I should listen to Dave Cullen more often because he always seems to have a logical and level-headed approach to what’s transpiring. I also think
@DesertRose has posted some videos of Melissa Ciummei in this thread. She seems to be relaying facts about the economic “crisis” that lies ahead. Not surprisingly, Melissa being a financial investor, she seems to echoing much of what
Leslie Manookian has said, which is
decentralization is the answer and focus on local businesses because when the fiat system collapses, they’ll be the ones that’ll be needing our support and vice versa. She calls the fiat system "sweat equity", which I think is also something worth remembering because these banks, investors and shareholders have done absolutely
NOTHING to earn any of it. In essence, their "worth" is grossly inflated by a system that simply prints money, which in turn inflates prices of goods
and enslaves the general population who actually work in it.
Melissa made a lot of good points regarding capitalism and that it’s on the way out and that we need to really start focusing on what life means again. I agree. As Lurker said
here,
planned obsolescence is necessary because it keeps people constantly purchasing new items, whereas, years ago, as Melissa said, items used to last for years. Not to mention, they’re doing what they can to have everyone on a cellphone. Such rubbish IMHO. As she said,
“They’re moving us into a prison and your phone is your prison warden”, which is similar to Catherine Austin Fitts' comment,
"Do not help them build your prison". For example, this article that Frank posted
here with the public servants harassing an 86 year old man in a wheelchair at an airport because he didn’t have an app cellphone - good grief. It’s as though ideology has usurped logic and laws.
It’s also interesting to note Melissa says mathematically, the credit can’t survive past 2028, which would explain WEF making this statement:
Someone in comments sections of the video stated that the WEF is just the financial arm of the UN. They’re not wrong as the UN was created by the Rothschild’s/Rockefeller’s and would explain why certain countries have veto power and others don’t, especially since Israel is
FOREVER breaking international laws in Palestine and towards Palestinians and they’re consistently being swept under the rug. After all, Israel is a creation of the Rothschild’s, not to mention they own the fiat currency/banking system and have given Vanguard (or is it Blacrock?) lots of it to purchase a lot of businesses and real estate in the US.
All that said, Melissa does say that it only takes 5% of the population to rebel and when they rebel, a revolution can actually happen. I think this is important to keep in mind because as she says:
“Good people are passively good, while bad people are actively bad. If good people are actively good, there is no force that can stop it.”
I think these are good words to live by because as she said, there’s no going back to they way things were and this may actually be a good thing, provided enough people rise up and want to see real change in the world.
