2014. But, as Brown noted, “Philosophically, this has been going on for thousands of years.”
“The powerful and the elites of the world have always tried to impose their will and signal their virtue to society obviously at their own benefit, not the benefit for the general population,” Brown said.
However, he noted that the pandemic has only accelerated this globalist push, as governments and corporations have exercised unprecedented power over individuals.
Brown framed the Great Reset as part of the trend of “woke capitalism,” which he described as “the corporate version of virtue signaling.”
(Excerpt) Read more at breitbart.com ...
You need to read the article again. God’s Word is my proof. Don’t take the Mark.
Fixed assets, eh? Here comes the economy under the Obama Administration again. The Carter-Reagan trends aren’t happening after all. “Fool me twice” and all that.
We Baby Boomers haven’t died off much, yet. Here comes another bubble that has even further to fall. I may be in the market for some of that busted real estate before long.
I can’t get that video to play.
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