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The \u201cFarce\u201d of the Economic Reopening<\/strong><\/h1>\n
Sam Parker \nBehind The News Network<\/p>\n
How does one define an economic \u201creopening\u201d?\u00a0<\/strong>I think most people would say that a reopening means that everything goes back to the way it was before the crisis; or at least as close as possible.\u00a0 Most people would also say that a reopening is something that will last.\u00a0 Simply declaring \u201cAmerica has reopened\u201d while keeping many restrictions in place in certain parts of the country is a bit of a farce.\u00a0\u00a0And, reopening with the intention of implementing lockdowns again in a matter of weeks without explaining the situation to the public is a scam of the highest order. This is the case in many US states and cities, while rural areas are mostly open. This is being called a \u201cpartial reopening\u201d, but is there a purpose behind this. The restrictions will continue in major US population centers while rural areas have mostly opened with much fanfare. The end result of this will be a flood of city dwellers into rural towns looking for relief from stricter lockdown conditions. In about a month, we should expect new viral clusters in places where there was limited transmission.\u00a0 State governments and the Federal government will be talking about new lockdowns, using the predictable infection spike as an excuse.<\/p>\n
This is happening in\u00a0Northeast China right now\u00a0\u2013 a resurgence has occurred and 100 million people are now subject to quarantine restrictions.\u00a0China\u2019s reopening is barely two weeks old, and concerns of infection \u201cflare ups\u201d were widespread\u00a0when the announcement was made. Now the mainstream media seems to be confused; is China open, or locked down? Of course, we may never know how bad the problem is and was in China as their numbers have been shown to be utterly rigged and suppressed from the beginning, but the point is that the phrase \u201creopening\u201d is meaningless there, just as it will be meaningless here in the US.<\/p>\n
This is part of the plan. The farce of reopenings does indeed have a purpose. The globalists are clearly the only beneficiaries of this event; with a world-wide surveillance state now openly on the table along with an accelerated shift into digital currency systems, the globalists are taking advantage of this crisis to push their agenda, as they ENGINEERED the virus and caused the crisis to push their agenda.<\/p>\n
In white papers published by globalists at\u00a0the Imperial College of London\u00a0as well as MIT, the plan\u00a0is openly admitted.\u00a0<\/strong>They suggest using \u201cwaves\u201d of economic openings and then lockdowns to control the spread of the virus. The timelines seem to vary, but in general the models call for a one month open, two months closed cycle. The goal is to deliberately increase infections every couple of months in specific regions of a country, then declare economic shutdown and quarantine measures once the spread reaches a certain level; this is meant to continue until a vaccine is developed, which could take years.<\/p>\n
When the globalists at MIT say \u201cWe are not going back to normal\u201d; this is what they mean.\u00a0Right now, the general public (at least in some parts of the country) is cheering the reopenings, but what they don\u2019t realize is that the reopenings are an illusion. Restrictions are going to remain in place in many states and cities, while they will be lifted and then re-instituted in others. In fact the situation is going to become much worse over time, by design.<\/p>\n
The next lockdown, whenever it is announced, will be absolutely devastating to the US and other economies, which is already in a downward spiral.\u00a0<\/strong>The mitigating factors will be how effective central bank stimulus is at stalling the freefall (not very effective so far).\u00a0 Other factors include the percentage of small businesses that survive the first lockdown and how many jobs those businesses can bring back to the economy.\u00a0The first lockdown may be survivable for a large percentage of people and businesses; the second lockdown will financially destroy all but the most prepared.<\/strong>And make no mistake; there WILL be many more lockdowns over the next couple years.<\/p>\n
In the meantime, international banks like Wells Fargo and JP Morgan have seen to it that\u00a0small businesses are hit hard\u00a0by the crisis by funneling bailout money and paycheck loans to their larger clients over the smaller businesses that the money was intended to go to. Of the 300,000 clients of JP Morgan that applied for an emergency loan through the government bailout program, only 18,000 actually received one and many of these clients were NOT small businesses.<\/p>\n
