The EU won’t see 2020. The Netherlands will, TOMORROW, be starting the legal process to hold their own referendum. Then France. Then everyone else.
The Second Great Depression (banks, et. al. say it could begin at the end of this year) will be blamed on President Donald Trump and Nigel Farage. Globalists will double down everywhere, blaming nationalism for everything.
The US economy was already on thin ice with education, housing and consumer debt, a massive federal debt and debt for many municipalities. It also has latent debt for infrastructure and required spending.
Either people will realize that the Brexit really isn't a big deal or we will look fondly at 2008.
You're going to see U.S. get involved in some new war somewhere because isis bad guys are doing bad things and U.S. Military needs billions in tax dollars to go fight.....except the guy's we'd be fighting are alphabet agency trained/armed/funded mercenary groups.
You'd think, but you have to weigh in the forces against us. I have a merry band of down voters who down vote everything I post. Methinks they have their knickers in a bunch about what I have to say, lol.
Think of it as there being two economies. The Free Economy and the Globalist's Economy. The Free Economy will rise the Globalist Economy fails. Just don't hitch your wagon to them . It's not "our" economy collapsing, it is their economy collapsing.
It will be the cover for forcing a collapse now. The collapse has to happen, and the power structure gets to blame Brexit for the fall, rather than poor money management.
Also, there have been reports by government agencies that bitcoin could lead to economic instability. Obviously its also an attempt to set bitcoin up as the future fall guy for future collapses, just like they blamed (and confiscated) gold back in the 1930's.
Freedom is what can avoid these pitfalls, but the sorcerers are trying to brain wash people into blaming anyone but the real culprits... the banks and the banking system.
and on top of that how is bitcoin different than any other FIAT currency exactly? i am no expert, i don't know that's why i ask because to me it doesn't solve any problem.
Thats the point; it isn't. Bitcoin gets gamed in much the same way that the traditional markets do. Its even easier to do, actually. Since all the power of the bitcoin market rests in those that have collected and hoarded the "most" and "oldest" bitcoins. If you think those are normal investors only motivated by pure greed, then feel free to flush your fiat dollars down the drain. But Ive already watched bitcoin go though obviously structured massive downturns to bleed the market and entice new investment from virgin sources. Expect another purge here in the next 3 - 4 monts, or whenever bitcoin principles think they wont get much more new money from the Brexit basket.
Our current currency has two problems: Centralized authority to print new currency is one of them. Bitcoin solves this problem.
The other problem is that our current currency is not backed by any physical assets that have any value. In essence, it is the mass delusion of value that gives our current currency its "power". Bitcoin does not solve this problem.
Don't let the BitCult fool you into being part of their delusion.
Not likely in such a short time. Bitcoin is still way to small to take care of even 1/100th of the money supply. Its going to take decades for it to be adopted (and coded) on a large enough scale to become helpful. Gold and silver would be better short term solutions.
BTW: If anyone has lots of silver and wants to pump the value of silver, work to ship silver to Venezuela to buy service or other goods. People in Venezuela are looking for any alternative to their current money system.
At this stage it's practically certain that Scotland will have another independence referendum and they will leave the union. It's also quite possible that reunification efforts will be restarted in Ireland
and then their greed will kick back in and the lust for money and power will return. They just need a plan that they can use to capitalize on the exit.
A bit of punishment to the people, in the form of economic downturn, for voting exit and ruining their overall plan but then it's back to business.
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21 TallestSkil 2016-06-24
The EU won’t see 2020. The Netherlands will, TOMORROW, be starting the legal process to hold their own referendum. Then France. Then everyone else.
The Second Great Depression (banks, et. al. say it could begin at the end of this year) will be blamed on President Donald Trump and Nigel Farage. Globalists will double down everywhere, blaming nationalism for everything.
They’ve done it before.
2 NonDucor_Duco 2016-06-24
I wonder, to what degree, this will affect the American economy
5 zxcvb94105 2016-06-24
The US economy was already on thin ice with education, housing and consumer debt, a massive federal debt and debt for many municipalities. It also has latent debt for infrastructure and required spending.
Either people will realize that the Brexit really isn't a big deal or we will look fondly at 2008.
2 cannibaloxfords 2016-06-24
You're going to see U.S. get involved in some new war somewhere because isis bad guys are doing bad things and U.S. Military needs billions in tax dollars to go fight.....except the guy's we'd be fighting are alphabet agency trained/armed/funded mercenary groups.
The tax dollars continue to be stolen....
1 NonDucor_Duco 2016-06-24
Well, hopefully it won't be a huge deal. Although I can see it breaking up the UK
5 nope_nope_ftbks 2016-06-24
This will be the excuse to let the markets crash by TPTB incite panic and grab more power. Never let a good crisis go to waste.
2 NonDucor_Duco 2016-06-24
True. Never let a good crisis go to waste. Almost like it's planned...
1 Putin_loves_cats 2016-06-24
This was my prediction on another thread here. I got downvoted, and now I'm giggling. Got the popcorn, this should be interesting....
3 NonDucor_Duco 2016-06-24
You'd think on a subreddit like this, we'd all brainstorm together since no one knows the true answer and not down vote people so much
2 Putin_loves_cats 2016-06-24
You'd think, but you have to weigh in the forces against us. I have a merry band of down voters who down vote everything I post. Methinks they have their knickers in a bunch about what I have to say, lol.
2 NonDucor_Duco 2016-06-24
Usually the people that are ignored in what they say are closest to the truth. At least in my experience
1 DrDougExeter 2016-06-24
doubt it will do much of anything
1 rings_of_saturn 2016-06-24
Think of it as there being two economies. The Free Economy and the Globalist's Economy. The Free Economy will rise the Globalist Economy fails. Just don't hitch your wagon to them . It's not "our" economy collapsing, it is their economy collapsing.
