An Idyllic Moment

The chaos, the mayhem, the ICE shootings, the Greenland topic, the Venezuela bit, the overall bull in a china shop- the Trump that is. It’s deliberate. I’m just saying.

They brought that termagant to create havoc with his nonsensical narcissistic US propaganda, his draconic methods and overall his overwhelmingly insulting personality, coupled with a seemingly business savant selling point to serve a very specific purpose. 

That purpose is saving US economy. 

You see, US economy is in deep trouble. Years of money printing for promoting growth caused giant, unprecedented deficits. The budget is alarming. The only way to save it is gold. The gold of the treasury to be repriced. The rich obviously know about this. They have been selling stock and stacking gold along with the governments since 3 years now, in case you have not noticed. 

But why the chaos? Well the thing is, gold THRIVES in CHAOS. When everything is stable, the jobs are there, credits are given, the stocks bring income and increase in value, in summary, the economy is growing, gold price remains as it is. When there is a threat of war, threat of problem in the economy, any form of unknown risks, gold prices skyrocket.

The issue is US does not have the money to follow through. They don’t have m-o-n-e-y. Hence the bizarre power acts, parading the handcuffed Venezuelan president for a showdown but not actually sending troops, the comedy gold social media threats of invading Greenland but not actually doing anything, the NATO, the healthcare and all the other budget cuts. They create chaos, save money, surge gold prices. 

Meanwhile they really need to create uncertainty without hurting the income- the business inside, hence the occasional toning down, but relentless pushing Fed for lowering interest rates. Low interest rates are better for the companies, they need credits to survive. The tariff cuts placed on other countries try to boost US economy-which is a double edged sword for imported raw materials, but it is planned to be in effect for short term, at least for the time being. The public will pay the increased prices, of course.

The issue is that US dollar is the international reserve money. Is it going to remain so? Every time they do stupid stuff in the international arena that is in the form of economic or political threats, countries are looking at one another and forming BRICS. Make no mistake, it will grow. Then US economy will have a harder time.  Being reserve money requires “predictability”, and that is what US government is precisely not.

The world economy is going to change landscape and we’ll all go through an immense round of uncertainty. Advice? Instead of doing what the governments tell you to do, look and follow what they themselves do. Because they and the rich people are the only ones who know what will come next, or in the long run. White rabbit, we are counting on you.