IF YOU THOUGHT 2020 WAS BAD, WATCH WHAT HAPPENS IN 2021

Eric Kossian. Ted I continue to warn you so you can warn the Jewish people about the great economic reset that is quickly coming upon us regardless of who wins the election in USA.  The tie in of COVID being pumped is also backed up by the huge number of false positives from PCR testing. While COVID is real, as Rahm Emmanuel says, “ never let a crisis go to waste” the left is milking this cow dry. The UBI will be in crypto since as Bill gates planned and says in his Microsoft international patent 060606 each person who gets the vaccine will then be a part of the crypto network and they will monitor your behavior through devices like smartphones that will then reward you with crypto but only if you do what they say. They will have to destroy fiat currency first so there will be massive financial transitions from fiat to their central bank cryptos, other crypto Ethereum etc and precious metals and mines. Any asset to spend fiat with before converting their matrix.

Again, very important to not take the vaccine even once as it will forever affect rna and has not passed animal testing at all. All previous animal testy on ferrets for trying to develop these types of vaccines have caused huge cytokines storms that can be deadly and these vaccines can  cause fertility.  This Nuremberg guinea pig level ploy and is illegal under international law but it is plowing full steam ahead. John Kerry, soon to be Climate King if Biden actually ends up in office recently said, the great reset is coming and much faster than anyone knew.

BY Brandon Smith, Birch Gold Group ..  DEC 12, 2020 – 23:30

In terms of the economy and the American social situation, 2020 is definitely one of the ugliest years on record, there’s really no way around it. That said, I get the impression that many in the public are operating under the assumption that we are about to cross over the peak of the mountain and it will be all downhill from here on. Unfortunately, this is not the case.

All eyes have been focused on the pandemic event, and the thinking is that once the pandemic is “over”, the crisis will be over and everything will go back to normal

But, as the globalists have been telling us since the outbreak began, the world “will never go back to normal again”. It’s not because of the pandemic, mind you, it’s because THEY won’t allow things to go back to normal. The “great reset”, as the World Economic Forum calls it, is meant to go on for many years. And, the globalists intend that every aspect of our lives be changed into something almost unrecognizable.

First I want to make it clear that I don’t expect the reset agenda to be successful. In fact, I think it’s going to fail miserably. The globalists have reached too far too fast and exposed themselves, and millions upon millions of people around the world and in America are not buying the pandemic narrative. But here is the problem; the pandemic is a distraction from a much greater threat, namely the economic collapse that is developing right now.

The financial downturn has been created by international banks and central banks through massive debt creation and inflationary stimulus measures. The initial spark for the wildfire took place in 2008, the economic threat has been under the noses of the public for quite some time. Now, however, the establishment has some perfect scapegoats, including the Trump Administration as well as the coronavirus. The globalists are hoping that people will become so mesmerized by the pandemic crisis and the election fight that they will rest all blame for the collapse on those two ready-made targets.

Make no mistake, the economy was put on life support long before Trump ever entered office and long before anyone ever heard of COVID-19. The globalists are simply pulling the plug right now and letting it die.

Of course, stock markets remain high, but the stock market does NOT represent the economy. It does not reflect financial health or the stability on main street. The stock market is an artificially propped up Pavlovian bell designed to make the public salivate every time the tickers go green. A majority of people tend to associate stock prices with economic improvement (mainly people who know nothing about economics or stocks). The extent of their research is 15 minutes of mainstream news a day along with 30-second reports on the Dow rising or falling, that is all. A rising Dow is enough to keep a large percentage of the population believing that things are going to get better.

Eventually stocks will crash along with almost everything else, just as they did in the hyperinflated markets of Weimar, Germany.

But, what the public should be focused on is small business closures, including U-6 measurements, retail spending while stimulus is cut off, eviction notices, etc. This will tell you what the actual story is behind the economy.

There are certain events that could also expedite the downturn, and we must be wary of black swans right now. The financial system has been made so fragile over the past decade that any single major shock could bring it down (remember 2008?). Let’s not mistake stimulus for resilience. Stimulus has its limits and I believe we are hitting those limits as we enter 2021.

