The much anticipated New World Order will emerge by the end of the decade

Stone, the metals are confirming your position. We are getting real close to the top of the roller coaster now.

Steve

Most global inhabitants are properly conditioned

War brings change and, whether they are conscious of it or not, the vast majority of the global population actually desire the objectives of the New World Order.

This geopolitical trajectory needs to build for a couple more years. By the time war comes to the doorstep of the western nations, including the United States and Canada, most inhabitants of the earth will actually want it. Most inhabitants of the planet desire a new world order.

I’m noticing that the S&P futures are currently trading at 6666 as I write this. Mineral and material stocks are showing excellent price support and resiliency, given the growing signs for this upcoming global war and the desire of the governing authorities to directly involve themselves in the ownership of these companies. The United States government is having a tremendous effect on the price action of some of these mining stocks, with LAC and UAMY shareholders being the latest beneficiaries.

The world desires the Communist Utopia

Those who find communism in all its forms abhorrent only amount to a few percent of the global population.

Social justice is just another name for Communism

The world’s population have been bred and engineered in the communist doctrine, whether in the organized religions throughout the world (e.g. Islamism, Buddhism, Catholicism, Protestantism, Sikhism, Hinduism, Oriental mysticism, etc.) or in their schooling and media, and are eagerly ready for the global government to emerge.

This global government will promise to spread the wealth evenly around to everybody.  Indeed, the world prefers the ideals of the Communist man. This objective is shared unanimously throughout the Universal Judeo-Christian churches. It’s a concept in which everyone is identical and the same.

It will be a society in which women are men and men are women. Although all our freedoms will finally be stripped away, we will be free to indulge in any fleshly fantasy we desire.

It’s clear to me that most inhabitants of my own country don’t even care about personal privacy anymore. All of their constitutional rights have been already stripped away through partisan politics. The transformation has been mind-blowing.

Unfortunately, for my few knowledgeable readers, the ultimate outcome will be much darker and grim.

The world’s people are eager for a change. They seek to embrace the change. Change is coming!

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  1. The data dump is definitely coming in hotter overall. The economy continues to show resiliency. Jobless claims are definitely lower and durable goods are higher. The price data coming in slightly hotter as well.

    Revised GDP numbers also coming in much hotter. This was definitely not expected.

    Look for a sharp upward revision in this current quarter’s GDP estimates as the trade deficit comes in much smaller than expected. Trump’s tariffs and pro-American trade policies are definitely having an effect on the United States trade balance.

    Initial Jobless Claims
    Act: 218K Cons: 233K Prev: 232K

    Jobless Claims 4-Week Avg.
    Act: 237.50K Cons: Prev: 240.25K

    Continuing Jobless Claims
    Act: 1,926K Cons: 1,930K Prev: 1,928K

    Durable Goods Orders (MoM) (Aug)
    Act: 2.9% Cons: -0.3% Prev: -2.7%

    Durables Excluding Defense (MoM) (Aug)
    Act: 1.9% Cons: 1.0% Prev: -2.3%

    Core Durable Goods Orders (MoM) (Aug)
    Act: 0.4% Cons: -0.1% Prev: 1.1%

    Goods Orders Non Defense Ex Air (MoM) (Aug)
    Act: 0.6% Cons: -0.1% Prev: 0.8%

    Core PCE Prices (Q2)
    Act: 2.60% Cons: 2.50% Prev: 3.50%

    Corporate Profits (QoQ) (Q2)
    Act: 0.2% Cons: 2.0% Prev: -3.3%

    GDP (QoQ) (Q2)
    Act: 3.8% Cons: 3.3% Prev: -0.5%

    GDP Price Index (QoQ) (Q2)
    Act: 2.1% Cons: 2.0% Prev: 3.8%

    GDP Sales (Q2)
    Act: 7.5% Cons: 6.8% Prev: -3.1%

    Goods Trade Balance (Aug)
    Act: -85.50B Cons: -95.70B Prev: -103.60B

    PCE Prices (Q2)
    Act: 2.1% Cons: 2.0% Prev: 3.7%

    Real Consumer Spending (Q2)
    Act: 2.5% Cons: 1.6% Prev: 0.5%

    Retail Inventories Ex Auto (Aug)
    Act: 0.3% Cons: Prev: 0.2%

    Wholesale Inventories (MoM) (Aug)
    Act: -0.2% Cons: 0.2% Prev: 0.1%

    Average Weekly Earnings (YoY) (Jul)
    Act: 3.31% Cons: Prev: 3.59%

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