If the cycle of lockdowns continues, small businesses will be wiped off the map.\u00a0The elites have rigged the economic game; they control where every dollar of the bailout money goes, and many of their corporations are the only institutions that are equipped to survive the onslaught. Some of these companies will go down, but in the long run the goal, in my view, is total centralization of production and distribution.<\/p>\n
This is exactly what happened during the Great Depression\u00a0when JP Morgan and other major banks devoured thousands of small local banks across the country and removed them as competitors from the system. After the depression, banking was completely centralized into the hands of a select few mega-companies. Today, they are attempting to erase all localized small business competition to international corporations.<\/p>\n
Taking over the business infrastructure of entire nations and removing all independent competition is only one incentive for the lockdowns to continue.\u00a0There is also the process of acclimating the public to the idea that lockdowns are the \u201cnew normal\u201d. While I do see resistance in certain parts of the world, including the US, many countries in Asia, Africa and Europe have witnessed a rather sheepish response to the idea of medical tyranny. I also see an immense wildfire of unconstitutional legislation and illegal state measures being rolled out in the US and in many other countries while the public is distracted by financial circumstances and the virus threat.<\/p>\n
Certainly, it appears that\u00a0<\/strong>most people hate the lockdowns.\u00a0But will they be fooled by the \u201creopening\u201d into complacency for the next several weeks while the\u00a0government gets ready to hit them with the next round of restrictions?\u00a0Will they be so caught off guard they won\u2019t know how to react? Imagine the economic devastation of just one more nationwide lockdown event? It will be carnage, and a lot of hope within the population will be lost.<\/p>\n
This will lead to two possible paths: submission, or rebellion.\u00a0Either the majority of the American people will accept the lockdowns as a new fact of everyday life, or they will become so enraged by the destruction of their economy that they will revolt.<\/p>\n
If the intent is to keep the cycle going until a vaccine is introduced as elitist publications assert, then we have a LONG way to go and this first lockdown was child\u2019s play compared to what comes next.<\/p>\n
The excuse for the wave model will be that they need to control and slow the spread of infection over time to avoid overwhelming our medical infrastructure. But this makes very little sense to me at this stage. Perhaps within the first month or two of the pandemic this was somewhat logical, so that we could gauge the threat of the virus. Frankly, there\u2019s no logic to the wave model unless the agenda is to destroy the economy. If the goal is to continue infecting the population until everyone has developed an immunity or a vaccine is offered, then why not simply remove all the lockdowns permanently and get it over with now? This would result in far less deaths in the long run compared to economic collapse. If the goal is so-called \u201cherd immunity\u201d, then we can achieve that much faster through viral transmission than waiting years for a vaccine that may or may not work.<\/p>\n
But the elites don\u2019t care about \u201cherd immunity\u201d; what they care about is control. The vaccine narrative itself is a form of control. You have to wait for the establishment to save you. You have to wait for them to allow the economy to be opened, even for a short period of time, so that you can then be allowed to work or run your business. You have to wait for permission to live your normal life. And, if the elites get their way, you won\u2019t be given permission until you accept immunity passports, tracking apps and a vaccine.<\/p>\n
The underlying message that the public is hearing daily is that you no longer have the power to make decisions for yourself, you must wait for instructions. While the coronavirus is something that should be taken seriously (to a point), the wave model is not an acceptable solution to the problem.<\/p>\n
Do not be fooled\u00a0by the reopening.\u00a0It is not real\u00a0because it is not meant to last.\u00a0It is a steam valve to calm public outrage\u00a0and to condition us to periodic tyranny. The elites believe that we will eventually acclimate to lockdowns as long as we have a reopening to look forward to a couple months down the road.\u00a0<\/strong>They believe that our tendency to rebel will be suppressed by false hopes that the next reopening will be a permanent reopening.\u00a0They believe that after 18 months or more of the wave model we will be so desperate for normalcy that we will do anything to get it, including willingly giving up every last ounce of freedom we have left.\u00a0This is the true purpose of the pandemic.<\/p>\n
