![]() Here in Ontario, the price of gas just hit $1.79 per litre! I have never seen it go that high but I always knew it would. Just look at the price of gasoline in the last month. In the meantime, get the things you need now before inflation forces prices up higher. We will have to re-structure to be more independent and revert to regional trading as it is more feasible and far less costly. ![]() Alliances are shifting and global trade is slowing and there's the very real possibility of it shutting down almost completely. If China invades Taiwan, the hundreds of American companies (think Apple) will suffer greatly from confiscations as is happening in Russia right now. It appears more likely, as we see Russia and Ukraine being locked out, that China too will eventually be locked out or they'll lock themselves out in solidarity with Russia. Armstrong recommends buying what you need now because it will never be this cheap again as inflation goes crazy for the next couple of years. This will send prices much higher for everything and to keep cash on hand. In the interview, they discuss Russia and Ukraine and what's really going on over there. The globalists want communism, but the problem with communism is it does not work-period.” The level of stupidity on the world stage is stunning. ![]() This is the worst crop of world leaders I have ever seen, and I have been consulting governments for 40 years. He's even shook hands with Klaus Schwab and says he's never seen so many terrible world leaders in his lifetime and it's all because they are graduates of Schwab's Young Global Leaders school which he says is nothing more than communism and communism always fails in the end. The ECB has been stuck now with negative rates since 2014. He was one of the few, if not the only voice to advise them not to let interest rates go negative or they'll never be able to reverse course. 's Greg Hunter published his latest interview with Martin Armstrong, author of 'Manipulating The World Economy' who has advised big banks including the European Central Bank.
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