The Fed’s Latest Rate Cut: A Prelude to Collapse — Prepare Now or Get Crushed
The Illusion of Control
The Fed wants you to believe it’s got everything under control — that it can “manage” the economy by nudging rates up or down like a thermostat. That’s a lie. What it’s really doing is trying to hold back a tidal wave with sandbags. Inflation isn’t tamed. Job growth is stalling. Debt is spiraling. And yet, instead of letting the economy purge the waste, Powell and company are doubling down on the same poison that created the mess in the first place.
What’s Coming: The Crash Cycle
Here’s how this plays out, because history doesn’t lie:
- Cheap money props up bubbles. Housing, stocks, junk bonds — all artificially inflated.
- Ordinary people get priced out. Homes are unaffordable, wages stagnant, credit cards maxed.
- The bubble bursts. Recession hits, jobs vanish, demand collapses.
- The Fed panics. More cuts, more printing, more bailouts — this time on an even bigger scale.
- The currency pays the price. Your savings melt, your dollars buy less, and trust in the system erodes.
We’re somewhere between step two and three right now. That means you’ve got a shrinking window to prepare before step five slams into your life.
No Reset, Just Decay
McMaken is right — recessions should be resets. The weak die off, prices fall, and something healthier grows in the ashes. But the Fed won’t allow it. They’d rather protect their cronies, keep zombie firms staggering along, and make sure the Treasury can roll its $40 trillion debt without facing reality. That means no reset. Just slow, grinding decay until the dam finally bursts.
And when it does, the “solutions” will be worse: digital dollars, capital controls, negative rates. Tools of control disguised as emergency measures.
Prepare Now, Not Later
The Fed’s game can’t last forever. You know it. They know it. The only question is whether you’ll be ready when the bottom drops out. Because make no mistake: the people at the top are preparing. They’ve got their gold, their offshore accounts, their exit plans. You’re not on their list of priorities.
The Bottom Line
The rate cut isn’t just a policy tweak. It’s a signal. The Fed is choosing collapse later over honesty now. And when later arrives, the shock will be worse than 2008, worse than the pandemic chaos, worse than anything most Americans are prepared for.
Don’t wait for CNBC to tell you it’s time. By then, it’s already too late.
Call to Action
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