A proposed federal bill to override states’ ability to regulate AI for 10 years is deemed unconstitutional and dangerous, potentially allowing centralized control without state oversight.
The World Economic Forum’s “polycrisis” prediction could be used as a cover to implement digital currencies and suppress freedoms.
Globalist banks financing both sides of wars, including World War II, play populations against each other with no allegiance to specific countries.
The US government’s funding of both sides in Middle East conflicts, including billions to governments sworn to destroy Israel, is seen as a calculated policy to create misery.
A common thread in US foreign policy actions has been the utter destruction of Christian communities in countries like Iraq, Syria, and Libya.
US foreign policy has been “unbelievably tragic” for Christians, with billions given to governments sworn to Israel’s destruction, indicating a deliberate effort to harm Christianity.
The US government has allegedly been “importing 50 million undocumented people” over 16 years to create a new electorate and potentially “steal elections”.
The Biden administration is accused of deliberately allowing special forces, terrorists, and sex traffickers to enter the US, with the government labeled as the “largest child trafficking organization in history”.
The World Economic Forum’s “poly crisis” concept suggests governments will use multiple crises to make people give up freedom and sovereignty.
In response to a poly crisis, the US government may pose as saviors, but citizens should resist giving up freedoms as globalists aim to implement a global currency and central bank digital currencies.
The S&P 500 and NASDAQ are hitting new all-time highs, indicating a bullish trend in the stock market.
Sector rotation is occurring, causing significant price swings in certain sectors despite overall market growth.
The put-call ratio is at a low level, a contrarian indicator suggesting a potential market pause or pullback.
Gold’s chart shows a series of bull flags over 4 months, signaling a signature bullish pattern and potential breakout.
Gold mining stocks are outperforming gold, but remain vulnerable to overall market corrections.
Silver has caught up to gold and is pointing to a potential $30-38+ per ounce upside with a 100:1 silver to gold ratio.
The current monthly chart of the stock market resembles the 2007 market top, where gold rallied as stocks declined by 55%.
Oil shows a bearish bias with a bare flag pattern, likely to drop to $55-56 or potentially as low as $45.
The bond market is in a bearish trend, expected to trade sideways for about a year before potentially turning up.
Copper is long-term channeling up but faces risk of a bigger correction due to its massive price swings, including a recent 25% loss from its high.
Massive debt cycles are directly connected to currencies, precious metals, the military complex, and geopolitics, signaling the end of a credit cycle and fiat money cycle.
The US debt-to-GDP ratio has skyrocketed from 38% in the 1970s to 125% today, surpassing World War II levels, while global GDP has grown from $30 trillion in the 1990s to $300 trillion today.
ETFs and high-frequency trading artificially inflate asset prices, creating a dangerous combination with a dovish Fed and complacent retail investors, potentially leading to permanent ruin.
Gold has outperformed the S&P 500 for the last 20 years on a total return basis and is up 25% this year, making it the best-performing asset of 2025.
Gold is replacing the US dollar as a strategic reserve asset and real money, with the IMF and BIS acknowledging its shift to a tier one asset alongside the 10-year US Treasury.
Matthew Piepenburg’s target for gold in the next 2 years is $4,800, potentially reaching $10,000 in the next 10-20 years as it replaces the 10-year Treasury in the new reset.
The current gold-silver ratio of 100:1 is considered extreme, with silver expected to outperform gold in the future due to its higher volatility.
Mean reversion could potentially reduce markets by 50-75% from current levels, reflecting a normal market cycle interrupted by central bank intervention.
The bond market is the primary driver of market risk, with unsustainable debt levels and rising yields potentially leading to market collapse.
Central banks’ attempts to control bond and equity markets through artificial liquidity are unsustainable, with the bond market eventually getting the “last laugh”.
Wars are typically financial and ideological, with conflict often stemming from financial stress, as evidenced by historical events like the US Civil War and World War II.
The world is moving away from the dollar due to its worst first half of a year in 40 years and 10% decline this year, connected to debt, credit cycles, and long-term economic consequences.
Gold is expected to be a strategic reserve asset in the new system, not just an allocation for inflation or rates, potentially becoming part of a new gold-covered money in an imminent reset.
The Federal Reserve has accumulated losses of $234 billion as of last week, with expenses exceeding income for 33 consecutive months, surpassing five times their capital of $46 billion.
Fed’s dubious accounting practices involve reporting losses but presenting them as assets instead of reducing capital, calling into question their transparency and adherence to generally accepted accounting principles.
The Fed’s paper losses from potential asset sales at current market prices amount to a staggering $1 trillion, with long-term effects estimated at the same value.
Fed’s balance sheet includes $2 trillion invested in 30-year mortgages and long government bonds bought at 2% yields, resulting in losses due to rising interest rates and borrowing at over 4%.
The Fed cannot sell their massive $6 trillion portfolio of long-term bonds and mortgages without destroying the market and exacerbating their losses.
The Fed’s claimed independence is a misconception, as they remain accountable to Congress and subject to oversight as a creature of Congress under the constitution.
Fed’s inflationary policies act as a form of taxation on the public by destroying purchasing power and financing government spending, making it a political issue rather than a technocratic decision.
The Fed’s losses are ultimately borne by taxpayers, as they continue spending despite financial losses, highlighting the need for congressional oversight and approval.
Fed’s interest rate risk is a major structural issue due to heavy investment in long-term bonds and mortgages that lose value with rising interest rates.
Private banks owning Fed capital face significant risk as mandatory stockholders in regional Federal Reserve Banks, given the Fed’s losses and negative capital position.
