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World War 3 is already here... do you know?


I was thinking the World War 3 when it comes will be a fierce battle with nuclear weapons, invasions and all the hi-tech shingles. But wow, what a deception it has been. We are already in the World War of gigantic proportions and people don't even realize that. Nuclear weapons, the submarines and the satellites all look like a major decoy prop.

The real war is already being waged in the economy. Whoever destroys and enslaves more countries with their paper money wins. Let's call it a Monopoly War. Every central banker worth their sheep-skin is out there trying to peddle their fiat currency. And I don't think it will end with that. The loans, the aids and the reserves will all go pooof! The buyers and those sheeple holding those bags of reserves with hope and trust in their eyes will know how the gigantic ponzi was played out in such wonderful immersion that entire world's capital was sucked out.

If the terrorists came with the detonators, the present day real-terrorists come with print-buttons. No we are not surprised by these currency blink-a-billion printers, what is surprising is

So what's the point of this latest rant? The point is, until all these days, the real war (of words, for now) was confined to board rooms and secured hotlines. Now it is out in the open. It has been so for past entire year. But the decibels are going up so much so that we can hear the speakers shriek.

If the first round went to Bank of Japan, who pretty much nuked their own population with thier own-goal currency warfare, the second round went to Federal Reserve where these guys steadily nuked the world for about 15 years. The new desperate joinee in the race to destruction, the newly created out of nowhere currency chiefs ECB, had outdone everything former two have done. And better, they have promised more bazookas. Ever wonder, whom it is aimed against? Its aimed against you, and you will have to pay the ransom once the war is done. So basically, in this part of story we shoot ourselves in foot. A horror thriller.

The unfortunate part is none of this is vacant rant. This is the truth and we will see it coming out in more force as the months roll by. You will find they are least bothered about the economy (because frankly economy is politicians thing to solve, central bankers can only pretend they move it)

We are staring down the currency warfare in full swing. How it continues and ends is a very difficult thing to know and understand.

What's devastating is we are going to completely blow it up for the kids who are going to inherit this world in two decades of time. Forget the climate change; we are going to destroy the entire system that gave us our economic growth and sustenance.

This is nothing but the World War 3 in sly.

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