We Need to Talk About Mr. Global – Part 4
THE FUTURE
Created by Ray Dalio this simple but not simplistic and easy to follow 30 minute, animated video answers the question, “How does the economy really work?” Based on Dalio’s practical template for understanding the economy, which he developed over the course of his career, the video breaks down economic concepts like credit, deficits and interest rates, allowing viewers to learn the basic driving forces behind the economy, how economic policies work and why economic cycles occur.
In this part we dive into the world of propaganda and ask some important questions:
How was it possible to establish the “new reality”? How could such a majority of the population be deceived? Or was it not deceit but coercion?
When two people from such completely different worlds come together, their approach is naturally creative and offers both, the necessary seriousness and a pinch of humor. A great mix for such important topics!
In this PART TWO, we dive into the history of the multi-decade long financial coup and confront ourselves with lots of important questions:
What does it mean for us when 21 trillion US dollars disappear? Why do we urgently need to care about what is happening?
When two people from such completely different worlds come together, their approach is naturally creative and offers both, the necessary seriousness and a pinch of humor. A great mix for such important topics!
What is the New Normal? How did we get here? Who or what is really running this show? In a four-part series of intimate dialogues, financial expert Catherine Austin Fitts and political satirist C.J. Hopkins explore the increasingly totalitarian shape of our brave, new, pathologized, globalized world.
There is no doubt that in these times the virus epidemic is only one of several layers through which our society is changed massively – and it certainly is not the most important one. Another even more transforming layer is digitalization. We will increasingly share our views on this topic too. From today onward, in…
In MONOPOLY Part 1, Tim Gielen follows the money, showing us how only two companies have a total monopoly over all industries in the world.
The “novel” coronavirus pandemic marks the greatest turning point in U.S. monetary history since the creation of the Federal Reserve in 1913. In large measure, the “novel” coronavirus pandemic narrative serves as a convenient cover story that distracts from and even masks the Federal Reserve’s unprecedented maneuvers in 2020—maneuvers that happen to have been planned and discussed in August 2019 some four months prior to the first mention of any “novel” virus in Wuhan, China.