We told you it was coming.

And it happened.

Yes, I am talking about Trump’s attempted assassination.

Which makes what we’re about to reveal more important than ever.

In this Letter, we’re going to tell you what’s going happen next.

But before we do, it’s extremely important we revisit what we wrote in previous letters.

Here goes.

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Reality Exposed: Will You Take a Blue or Red Pill?

June 7, 2020

I’ve been called a conspiracy theorist.

I’ve been called a fear monger.

And lately, I’ve been called a capitalist pig because I have been in support of opening the economy.

But regardless of what I have been called, the most important thing for anyone reading this is to seek the truth.

The truth is often hard to comprehend – especially when we are bombarded with such biased media influence.

So today, I am simply going to show you evidence through my past writings that show how what was once difficult to believe becomes reality.

I know that most would prefer to read a headline. But please, don’t be a headline enthusiast but instead read this in its entirety. Only then will you see the truth.

Please share your truths at the end.

Here goes.

Begin Excerpt 1:

Why the People are Voting Trump, March 20, 2016

When I first spoke of Trump’s potential success last year (2015), people thought I was crazy. They thought Trump’s ambition of becoming President was merely a sideshow for a struggling country with numerous homegrown issues.

And at first, it was.

It gave the media something to talk about. It gave the people a distraction.

But as Trump continued his rally and gained further support from the American people, things changed.

Trump is not only a real contender but is now at the top of the polls.

You may ask, “Why are people so stupid as to vote for Trump?”

“He has no political background.”

“What does he know about running a government?”

“Have you heard the things he has said?

But none of the above matters anymore.

You see, voters aren’t simply voting for Trump; no, they are voting to fight back against the regime of corrupt politicians, greedy bankers, and manipulative oligarchs, who together represent the Establishment.

Just as Canadians voted for change when we elected Justin Trudeau as our Prime Minister, the American populace is leaning towards Trump because they too want change.

In fact, I find it quite odd how many of us Canadians laugh at America’s support for Trump.

We elected Justin Trudeau – a man without any history of hardship, leadership, or political background. I am not saying Trump is a better leader, but from the perspective of accomplishments, he has Trudeau beat.

Yet, here we are laughing at American politics.

Instead, what we should really be doing is looking at why Americans are supporting Trump.

Fighting Back

For years, I have written about how big banks gained control of society via our financial markets and the manipulation that goes on within.

I have been able to use that information to turn it into something positive by making investments based on the fundamentals of what I believe is really happening, as opposed to what the media tells us is happening.

But the majority of Americans haven’t been able to do the same.

The majority of Americans have been sitting on the sidelines, struggling to pay the bills while watching the following headlines splash across the news:

Corporate profits soar to new highs

Stock market soars to new highs

Number of millionaires in the US soar to new highs

The media hasn’t exaggerated those statements; those are all true.

The stock market is at an all-time high, and corporations are raking in the profits. And there certainly are more millionaires in the US than ever before.

But guess what? There are even more people without jobs and homes – many more.

Those without jobs and those barely making ends meet are watching the news and seeing how great things are supposed to be.

And they’ve had enough.

They’re tired of the lies the media has been spilling about the economy. They’re tired of the years of deceit.

That is why they are voting Trump.

Trump, despite some of his controversial views, represents anti-establishment.

We generally have this idea of Republicans being all for profit and capitalism that they forget the little guys. Billionaire Trump most certainly fits this character.

But people are starting to realize that Democrats are no better. In fact, since 2008, they have raised and spent more money than the Republicans by hundreds of millions.

If you take a look at the amount of money from funds, corporations, and celebrities that have gone to support Democratic campaigns, you would see that the numbers are quite high.

For example, billionaire George Soros – who is shrouded by evil conspiracies – has already given Hillary Clinton and other Democrats this election cycle more than US$13 million.

In the last mid-term elections, Liberal hedge-fund billionaire Tom Steyer poured nearly $74 million to support the Democrats.

These are the same fund managers that are the target of anti-establishment voters. And as we all know, in the world of finance, no one pours that much money without expecting a return.

Perhaps that’s why, despite less campaign spending, Trump is killing it.

The Strongest Campaign in History

Trump has capitalized on the years of anger and disillusionment of the voters to propel one of the most powerful political campaigns we have ever seen.

According to mediaQuant, and via New York Times, Trump has managed to achieve close to $2 billion worth of media attention since he began his campaign. That’s about twice the all-in price of the most expensive presidential campaigns in history. It’s also more than twice the estimated $746 million that Hillary Clinton, the next best at earning media, took in.