Here are some of the events I predict will happen next year, along with the effects they will have on the stability of America and many other parts of the world…

Contested Election Continues into January

State electors are supposed to finalize the presidential election results a week from now, but I suspect legal battles may prevent the electoral college from completing the tally. This could lead to electoral college results being ignored, and the fight for the White House continuing into next year (unless the Supreme Court can hear all arguments and come to a decision in record time).

Growing evidence of election fraud specifically in Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Michigan has led many conservatives to question the outcome of the presidential election. I don’t think the majority of the doubters will accept a Biden presidency even if Trump decided to concede.

What I think is more likely is that Trump will stay in office beyond the January inauguration day, and that the political left will suddenly realize that the election was not as absolute as they originally assumed.

The contested election would not cause economic instability directly, but it would mean that the public will be knocked out of their stupor and that their faith in the future will be shaken. Overvalued, fragile financial systems rely on the “greater fool” to support prices and need the blind faith of the population in order to continue lurching forward. That faith is about to be tested.

Mass Protests, Riots, Possibly Armed Conflict

I have become rather suspicious of the behavior of the mainstream media these days, even more so than usual. Why? Well, every time a hard fact on election fraud is released, the media has chosen to lie outright about it. And I’m not talking about clever spin in an attempt to diminish the effect of the news, I’m talking about outright lying that could easily be checked and debunked by anyone.

This kind of disinformation would never convince conservatives or even intelligent moderates because we double-check the sources. People on the political left, though, are more inclined to believe whatever the MSM says without doing their own research. I’m beginning to wonder if the media is pulling the same stunt they did in 2016: giving leftists false hope through misinformation, so that when things don’t go their way, they will become enraged as if something was stolen from them.

Is the media setting up the left for an epic shock by refusing to report any of the legitimate election fraud evidence and making them think there is no case? Is the goal to hit leftists so hard with Trump staying in office that they riot viciously in response?

Maybe I’m wrong and Biden goes into office without any obstructions as many expect. Let’s be honest, though, there are only two ways the election situation can go at this point:

In light of election fraud evidence, Trump stays in office. Leftists riot en masse claiming the presidency has been stolen. Conservatives will be asked to support martial law measures to “stop the insanity.” By supporting martial law, conservatives would sacrifice the very constitutional protections and liberties they claim to defend.

Biden enters the White House under heavy suspicion of fraud. He then tries to institute a Level 4 national lockdown in the name of stopping the pandemic. With the death rate for the virus well under 1% for anyone not living in a nursing home with preexisting conditions, and no evidence that mask mandates do anything to stop the virus spread, millions of American refuse to comply. The states and communities that do comply will suffer even more small-business closures and unemployment.

Biden would then try to initiate martial law measures, erasing civil liberties and possibly triggering a civil war.

Medical Passports and Vaccination Blackmail

Government officials are constantly in the media these days claiming that vaccinations will not be made mandatory. What they don’t mention is that they are already trying to legislate that anyone without a vaccination or medical passport will be unable to participate in normal society or even be allowed to work in their job. This program is moving at an incredibly fast pace, which makes me think the globalists realize they are losing the battle for the minds of the citizenry and they need to rush their agenda before it’s too late.

Here is what will happen in 2021 in terms of the pandemic:

  1. The media and elitist organizations will continue to pump up the infection numbers to frighten the public, even though the death rate is so low it makes the infection rate meaningless.
  2. If Biden is in office, mandates will be made into a federal issue and will be federally enforced.
  3. If Trump is in office, state governments will try to enforce mandates and major corporations will help them.
  4. There will then be a major push to require medical passports proving a person is not infected to enter into any public place. This means submission to 24/7 contact tracing or getting a new vaccine whenever ordered to. Basically, your life will be under the total control of state or federal governments if you want to have any semblance of returning to your normal life.
  5. If this process does not work and does not intimidate enough people into compliance, governments will seek to offer stimulus checks or a form of Universal Basic Income, but only for those people who agree to tracking through their cell phones and to vaccination.
  6. New mutations of COVID-19 will be conveniently found every year from now on, meaning the public will have to get new vaccinations constantly, and medical tyranny will never go away unless people take an aggressive stand.

It Gets Worse From Here On…

2021 will be far worse that 2020, but at least the lines will be drawn and the fight will be more clear to everyone. The economic crisis is what concerns me the most. The events listed above will complete the final downturn in the global system and America in particular. Such a financial crash would cause far more chaos and death than the coronavirus ever could.

