The Order of Future Events 03/27/2023
https://rumble.com/v2ezmh4-the-order-of-future-events-03272023.html
I think there is a different and more likely way to look at these events and that is that they are all dominoes. When you see the US dollar has lost 30% of its value then that is the first domino falling and will cause all the other dominoes to fall in rapid succession.
So then the question is how do you calculate a 30% drop, compared to what? You can't compare the dollar to the Euro, or Yen, or Pound, those currencies are all tied to the dollar. No, I think the 30% drop should be compared to gold, though you could pick another commodity as well. Oil is too volatile, going up and down too rapidly, so Silver would be a second viable option. Gold is what the ruble and Yuan want to be based on, which is both a good reason and a bad reason to use it. Silver is critical commodity for the electronics industry while also being a good equivalent to the dollar.
The second question is dropped 30% from where or when? We have prophecies that the tribulation began last fall around the beginning of October, so I am going to use a six month comparison.
Gold is up 20% in the last six months and would have to hit 2,120 to have increased by 30% relative to the US dollar.
Silver has already gone up 30% relative to the US dollar since October. It did that since January 1. However, at the moment it is only up 26%.
But we are seeing what is happening:
1. Because the dollar is dropping we have inflation. This means that more and more people are living paycheck to paycheck and are going into debt.
2. To stop the inflation they have raised interest rates.
3. Because interest rates have gone up people are pulling money from the bank and putting it into money market accounts which get a higher interest rate. This in turn is causing a major liquidity crisis to the banks because they have to sell depreciated bonds forcing them to realize unrealized losses.
4. Rising interest rates are also hitting the mortgage industry hard. People cannot afford to buy houses, so either the selling price is dropping by 20-30% or the house is not being sold. This means that equity in houses is being reappraised creating a crisis in the home equity line of credit business where many of those loans may be called in. Either way this is a major hit to the net worth of 60% of Americans.
5. As a result of rising interest rates house sales and car sales are down, the two big drivers of the US economy, causing many layoffs. We are not noticing these layoffs as much as we normally would because sick time has increased by astronomical amounts (11 sigma event) which they are calling VAIDS (Vaccine acquired immune deficiency syndrome).
6. But this means health care costs are spiking for the American worker at the same time their dollar is dropping value.
7. Meanwhile rising interest rates mean that US bonds are losing their value while at the same time the cost to service US debt is increasing. This encourages foreign governments to dump US debt in favor of the Yuan for the same reason that bank deposits are moving to money market accounts. If Gold is up 20% relative to the US dollar in the last six months these countries realize they could be doing much better today if they had switched to gold from the US dollar.
So then I think the analogy is that the dam will burst when we get to 30%. Silver did get to 30% and that is when the dam did burst for some, hence a few bank failures around the world. But when gold gets to 30%, $2,200 an ounce, then the dam bursts for real.