I hope by now that you're taking the war cycles that I've
been telling you about since late 2012 seriously. Martin has been documenting the
details around the globe. I work with the big picture, the cycles and forces
that are causing the world's social fabric to come unglued. Domestically and
internationally.
That's why I also believe that the war cycles must also be
understood in the right context. That context is the following: Not since the
mid- and late-1800s have so many different war cycles converged together at the
same time.
Back then we had the American Civil War, then the Spanish
American War and the California Indian Wars. Across the globe, we had the Taiping Rebellion, the Second Anglo-Burmese
War, the 1853 to 1856 Crimean War, the
1854 to 1873 Miao Rebellion in China ...
The Ten Years' War of Cuba and
Spain ... the Japanese invasion of Taiwan (1895) ...And dozens more domestic
and international conflicts.
In the years leading up to
the peak of the current convergence of war cycles — in 2020 — we will
see dozens more conflicts erupt all over
the world.
Many ask me, "What kind of wars can we expect?" My
answer: Just about anything goes, from
civil war to international war, to increased government spying on citizens ... to intergovernmental
and corporate espionage ... to currency
and trade wars … to rising fascism ... anti-Semitism ... to natural
resource wars ... and also, to war on
your wealth and retirement.
Entire borders will be redrawn. For instance, Scotland will
eventually separate from the U.K. after a 308-year-old union.
The Spanish province of Catalonia already wants to separate
from Spain. Italy has three secessionist movements underway: the Northern
League and nationalist groups in Venice and Sardinia.
Quebec has been threatening to secede from Canada for more
than 50 years, and my sources tell me a new movement is organizing to push
through another referendum. In the last one, in 1995, Quebec lost by only one
percentage point.
The U.S. is no exception.
Movements to secede are now active in 35 states — yes, fully 70 percent
of all in the union.
Included among them are active secession movements in Texas,
California, Vermont, New York (Long Island) ... Massachusetts and Maryland. The
list goes on and on, and includes a total of 124 active secessionist movements.
It's a sign of the times. And as more and more separatist,
secessionist movements crop up all over the world, you can count on big
government clamping down harder than ever before.
Big governments' hunt for higher and higher tax revenues is
why you can expect more civil strife and domestic unrest.
Why? Because big governments need the tax revenues of a
larger and larger number of people, not smaller numbers.
But ironically, this hunt for money that mostly the Western
governments of Europe and the U.S. are engaging in
is precisely why you can expect more civil strife, more
domestic unrest and more secession movements in the future.
This is a sign of the times. It's not just Russia versus
Ukraine ... it's not just China versus Japan ... it's not just the peripheral
countries of Europe versus Germany or France ...
It's a systemic rise of civil and international discontent all
over the world that at its root ... is
all about big government versus the people.
It's going to get worse, a lot worse. And it's the single
most important force that you need to pay attention to going forward. It's more
powerful than inflation ... more powerful than fiat money. Rising social
discontent is more powerful that just about any economic force known to
civilization.
Think Ferguson and Baltimore were racial issues? On the
surface, that's what they seem like. But they have nothing to do with race, and
everything to do with people versus authority. Same for the recent incident at a pool party
in McKinney, Texas last week.
As I have said all along, the current setup of the war
cycles — the way they are converging and ramping higher — has not been seen in
at least 150 years. And over the next five years, until they peak in 2020.
That means you can expect all kinds of strange things to
happen. It is also, ironically, one of the reasons you will want to own stocks,
lots of them, once the Dow Industrials and other major broad stock markets
stage a much-needed pullback.
Why? Because the war cycles — even though they will also be impacting the
U.S. — will send trillions of dollars to
our shores, the U.S. being considered the safest country to park wealth in.
Right now, all markets are moving sideways in some of the tightest
trading ranges in years. But don't be fooled. The tightest trading ranges in years
will soon give way to the wildest market moves in years. Stay tuned in, very
tuned in.
Source: Money and Markets.com
Comments
Just when the “Puppet Masters” want us to
sink into their contrived global identity, all the factions in all these
countries are fighting. So, the question
is: Do the “puppet masters” start the fighting, the way George Soros does in
Ukraine and Baltimore and Ferguson, or are the people in these warring
countries flexing their provincial muscles to reject being controlled; or is it
some of each ? I think wherever there is violence, there is a group of well-funded
Communists creating the violence to destabilize law and order.
In the US, we are being relatively
nonviolent, except for the Soros paid rioters of Ferguson and Baltimore. As
voters, we are not happy with the economy the lack of jobs and the cost of
healthcare, education and government. Conservatives blame government
bankruptcy, excessive immigration, debt, abuse, overreach and hubris. Socialists
blame “warmongers” for not spending the DOD budget on welfare. We are divided
in half.
Norb Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader
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