Ultimately, I believe the public will respond badly to pandemic mandates. Many conservative states and counties will simply refuse to enforce them. However, the question is, will people end up fighting each other and forget all about the globalists that created the problem in the first place? Will mass poverty succeed where the pandemic failed in convincing Americans to give up their liberties in exchange for some stability?

Distractions abound, and the reset agenda looms, but I don’t see the globalists coming out of this unscathed. Too many people now know who they are and what they are up to.

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  1. More along the same general lines as Mr. Smith’s essay, from a Swiss gold-oriented investment group.

    DYING CAPITALISM & THE NEW FEUDALISM

    December 14, 2020
    American exceptionalism, as current COVID and capitalism disasters confirm, has morphed into a distortion that resembles more of a comorbidity than a guiding light.

    Despite a prior reputation for leading the world in innovation, problem solving and health care, the U.S. is witnessing record hospitalizations in a nation comprising 5% of the global population yet 25% of its COVID infections.

    Regardless of one’s politics, the COVID crisis is now an open symptom of failure, not exceptionalism.

    The same is true of the current crisis facing American capitalism.

    In its purest form, capitalism is an exceptional system, yet sadly one that is morphing into something that is anything but exceptional.

    A Critical Turning Point

    Regardless of legitimately debatable views on how individuals and policy makers (from central bankers to health organizations) have handled the pandemic, we can all agree that COVID represents a turning point.

    The question now is whether it will be a turning point for the worse or the better.

    One way to forecast this direction is by tracking the current health of U.S. capitalism.

    Capitalism Re-Assessed

    Today, with central banks engaged in open Wall Street socialism wherein artificially repressed rates and unlimited QE have directly benefited the two largest asset classes in America, namely real estate and stocks, we can’t deny the cause-and-effect powers (as well as beneficiaries) of such “accommodation.”

    It’s an objective fact that 80 % of those assets are owned by the top 10%.

    Does that feel like capitalism working at a national level, or something far more targeted and far less “free-market” driven?

    The very concept of central-bank supported (and Congress-lobbied) capitalism is itself an oxymoron, and requires on honest re-assessment (and some hard questions) regarding the true meaning of capitalism.

    Can any system, market or sector, for example, that is directly and exclusively supported by trillions in fiat money creation and decades of artificially repressed (and unnaturally low) interest rates by definition be labeled “free market,” “natural” or even “capitalistic”?

    Be honest.

    And has the $6+ trillion in Fed money creation since 2008 truly “trickled down” to the real economy or has it primarily benefited risk asset markets like stocks on the S&P 500…

    …or real estate owners and commission-based brokers:

    Again: Be honest.

    Whether you be in the top 10% or the bottom 10%, the answer to such primary questions is empirically obvious.

    Such asset price inflation (i.e. bubbles) in everything from tech stocks to beach front real estate is not symbolic of the lauded and natural “Darwinism” of competitive, free-market capitalism.

    Instead, such bubbles for the top 10% and the consequent wealth disparity that followed for the rest of the country are dangerous indicators of a kind of post-modern feudalism wherein a questionable cabal of policy makers subsidizes a distinct minority of beneficiaries and then calls the result “economic stimulus” as the rest of the country gets poorer by the day.

    But again, is that capitalism?

    Capitalism, whether defined by Adam Smith or abused by Gordon Gecko, is a dynamic, full-body contact sport of almost blood-thirsty competition played on a level playing field of new ideas, equal capital costs and individual effort.

    In addition, true capitalism, the kind our fathers knew, was equally designed to create a broad rather than narrow class of winners and prosperity over time.

    Do the above charts suggest a broad class of winners?

    Capitalism, of course, should reward executives. But by how much?

    Since 1978, CEO compensation has grown by 940%, whereas worker compensation for the same period has grown by 12%. In 1965, the average ratio of CEO to median employee salaries was 21:1, today it’s over 320:1.

    For Jeff Bezos at Amazon, the ratio is 1.2 million to 1.

    Is such data a sign of an evolving capitalism or an indicator of something far more disturbing?

