BRETTON WOODS III (III): EN LA CRESTA DE UNA CRISIS HISTÓRICA

BUCKLE UP: We Are On The Cusp Of The Greatest Crisis In The History Of The World https://t.co/8n61mVH7wX

— Guillermo Ruiz Zapatero (@ruiz_zapatero) April 10, 2022

Look at what they did when the COVID War began. People forget. You go back to September 2019, the Federal Reserve dumped how much into the REPO market? ‘What’s a REPO market?’ ‘I don’t know but they’re dumping money into it.’ And what did they dump in? $7 trillion from September 2019 to January 2020 (a 5 month period). Oh, and then what happened in January 2020? The COVID War began and they started locking down everything. Oh, and the markets started crashing. And then what happened? Oh, the banksters, they did another game. They lowered interest rates to ZERO in the United States. It’s still negative in Japan and Europe. And governments pumped money in, artificially boosted the economies and the stock markets. Oh, the stock markets boomed! The stock markets boomed while hundreds of millions of lives and livelihoods were destroyed. It’s Not Business As Usual It’s not business as usual. Do you know what the office occupancy rate in the United States is? 40%. ‘You mean it’s down 60%?’ You go to New York, on the east side, west side, all around the town, for rent, for rent, for rent, for rent, for rent, for rent. So now they are coming out and central banksters are saying they are warning of an inflationary era. Guess what? This is nothing new. Everything they are doing is making a terrible situation worse. We are on the cusp of the greatest financial, socioeconomic, and geopolitical crisis in the history of the world.” Eric King: “Gerald, with the BIS giving marching orders for central banks around the world to halt the QE, to raise interest rates to combat inflation, and deal with the associated pain because we’ve seen it before, we’ve been through it before, where does that leave us going forward? Because when you normalize interest rates in the West, the question begins to arise, can those countries even pay a normalized interest rate on their debts because the debt has become so massive?” So what I’m saying to you is even if they raise interest rates to 3% or 4% in the United States, that will crash the markets…Now what if they bring interest rates to the real rate where it should be like they did in the Volcker days with Reagan? Oh, you’ll have a collapse like you won’t believe, but don’t…to continue listening to one of Gerald Celente’s greatest interviews ever