Is the US economy in a silent depression?
The Great Depression started with a dramatic bang – the stock market crash – but not every incident of economic turmoil begins like that. Many traumatic events begin with a whisper.
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Articles tagged Recession
Elon Musk warns of ‘serious danger with the global banking system’ in Tucker Carlson interview
‘This is a dire situation,’ said Musk, who blamed soaring inflation on COVID stimulus checks.
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Silicon Valley Bank failure: Preparing your family materially and spiritually for tough times ahead
Drew Mason, friend of LifeSiteNews and managing partner at St. Joseph Partners, joins me on today's episode of The John-Henry Westen Show.
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‘Not going to feel good’: Head of Canada’s central bank warns economic outlook is grim
The nation’s debt level has nearly doubled to approximately $1.2 trillion in the span of less than two years, from around $685 billion in 2019.
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War in Ukraine caused an economic earthquake that is rippling across the West
In addition, former allies and satellites such as Saudi Arabia and Argentina are realigning with the Chinese/Russian bloc
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Tangible assets are the only way we can defeat the Great Reset
Right now, we are using currencies backed by nothing but fleeting confidence.
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Biden’s White House deletes misleading tweet on social security after Twitter ‘context’ check
A tweet praising President Joe Biden for overseeing a large increase in social security checks was quickly taken down after a ‘context-check’ noted that the increase was actually due to an automatic adjustment triggered by skyrocketing inflation.
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‘It is not going to feel good’: Former Bank of Canada governor warns of upcoming recession
'Unemployment is going to rise. Economic growth will flatten to zero.'
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How global elites use central banks and ‘climate change’ to enforce the Great Reset
While governments artificially lower demand for traditional energy products like coal, oil, and gas, banks are assisting the 'energy transition' by keeping inflation high to stall economic movement.
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