It’s all rapidly collapsing

… and it’s coming to a bank near you sometime soon.

The Dollar is now in total collapse. The Trump nonsense is designed to be a distraction from this.

I don’t usually take much notice of financial gurus online, because they are usually trying to flog you something (usually silver or gold, which makes a nice meal when fried in a pan with butter when society has collapsed and you’re starving). This piece today, by Neil McCoy-Ward, is actually pretty much on the mark…

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4 Responses to It’s all rapidly collapsing

  1. Freddy says:

    Hi Rob, I see from the “news” that your Dear Leader is in China for a chin wag about Ukraine, yet France is in a terrible pickle, you might have thought that sorting out France was of more import to the people of France, than what goes on in China or Ukraine?

  2. Freddy says:

    Building collapses in South of France, was it an explosion?
    https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/apr/09/marseille-building-collapse-france
    An apartment building has collapsed in an apparent explosion in Marseille,
    injuring five people, with authorities in the French city saying there are likely to be deaths as firefighters battled a blaze.

    I do hope it was not a bomb.

    Is Macron in France, at the moment?

  3. Freddy says:

    That Macron can not seem to stay in France, one moment he is in China for a visit, next thin he is in The Netherlands bullshitting the Dutch.
    Why does he not stay in France, after all, he is currently The President of France, which is in meltdown.

  4. Freddy says:

    President of France Emmanuel Macron envisions a national nuclear renaissance.
    Wow, do you think he is aware of the fact that almost half the reactors are off-line?
    https://www.economist.com/business/2022/12/12/can-the-french-nuclear-industry-avoid-meltdown
    A fleet of 56 reactors make up around 70% of its electricity-generating capacity, the highest share in the world. Sounds good, does it not.
    But they are all getting old and unreliable, new ones take many years to get switched on, such as Flamanville3

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