We are on the brink of catastrophe. The Democratic Karens who have shut down American society have destroyed one-third of our economy. One more quarter of this debacle and we will be reliving the Great Depression. It is time to punish these Leftist Democrats — at the polls. More from Styxhexenhammer666.
Many Americans are conflating the COVID-19 pandemic and the country’s subsequent shutdown to the Great Depression. Not so fast, says Larry Kudlow, director of the U.S. National Economic Council. Kudlow says today’s economic woes are completely different from the Great Depression, where enormous policy mistakes were made that brought the economy tumbling down. Our current economic reversal is the function of the COVID-19 virus and the mitigation attempts, which unfortunately will go on for a while, he says. But there are some glimmers of hope. The virus numbers are flattening and Kudlow expects a strong second-half resurgence in our economy and an even more robust 2021. Here’s more on “Connecting With Huckabee” on TBN.
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Harley Schlanger rejoins the program to discuss the globalist and central banker actions that are now taking place since their annual meeting last month. The Federal Reserve has been pumping $75 billion dollars a day into the economy since September 15th and will continue to do this until October 10th or later.
We discuss what these actions really mean and connect the dots on these actions to the real economy, the impeachment of President Donald Trump, the Green New Deal, and other crazy developments we are witnessing every day. He also reiterates the point that we have to have courage and believe that we can turn this around. As a group, we have the power. This is an important interview, please share this with as many people as you can. More from Sarah Westall.
Top trends researcher Gerald Celente is bullish on gold because debt is exploding globally. Celente is bullish on gold and explains, ““I have been saying for more than five years that gold had to break over $1,450 (per ounce). Once it solidly broke over that, it’s going to head for $2,000 (per ounce). The downside risk to gold is $1,390. . . . I see gold moving to $2,000 (per ounce) possibly before the end of this year. . . . They know the monetary policy is running out of juice. So, now, they are promoting more fiscal policy, which means governments going deeper into debt to spend more money to boost up the failing economy rather than let the economic fundamentals take their own route. All they are interested in doing is keeping the bigs (rich people) growing. This is going to be worse than the Great Recession, and as I said, this is going to be the Greatest Depression, worse than the Great Depression. The Great Recession was a bottom up collapse. This collapse is going to come from the top down. It’s that 1% that has it all, and when it starts falling apart and they can’t prop it up anymore, that’s the crash. That’s when it’s going to be bad.” More from Greg Hunter on USAWatchdog.com.
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This feels like 2008, but it is even worse. Bix Weir, the author of The Road to Roota, joins the SGTReport. Weir is an ex-banker with a lot of knowledge about manipulations in the gold, silver and crypto markets.
In perhaps one of his most brash pronouncements, the late, great Milton Friedman explodes the myth that the Great Depression was caused by the failure of private enterprise. Speaking at a banking conference, Friedman asserts that the view blaming the private sector for the biggest economic catastrophe in our nation’s history was held not only by those who supported a greater role by government, but by everybody.
“The Great Depression was produced by a failure of government, by a failure of monetary policy” says Friedman, former economic advisor to President Reagan and a past Nobel Memorial Prize winner. “It was produced by the failure of the Federal Reserve system to act in accordance with the intentions of those who established it.” Tune in to hear Friedman flesh out his theory in this edition of LibertyPen.
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Ron Paul is predicting a massive 50 percent stock crash? Josh Sigurdson breaks down and elaborates on Ron Paul’s recent warning on CNBC’s ‘Futures Now’ that it’s conceivable that stocks will plunge 50%, and it could happen in the next year.
As Paul says, “It’s all man-made. It’s not the fault of Donald Trump in the last week. If the market crashes tomorrow and we have a great depression, he didn’t do it in six months. It took more like six or ten years to cause all these problems that we’re facing.”
(EDITOR’S NOTE: The original video has disappeared from YouTube, so here’s another video, from a year later, where Paul again appears on CNBC and makes similar observations and predictions.)
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The Greatest Generation not only survived the devastation of the Great Depression, but went on to defend us from fascism and Godless slavery in World War II. History will remember today’s generation in unflattering terms, says Wild Bill. He compares the two generations in this edition of Wild Bill for America.
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In this belated (Fourth of July) edition of “Afterburner” on PJTV, host Bill Whittle uncovers the shady and shocking past of the Democratic Party. The Democrats, who revel on blaming the GOP for the Confederate Flag, KKK, Great Depression, segregation, urban decay and harsh marriage laws, are actually the perpetrators themselves. And like Whittle says, “If you don’t believe it, look it up.”
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The notion today is that President Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal worked, ending the Great Depression and rolling back unemployment. Political commentator Dick Morris says the New Deal had some merit, but some of its accolades were unfounded. Morris explains in this week’s history lesson on Dick Morris Reports.
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The Great Depression was a sobering time for our planet, and America in particular. Contrary to popular belief, the dire times extended to post-war 1947-48 and not the mid-1930s as the history books will tell you. Historian Stephen Davies contends there are three other persistent myths that rattle the psyche to this day. Tune in as Davies sets the record straight in this edition of Learn Liberty.
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President Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal has long been credited with rescuing the nation from the Great Depression of the 1930s. Lee Ohanian, an economics professor at UCLA, challenges this conventional wisdom in a provocative examination of FDR’s economic policies. H/T PragerU
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