The Fed’s rigged-casino stock market will be dragged to the guillotine by one route or another.
Whether we realize it or not, we’re responding with passive acceptance of oblivion.
Better not to risk any radical evolution that might fail, and so failure is thus assured.
In the hyper-real casino, everyone has access to the terrors of losing, but only a few know the joys of the rigged games that guarantee a few big winners by design.
And so we face the ultimate irony: ‘bailing-out-everything’ destroys the entire rotten system.
We are woefully unprepared for a long run of bad luck.
The status quo is about to discover that it can’t stop the hard rain or protect its fragile sandcastles.
Quite a lot of things can go wrong, especially if the mainstream’s rose-tinted sunglasses induce a delusional confidence in fantasy.
Systemic corruption and the implosion of the social contract have consequences: It’s called collapse. Social and economic decay is so glacial that only those few…
“Doing more of what’s hollowed out our economy and society” is a slippery path to ruin.