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This week I’ll be dropping a brand new interview with the incredible Chris Martenson from Peak Prosperity. Chris joined me on my podcast to discuss his unique outlook on the world, including his thoughts on the potential for World War 3, the immigration crisis, the state of the economy in the U.S., our nation’s response to Covid and looking back on the events of 9/11 more than 20 years later.
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"We clearly have a runaway monetary fiscal train at this point in time, and it's just headed towards what I call the nuclear reactor critical mass runaway moment,” Chris told me in our 75 minute long discussion.
Also on the blog this week is my take on Joe Biden’s debate performance, where he (or maybe Jill) tried to force one last gasp of oxygen into the lungs of his political career and came up short: Joe Biden's Last Debate Ever
In case you missed it, last week I detailed who I think will be Biden’s replacement and Trump’s VP heading into the last 100 days leading up to the election: Biden's Replacement And Trump's VP Pick
I also detailed last week how the mainstream media machine outright has been lying to us about Biden’s mental health heading into last week’s debate: We Can Be Lied To About Anything
Also this past week, I checked in on the national debt and money supply, both of which are again rising: Sky's The Limit For Our Debt And The Money Supply
And finally put the ivermectin argument to rest, for the last time: Send This Article to People Who Say “Ivermectin Doesn’t Work for Covid-19”
And of course if you missed it last week, I had an incredible discussion with James Lavish, who broke down the entire U.S. debt crisis in about an hour: James Lavish Explains The Entire U.S. Debt Crisis In An Hour
In simple terms James lays out exactly how the U.S. is stuck in a debt spiral, asking me: “So, who wants to lend the U.S. Treasury dollars for 30 years when they know that inflation only has to go up to continue the charade?"
“Make no mistake, this cannot go on forever,” he warned.
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