We have all been watching the devastating aftermath of the Japanese tsunami and earthquake. The unforgiving wave claimed an undetermined amount of lives and property. It will take years to rebuild the areas affected. Of course it may take longer considering the serious economic turmoil present in Japan.
Economic turmoil takes on a life of its own. Sometimes, especially to the untrained eye, it’s hard to notice or see serious economic issues rising. Often times it is “felt” long before it is discussed. Unlike an earthquake or tidal wave which brings immediate destruction, an economic wave of inflation, unemployment, and boom bust cycles lie dormant waiting to break down the proverbial door. When an economic tidal wave crashes through a market jobs vanish, prices increase, cost of living rises which then drops the standard of living. Lives are effected in ways people don’t even understand.
These financial tsunamis have a few causes however they are generally set forth by central banks, corrupt banksters, and government officials. When the public cries out for help or cries out in rage these same crooks explain (in their own way) that the fix to the problem is more of the problem, they disguise it in big words, confusing lingo, etc. The result is a band-aid which doesn’t heal the cut. To move this over, if they were in charge of Japan – their fix would be to find a way to set off another earthquake and bring on another tsunami.
My question is how long until a real economic tidal wave hits the United States? We are already seeing signs. You feel it at the pump, at the grocery store, at school, work, etc. You “feel” it. You might not see the wave but you know the flood is coming. The waters are starting to rise, and personally I feel they are already too high. This video from CSL Financial Group does a great job of explaining some important statistics currently brewing in our country. It is important you watch and listen. No, it’s crucial.
The flood is coming and you need to be ready.