In February alone, Trump earned as much media as Ted Cruz and Hilary Clinton combined.

You may be thinking, “That’s because he has so much money and so many rich friends to pay for his campaign.”

Well, actually, that couldn’t be further from the truth.

Take a look at this:

The above chart represents the amount of bought and earned media by the candidates in the 2016 election.

Trump has not only spent significantly less on media than his adversaries, but he has also gained significantly more than any of them – by a wide margin.

So much so that this week, Trump beat Rubio in his home state of Florida; thus, giving him the support of a majority of Republican primary voters nationwide.

Trump’s momentum continues, and anti-Trump Republicans are now preparing with all their might to stop his train.

But can they?

Every day, more Americans turn up to support Trump.

Americans are supporting Trump because he has been telling the truth when no one else will:

America’s economy is NOT what it appears to be.

Americans – the ones who are sitting at home watching the rich get richer while they get poorer – want the truth exposed. And they are voting for Trump because he is exposing the truth about the American economy.

Hence Trump’s slogan, “Make America Great Again.”

But if Trump is indeed the anti-establishment leader he is making himself out to be, and continues to gain support, what then?

The Attack on the Establishment

For all we know, Trump, the master of the deal, may have already struck a deal with the bankers and politicians.

But as we know right now, Trump is anti-establishment and anti-globalization.

If Trump is elected under that presumption, we’re going to see the building blocks of the Establishment and globalization come under attack, and they won’t like it.

They will fight back, leading to major conflicts including riots, protests, and potentially even war and assassination attempts. It is quite possible that the Establishment might even be allowing Trump to succeed in order to cause chaos to show the people that the Establishment is a necessity once all hell breaks loose.

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Back in March 2016, many thought I was nuts to say that reality TV star and billionaire Donald Trump would become the next US President. In fact, many of my colleagues laughed at me.

Yet, today, he is the President of the United States.

Then I was called a fear monger for saying that protests and riots will follow after he is elected.

Today, there are riots and protests everywhere.

Begin Excerpt 2:

Can Trump Stop the Establishment, January 29, 2017

Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, Trump’s policies were, in fact, successful; job numbers were getting better, and the stock market continued to soar.  Did interest rates rise in 2017, and did the Fed begin to contract the money supply?

Take a look at the Fed Funds rate:

Right on cue, in 2017, the Fed began to raise rates.

And what about the money supply?

In 2018, the Fed did just that.

Via Wikipedia:

“In 2018, the Fed began retiring some of the debt on their balance sheet, beginning quantitative tightening.”

What about the CIA? Is Trump going after them?

Via New York Times, Feb 13, 2020:

“Justice Dept. Is Investigating C.I.A. Resistance to Sharing Russia Secrets

Trump administration officials investigating the government’s response to Russia’s election interference in 2016 appear to be hunting for a basis to accuse Obama-era intelligence officials of hiding evidence or manipulating analysis about Moscow’s covert operation, according to people familiar with aspects of the inquiry…

…Mr. Trump has targeted all three former top officials as he has sought to foster a narrative that it was illegitimate for government investigators to scrutinize links between his campaign, Russia and WikiLeaks and that he was the victim of a “deep state” conspiracy to sabotage him for political reasons — a push that led to the Durham inquiry.”

What about Canada, where I said, “Trudeau is going to spend and put Canadians into massive debt, just as Obama has done.” I know many Trudeau supporters will say he had to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic, so let’s look at what Trudeau has done prior to COVID-19.

On Feb 4, 2020, the Fraser Institute wrote:

“Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is projected to be the largest accumulator of federal debt per person (5.6 percent) among prime ministers who did not fight a world war or experience an economic downturn during their tenure.”

Remember, debt has to be repaid; if not in your lifetime, your children’s. We, and they, will be taxed so much that we’ll never be able to afford anything or get ahead. Property taxes will go up. Income tax will go up. And there will be tax on top of tax, just as there already is in British Columbia. Meanwhile, Trudeau and his family will get richer – from school teacher to multi-millionaire. Just like Obama…

Via Factcheck.org:

“For Barack and Michelle Obama, $15.6 million of the $20.5 million that they earned between 2005 and 2016 came from books written by the former president, according to a 2017 Forbes analysis. Two of the books, “The Audacity of Hope” and “Dreams from My Father,” were published before he became president, and a third book for children was published in 2010. Just over $3 million came from the presidential salary for eight years.