    Fair Competition vs. A Rigged Game

    Unfortunately, there are other and increasingly clear signs of rigged policies (from the Fed, Congress, SEC or White House) which have less to do with fair competition and compensation—the keystones of healthy capitalism—and far more do with an extended yet media-ignored paradigm of favoritism—i.e. cheating.

    Today, a kind of pseudo capitalism has emerged which is neither empathetic toward (or beneficial to) its host nation.

    Instead, we have a distorted model of capitalism whose benefits and empathies are uniquely targeted to a singular (parasitic?) group of companies, individuals and markets.

    For every member of Congress, for example, there are at least four financial lobbyists (from banks and big-tech) scurrying to influence (i.e. purchase) favorable policy decisions.

    This suggests healthy capitalism is under the influence of bribery not policy, and backroom deals rather than fair competition.

    Of course, any system that is inherently rigged, like the 1919 World Series, is inherently flawed.

    Capitalism, when rigged, is no less disgraceful.

    We see this rigged game playing out in real time as the weak majority get weaker and the strong minority get stronger in a backdrop that is not a capitalistic “survival of the fittest,” but rather a feudalistic survival of the best-connected.

    Record breaking wealth disparity as well as the open and shameful disconnect between a tanking economy and a rising (Fed-supported) securities market is not an homage to capitalism, but rather open proof of its failure.

    Tesla, Apple and Amazon—The New Capitalism?

    Take Tesla. It’s a visionary company, but its stock has been skyrocketing on growth projections and historically low borrowing costs, easily managed by exaggerated share price inflation.

    In March, it was the 4th most valuable auto company in the world, today it is now the most valuable, worth more than Daimler, Toyota and Volkswagen combined.

    Or Apple. It took 12 years to get a $1 trillion market cap, but only 5 months to recently reach $2 trillion.

    Are such growth stories a consequence of fair, legitimate and natural free-market capitalism, or have they enjoyed an unfair advantage from the policy jocks?

    Consider Amazon.

    With online sales skyrocketing as citizens are locked at home, Amazon has hired hundreds of thousands of minimum-wage warehouse workers to keep boxes coming to your doorsteps.

    We can applaud Amazon for its job creation and raising of the minimum wage.

    But let us not forget the larger picture in which AMAZON has gamified municipalities through its absurd HQ2 plan which transfers wealth from city police, fire and school districts to its shareholders.

    Nor should we forget that despite years of a profitless balance sheet and legal tax avoidance, Amazon’s share price bubble has allowed it to literally kill, gut and bury small businesses across the nation.

    At the same time, by owning the rails and engaging in anti-competitive behavior while dumping products and prices due to their access to cheap capital (against which no other companies can compete), Amazon has slaughtered rather than leveled the fair “playing field” upon which true capitalism was designed to be played.

    Instead, names like Amazon, Tesla and Apple have prompted openly pro-capitalist thought leaders like Scott Galloway to question whether the pandemic was created, or at least co-opted, for taking the top 10% into the top 1% while sending the remaining 90% downward.

    Two Americas, Zero Capitalism

    A recent study by the Robin Hood Foundation, for example, revealed that 32% of the people in New York, the homefield of Wall Street, have been forced to go to a food bank since the onset of the pandemic.

    That’s more people in the Empire State seeking free food than those who possess a college degree.

    Meanwhile, 1/3 of greater America is worried about paying their rent.

    By pure math, we now live in a Dickinsonian backdrop by which it is the “best of times” for a tiny minority (from Face-shot real estate brokers to Facebook tech investors) and the “worst of times” for the broader population.

    Is it truly fair to castigate the real America as “losers” in a so-called Capitalistic competition whose rigged rules and policies ensured who the winners would be before the game could even start?

    The rigged game playing right under our noses in the U.S. is not free market capitalism, just as an S&P sitting atop a big, fat, $7+ trillion Fed air-bag, sure as hell aint a free market.

    Natural price discovery, as all honest Wall Street veterans know, died years ago. Nod to Greenspan, Bernanke, Yellen and Powell.

    As a member of the Wall Street elite who benefited from such anti-capitalistic capitalism, I can’t ignore facts to alleviate a fake conscience.

    The simple truth is that current U.S. markets, competition and politics have nothing to do with fair competition and hence nothing to do with capitalism.

