IT'S TOO LATE

The money supply currently in circulation is now completely out of control compared with the physical goods that can actually be purchased, that are actually available.

For those who (???😂) understand (???😂) the scale of the problem, it is a biblical problem. Absolutely biblical.

They could have... they should have... solved it many, many, many years ago. With unpopular choices. Obviously.

But the choices we will have to face will be absolutely unpopular anyway. And today the avalanche is extraordinarily bigger, both in numerical terms and in terms of its consequences.

The strength of our currencies (USD and all the currencies that are both so closely and yet so fictitiously linked to it) has caused the rights to consume that are in circulation to explode, starting, as I have said, from an absolutely fictitious, unreal condition, disconnected from reality.

Instead of coming up with countless situations designed to drive inflation higher, instead of playing games with the climate, instead of creating nuclear messes, instead of bringing in the green idiots, etc., they could simply have said:

• "Ladies and gentlemen, whenever you consume resources coming from Africa, China, South America, etc., you have to take into account the costs of transportation and the costs of environmental sustainability" (or some similar bullshit).

With a high tax, the real value of our savings would have been reduced.

• "Ladies and gentlemen, whenever resources are consumed, we have to apply a tax that takes into account the disposal of the waste associated with your consumption."

No fucking waste-sorting schemes. A tax at the point of purchase and that's it. Added to the tax above.

In this case too, and especially considering the combination of the two taxes, the real value of savings would have been significantly reduced. And the enormous money supply in circulation would have been reduced as well.

And "if you don't want to pay, you keep all your garbage in your own house and dispose of it yourself."

At that point, obviously, chaos would have erupted, and we certainly would have seen a significant reduction in consumption.

Which is what they are trying to do.

Obviously, today there is no longer any time.

And this is why there are so many different kinds of messes: because the problems that need to be solved are of biblical proportions.

Measures like those described above would obviously have created serious public-order problems.

But do you really think that the ones we are going to experience, with various forms of bank runs and capital controls, won't be serious?