Initially, we were told that the coronavirus lockdowns would just\u00a0<\/strong>\u201ctemporarily\u201d disrupt the U.S. economy,\u00a0but now it is becoming clear that a lot of the\u00a0damage will be permanent.<\/p>\n<\/figure>\n
We are starting to see businesses go belly up all over the country, and this includes some of the most iconic names in the retail world.<\/p>\n
If this pandemic had passed quickly, perhaps those stores wouldn\u2019t have needed to be shut down.\u00a0 But at this point it has become obvious that this virus is going to be with us for a long time to come.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n
Of course it isn\u2019t just retailers that are collapsing.\u00a0 Car rental giant Hertz\u00a0\u201cis on the verge of bankruptcy\u201d, and things are not looking good at all\u2026<\/p>\n
Hertz is on the verge of bankruptcy. At the end of April, it disclosed it had missed a large amount of lease payments on its rental cars- some 506,000 cars! Since then, it has entered into forbearance and waiver agreements with these lenders that give it until May 22 to come up with the money and a plan. Its cars, now parked at various parking lots around the country, are collateral for this debt. The prices it is fetching for these cars on auction are at rock-bottom prices.<\/em><\/p>\n
I seriously doubt that Hertz will be able to survive much longer in this very harsh economic environment.<\/p>\n
Needless to say, a lot of businesses are going to die in the weeks and months ahead of us,\u00a0 it is now being projected that approximately one out of every four restaurants in the United States will be closing down permanently.<\/p>\n
Can you imagine what this is going to look like?<\/p>\n
We are going to have abandoned buildings all over the place, and this will especially be true in our more impoverished communities.<\/p>\n
The only chance we have of pulling out of this economic death spiral is if there is a full scale return to normal economic activity all across America, but that isn\u2019t going to happen any time soon.<\/p>\n
Fear of COVID-19 is going to paralyze small and big businesses alike for the foreseeable future, and every new outbreak is going to spark more overreactions.<\/p>\n
If we keep shutting things down every time someone gets sick, our economic problems are just going to get worse and worse.<\/p>\n
And fear of this virus will paralyze our economy for the foreseeable future.<\/p>\n
So the truth is that the \u201cfor lease\u201d and \u201cspace available\u201d signs that you are now seeing are just the start. A lot more are coming and it is going to be a very dark chapter for our nation.<\/p>\n
Global Capitalism and \u201cThe Economic Landscape\u201d<\/strong><\/h4>\n
The crisis redefines the\u00a0structure\u00a0of the\u00a0global economic landscape. It\u00a0destabilizes small and medium sized enterprises Worldwide; it precipitates entire sectors of the global economy including air travel, tourism, retail trade,\u00a0manufacturing, etc. into bankruptcy. \u00a0The lockdown creates famine in developing countries. It has geopolitical implications.<\/p>\n
The Pentagon and US intelligence are involved. The corona\u00a0crisis\u00a0affects conduct of US-NATO led wars in the Middle East including Syria, Iraq and\u00a0Afghanistan and Yemen. It is also used to target specific countries including Iran and Venezuela.<\/p>\n
This engineered crisis is unprecedented in world history. It is an act of war.<\/p>\n
The lockdown triggers a process of disengagement of human and material resources from the\u00a0productive\u00a0process. The real economy is brought to a standstill. Curtailing economic activity undermines the\u00a0\u201creproduction\u00a0of real life\u201d.\u00a0This not only pertains to the actual production of the \u201cnecessities of life\u201d (food, health, education, and housing) it also pertains to the \u201creproduction\u201d of social relations, political institutions, culture, and national identity. At the time of writing, the lockdown is not only triggering an economic crisis, it is also undermining and destroying the very fabric of civil society not to mention the nature of government and the institutions of the state (crippled by mounting debts), which will eventually be privatized under the supervision of Big Money creditors.<\/p>\n
There are\u00a0conflicts\u00a0within the capitalist system which are rarely addressed by the mainstream media. Billionaires, powerful banking and financial institutions (which are creditors of both governments and\u00a0corporations) are waging\u00a0an undeclared war against the real economy. Whereas the Big Money financial and banking establishments are \u201ccreditors\u201d, the corporate\u00a0entities of the real economy which are being\u00a0destabilized and driven into\u00a0bankruptcy\u00a0are \u201cdebtors\u201d.<\/p>\n
