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The Smartist Era isn’t Going Away Part # 2

Yesterday I wrote a Q&A regarding the smartist era, which we are currently living in. Due to the lengthy nature of the topic matter I will continue the Q&A on a new post. Part one can be found here.

8. Will the bull market that began in October of 2002 persist for many decades to come?

YES

I predict that the bull market that began in October 2002 will last for decades to come without the crucial twenty percent S&P correction, as defines a bear market, ever happening. At some time in the distant future when the dow is at 50,000 or so instead of seeing .1-1% daily fluctuations as we do today, .001-.01% fluctuations will be the norm. There will still be volatility, but the percentage will become smaller.

9. Are we state of economic and financial perpetualism? YES

We are in an era of ‘economic perpetualism’ stemming from gobalization and reduction in market & economic inefficiencies. The result is a much more robust, resilient global economic and marketplace system immune from crashes, bear markets, and eventually volatility. The market will become so attuned that arbiters will nullify most volatility. Globalization and free markets will provide endless growth possibilities combined with increasingly advanced financial instruments to mitigate volatility.

10. Are we in a new era? YES

We are in the smartist, globalist web 2.0 era. The Creators of The New World Order are the smarties who are laying the groundwork for the inevitable transition to a type one civilization in the next fifty to hundred years (Wikipedia has a detailed article regarding various classes of civilizations). Such a transition won’t be sudden but through a steady, relentless progression of technological milestones and social economic changes such as the unraveling of the middle class, economic perpetualism, the growing wealth gap, outsourcing, privatization of space, web 2.0 globalist social networks, the suppression of organized religion, and the dissolution of the sovereignty of the United States through open borders.

11. Is there really a housing crisis? NO

The housing ‘crisis’ affects regions mainly in the mid west and Southern California where home prices were bid to nose-bleed levels in early 2000. When the demand eventually petered out there was an excess supply of unsold homes and home prices inevitably cratered in those areas. Many regions, especially coastal regions, escaped the housing bubble such as the Bay Area and New York.

12. Is there a ‘credit crunch’ and a ‘liquidity crisis’? NO

To avoid a lengthy, complicated, boring economic explanation I can PROVE there is no credit ‘crisis’ or liquidity ‘crunch’ by posing one simple question; does your credit card work? Last time I checked Visa and Mastercard aren’t going out of business due to a ‘credit crisis’, but are printing money. The only things affected by this media generated, imaginary ‘credit crunch’ are weird, obscure derivatives, and mortgage companies that issued subprime loans. Otherwise, the global financial system is incredibly robust and there is tons of credit and liquidity to go around.

13. Will the wealth gap between middle class and upper class keep widening? YES

The wealth gap between the lower/middle class and the upper class will continue to widen at an accelerated rate as humanity transitions to a type one civilization. The wealth gap is a byproduct of this transition because the smarties seek to dissolve the middle class though insourcing of cheap labor (illegals) and outsourcing, which is one contributing factor to the socioeconomic disparity. By perpetuating a wealthgap the smarties are able to concentrate power by sucking it from a disaffected, apathetic, financially enslaved majority, who are mere cogs to the economic machine.