Quietly, without any fuss, Poland’s per capita GDP has matched that of Japan. By the end of the decade they will have, by far, the most powerful armed forces in Europe.
Poland has been a bulwark against the east for centuries, and now, in a war of assimilation that has consumed so many European neighbors, the Poles stand resolutely true to their own heritage. Here’s more in a new Right Angle with Bill Whittle, joined by Steve Green and Scott Ott.
Josh Sigurdson reports that we are in for a hell of a show in 2023, including the possible end of the dollar!
Among the main culprits, Sigurdson says, is the skyrocketing national debt, which now hovers at $31 trillion, and is rapidly chipping away at the economic stability in the U.S.
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev says he expects the dollar to lose its reserve status in 2023 and for oil to skyrocket in price. This comes as countries, such as Saudi Arabia, move into the BRICS system and look to trade oil in Yuan. Here’s more from World Alternative Media.
Benjamin Netanyahu, who returns for his third stint as Israel’s Prime Minister, tells The Rubin Report how the country has been able to harness free markets and capitalism to achieve a higher GDP per capita than France and Japan.
Netanyahu, who says socialism was a major thorn in the Israeli economy the past few years, also elaborates on the difficulty of forming a coalition government and what issues matter most to conservative Israelis.
Normally, economic stagnation and inflation stay far away from each other. But as we witness the poor leadership and irresponsible spending binges of the Biden Administration and Congress, the time has come for the monster that is “stagflation.”
Everything Inside Me (EIM) reports U.S. GDP has declined in the first two quarters this year and matters are about to worsen. EIM says we are in the worst inflation bubble since the Jimmy Carter era and the cost of living has skyrocketed as a result, many Americans are living paycheck to paycheck and businesses are laying off employees by the thousands. EIM explains further and discusses who’s to blame.