Since leaving the White House, Barack and Michelle Obama have signed onto high-profile deals, including one reportedly worth $60 million for a pair of memoirs. The first, written by Michelle Obama, was released in November 2018 and became the best-selling book that year. The couple also signed a television series and movie production deal with Netflix, but the amount they’ll make from it isn’t clear. One early report described it as a “high 8-figure deal.”

It’s easy to tell people to stay home, lose their jobs, and take on debt, when you’re worth tens of millions of dollars…

I bet that Trudeau, outside of his multi-million-dollar family legacy money, will make tens of millions after he leaves office also.

I hope you’re still following because the next part is even eerier than the last.

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Six Events Will Determine Our Future, August 20, 2017

I have made many attempts to paint the true story of what’s really going on in both the markets and the economy.

Much of what I wrote in past Letters – including predicting a Trump victory a year before he was even elected – has come true.

Today, I am going to simplify my prediction.

And while you shouldn’t take it as gospel, you should certainly be aware that the scenarios I paint – however extreme – have a strong possibility of happening.

In fact, it would be rather unwise to believe that extremes cannot happen – especially when “extreme” is what one might label our current financial and political situations:

• An extremely divided housing-to-wage ratio (think inequality)
• Extreme levels of debt that continue to climb with no regard on how it will be serviced in the future
• Stock market setting record new highs despite fundamentals
• An extremely divided government under President Trump
• An extremely divided America
• An extremely divided World

When we reach the near extremities of modern civilization, the ultimate consequence is a complete reset of the financial system – a complete reset of government.

I am not saying that this will happen soon, if at all. I am just saying that it’s the inevitable outcome when reaching the peak of society.

Last month, I talked about how the world revolves around the Fed and its inflate/deflate cycles.

If you haven’t read that Letter, you can read it by CLICKING HERE.

I suggested that the Fed has already gone through the “inflate cycle” and is in the midst of preparing for the deflationary cycle that always follows. How quickly this occurs is unknown at this point, but if the Fed deflates too quickly, we will witness an extreme global economic and financial reset.

The question is: Are we at the peak of this era?

Today, I want to paint our current picture to give you a bird’s eye view.

It plays out like this (with many of these points overlapping one another):

1. Inflate: Make people feel good by giving them cheap money through Quantitative Easing (QE) and low-interest rates – increase the money supply.
2. Deflate: Take the good feeling away by taking away cheap money through Quantitative Tightening (QT) and higher rates – decrease the money supply.
3. Control: Subdue the population by taking their focus away from the real situation. Think media control; think the increase of opioid usage and the legalization of marijuana; think President Trump; think billionaire-funded protests.
4. Divide: Segregate society by inducing riots and hate crimes.
5. War: Mask the international financial and economic crisis through the rhetoric of war, or even war itself.
6. Reset: Global economic reset will be blamed on war, not the monetary actions of the powerful elite.

1. Inflation: The Give

Since the Fed increased the money supply with global Quantitative Easing, there is now over US$15 trillion of sovereign debt and equities in central bank balance sheets.

Furthermore, over $5 trillion of investment-grade bonds trade at negative interest rates, while US equities – the biggest equities market in the world – has inflated to new record highs.

Housing is also on the rise, and the costs of living have skyrocketed everywhere.

In fact, if you live in the US and make minimum wage, you can’t even afford a 2-bedroom apartment in any of the US states:

Think that’s bad?

Just 0.1% of US minimum wage workers can afford a 1-bedroom apartment without being what the government calls “burdened.”

Take a look at how many hours a minimum wage worker has to work in order to afford a 1-bedroom apartment:

So how are people getting by?

Through more debt.

It’s precisely why household debt continues to reach new highs.

Total mortgage debt outstanding at the end of the first quarter this year sits at over US$14.4 trillion – around $300 billion shy of the record-high set in the second quarter of 2008 of nearly $14.8 trillion.

Now consider this: Overall mortgage debt is rising by over $100 billion every quarter, with every quarter rising faster than the last. If this trend continues, we’ll breach the 2008 record by the end of this year.

Actually, we could reach it even sooner.

Why?

Recall my June Edition of the Equedia Letter, “What Happens When the Financial Bubble Pops“:

“…Starting in just a few weeks, millions of Americans are about to receive an artificial boost in their credit scores.

