In this blog over the past couple of months, I’ve written about the impending revolution, which I refer to as the “Great Financial Revolution.” This topping cycle is the result of both a natural rhythm, a 516 year revolutionary cycle that has negatively affected society since the beginning of recorded history and before, and a… Read more
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This week, I’ll add to the similarities between the lead-up to the Great Depression of 1929-39 and the economic situation today. Gold, Interest Rates, and the Great Depression At the beginning of the depression, all countries were tied together by the gold standard, if you had high interest rates, people would move their money to your country… Read more
History Rhymes. It’s never exactly the same, but it gets so close that the traits of the underlying cycles are eery when you’re sensitive to the periodicity (the typical lengths of a repeating period). At this point in my narrative of the last few weeks, I’ve reached the doors of the Great Depression, ending with… Read more
Last week, in “Usury Comes to America,” I told the story of how the concept of a usury-based banking system, became entrenched in western society with the establishment of the Bank of England in 1694. More importantly, this movement has gained momentum thanks to the supporting influence of the Rothschild family; it has shaped our deteriorating financial… Read more
Last week, I concentrated on relaying the story of how the Rothschild family got into “the big leagues” financially by funding both sides in the Battle of Waterloo and gaining personally from the information they were privy to more than twenty-four hours before anyone else. This week we’ll explore how usury ended up in the United States… Read more
Last week, I took you through the results of usury beginning with the Roman Empire. We then explored the creation of the Bank of England and contrasted it with the usury free system developed under Napoleon Bonaparte at the turn of the 19th century. The French Revolution in 1789 left France in bankruptcy, mostly due… Read more
Update: Wednesday, Feb 15, 1pm EST Something to think about. Above is the 5 minute chart of ES showing a potential expanding ending diagonal. Although I’ve never seen one until now, this sure is one if it holds. I would want to see a new low below wave iv on the chart. I share this as… Read more
On the left is a representation of Dr. Raymond Wheeler’s Drought Clock. He created this clock in the 1940s to help others predict cycle turns based on changes in historic climate. Dr. Wheeler found major climate cycles of 25, 100, 170, and 515 year intervals. For a larger representation of his clock and more information… Read more
I’ve had a traumatic week dealing with technology melt-downs and am a bit behind, so I’m reverting back to some previous content this weekend. Here’s a post I wrote on October 16, 2016, describing the longer road ahead. It’s interesting, I think, to reflect on the three and a half months since and note the… Read more
Last week, I rolled out a blog post explaining how private domestic banksters create money out of thin air. The central bank cartel (in Europe) does it exactly the same way. They create an equal amount of debt when they create money and they do it by pressing a computer key. For that privilege, we allow… Read more