This diabolical process is not limited to wiping out small and medium sized enterprises.\u00a0Big Money is also the creditor of large corporations (including airlines, hotel chains, hi tech labs, retailers, import-export firms, etc.) which are now on the verge of bankruptcy.<\/p>\n
The global financial establishment is not monolithic. It is marked by divisions and rivalry. The dominant Big Money faction seeks to destabilize its competitors from within. The results of which would be a\u00a0string\u00a0of bankruptcies of regional and national banking\u00a0institutions\u00a0as well as a process of global financial consolidation.<\/p>\n
In the US, numerous retailers, airlines, restaurant and hotel chains filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in February. But this is just the\u00a0beginning. The big gush of bankruptcies will occur in the wake of the lockdown (\u201cThe New Normal\u201d). And at the time of writing, the financial establishment is relentlessly pressuring (corrupt) national governments to postpone the lifting of the lockdown. And the\u00a0governments are telling us that this is to \u201cprotect people against the virus\u201d.<\/p>\n
Canada\u2019s province of Alberta which is largely dependent on oil revenues is bankrupt.<\/p>\n
\u201cCountries that represent over 50 per cent of the world\u2019s global GDP are closed for business. Economists looking for historical comparisons mention the 1929 stock crash, the 1974 economic crisis or the 2008 recession. But they admit that these all fall short of the toll that this pandemic could have.<\/p>\n
The coronavirus\u00a0crisis \u201chas ground business to a halt\u201d. National economies are destabilized.\u00a0The objective of Big Money is to weaken their competitors,\u00a0\u201cpick up the pieces\u201d\u00a0and eventually buy out or\u00a0eliminate bankrupt\u00a0corporations. And there are many to choose from.<\/p>\n
Economic activity across the country has collapsed, GDP is shrinking at the fastest pace on record, and the economic data is worse than ever in history. Every sector of the economy is contracting and every economic indicator is pointing down<\/p>\n
\u201cPermanent job losses are likely to be a feature of the eventual recovery; 42% of recently unemployed workers will not return to their jobs\u00a0amid the \u201cprofound\u201d shock stemming from coronavirus lockdowns.<\/p>\n
The pandemic has taken a brutal toll on the world\u2019s largest economy, with\u00a0at least 40 million people thrown out of work over the last two months\u2026.the lockdowns have cratered activity in an economy that consists of 70% consumer spending, while undoing all of the jobs created since the great recession ended\u2026.<\/p>\n
Most people have yet to grasp the magnitude of the devastation caused by the lockdown but, soon, it will be the only topic of conversation. Most people left their jobs thinking they would return to them in a matter of weeks. They never imagined that a policy blunder would put the economy into a vicious death spiral that would terminate their livelihoods, dampen their prospects for the future, and reduce them to hopelessness and destitution. They never thought that such a nightmare was possible, especially since they were just following the orders of their governors and the affable Dr Fauci. They trusted these people. They put their lives in their hands and they were misled, duped into believing that these \u201cexperts\u201d knew what they were doing when, all-along, they were making it up on the fly. Now we\u2019re all going to pay for the mistakes for which they alone are responsible. So the lockdown is a \u201cmass casualty incident\u201d?<\/p>\n
\u201cRetail landlords are sending out thousands of default notices to tenants, a situation that could tip already-ailing retailers into bankruptcy or total collapse\u2026.Department stores, restaurants, apparel merchants and specialty chains have been getting the notices as property owners who\u2019ve gone unpaid for as long as three months lose patience, according to people with knowledge of the matter and court filings.<\/p>\n
\u2026\u201cThe default letters from landlords are flying out the door,\u201d said Andy Graiser, co-president of A&G Real Estate Partners, whose firm works with retailers and other commercial tenants.\u00a0\u201cIt\u2019s creating a real fear in the market place.<\/p>\n
More bad news; the lockdowns have triggered a tsunami of defaults and bankruptcies. With no source of revenue, merchants cannot pay the rent nor can landlords roll over their debts. The economy is an interlocking row of dominoes that tumble in sequence once the first block is set in motion. The American people were sold the idea that the economy could be turned \u201con and off\u201d like a light switch. Now they can see that the theory has no basis in reality. As the bankruptcies pile up, the job losses will continue to increase pushing the country deeper into recession.<\/p>\n
