>U.S. Treasurys have entered a “danger zone” as surging long-term yields raise fears that sticky inflation and hawkish rate expectations could begin spilling over into equities and broader risk assets, said HSBC.okay NOW we're in the danger zone, when previously everything was okay like two days ago and the AI boom was totally real and legitimate and that the market only could go up rationally.https://www.cnbc.com/2026/05/20/us-treasurys-are-now-firmly-in-the-danger-zone-strategists-say.html
>>535437817It's not propaganda, everyone in finance has known and been too well aware of this for three years running:>https://rumble.com/v7a2thuhttps://rumble.com/v7a2thu
>>535437817have you not been paying attention for the past two decades? We never actually recovered from '08 and everyone has just been lying and pretending everything is fine.
>>535437817https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsDeAjapW6kThis video consists of a geopolitical commentary predicting an imminent global conflict referred to as "Day X." The speaker argues that the world is reaching a boiling point based on several key developments: Russian Nuclear Drills: Russia is conducting a massive, unprecedented nuclear exercise involving 64,000 troops. The speaker notes this is unusual because it tests the command structure for escalating from tactical to strategic nuclear weapons, likely as a warning to NATO. The Ukraine Front and China: The speaker asserts that Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian oil infrastructure are actually a proxy war against China, which relies heavily on Russian energy. They believe Vladimir Putin met with Xi Jinping to plan a significant military escalation in response to these attacks. The Iran Conflict: The ongoing conflict with Iran is framed as another U.S. strategy to disrupt energy supplies to Asia. The text mentions Iranian threats to close the Strait of Hormuz, drone attacks on the UAE, and the seizure of an Iranian oil tanker. U.S. Politics and Economics: The speaker criticizes Donald Trump for tacitly allowing oil prices to rise by not stopping Ukrainian drone strikes, contradicting his campaign promises. Economically, the speaker warns of imploding bond markets, a housing bubble, and record-high gas prices approaching levels seen in 2022. AI and Disinformation: The speaker expresses deep concern that advanced AI and deepfake technology will make it impossible for the public to distinguish real government broadcasts from fabricated ones during a crisis.In summary, the speaker views these interconnected events—military drills, energy infrastructure attacks, and economic instability—as signs that a major, potentially nuclear, world war is rapidly approaching.
>>535437919Correct.Global debt topped $255 trillion in 2019 and $350 trillion in 2025, almost four times the amount of all global economic output. Total debt levels and deficit spending of the past 30 years has eclipsed that of the past few centuries of western civilization, and absurdly low and negative interest rate borrowing costs have incentivized national governments to no longer borrow on the expectation that they will repay, but rather the expectation that they will refinance.
>>535438078sometimes I think the great taking is coming to fruition.
>>535437817Trust President Trump, he knows what he's doing.
>>535437817Get ready for US Gov to take all your assets.
>>535438183Yeah, enriching himself without a care in the world for you
>>535438078>almost four times the amount of all global economic output.feelsgreatman
>>535437817It doesn't matter politicians won't even start thinking about it until it something breaks or they are forced to
>>535438309lel don't get too cocky
>>535438078if we just ignore central bankings role in all thisand sell our bloodlines into bondageit's no problemcmon guys>you borrowed money now repay it>to kikes
>>535438198nah, it's global. we crash, everyone crashes. faggots making fake money out of thin air present a crayon certificate for your home and car and bank account, and the judge gives it to them and you get nothing.
>>535438332this coupled with oil prices indicates that the market is 100% manipulated and the SEC could give zero fucks.
>>535438332I bought the majority of my position at 14.88comex audit will happen in some form or another, its inevitable
Can some anon please explain what happens if this happens WHILE picrel happens?
>>535438433pain to any and all holding bankster IOUs
>>535438433Global debt aka bond market has been severely unstable and volatile the past half decade, it's been a few decades in the making due to the sheer current magnitude of and rapidly rising global debt. Manifestation of this is sharply spiking or wildly unstable bond yields, that isn't supposed to happen in a worldwide debt-based >>535437909 [<--picrel] system because, the debt aka bond market is supposed to be the haven of stability and low risk in such a system, because—wait for it—the currency is backed by Nothing. Except debt.The global system today, unprecedented in history all of human civilization until a few decades ago, relies upon a single debt unit—USD / UST—as the default reserve denomination. Especially for debt and payments of debt/interest, virtually all less-developed nations must pay their sovereign debt in USD, but that's only one small example because for any transaction at all the USD is the most preferred midget at the circus. WHole world relies on the solvency and low risk (i.e. the yields aren't rapidly upspiking) of U.S. bonds to stabilize the debt market, most of the other next-desireable currencies of U.K., Japan etc. follow its lead. Bond yields aren't supposed to whipsaw up-down like stocks or crypto, they're supposed to remain steady and stable so that buyers, investors have a safe haven: Entire inherent reason a bond market exists in the first place, more crucially in a worldwide debt-founded system where none of the currencies even are backed by anything (except debt because they're all debt note fiat currencies issued by private central banks). Bond market worldwide has been more unstable and volatile in past 5 years than ever.Japan : substantial portion of their bonds are on the Bank of Japan's balance sheet (the nation of Japan's debt is mostly owned by its private central bank TL/DR a central bank owns all of Japan and its citizenry)Princes of the Yenhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5Ac7ap_MAY
>>535437817yrah bro close your eyes and pretend nothing is real like a tranny
>>535438348Our allies have already started dealing with China, China has already implemented infrastructure for foreign money to enter their markets. They are insulated and protected, the petroyuan is the new standard. They move to create a new UN. Everything, literally everything can be done parallel of the US and Israel while we fall into a techno-authoritarian prison state.
>>535438348>we crash, everyone crashesTotally correct.When the global debt market goes, it's perma-lights out
>>535438055>it's da russialol, lmao even
>>535437817Why is it treasurys instead of treasuries?
>>535441775Because the plural of>1 U.S. Treasuryis conventionally written by simply adding an 's'But this isn't a hard and fast rule in the instance of this proper noun, grammatically alone it ought to be 'ies' and some authoritative sources do spell the plural that way. TL/DR both ways are 'correct'
