These two quotes are from a few years ago.
Also, when we're talking a nearly 250 year old system entering end game, does it really matter if someone's warning comes at the two year mark, five year mark, or ten or twenty. In the grand scheme of things, all of those time frames will be right at the end, if you were to graph it out.
The difference is, that some people have better and earlier foresight than others do.
Where some can take a quick educated look at a situation and see impending doom, most others are still just going along fat dumb and happy.
Imho, anyone should be able to understand easily where an inflationary monetary system inevitably leads, but the vast majority haven't a clue about stuff like that.
Case in point, one of the top economic advisors to the bidet hasn't a clue as to how bonds and gov debt work.
I could run circles around this guy on the topic, as could most (if not all) of everyone else on this forum.
...oh, and he admits that MMT is their policy.
Short, less than two minutes. Just might be the scariest vid you've seen in awhile.
.....and that means making changes when to most, nothing seems wrong to have to make changes, so they say why change anything?
It'd be like driving cross country on bald tires, and thinking you'll take care of them as they blow out. Ie: when the crisis comes. Well that's what our gov is doing. Except our road trip started around a hundred years ago, and the tires are getting bald.
In order to hopefully get our idiot gov to correct its course. If ya wait until there is a crisis on the doorstep it's suddenly too late to correct course.
Also, when we're talking a nearly 250 year old system entering end game, does it really matter if someone's warning comes at the two year mark, five year mark, or ten or twenty. In the grand scheme of things, all of those time frames will be right at the end, if you were to graph it out.
The difference is, that some people have better and earlier foresight than others do.
Where some can take a quick educated look at a situation and see impending doom, most others are still just going along fat dumb and happy.
Imho, anyone should be able to understand easily where an inflationary monetary system inevitably leads, but the vast majority haven't a clue about stuff like that.
Case in point, one of the top economic advisors to the bidet hasn't a clue as to how bonds and gov debt work.
I could run circles around this guy on the topic, as could most (if not all) of everyone else on this forum.
...oh, and he admits that MMT is their policy.
Short, less than two minutes. Just might be the scariest vid you've seen in awhile.
Again, the point is to do something before there's a crisis.
.....and that means making changes when to most, nothing seems wrong to have to make changes, so they say why change anything?
It'd be like driving cross country on bald tires, and thinking you'll take care of them as they blow out. Ie: when the crisis comes. Well that's what our gov is doing. Except our road trip started around a hundred years ago, and the tires are getting bald.