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“Both Sides Are Utterly Unprepared for What’s Coming”

Sunday, January 29, 2017 10:09
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The Trap Is Set: “Both Sides Are Utterly Unprepared For What’s Coming” | Zero Hedge
by Mac Slavo via SHTFPlan.com,

If there’s one thing that should be absolutely clear in the current political environment in America, it’s that there exists a deep division between the people of this nation. Both of sides of the aisle argue vehemently about what’s best going forward, sometimes to the point of physical violence. And though the election of President Donald Trump speaks volumes about the sentiment of Americans, the following video report from Storm Clouds Gathering warns that both sides are utterly unprepared for what’s coming.

Is Trump going to usher in a new era of prosperity and innovation?

Or is he going to be the one standing in the center ring when the circus tent comes down?

Some voted for Trump as a political Molotov cocktail… Trump is a business man, you say… He’s going to make things happen… cut taxes…cut regulation… invest a trillion dollar in infrastructure… punish companies that move factories overseas… rebuild the military… restore relations with Russia… start a trade war with China… and a new arms race would create jobs… there’s a lot to unpack there… and those debates are worth having.

However, much of this hinges on a variable that Trump doesn’t control… The Federal Reserve.

…Word is, the Fed is leaning towards increasing interest rates aggressively in 2017 and may engage in anti-inflationary measures to offset Trump’s infrastructure plans… that means the flow of money and credit is about to be tightened…

It also means the Fed is setting itself up for a showdown.

Watch the full video:



Source: http://blogdogcicle.blogspot.com/2017/01/both-sides-are-utterly-unprepared-for.html

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  • Federal reserve phony. Only Congress is authorized to collect taxes. Not the IRS. It was put in there by Congress to raise taxes and never take the blame otherwise they would never get re-elected.

    A clever and illegal RUSE, really.

    But it was ILLEGAL and UNCONSTITUTIONAL for them to do that. So you have been paying taxes to an agency NOT authorized by the Constitution which Congress took an OATH to follow.

    In another words you have been paying taxes illegally to the wrong organization committing treason. :cool:

  • There is NO division in America.
    There is only division between Americans vs george soros, illigal aliens, and his 250 groups fueled by billions of dollars of his money to make it look like there is division.
    Most of Americans voted for Trump, no question.

  • If Donald Trump has read the historical views of Jackson, Lincoln, Garfield, McKinley, Kennedy and Reagan he may know that debt cancellation is the only way out of the situation that America is in. New York banker gangsters must suffer the loss of their ill gotten gains, by the dishonest means they have.

    • b4

      yup–debt–that is the fuel that is going to burn in the coming years–not because of trump–only the fools that have too much of it– if your house is paid for borrow 100 percent on it as a hedge and things go to hell give the bank the house and take the money—but it is going to be a mess no matter who is prez…

      • b4:

        Your idea to borrow 100% loan value on a house that is paid for sounds like a good idea on its surface.

        But, what do you have if inflation causes the 100% borrowed money on a house to become worthless money?

        Then a person has no house they have to give back to the bank in your example mentioned above and no money that has value either.

        The bankers seem to have thought of almost everything to beat people out of the value of their money and the eventual value of their presently paid for home when the economy crashes.

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