The Next Crash in 2016

For the past two years (more or less) readers have read warnings that a horrific economic collapse is brewing across the Western world. It will be the final collapse for these regimes, as none of these economies will be able to survive this coming cataclysm in their present form.

There is no prognostication involved here as the “warning signs” that a collapse is coming couldn’t be more obvious if they were laid-out on a road map. Worse, we know (for a multitude of reasons) that the Next Crash will be much more severe than the economic collapse which preceded it (the Crash of ’08), because nothing has been fixed since that previous crisis.

Indeed, our governments have done nothing since that time except more of all of the economic policies (i.e. mistakes) which caused the last crash:

a) The debt-bubbles are now much larger. The U.S. and UK national debts have more than doubled since 2007. Canada’s debt-to-GDP ratio is higher now than in the 1980’s, when it was openly acknowledged as being in “a debt crisis”.

b) The asset-bubbles are now much larger. The Dow Jones Bubble-Index has nearly tripled since its bottom in 2009, and it was not allowed to fully deflate during the last, manufactured crash. After seven years of near-zero interest rates; Western real estate markets are all ridiculously unstable bubbles, described previously as “history’s greatest wealth trap”.

c) Unemployment continues to soar. Permanent (“structural”) unemployment across the Western world now amounts to roughly 100 million people.

Then there is the money-printing. Even our catastrophic debt levels, and permanent, ultra-extreme interest rates pale in comparison to this monetary insanity.

While other Western regimes haven’t entirely duplicated the extreme, exponential curve represented by U.S. money-printing, the trend is identical. It has to be, because all of our (traitor) governments have publicly declared they are pursuing a policy of “competitive devaluation” – racing to see which one can drive their currency to worthlessness first via over-printing.

The chart above is the mathematical representation of the phrase “out of control”. It does not represent a currency in danger of hyperinflation. It represents a currency which has already been hyperinflated. So why has the value of these (worthless) Western fiat currencies not already collapsed?