1 NonDucor_Duco 2016-06-24
What about the affects on our economy. We do a lot of trade with England
1 HulaguKan 2016-06-24
No they won't
1 [deleted] 2016-06-24
😧
6 Pologrounds 2016-06-24
Get the popcorn ready.
3 NonDucor_Duco 2016-06-24
May need a lot of popcorn!
6 cm18 2016-06-24
It will be the cover for forcing a collapse now. The collapse has to happen, and the power structure gets to blame Brexit for the fall, rather than poor money management.
Also, there have been reports by government agencies that bitcoin could lead to economic instability. Obviously its also an attempt to set bitcoin up as the future fall guy for future collapses, just like they blamed (and confiscated) gold back in the 1930's.
Freedom is what can avoid these pitfalls, but the sorcerers are trying to brain wash people into blaming anyone but the real culprits... the banks and the banking system.
-1 NonDucor_Duco 2016-06-24
What about the potential for bitcoin to come in and save the day and then became what leads to a singular global currency?
3 ronintetsuro 2016-06-24
What happens to your bitcoins if you don't have access to electricity, much less the internet? How do you spend them?
2 drwooo 2016-06-24
and on top of that how is bitcoin different than any other FIAT currency exactly? i am no expert, i don't know that's why i ask because to me it doesn't solve any problem.
2 Ethyl_Mercaptan 2016-06-24
https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/4pl0ds/brexit_beginning_of_the_global_economic_collapse/d4mcxp3
1 ronintetsuro 2016-06-24
Thats the point; it isn't. Bitcoin gets gamed in much the same way that the traditional markets do. Its even easier to do, actually. Since all the power of the bitcoin market rests in those that have collected and hoarded the "most" and "oldest" bitcoins. If you think those are normal investors only motivated by pure greed, then feel free to flush your fiat dollars down the drain. But Ive already watched bitcoin go though obviously structured massive downturns to bleed the market and entice new investment from virgin sources. Expect another purge here in the next 3 - 4 monts, or whenever bitcoin principles think they wont get much more new money from the Brexit basket.
1 Ethyl_Mercaptan 2016-06-24
Our current currency has two problems: Centralized authority to print new currency is one of them. Bitcoin solves this problem.
The other problem is that our current currency is not backed by any physical assets that have any value. In essence, it is the mass delusion of value that gives our current currency its "power". Bitcoin does not solve this problem.
Don't let the BitCult fool you into being part of their delusion.
1 NonDucor_Duco 2016-06-24
Haha I won't! I got down voted at the mention of it!
1 cm18 2016-06-24
Not likely in such a short time. Bitcoin is still way to small to take care of even 1/100th of the money supply. Its going to take decades for it to be adopted (and coded) on a large enough scale to become helpful. Gold and silver would be better short term solutions.
BTW: If anyone has lots of silver and wants to pump the value of silver, work to ship silver to Venezuela to buy service or other goods. People in Venezuela are looking for any alternative to their current money system.
1 NonDucor_Duco 2016-06-24
Good to know. I'm excited to see how all this apocalyptic stuff will unfold
4 Touritaly 2016-06-24
I think it may only be a market overreaction but only time will tell.
3 luckinator 2016-06-24
The sooner the EU is destroyed, the better. The financial markets will eventually take care of themselves.
1 NonDucor_Duco 2016-06-24
Do you think it will also affect the UK?
2 PhysicsManUK 2016-06-24
This very well may be a Lehman-magnitude event, I fully expect at least European markets to be suspended shortly after market open.
1 iSeeKarma 2016-06-24
I hope not I want every to sell so I can buy
1 NonDucor_Duco 2016-06-24
That's crazy. I wonder if the other nations in the UK will re-vote
2 Rumbustificator 2016-06-24
At this stage it's practically certain that Scotland will have another independence referendum and they will leave the union. It's also quite possible that reunification efforts will be restarted in Ireland
2 Putin_loves_cats 2016-06-24
Yup. Predicted a Brexit. Reverse psychology. Never let a crisis go to waste, and nothing in politics happens by chance....
1 NonDucor_Duco 2016-06-24
I'm hearing a lot of that lately
1 lbrodieee 2016-06-24
Nothing in the world happens by chance*
1 NonDucor_Duco 2016-06-24
Should be the r/conspiracy trademark
2 nedsliver 2016-06-24
and then their greed will kick back in and the lust for money and power will return. They just need a plan that they can use to capitalize on the exit.
A bit of punishment to the people, in the form of economic downturn, for voting exit and ruining their overall plan but then it's back to business.
2 XTURNPIKEMICKX 2016-06-24
Sounds like the embers of war. It's only a matter of time before we all kill each other right?
1 Denmark1976 2016-06-24
This post is getting vote bombed into oblivion by chills & fund its (it rimes and avoids word detection algorithm).
1 NonDucor_Duco 2016-06-24
How do you mean? You people are trying to cover up any mention of an EU economic downfall?
1 tito333 2016-06-24
It won't be a collapse for the people planning it, they'll be sitting rich and pretty. It's us regular suckers who will get stiffed.
1 NonDucor_Duco 2016-06-24
Well right now it looks like a few other nations are considering leaving the EU as well
1 tito333 2016-06-24
I think the Dutch will leave. They already shut the door to refugees, and votes against a simple treaty with the Ukraine. It was good while it lasted.
1 NonDucor_Duco 2016-06-24
Sounds like France wants the UK to take all of their refugees
1 tito333 2016-06-24
Maybe Ireland and Scotland can.