Where to from here? Outlook from 2022+

  • Interest rates increases
    • Stock market crashes
      • Superannuation, 401k crashes
    • Real estate crashes
      • Negative equity (loan > asset value)
      • Federal government purchase of bad mortgages i.e. Mortgage Backed Securities 
      • State owned housing
  • Inflation increase
    • Cost of living (food, energy, petrol, rent)
    • Savings devalued and destroyed, bank bail ins
    • Housing unaffordable 
  • The Solution:
    • Central Bank Digital Currency (CDBC)
    • Interest rates decrease (and go negative)
    • Universal Basic Income (UBI)
    • Digital ID (myGov linked to social media linked to CDBC linked to carbon footprint linked to medical records linked to education) then social credit score and DNA
    • Mass surveillance and facial recognition (linked to digital ID)
    • Social media accounts require Know Your Customer (KYC) and the censorship of 'misinformation'
  • The accelerators:
  • War
  • Green new deal (ban ICE, carbon tax, energy rationing)

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