The hottest Global Crisis Substack posts right now

Many conspiracy theories around Covid discourse lack focus on the underlying purpose behind the events, which could be linked to issues like global finance and the 2020 elections.
The Covid pandemic served as a smokescreen to allow global elites to increase money supply, print trillions of dollars, manipulate elections, and implement digital ID systems.
Future 'pandemic' scares may be used as tools to further control society, push agendas like CBDCs and digital IDs, and maintain elite power over the population.

Economic systems can change quickly and unexpectedly. Slavery, once seen as essential, became morally wrong in a short time due to various factors like economic shifts and the resistance of enslaved people.
Today's society faces a similar situation with climate change and inequality. Current systems are proving unsustainable, but many individuals and countries are hesitant to change because it might mean losing out in a competitive world.
Younger generations are more open to alternative economic models because they haven't built their lives around the current unsustainable practices. If we act now to create and share new ways of living, we might be able to make positive changes before time runs out.

The Rideau Canal Skateway, the world's largest ice rink in Ottawa, is facing closure due to warming temperatures.
Experts point to climate change as a likely cause for the abnormal closure of the skateway.
This situation serves as a clear example of the urgent need for global action to address the climate crisis.

Assuming rational decision-making can be a mistake.
Sunk cost fallacy and commitment bias contribute to major failures.
Elites being captured by psychological biases can lead to catastrophic consequences.

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Being hypervigilant and expecting extreme crises may make us miss subtle, gradual tactics that could be used against us.
The strategy of the opposition may shift from one big event to a series of smaller, ongoing crises to wear down resistance.
To combat the potential 'Nothingburger Reset,' we must stay prepared for the unexpected, build resilience, and be vigilant against deception.

The global environment in 2023 is more complex compared to past crises like 1997, 2008, and 2020 due to deeper issues related to controlling the price level.
Printing money may not solve problems like the availability of essential resources such as oil and wheat.
Think of the prices of money as the application layer of the system.