… a simple change from the credit bureaus – and not borrower habits – will boost the credit scores of 12 million Americans overnight.

The effects of this boost are already taking place and is about to set off a new wave of consumer credit.”

That might not sound like much, but let me show you how damaging that can be.

If every one of those 12 million Americans is allowed to borrow just US$1 because of better credit scores, that’s $12 million of new debt.

If they borrow $10 each, it’s $120 million.

If they borrow $100 each, it’s $1.2 billion.

If they borrow $1,000 each, it’s $12 billion.

If they borrow $10,000 each, it’s $120 billion.

If they borrow $100,000 each (say on a mortgage), it’s $1.2 trillion.

Meanwhile, corporate debt continues to hit new record highs.

All of this debt is being issued through low-interest rates.

But while both corporate and consumer debt balloons, the Fed is expected to make all of this money more expensive…

2. Deflate: The Takeaway

In June, the Fed announced that it would slowly increase rates and slowly reduce the money supply. Simply put, it’s on the path to deflating.

And again, recall from my June Letter that when the Fed deflates, it has historically triggered a recession:

“History shows us when the Fed lowers interest rates and increases the money supply, the economy booms; when the Fed raises interest rates and decreases the money supply, the economy shrinks.”

As Bill Gross, one of the most prominent bond managers, recently put it:

“Most destructive leverage – as witnessed with the pre-Lehman subprime mortgages – occurs at the short end of the yield curve as the cost of monthly interest payments increase significantly to debt holders.

While governments and the U.S. Treasury can afford the additional expense, levered corporations and individuals in many cases cannot.

Such was the case during each of the three recessions…But since the Great Recession, more highly levered corporations, and in many cases, indebted individuals with floating rate student loans now exceeding $1 trillion, cannot cover the increased expense, resulting in reduced investment, consumption, and ultimate default.

Commonsensically, a more highly levered economy is more growth sensitive to using short term interest rates and a flat yield curve, which historically has coincided with the onset of a recession.“

If the Fed does indeed pull more money out of the system in the coming months and years and “normalize” rates, I have no doubt that it will trigger a recession. Much of our current debt, especially consumer debt, has ballooned as a result of low rates and easy lending.

What happens when rates rise and the cost to service that debt becomes too great?

Just think of all of the people who took out massive mortgages in the last five years at low-interest rates. A small increase in interest rates could significantly increase their mortgage payments.

Furthermore, when the Fed raises rates and reduces the money supply, it reduces consumption, which leads to unemployment. How will the unemployed pay for the massive mortgage they took out?

This is an issue that has been lingering for years. I know it. You know it. Yet people continue to financially overextend themselves.

How is that possible?

3. Control: Look Over There, Instead

The trick to blindfolding society against the true economic and financial disasters about to take place is to subdue the people within it.

During the Roman era, the rulers did this through Gladiators.

Today, the rulers do it through sex-filled media, alcohol, and drugs. They take the focus away from the real economic dangers by giving us other things to talk about: fake news, marijuana legalization*, and the allowance of drugs into our nations.

Consider some of the most read news stories in 2016 by some of America’s top news publications:

USA Today: Alligator kills toddler at Disney

NY Times: Why You Will Marry the Wrong Person

And the most-watched video in 2016? Adele’s Carpool with James Corden.

The political realm is no different – focusing on everything but politics.

Lastly, as I mentioned before in a previous issue, America is in the middle of a massive opioid crisis. But we should ask ourselves: Are drug problems the result of a strong, booming economy, or the opposite?

Opioids are the strongest kinds of painkillers. And when do we take painkillers?

When we’re in pain…

4. Panic: Divide and Conquer

When the rich grow richer, and the poor get poorer, riots, protests and the alike ensue.

Three years ago, I wrote a very important Letter regarding the growing tensions in the US and how racial and prejudice tensions were being ignited to distract us from the real problem at hand:

“Do we all need a reminder that during the financial crisis, politicians socialized losses, while allowing banks to privatize profits?

Do we need to be reminded that our rulers the government extended historic amounts of money to the banks who were the cause of the financial crisis, but did little to help the people who lost their jobs, homes, and families?

This is exactly what “they” want. They want us to be blind to the real problems in our society. And they do this by pitting us against each other; by using race as the focus of inequality, rather than economic inequality itself.

That’s because racial inequality pits one group against another, whereas economic inequality pits citizens against the rulers of an empire.

