Montalk (@montalk)

== CURRENT EVENTS UPDATE Part 1 == On the 3D front, regarding current events I see patterns emerging that could affect us all. So here’s a heads up on some noteworthy trends. (1) As predicted, corporations and governments pushing COVID authoritarianism have buckled under legal and political pressure and are backpedaling. As truth keeps coming out (the latest curiously timed step being a loosening of censorship on Twitter) they’ve gone on the defensive. The backlash could coalesce into class action lawsuits and criminal prosecutions that do to Big Pharma what was done to Enron. Normally the pharma companies have legal immunity, the exception being cases where they knowingly committed fraud. Which is precisely what they did thanks to being enticed to develop and release the jabs at such warp speed. Out of greed they skipped doing the proper trials and knowingly covered up the failed trials. With millions of deaths and injuries on record now, increasingly being linked to the jabs, there’s no way they can put the toothpaste back in the tube. As the death count keeps growing, any coverup attempts only make them and their accomplices look even more guilty. They’re losing control. (2) Supply chains continue to unravel due to de-globalization, reduced fertilizer exports from Russia, economic and civil unrest in China, inflation from all the money printing these past years, coordinated attacks on food plants and distribution centers, artificial weather manipulation that’s making rivers go dry, and communist-style famine-inducing policies being implemented by governments beholden to Great Reset directives. Fertilizer shortages and high prices alone can create a massive protein and calorie crisis starting late 2023 onwards. The decline in gasoline prices right now is not a good sign. It’s a warning that things are starting to take their toll on the economy. Historically, this leads to lower prices for a while as demand shrinks, goods are liquidated, and companies start going out of business. Interest rates are reduced and money is printed in an attempt to stimulate the economy, but it’s been done too many times before and you can only inject adrenaline into a dying body so many times. What quickly follows this is even faster inflation, even deeper shortages, devaluation if not collapse of currency, etc. as has been seen countless times throughout history. Hyperinflation then leads to even higher interest rates to try and curb it, but that makes the cost of borrowing so high that debt-based economies (like America’s) become unsustainable. Economic collapse ensues and the currency becomes worthless. Other economies will experience this first, causing a flight into U.S. dollars during the initial stages, but with Russia, China, UAE, etc. shifting away from the dollar, the demise of the dollar seems inevitable. This would lead to issuance of a new currency, just in time for CBDCs (programmable totalitarian digital money). What should thrive in that environment is cash (early on), goods, precious metals, privacy-oriented cryptos, and black markets (e.g. dark web). This may all take 5-10 years to play out but could happen sooner if other factors pour fuel on the fire. (3) Trump’s path continues to follow the Hamlet archetype. Per Shakespeare’s play, Hamlet is a prince whose evil uncle murdered his father and usurped the throne. Hamlet feigns idiocy to get his enemies to underestimate him while plotting his revenge. He eventually gets exiled for some time, but returns to wage his final battle in the king’s court. In a duel he gets mortally wounded by a poison dagger but manages to kill his opponent anyway. Everyone else there ends up getting poisoned too. The final scene is a foreign Nordic king and his entourage showing up at the court and finding everyone dead. In the original Icelandic tale, prince Amleth instead gets his enemies drunk before trapping them in a net and burning the place down. Which particular ending it will be this time remains to be seen, but both sides dying and/or the system burning down is a bit ominous. (CONTINUED in Part 2 https://gab.com/montalk/posts/109553209582527186)