Luongo: Davos’ Last Stand Flops at the Box Office | ZeroHedge
So WEF Davos 's last Stand hit theatres a couple of weeks ago. Starring Omicron-COVID19 as the latest unseen killer this was supposed to be the horror movie of a generation.
Even WallStreet was completely done with this COVID19 ‘variant’ nonsense. 
GREAT article! I hope at least some of the more positive points are true, but I have doubts as to whether The Fed will expose the traitors in Congress simply based on Fed policy. Omicron certainly is a flop at the box office, but they’re trying best as they can to play it up. Sheesh…
I, too, saw that article and didn’t know what to make of it… He’s right about omicron being a box-office flop. I’m not sure about the rest. It’s hard to believe there’s a central bank in the Western world that isn’t on board with (or controlling) Davos. Of course, as Dr. Farrell has said, as they reach the endgame, Mr. Globaloney’s various factions will eat each other alive in the fight to be king of the hill when the dust settles.
There’s no way to keep the current stock market levitated without the central bank pumping out low-interest money. So I have a hard time believing the Creature from Jekyll Island is going to raise rates until more of the general population is impoverished – unless they’ve decided to engineer a crash next year to speed up the aforementioned impoverishment or for some other reason. I guess there’s a chance they’re worried about price inflation ahead of the midterm elections and that they might therefore actually taper (which is not to say any tapering will have the desired effect or not have unwanted side-effects).
I’d be interested to hear what others think.
The anagram omicron-moronic calls to mind something else: “Moroni”, the “angel” who inspired Mormonism. That organisation and its connections with US politics seem to have dropped off the radar since the current scamdemic.
Oh boy, is this ever going to be a mixed bag, FiatLux. Either way The Fed goes, its almost suicidal. Powell raises rates, then, the debt can’t be paid and while he keeps it eased, inflation takes hold; but it’s not the mere easy policy that’s causing inflation. Not since the 1930’s have farmers been paid to destroy their crops, esp. in a world filled with hunger, nor have all these ships been stuck trying to offload cargo, some of which could be vital parts for various equipment. Essentially, either way, there will be a great deal of inflation in the basic necessities (except possibly Housing, in the future) and disinflation, or deflation in other sectors, except skilled labor (electricians, plumbers, etc.) If the chapter in USMCA is put into action, then, we get many professionals (doctors, nurses, engineers, etc.) and skilled labor replaced by workers from other countries (not just CA or MX), paid much less and the quality, much poorer. It’s going to be a truly mixed bag. Cost of living way up, value of your assets, way down.