Business Insider recently reported that the chief economist for the World Bank recently warned that “a financial crisis could emerge from coronavirus’ fallout”. This is a perfect example of an understatement wrapped in a lie. In a previous speech, the World Bank’s Carla Reinhardt noted that the U.S. Federal Reserve created $3.4 Trillion out of thin air while it took 40 years to create $14 Trillion. Meanwhile panicking economists are screaming in tandem that banks across Trans Atlantic must unleash ever more hyperinflationary quantitative easing which threatens to turn our money into toilet paper while at the same time acquiescing to infinite lockdowns in response to a disease which has the fatality levels of a common flu.
A very revealing post that needs to be attentively absorbed. The historical link to Lincoln's interest in innovation is fascinating and Cynthia Chung's article on the City of London's predatory significance was readily bookmarked by this reader. The Volcker, Greenspan and Maurice Strong quotes echo even more sinister in today's dystopia, like a breath afflicted with halitosis.
A very revealing post that needs to be attentively absorbed. The historical link to Lincoln's interest in innovation is fascinating and Cynthia Chung's article on the City of London's predatory significance was readily bookmarked by this reader. The Volcker, Greenspan and Maurice Strong quotes echo even more sinister in today's dystopia, like a breath afflicted with halitosis.
My great thanks to you sir for a thorough synopsis of American and world affairs. This would never be given in our current lacking education system.