A lot will happen in 2025!

First take a look at one of the most shocking  videos  in the world! This video actually shows the powers that be are lying to you— Here’s What They Don’t Want You to Know! The prospect of martial law being implemented seriously within the borders of the United States is terrifying for many, and though it is still statistically unlikely the chances that this will happen are more likely than they have been in six decades and are only increasing. The time is now to start thinking about where you will go should your home be affected by a declaration of martial law. Even though there is nothing illegal regarding prepping, all it takes is the stroke of a pen for that to change. If it does, you may find that you are now a target of the government and need to find places to conceal yourself. Under normal circumstances, martial law will only last until the crisis has been resolved, but in cases of an EMP or economic collapse, you could find yourself under the thumb of the military for...

We don’t necessarily see it on a day-to-day basis, but the value of the dollar is a variable thing. Once upon a time, that value was based on gold, then when there wasn’t enough gold to back our money, silver became the standard. But in 1933, FDR took the dollar off the gold standard, where our money was backed by physical gold in the vaults of Fort Knox. The final nail in this coffin was pounded home in 1971, when then-president Nixon announced that the US government would no longer convert dollars to gold. What this means is that the US, like the currencies of many other countries, only has value because we all believe it has value. In essence, the dollar is a product and the value of it goes up and down according to how much of a demand there is for it. This is one of the more essential functions of the financial markets, centered on Wall Street in New York City, Bond Street in London and other financial centers around the world. Yet the value of the dollar is clearly dropping. It h...

It’s becoming increasingly clear how individual freedoms seem to be under constant siege. In the context of the  2030 Agenda , which suggests that “you will own nothing and be happy,” restrictions on freedoms are becoming increasingly evident. In this regard, several countries in the European Union, where democracy appears to reign, are passing laws that censor even what one thinks. Thus, the governments of Germany, the United Kingdom, and Spain are adopting measures that could mark a turning point in the relationship between the state and its citizens. Through initiatives that promote mutual surveillance and the censorship of dissenting opinions, these countries are normalizing practices that are eminently reminiscent of authoritarian regimes of the past. This time, the pretext is not political ideology or war, but the fight against disinformation, conspiracy theories, and harassment in public spaces. It’s curious to observe how governments try to impose laws against  disinfo...

The United States economy is a much more fragile thing than most people realize. Even though it is the most robust economy today, it can be taken down in a moment. Keeping the economy intact is a constant balancing act, like trying to keep any number of balls in the air at one time. Truth be told, nobody fully understands the economy, not even those who make their living explaining it. That’s mostly because the American economy is too complex, with too many interrelated parts, for anyone to keep track of it all. Financial professionals, who are supposed to understand it, focus on individual companies or their stocks, as well as trends, extrapolating pronouncements about whole sections of the economy from those examples. Yet, the American economy is the most robust economy in the world, impacting the economies of all other countries. When things go good in the USA, they go good for the world; but when they go bad, it affects the whole world too. We saw that when we were in the 2008/...