\u201c\u2026.\u00a0former Google CEO Eric Schmidt wrote an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal that both set the new tone and made clear that\u00a0Silicon Valley had every intention of leveraging the crisis for a permanent transformation\u2026.<\/p>\n
\u201d\u00a0Schmidt called for \u201cunprecedented partnerships between government and industry\u2026<\/p>\n
At the heart of this vision\u00a0is seamless integration of government with a handful of Silicon Valley giants\u00a0\u2014 with public schools, hospitals, doctor\u2019s offices, police, and military all outsourcing (at a high cost) many of their core functions to private tech companies\u2026.<\/p>\n
If tech companies win their ferocious lobbying campaign for remote learning, telehealth, 5G, and driverless vehicles \u2014 their Screen New Deal \u2014 there simply won\u2019t be any money left over for urgent public priorities.<\/p>\n
For them, and many others in Silicon Valley,\u00a0the pandemic is a golden opportunity to receive not just the gratitude, but the deference and power that they feel has been unjustly denied.<\/p>\n
Can you see what\u2019s going on?<\/p>\n
The fact that tens of thousands of people are dying and the nation\u2019s economy has been reduced to rubble doesn\u2019t matter to the tech giants. For them the crisis is a \u201cgolden opportunity\u201d, a once-in-a-lifetime chance to further subsume the government, to garner more government funding for their futuristic projects, to assert greater influence over public policy, and to wrap their tentacles more tightly around the levers of state power.<\/p>\n
The tech giants are using the pandemic as a vehicle for imposing their own vision on the country and for promoting their own malign police state agenda. Just as Corporate America is using the crisis to restructure the labor market, and Wall Street is using the crisis to garner lavish multi-trillion dollar bailouts, and Gates and Co are using the crisis to push for universal vaccines, so too, the tech giants are using the crisis to grab more power, more money and more integration with the state until the US government is nothing more than a trifling subsidiary of the ever-expanding digital media octopus. That\u2019s the ultimate goal, privatizing the state so the corporations rule the world. It is a mission (that is nearly) accomplished!<\/p>\n
So how are the people going to respond to these developments? What will the reaction be when ordinary working people realize that their lives have fundamentally changed for the worse, that their living standards will continue to slide, that full-time work and job security have gone the way of the Dodo, that the middle class is going to be reduced to the size of an acorn, and that the social safety-net has been replaced by higher taxes, fewer public services, a weaker currency and years of grinding, demoralizing austerity? Should we expect social unrest, rioting and street violence in the near future; or should we assume that that those outbursts are inevitable now that personal liberty has been strangled while the economy was vaporized?<\/p>\n
No country that willingly destroys its own economy should expect anything different. No people that abandon their liberty for the false-security of state protection should expect anything different. Peter Hitchens sums it up perfectly in an article at the Daily Mail:<\/p>\n
\u201cI hate this word, (\u201clockdown\u201d) because it does not seem to me to be fitting to describe free people in a free country. But we are no longer such people, or such a country.\u00a0We have become muzzled, mouthless, voiceless, humiliated, regimented prisoners, shuffling about at the command of others, stopping when told to stop, moving when told to move, shouted at by jacks-in-office against whom we have no appeal. We are learning, during this induction period, to do what we are told and to become obedient, servile citizens of a new authoritarian State. We are unlearning the old rules of freedom.<\/p>\n
In truth, the economy was a Fed-induced bubble before the pandemic. The central bank has managed to reinflate the stock market bubble despite the economic destruction, but it is nothing but a\u00a0Fed-induced sugar high. And the economy won\u2019t likely rebound quickly, even after things open up.<\/p>\n
There are all kinds of reasons to doubt the quick economic recovery narrative. We\u2019ve reported on the number of\u00a0over-leveraged zombie companies,\u00a0skyrocketing household debt,\u00a0the battered labor market, and\u00a0a potential cash-flow crisis\u00a0even after the economy gets moving.<\/p>\n
Now we have another sign of long-term economic trouble<\/p>\n
