from Kerry Lutz's Financial Survival Network
In this insightful discussion, Kerry Lutz and Martin Armstrong tackle pressing issues surrounding government and public trust. They express concern over the polarized state of the United States and the global erosion of trust in governments. The upcoming election and its potential candidates, along with the impact of debates and convention locations, are thoroughly examined. The conversation highlights the frustration with excessive laws and their often absurd punishments, the difficulties in reaching politicians, and the pervasive influence of the “swamp.” Armstrong passionately discusses the prevailing focus on war over peace and critiques political figures for perpetuating conflict. They explore the potential impact of government defaults on asset investments, drawing historical parallels and projecting a recession in 2028. The interconnected nature of political relationships and the implications for the stock market and elections are also discussed. Armstrong shares a strategy that suggests initiating a war before Trump takes office to manipulate him and warns of a possible false flag event in August to September. They delve into the economic repercussions of sanctions and the division of the world economy due to the use of the dollar as a weapon, emphasizing the destructive impact on global trends by the head of SWIFT. Overall, the discussion provides a comprehensive analysis of government, politics, and economics, with a focus on historical parallels and potential future implications.
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And that’s how totalitarian movements come to power: the citizens give up on the Establishment factions, as they’ve failed to solve the problems being exploited by extremist groups.
More extensive audio analysis reveals a clear difference between the weapon firing shots #1 through #3. This needs to be addressed by “official” investigators. I put that in quotes because so far this has been nothing short of infuriatingly conducted.
Hurrah, they finally took away Grandpa Joe’s keys. Fortunately, the political upheaval that is sure to follow is no joke. Actually, it begs to turn out more like the Great Cackle that saved America.
In 1848, a 29-year-old Sacramento shop owner named Samuel Brannan was tending the cash register at his store when a pair of shoppers asked if they could pay him in gold.
FBI Director Wray has made it clear, and now we know why the snipers could not soot the assassin before he shot Trump. It is so obvious; why did we not understand this? The sniper was aiming at an area that is outside the Security Zone, but he was not allowed to fire until the shooter fired. Obviously, Tom Crooks might have just been duck hunting on the roof.
Nvidia is our double-WTF chart of the year, giving up $512 billion in 10 days.
Why does government lie so repeatedly — and so atrociously?
During MSNBC’s coverage of President Joe Biden’s speech on Wednesday, Sen. Elizabeth Warren stated that President Joe Biden is saying that the Supreme Court — which, in its last term, rejected a challenge to the abortion pill mifepristone and upheld the federal ban on gun ownership for subjects of domestic violence restraining orders — is “a threat to the very democracy that this nation relies on” and because “it wants to empower a dictator,” the court needs to be remade in the way Biden wants.
Newly released state revenue data shows that Massachusetts taxpayers played a major role in funding a mid-budget Hollywood movie about climate change.
Joe Biden has officially withdrawn from the 2024 presidential race. Despite his persistent claims that Donald Trump is a threat to democracy and that he would be the one to defeat him, Biden’s withdrawal serves as proof that it is Biden and his party who are attacking democracy, not President Trump.
An image of Donald Trump’s right ear without a bandage has prompted leftists to resume with suggestions that he wasn’t really hit by a bullet.
Ever since Joe Biden dropped out of the race, prominent Republicans have been relentlessly calling for him to resign. They argue that if Biden is unfit to run, he is also unfit to serve. It is hard to argue with that. But getting Biden to resign would essentially be the equivalent of throwing Brer Rabbit into the briar patch. Elevating Kamala Harris to the presidency is not going to help Republicans win in November. In fact, it would almost certainly help Harris and the Democrats.