Riots, Rebellions, and Revolutions All Around the World

The world is going absolutely crazy right now with riots, rebellion, and revolutions happening all around the world right now as people can't afford basic necessities. All because the central banks around the world have abused their power, and their privilege of controlling the currency.

Now the chickens are finally coming home to roost, the consequences are finally getting laid out for all to see and people are not happy about it.

People are not happy about not being able to afford things, their governments abusing their power, and their taking it to the streets with protests, riots, and rebellions.

The real question is, will this come to the United States?

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0:00 Video Overview
0:47 Intro
0:55 Sir Lanka Inflation and Interest Rates Cause Rebellion
3:21 Inflation and High Living Cost Causing Riots In Other Countries
4:55 U.S. Dollar Crippling other Countries Currencies
8:53 Outro

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[parler]

When we behave like the people of Sri Lanka, mainstream media calls it an "Insurrection".

[Ryan-gvgy]

Really well done. Thank you. You are providing a great service.

[nightfury]

Brilliant work as usual Joe. Thank you!!! 😉

[karenw]

Clear and concise as always - much appreciated!

[kevingardner]

Great video Joe; thanks for the report.

[SpencerToddBrown]

Holy Macaroni, this one was intense! I’m sharing with everyone I know! Thanks for another epic video!!! Spence

[acidfroggy]

Beware of people who have nothing to lose.

[stacydalebarendse]

The debt market has been in a death spiral for the last 30 years.

[cbane]

I'm often a critic of some of your videos misdirections but this was a good video. Thanks

[CoreLabb]

Of course it comes to the U.S.
Grocery bills keep rising for less food
Cooling our homes in 111° weather, has doubled.
Fuel has doubled.
Of course it reaches us we are just too egotistical and pretending it's not a big deal for most with more money than others.
Literally one of my friends who is loaded with koney said, "I still haven't felt the effects of what other people are talking about with inflation."
My reaction: 😳... 🙄🙄🙄🙄 [in my head, well lucky you jerk!]

[danbarton]

China has already started to replace USD in their trades, and Russia just began to sell commodities in rubles to European countries.

[manfredvandoorn]

Karmanomics. Thanks for your teaching, as always.

[americantarmacker]

In the last days the love of many will wax cold

[ronnie.]

I like the way u said, ..’’ will this inflation come home to usa…’’ thanks for talking about it.

[jamesearly]

Can you make a video overview of some of the more likely dollar return dynamics please. I appreciate your insight and would prefer to benefit from it, to offset some of the erosion effects of this flow change.

[camvanzin]

Great vid Joe, so l'm not getting why the US dollar is rising when countries are looking at dumping it??

[HealthcareBlockchain]

Do you think when all of those overseas dollars come back in the form of foreigners buying US assets, we either lose our own stuff or could nationalization be in the cards?

[NickWillever]

As long as TV prices are still going down we'll be good to go. ;)

[ericmaher]

Taxation without representation, right?

[anacap]

You have to remember whether you are referring to the contraction of the money supply or falling prices when you talk about deflation. Most people mean falling prices these days. However people tend to assume a static money supply. But prices are just how you divide up the wealth given the current supply of money. Deflation can still happen with rising prices as long as the rate of increase is slower than the money supply growth because the free market is constantly rearranging how it wants to divide things up with the money supply. Just like people look at specific prices in different sectors when it comes to inflation (rents, energy, food, cars, etc.) the same thing can happen to deflation where it affects certain sectors more than others. Eventually everything with "deflate" relative to the money supply except the most important things to sustain life - food, energy and rents.