Ron Paul:
Governments love crises because when the people are fearful they are more willing to give up freedoms for promises that the government will take care of them. After 9/11, for example, Americans accepted the near-total destruction of their civil liberties in the PATRIOT Act’s hollow promises of security.
It is ironic to see the same Democrats who tried to impeach President Trump last month for abuse of power demanding that the Administration grab more power and authority in the name of fighting a virus that thus far has killed less than 200 Americans.
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cm18 ago
Hard to say. But pay especial attention to escalations with China. My current hunch is that a war is being planned where China invades the West coast. China is prepping their population for war by claiming it was America that released the virus.
Also, there are wierd things going on in the financial markets. The Fed is easing internet rates, and there is a virus scare. Gold and silver prices should be going up, but the spot prices are falling. Current suspicion is that the banks are tightening the money supply, even though the Fed is trying to expand it.
CluelessInTheDark ago
You're right. Wars happen differently now. Still happens with bullets and soldiers, but also in currencies, money supply, food chain, disease and famine, etc.
beefartist ago
If you don't know that is how wars have always been fought you need to get offline and start getting some history education. Wars have NEVER been about arms and ALWAYS been about the other things. Guns and bullets are the distractions for us common folk...the opposite side of the "bread and circus" coin