    The New Feudalism

    As Galloway recently observed, “we are barreling toward a nation where 3 million lords are being served by 350 million serfs,” simply because US policy decided to favor corporations over populations as capitalism “collapses upon itself.”

    Nor can this modern version of so-called capitalism rely on the “better angel” generosities of billionaires like Bezos or Musk to save the system.

    The moral character of overpaid CEO’s will not bring the dying middle class back to its glory days.

    Frankly, it’s up to the citizens themselves to get informed rather than angry.

    Knowledge begets better results than pitch forks.

    America is falling not just because capitalism lost its way or policy-supported CEO’s lack the character and accountabilities of the past.

    It’s because citizens and their lobbied (bribed) leaders—red, blue and purple–have lost their sanity and are screaming at each other rather than opening a single economics, math, ethics, history or anti-trust book.

    Today, the crowd gets its education from tweets and twits, not informed thoughts, sound leadership and patient knowledge or actual book reading.

    Bread & Circus, Fear & Division

    This, of course, makes the mal-informed majority (i.e. the bottom 90%) easier to trick and manipulate.

    Decision-makers on top, from ancient Rome to Herr Goebbels, have always understood, and hence exploited, such wide-spread ignorance.

    In short, policy anti-heroes serve a mal-informed population a mixed cocktail of either: 1) bread & circus (from Netflix to celebrity virtue-signaling) or 2) fear (from “social-distancing” to COVID death rates) to keep the crowd ignorant, divided and afraid.

    Today, most U.S. citizens are blind to the rudimentary basics of Fed policy, currency debasement, lobbying tricks, anti-trust principles, or even viral facts.

    Thus, as the middle-class flounders and a new financial feudalism replaces genuine capitalism, the mad crowd has no idea where to place its madness other than at each other in an historically divisive era of identity politics replacing anything resembling informed and unifying politics or policies.

    Meanwhile, Amazon’s stock climbs as true capitalism crawls, and ancient assets like gold rise, as broken currencies like the dollar, fall.

    Such are the symptoms of modern feudalism. Get ready for more.

    Egon von Greyerz
    Founder and Managing Partner
    Matterhorn Asset Management
    Zurich, Switzerland
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  2. From Today’s Arutz Sheva” Dr. Zev Zelenko on Twitter: “I have been threatened. If I’m killed (God forbid) let it shine publicity on the life saving prehospital treatment for covid which I have developed. I have two worlds and one God. It matters not how we die- what is important is how we LIVE.” / Twitter

    3h
    El Gibbor You have done good service to mankind. You have found favour with G_d. Thank you.”

  4. Hey Mikey,

    Are you afraid of getting to meet Jesus face to face? Where is your faith and trust in God? Do you not believe that God is in control and you have nothing to fear. Covid can’t kill you. Only your lack of faith and trust in HaShem.

  5. This is the “Patent 060606” that Kossian refers to:

    https://patentscope.wipo.int/search/en/detail.jsf?docId=WO2020060606

    As you can see, the patent # is actually 02020060606. The invention consists of a network linking a device “110” to a sensor “130” (which can be a smartphone or smartwatch or similar device) though a communication network (120) to a cryptocurrency system (150).

    Device 140 receives impulses from the wearer (145) of the device, through a sensor (140):

    https://patentscope.wipo.int/search/docs2/pct/WO2020060606/pic/r0Fbycd1B-8KMgSVtUGMEWGIS_n921JyAeFo42bU3TFDJ1E5yueO5XP1GiMoRqKXp3GUyEtNJL9KfoZxGjGCbFdf3DjbbiEmYWCMMRvKhlqnpCTZwAs2jwco4w_xDVGdFN34vKxBA3H1_V45KJrz6KKE0xW0kgjZJ8Mut8V6iuk?docId=id00000053164876

    That “sensor” is not explicitly described as a “microchip”. In fact, devices of this type are commonly used by probably millions of people today to monitor biological functions such as pulse, breathing, etc. The patent reads:

    “A sensor communicatively coupled to or comprised in the device of the user may sense body activity of the user. Body activity data may be generated based on the sensed body activity of the user.”

    I have seen and heard much fear-mongering like Kossian’s, whose only result has been to scare Christians from receiving vaccines — ANY vaccine. To those, I offer this scripture:

    2Tim.1
    [7] For God hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind.