I continue to marvel at what men will think up next to support the lawlessness of the global financiers. It is apparent that most of these people do not know what “hard-earned” money really is. Men who never truly worked for a paycheck have little understanding the pain they are about to on the masses. The global economy is moving close to the edge of a hyperinflationary depression: Prices go up exponentially (in terms of fiat currency) while output and demand decrease dramatically.
In 1989 (not that long ago), Yugoslavia went through a period of hyperinflation. The following bank note provides us a reminder of what can happen to fiat money:
Peak inflation rate hit 313 billion percent. Those who held physical assets retained value versus those with paper assets.
At the same time the global economy is eroding, the “technology” revolution has led us to believe our lives are better when in fact those “efficiencies” simply eliminated jobs at an overall cost to society.
James H. Kunstler recently wrote:
We’ve Become a Society of Self-Deluded Children
The most obvious example is what happened to the telephone over the past thirty years. We computerized every phone system in America to “improve communications.” The net effect is that after all that time and expense (billions of capital investment), it is now nearly impossible to get a live human being on the phone, whether you are calling a Fortune 500 corporation, a non-profit charity, or your best friend. Has that improved communication? What you get instead are robots that waste big chunks of your time forcing you to listen to complex call-routing menus – often ending in futility.
Companies and institutions assume that they benefit from the “efficiency” of not having to pay gangs of human receptionists. But they only succeed in annoying their customers and clients, who are treated as pests to be avoided. In effect, phone systems became firewalls, not communication enhancers.
Add to that the more recent phenomenon of cell phones and smart phones, which, for all their charms, 1) don’t work in all locations, 2) drop calls frequently, 3) have lousy sound quality, 4) feature time delays that make people talk over each other constantly, 5) erode real-time social relations with distracting apps and web features, and 6) possibly harm people’s brains by constantly rinsing them in microwaves.
The lack of wisdom among men is reaching a crescendo. Complexity has masqueraded as progress whereas instead we should be moving toward simplicity. There will be a price to pay for the road taken. Judgment will come to rebalance the books. Disequilibrium will not be tolerated indefinitely. In the meantime, enslavement will continue under Mystery Babylon’s rule. We will continue to see failure and unworkable solutions so that when the true solution arrives, we will know it.
How long will the innocent pay for the guilty? Until Our Heavenly Father’s Kingdom encompasses the globe.