The more focused we are on racial inequalities via the Donald Sterling or Ferguson events, the less focused we are on the real inequalities separating America.”

Unfortunately, these types of hate-filled segregation scenarios, pitting Americans against each other, are getting worse.

Via Reuters:

” Hundreds of white marchers with blazing torches clashed briefly with counter-protesters on the Charlottesville campus of the University of Virginia on Friday, the eve of a rally planned by thousands of white nationalists, media said.”

Via NY Times:

“Violence erupted on Saturday as hundreds of white nationalists had gathered here for a rally and clashed with counter-protesters, resulting in at least one death and prompting the governor to declare a state of emergency.”

And it’s not just Black vs. White. Protests are spreading everywhere in America.

According to the Washington Post, more people protested in June than any other month since January.

It’s no different here in Canada. Just take a look at the recent Vancouver protest.

Via Trudeau-funded CBC:

“…Plans for the far-right demonstration began circulating on social media earlier in the week, not long after a deadly white nationalist march in Charlottesville, Va.

…According to a Facebook page for the event, the rally is protesting Islam and the Canadian government’s immigration policies. The page is no longer live, but the demonstration was expected to begin around 2 p.m. PT.

By 3 p.m., a handful of far-right protesters appeared to have gathered. They held confederate flags and the “alt-right” symbols for Pepe and Kekistan. One wore a shirt in support of U.S. President Donald Trump.

…Counter-protesters…streamed into the city hall area – as well as the nearby SkyTrain station and surrounding streets – around 12:45 p.m. PT.”

I write this because it shows how easy it is for someone (anyone) to spread negativity and stir the pot. It shows how easy it is to influence the crowd.

I am not saying that these types of protests were staged, but I am saying that we should be aware that many of the protests in America have been funded by billionaires and other wealthy groups.

Why?

Racial inequality pits one group against another, whereas economic inequality pits citizens against the rulers of an empire.

It turns out, most of those protesting might not even really know why they’re protesting.

As Tina Lovgreen tweeted it best when she said, “Sounds like more of a party than a protest. Listen:

Sounds like more of a party than a protest. Listen: pic.twitter.com/uzuWjstHpC

— Tina Lovgreen (@tinalovgreen) August 19, 2017

All the while, geopolitical tensions grow increasingly worse.

5. War: The Ultimate Bait and Switch

In 2013, I warned in my Letter, “A Nuclear Threat,” that the N. Korea threat was real.

More importantly, I warned of N. Korea’s involvement with Iran:

“…While you may have heard about North Korea’s threats, the media hasn’t told you the scariest part: Iran’s involvement.

Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) is now suggesting that as many as 100 Iranian nuclear weapons technicians and scientists are now in North Korea after an agreement was signed last year between the two countries that focused on scientific and technological cooperation. This comes on the heels that news of last month’s rocket launch was assisted by Iran.”

Then in 2015, I warned in my Letter, Nuclear Arms Race Threatens the World, of N. Korea’s ability to deliver an intercontinental ballistic missile capable of delivering a nuclear warhead, all with the help of Iran:

“…While officials and analysts in the U.S. and South Korea continue to downplay how close North Korea has come to acquiring a nuclear weapon small enough to be put on a missile or even its ability to deliver a nuclear warhead on an intercontinental ballistic missile, there’s something they haven’t mentioned: North Korea has help.

…Iran and North Korea have been working together on numerous ballistic missile programs, going back to the eighties.

So while North Korea may not have the resources or the know-how to create a nuclear weapon, Iran certainly does.

Here’s the scary part: Iran has already been working on atomic weapons and advanced implosion technology that’s small enough weapon to fit on – you guessed it – North Korean-supplied ballistic missiles.”

Fast forward a few years later, and the media is finally catching on.

Via CNBC:

“…Iran’s official IRNA news agency reported Kim Yong Nam, head of North Korea’s parliament, arrived Thursday for the weekend inauguration of Iranian President Hassan Rouhani.

…But given he is expected to stay 10 days, the trip is being seen as a front for Pyongyang to perhaps increase military cooperation with Tehran and to boost the hard currency for the dynastic regime led by Kim Jong Un.”

While the focus is on N. Korea, let’s not forget that Iran is also a major threat. If Iran can give N. Korea nuclear capabilities, then surely N. Korea could just as easily give Iran intercontinental ballistic missiles.

How will the U.S. deal with an attack coming from both N. Korea and Iran at the same time?

