For us to advise our clients effectively, it is essential to maintain an accurate pulse on external factors, the most important of which is the economy. Knowing the economy’s direction can mean the difference between a client’s business flourishing or failing.
Misinterpreting Where
the Economy Is Headed
Several years ago, a large national marketing consulting firm nearly collapsed because, like most companies, it misread the direction of the economy. In 2007, their CEO listened to Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke announce there would be no recession. When housing prices rapidly began falling, Bernanke announced the housing market would soon recover. We all know what happened.
Believing the Fed Chairman’s remarks was a mistake by this company’s CEO. This is especially true because numerous economists, trend forecasters, and financial analysts online who were not tied to the Fed or mainstream opinions were forecasting a financial collapse. Many of these experts backed their claims with irrefutable evidence. This CEO's failure to perform due diligence concerning the economy resulted in the company scaling back its operations and closing many of its offices.
In 1989, when I was serving as vice president of planning and marketing for a community hospital, I made a similar error. We were developing a new strategic plan for the hospital. Our CEO and I established a steering committee consisting of hospital board members, medical staff, and key community business leaders. I lined up several professionals to address our committee, including two prominent healthcare economists, as well as the most distinguished Keynesian economist in Los Angeles County. All three predicted the continued growth of our nation’s economy, as well as a boom in our local community's business climate. As a result, we began implementing the development of several new programs. Six months later, however, the housing market crashed, and the nation entered a serious recession. Much of what we planned and began to implement came to a screeching halt as the economy tumbled. Thirty-three years later, some of the intended services, as well as a planned major medical building, have never come to fruition.
Learning from My Mistake:
Listening to Trusted Sources
As a result of my personal experience, I vowed to myself to never let this happen again. Thus, I ceased basing my conclusions concerning the economy on Fed Chairperson’s forecasts or mainstream Keynesian economist’s projections. The latter of these include corporate economists, and academia whose reports are often based on political correctness rather than facts. Instead, I now derive my conclusions from several online economists, trends forecasters, financial analysts, and investigative reporters who have impressive track records for correct assessments and demonstrating integrity. Among these, to name a few, are Jim Rickards, Gerald Celente, Max Keiser, Paul Craig Roberts, Bill Holter, Greg Mannarino, and Catherine Austin Fitts. All the sources I listen to predicted the crash of 2008 well in advance.
The Current Monetary System
Cannot Be Fixed
The source of our economic instabilities lies in the nature of our monetary system, which is corrupt to the core. Since 1864, we have been entrenched in a debt-based monetary system. This means that every dollar in the US economy (which today is true for virtually every nation’s economy) was created as debt by commercial banks. Since 1914 here in the US, our monetary system has been under the control of the Federal Reserve, which is NOT part of the federal government. Rather, the Fed is a private corporation owned and controlled by the largest stockholders of the major banking institutions, whose primary interest has always been profitability for their biggest stockholders, not the American citizens.
To work for the American people, this problem can only be fixed by eliminating the debt-based system and returning the authority to create money to Congress, which was given that power under Article One, Section Eight of the Constitution. In this way, our money would be created debt-free and benefit the people rather than wealthy bankers. We would be able to eliminate the national debt and put an end to inflation and recessions. The result would then be an unprecedented level of prosperity for the people of our nation. Unfortunately, the establishment of recent policies and the direction we are being led in will wreak havoc on the American people unless we demand a return to constitutional money creation.
The Future of Our Economy
The future of our economy is right in front of our eyes if you know where to look. No longer does the creation of our money belong to Congress. In fact, it no longer rests within the United States. Our Congress has allowed this vital function to be delegated to the World Economic Forum and world central banks. Their plans have nothing to do with having a monetary policy that is of, for, and by the people. Rather, monetary power now rests with the World Bank, the Bank of International Settlements, and the International Monetary Fund under the direction of the World Economic Forum. Their plan, which is coming into fruition, includes:
Elimination of cash worldwide and replacing it with digital currency
Huge layoffs resulting in a countless number of unemployed
Establishment of a worldwide social crediting system similar to what has been implemented in China
Surveillance of all citizens 24/7
A universal basic income that will do little more than provide for our basic needs
Financial penalties for citizens who fail to adhere to government regulations and their dictates
The powers that be plan to have this in place by 2030.
The purpose behind this, they say, is to combat climate change. But their real goal is total control over humanity, whereby those behind the World Economic Forum will own and control everything, and the people of the world will no longer have ownership of anything. They plan to have this in place by 2030.
Sounds impossible? Well, these are the same people who planned and engineered the entire COVID-19 crisis many years prior to its implementation. We suggest you read COVID-19 the Great Reset, by Klaus Schwab, the founder of the World Economic Forum. Also, study the World Economic Forum’s website: https://weforum.org. Their plans are right there in front of us. They will create crises that will lead to their agenda’s implementation unless the people of the world, especially Americans, wise up, rise up, and stop it.
This will change everything for healthcare providers, attorneys, and accountants. We will soon experience a complete financial collapse, far worse than the depression of 1929.
We already see we are headed toward serious food shortages. For example, the Netherlands has traditionally been one of the largest food exporters in the world. Their government wants to force the closure of over 3,000 of their nation’s farms to meet their carbon emission goals.
The World Health Organization is in the process of being handed the power to lock down all businesses throughout the world on their order should we experience another pandemic, which Bill Gates says is coming.
Our Advice
Research to determine the validity of these claims.
Prepare for the potential of a sudden economic collapse. Take the advice of financial analysts who understand the danger we are in to protect your family, business, and investments.
Determine the potential size of the market for your services that will continue to exist if the disposable income of your target markets sharply declines.
Follow the instructions we provide in the Choosing Your Media section of this website to avoid wasting money.
Establish a prudent marketing budget to ensure your money will be well spent.
Test market your promotion until you achieve sufficient confidence to ensure you will receive a viable return on your investment if you increase spending on marketing.
If you must do so, make sure you will be able to meet any loan obligations after the sharp economic downturn takes hold. This includes purchasing office space, nonessential equipment for your office, expensive cars, loans for personal and family purposes, and, yes, even loans for a marketing campaign.
