Marty's Ƀent
Issue #1255: The end of the European Union could be here sooner than most think
Too many have forgotten how to act without the "leadership" of the unproductive class.
Too many have forgotten how to act without the "leadership" of the unproductive class.
Doublespeak. Doublespeak everywhere.
It is becoming glaringly obvious that, barring an unseasonably hot Winter in Europe, there is going to be mass energy shortages across Germany.
When the price drops many people let their emotions get the best of them and become blinded to the fundamentals that have been building for thirteen years and are accelerating today.
The price drop is definitely a bit jarring, but it's nothing new.
A precarious predicament at best and the set up for a violent doom loop at worst.
Maybe it's a low-key veiled endorsement of the next reserve currency of the world.
We can make the world a better place for all. It just takes a critical mass to stand up and say, "No."
Too many have forgotten how to act without the "leadership" of the unproductive class.
Doublespeak. Doublespeak everywhere.
It is becoming glaringly obvious that, barring an unseasonably hot Winter in Europe, there is going to be mass energy shortages across Germany.
When the price drops many people let their emotions get the best of them and become blinded to the fundamentals that have been building for thirteen years and are accelerating today.
The price drop is definitely a bit jarring, but it's nothing new.
A precarious predicament at best and the set up for a violent doom loop at worst.
Maybe it's a low-key veiled endorsement of the next reserve currency of the world.
We can make the world a better place for all. It just takes a critical mass to stand up and say, "No."
Either way you slice it, the situation seems pretty... bad.
In the last decade and a half the central bankers have proven to be completely incompetent.
This whole situation is a product of the incredible hubris of people who do not produce anything of value.
This is getting crazy...
Pay close attention to these developments in the coming months.
They printed to much money!