And while that is going on, the U.S. continues to advance in the South China Sea, where US$5 trillion worth of cargo cross every year, aggravating China in the process.

Just last week, Reuters reported that a U.S. Navy destroyer carried out a “freedom of navigation operation,” coming within 12 nautical miles of an artificial island built up by China in the South China Sea.

It was the third “freedom of navigation operation” during Trump’s presidency.

The tensions are growing, and I don’t see any of these countries backing down.

Which means the reset is already in motion…

6. Reset: Already in Motion

Nothing goes up forever; not stocks, not the economy, not civilization.

I believe the next stage – although the exact time has yet to be determined – is a prolonged period of stagnation, recession, or depression.

Anytime society goes through such drastic changes – war included – people begin to accept different forms of political policies.

During the Great Depression, we saw the New Deal by President Franklin Roosevelt.

These included drastic changes, including Roosevelt’s Emergency Banking Act, which reorganized the banks and closed the ones that were insolvent.

It also included the end of prohibition – which, some may argue, that marijuana legalization* is part of our modern-day New Deal.

I have given you many reasons why I expect a reset – a New Deal – to happen. I have even talked about the idea of free money, dubbed basic income, many years ago before governments of the world announced it would be testing such theories.

But if you aren’t convinced, consider the following:

In 2009, the Trustees Report indicated that the value shortfall, or unfunded obligation, for the Old-Age and Survivors Insurance and Disability (OASDI) Trust Fund program was about $15.1 trillion.

Today, the latest report shows that value has risen to $34.2 trillion – more than double the amount less than eight years ago.

Just how are Social Security and Medicare mostly financed? Payroll taxes on earnings paid by employees and their employers and income from investments. These investments are comprised of U.S. government bonds, which are directly affected by interest rates.

In other words, the only way to service Social Security is to have higher taxes and higher interest rates.

Meanwhile, there is around US$1.4 trillion in US student loans, and nearly 40% of borrowers are either in default or more than 90 days past due.

As Trump has already alluded: it’s time to renegotiate debt.

Or, rather, it’s time to reset.

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In the above 2017 letter, I highlighted the following progression of events:

1. Inflate: Make people feel good by giving them cheap money through Quantitative Easing (QE) and low-interest rates – increase the money supply.
2. Deflate: Take the good feeling away by taking away cheap money through Quantitative Tightening (QT) and higher rates – decrease the money supply.
3. Control: Subdue the population by taking their focus away from the real situation. Think media control; think the increase of opioid usage and the legalization of marijuana; think President Trump; think billionaire-funded protests.
4. Divide: Segregate society by inducing riots and hate crimes.
5. War: Mask the international financial and economic crisis through the rhetoric of war, or even war itself.
6. Reset: Global economic reset will be blamed on war; not the monetary actions of the powerful elite.

I believe we are at stage 3-4. Many of the current protests have been organized by very well-funded groups (ex. ANTIFA and Black Lives Matter) whose origins can be traced back to billionaires that have been notorious for doing this around the world. Society is more segregated than ever, and riots and hate crimes are happening everywhere.

Stage 1 through 4 has happened. The only thing that has changed is the COVID-19 pandemic, which reversed QT and higher rates. But the virus did allow countries around the world, including Canada, to directly inject “free money” into people’s bank accounts – just as I said would happen many years ago.

In Canada, they called it the Canada Emergency Response Benefit, where citizens would receive $2000 every four weeks for 16 weeks. The crazy part? A Canadian who only made $5000 last year, could get $8000 this year – for free!

In the US, they called it the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, where 80 million Americans will have $1,200 directly deposited to their bank accounts – for free!

Remember: the less people work and the more free money the government gives them, the wider the income equality gap will get – especially when taxes have to climb to pay for all of this. In other words, what people believe is free money is simply a deferral – debt.

Which leads to the next stage of the cycle: War.

End – Reality Exposed: Will You Take a Blue or Red Pill?

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Back to today (July 2024).

In just a short time since Trump left office, multiple wars have broken out. That means stage 5 is well underway.

But that’s just the beginning.

No matter what side you’re on, the “left” has been extremely aggressive in stopping Trump – even so far as to try and kill him.

Imagine what will happen if Trump once again sits as President in the White House. If that happens, we suspect Stage 4, “Divide and Segregate society by inducing riots and hate crimes,” will be amplified.

In other words, be prepared – the “Left” won’t go down without a fight – figuratively and literally.

Seek the truth and be prepared,

Carlisle Kane