Forty-seven percent of the small business owners surveyed said they anticipate shutting down, and 41% said they are looking for full-time work elsewhere. It\u2019s absurd to think the economy is going to come roaring back when nearly half of small business owners expect to shut down.<\/p>\n
The economy would struggle to recover from the shutdown even if it was healthy before the pandemic. And it wasn\u2019t. Initially, we were told that the coronavirus lockdowns would just\u00a0<\/strong>\u201ctemporarily\u201d disrupt the U.S. economy,but now it is becoming clear that a lot of the\u00a0damage will be permanent.<\/p>\n
Impact on Wall Street<\/strong><\/h4>\n
The main players in the financial world are a hand-full of firms such as Vanguard, Blackrock, Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan. All of these are in the Rockefeller orbit. The aim going forward is to shrink the number of global corporations by merging or taking over its competitors. The result wills that across every sector of the economy, there will be a handful of super-giant global entities dominating. This will apply to the auto, airline, energy, finance, retail, pharma, manufacturing, defense, food and tech sectors. In short, competition will be eliminated! This follows the family motto \u2013 \u201ccompetition is a sin\u201d.<\/p>\n
One area that New York overlooked was in the field of oil. As recalled, in December 2016, David jnr, sent Kissinger to Moscow to do a deal, which resulted in Putin allying with New York. Part of this alliance was that Putin was not to agree with reducing oil production, and to rebuff the pleas of Saudi Crown Prince MBS.<\/p>\n
This would result in increased production and falling prices. New York was hoping to achieve an oil price in the region of $30. This low price would bankrupt many weaker oil firms, leading to their demise and take-over by Rockefeller oil companies. It would also pressure the economies of its geopolitical rivals \u2013 Iran, China and Russia.<\/p>\n
But lo and behold, MBS retaliated.<\/p>\n
He told Putin that\u00a0 \u201c \u2014 \u2013 why should the Arabs, Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi be the ONLY producers to restrain production, while Russia, Norway, Brazil, Iraq and the US are going full out to increase production; if that\u2019s the case then I am going to increase my production (from 8mbp to 12.5 mbp day), and so will Abu Dhabi. Not only that, I am going to drop my selling price\u201d.<\/p>\n
And with that, one man, MBS, upset the apple cart for the Rockefeller Empire. The ensuing carnage led to a total collapse in the oil price. This carnage resulted in mass bankruptcies across the oil markets. It also resulted in wiping out tens of billions from oil company valuations and profits. Currently, the oil price is hovering around $30, which is not based on reality, but rather on its manipulation.<\/p>\n
Impact on Governments<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Most governments around the world were already deeply in debt, even before this latest crisis. With the onset of Lock Down, income to governments has fallen \u2013 across municipalities, state, provincial and national governments. Governments were told to apply for loans from the IMF and the World Bank. Obviously, these loans will come with \u201cstrings attached\u201d. My view is that the lock-down will end once a government signs the loan agreement.<\/p>\n
Within a short time, these governments will not be able to pay these loans back, and to avoid a credit-cut-off, or a default, deals will be made wherein governments will privatize many state-owned entities, which will then be sold to the likes of Blackrock, et al.<\/p>\n
These global funds will then embark on a process of efficiency (by getting rid of staff, and corruption), and increase prices, thereby making a failed state owned entity profitable. This is one of the ways of creating additional \u201cincome streams\u201d for Wall Street.<\/p>\n
The next step is to reduce the size of the government\u2019s share of the economy; this will take on the form of out-sourcing many functions \u2013 such as garbage collection, police force, courts, etc. The government will end up being just a contractor for Wall Street.<\/p>\n
Currently, a government acts as a shield against financial and geopolitical predators. With a shrunken government, this shield will vanish. The people will face Wall Street alone, and naked. In this manner, more draconian policies will be implemented, one of them being a move towards cashless banking. With the introduction to cashless banking, it would not be long before Ice Nine is implemented. Ice Nine implications are horrendous.\u00a0https:\/\/behind-the-news.com\/ice-nine-how-the-elites-plan-to-steal-your-money-the-global-financial-lockdown\/<\/a><\/p>\n
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