It never really ended, did it?We had spells of stagnation between drops but no meaningful recovery. It just keeps on going, getting worse.
>>543492198Can you elaborate or is this a 1pbid thread
>never really ended, did it>no meaningful recoveryCorrect.Global economy has been in free fall collapse since the mid-2019 overnight repo market of investment banks crisis, and the Real Economy of goods-services-commodities, ordinary citizens and small/medium size businesses in all 160 nations worldwide has effectively been in a recession since 2009.
>>543492198The compounding nature of newest bearing debt is exponential. When the money itself is debt, then the entire monetary system must follow this exponential growth function or it collapses in deflation. 2008 was a shift from single exponential growth to double exponential. It’s not over until hyperinflationary death of the monetary unit.
>>543492198>It never really ended, did it?that's what happens when you:-fix nothing-paper over all the problems-bail out the perpatrators-arrest none of them-when it is about to happen again, release corona and give the banks trillions
>>543492198why the fuck are stupid retarded empty threads like the also made by 1 post by this id kike?
>>543493174Global bond market will implode long prior to that.None of this is about 'survival of the United States' (or its monetary denomination that also happens to be the global default reserve) by itself alone.When the global debt market goes, so go all 160 nations worldwide.(That's why the other retard thread topic about 'muh China bonds win' makes zero sense and has no relevance)Entire global system (hangs on the UST as default reserve, *and*) is in jeopardy due to spiking bond rates
>>543494821This is the real problem. We can't fall without everyone else and everyone else is in similar debt spirals due to the kike run finance system.
>>543492198yeah, usury has ruined the world
>>543492198>ID: EgKek
>>543492198>It never really ended, did it?It never will.
shits fucked ese
>>543494821Okay but Israel needs that clay so we don't really have a choice
>>543492198COLLAPSE
>>543495172the post-1970s global economy is Financialized, and after the 1999 repeal of Glass-Steagall global investment banks officially became casinos. All wealth today in the 21st century is sourced, generated from (no, not 'capital', 'labor' or 'work') *speculative debt instruments*.Unearned income has become the primary method by which the global economy's top establishment, using debt instruments and debt note fiat currencies, are creating wealth and increasing GDP (which is less and less comprised of actual goods/services while more and more comprisd of financialized debt and speculative instruments).Making money off of money—aka debt—itself is what most economic 'growth' today consists of.Global debt topped $255 trillion in 2019, $307 trillion in 2023, and $350 trillion in 2025, almost four times the amount of all global economic output. Public debt—sovereign debt of governments—in 2026 comprises ninety-four percent of the entire global economy; IMF predicts inthree years that reaches one hundred percent. Advanced economies are now paying $3.3 trillion in interest on internationally traded government bods as of 2025: that is more than the entire world spent on defense or artificial intelligence (AI). World governments will soon owe as much as the entire global economy produces in 12 months duration. Total debt levels and deficit spending of the past 30 years has eclipsed that of the past several 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.
>>543493237I have 2 now. Do I need to samefag to make the question legitimate?
what are we doing for the October 7th celebration, bros?
>>543492198In California it was like a controlled burn clearing a lot of debris or people out of the job market, businesses, and workforce and a replacement happened then. People weren't spending say on contracted work whether home or business, eating out as much, etc. Many lost their businesses. Most contractors are foreign born and many restaurants are foreign owned. I knew successful people now employed below their usual salary/pay that or even homeless. It will most likely happen again throughout the US if it hasn't happened to at least some already. Covid fucked things up even more.
>>543492198Nah the only 'recovery' we experienced post 2008 was inflation.houses went from 60k to 600k which offset retirement obligations (i.e lined boomers' pockets) and everyone acted like this was somehow good for the economy probably was good if you owned a cruise ship, a golf course or a wanky cafe.