The economy is gently weakening, not collapsing, with signs of weakening in consumer-oriented and business-oriented data, below-average growth, and tariffs being absorbed by companies, making it challenging for corporate earnings to meet lofty targets.
The ISM service sector survey is below 50, indicating more job losses than hiring, with only three periods of meaningful contraction in the last three recessions.
Despite economic weakening, the S&P 500 is at all-time highs, with a bullish trend since mid-June, but overbought levels, with RSI at 70 and MACD at 100.
The market breakout is driven by AI companies like Microsoft, Nvidia, and Tesla, which are leading the magnificent seven, but not all are rising, showing divergence compared to the last two years.
July tends to be a good month for stocks, with a seasonal effect benefiting the market, but earnings and the Fed’s July meeting will be important catalysts.
The AI and energy sectors have significant investment potential, with AI helping to invent new technologies and energy being critical for data centers.
The June non-farm payrolls report was stronger than expected, with 200,000 new jobs and positive revisions for the last two months, making it harder for the Fed to cut rates.
Service sector jobs account for 80% of employment and have seen the largest decline since March 2020, with 66,000 jobs lost.
The BLS diffusion index is below 50, indicating more industries shedding jobs than net hiring.
AI will displace a large number of jobs in the next few years, faster than we can repurpose them, leading to an underemployment and unemployment crisis.
The benefits of AI will concentrate in the hands of a smaller portion of society, increasing inequality and quality of life disparities.
The US electrical grid needs to be rebuilt to power AI dominance, with China adding a US worth of production electrical capacity every 18 months.
The Fed could start aggressively cutting rates in May 2026 with a dovish chairman, potentially having a powerful impact on the economy over the next three years.
The UBI (Universal Basic Income) concept is economically flawed as it will lead to inflation and purchasing power loss, creating a dependent class on a grander scale.
To prepare for the future, parents need to help their kids think about how to work with AI to maximize their ability to advance and contribute value, minimizing the risk of being replaced by AI.
The US military lends props, provides funding, and reviews scripts for Hollywood productions to ensure patriotic messaging and favorable portrayals.
Military officials actively censor and rewrite movie scripts, removing references to controversial experiments and transforming characters to present a more positive image of service members.
The US government’s use of propaganda dates back to World War I, with the creation of the Office of War Information during World War II to produce films and control wartime narratives.
Military involvement in media extends beyond movies to video games, collaborating with developers to create pro-war games that normalize global conflicts and present a pro-American perspective.
The military’s influence over media content aims to shape public opinion, normalize American imperialism, and maintain support for ongoing military operations without appearing as direct propaganda.
Publicly accessible documents reveal the extent of DOD assistance in media productions, listing specific changes made to scripts and final cuts, demonstrating the transparency of this relationship.
The 839-page “Big Beautiful Bill” passed by the Senate exemplifies fascist-like control over industry through subsidies and regulations, causing economic distortions.
Agricultural subsidies of $30 billion annually encourage harmful monocultures and restrict crop diversity, potentially endangering the entire food system.
Farming subsidies are based on mid-1990s acreage, paying farmers for not planting and prohibiting vegetable cultivation, distorting America’s food production.
NATO is viewed as an obsolete organization that should have been abolished after the Soviet Union’s collapse, serving no useful purpose in today’s geopolitical landscape.
The hope is for Putin to limit his objectives in Ukraine to liberating Donbas and securing Crimea, rather than attempting to conquer the entire country.
Militia-style militaries focused on home defense are preferred over conscripted armies or mercenary forces like Blackwater, which are prone to foreign interventions.
Short selling is considered a healthy market mechanism, identifying poorly run companies and providing a cushion when overvalued stocks eventually collapse.
Japan’s 40-year economic stagnation is attributed to demographic collapse, with women having an average of 1.2-1.3 children, threatening corporate growth and survival.
While chemtrails are dismissed as a conspiracy theory, weather modification is acknowledged as real, with companies like Weather Modification Inc. contracted for cloud seeding.
Modern farming is becoming increasingly high-tech, utilizing computer-driven tractors, drones, and analytics, though the effectiveness of these tools in improving profitability remains uncertain.
Bolivia is considered an unstable investment due to its racial divide between indigenous people and Spanish settlers, despite potential crisis investing opportunities.
F.A. Hayek’s 1970s address “International Money” laid the intellectual groundwork for Bitcoin, proposing competing private currencies decades before the first cryptocurrency emerged.
Hayek advocated for the denationalization of money and repeal of legal tender laws to end government monetary monopolies and prevent the defrauding and plundering of people.
Hayek warned that central bank monopolies and Keynesian inflationism have failed, arguing that monetary policy has only done harm and good money requires removing it from government control.
According to Hayek, government interference has worsened money since its primitive form, with most government monetary inventions being wrong and abusive.
Hayek emphasized that the adoption of monetary commodities, particularly coined metal, has been a vital pillar of human success, yet money hasn’t significantly improved since its early forms.
DARPA’s Magix project aims to develop AI tools for predicting human behavior at scale, raising concerns about personal freedom and potential social control.
Current AI and statistical methods fail to accurately model human behavior due to its inherent complexity and unpredictability, prompting DARPA to seek new tools for forecasting.
Existing methods struggle to capture the reflexivity of social phenomena and create models that remain valid when applied to evolving systems.
DARPA seeks to address the lack of systemic methods for determining inference limits from data sources and the failure to generalize across contexts.
The development of tools for preemptively predicting population behavior is viewed by many as a dangerous step towards pre-crime technologies.
Researchers are challenged to design new methodologies, metrics, and theoretical frameworks that can more accurately forecast human behavior by addressing current limitations and complexities.
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