Popping the population bubble.

[blackfeather]

The world’s central bank’s fiat monetary system has allowed a borrowing of monies from the future to live a better now. By pulling monies from the future, we have been able to acquire and have access to resources which would normally not have been available. As such we now exist in a “reality” which is not sustainable. A global ever ballooning bubble in debt has directly fueled a population boom, in fact they have risen in tandem.



It should now be clear to you that the issue of exploding global debt is not sustainable by any means. Therefore, this global HUMAN BUBBLE will burst along with the DEBT BUBBLE simultaneously… and tens of millions of people on every continent around the world will die.

This is something I've never heard before, tying cheap money to the population growth.  We usually think of poor countries as having high population growth, but in the past many of those people didn't make it past childhood.  Now with more money comes better care with many of those children living longer.  Money has made the world safer, so lions are now confined to reserves and aren't chasing down the slower African villagers.     Increase in money has increased civilization and less intertribal wars and more distribution of food to poor areas. So it seems to make sense that a popping of the debt bubble will increase deaths from lack of food and medicine to increased fighting for survival.

The actuality is that the explosion in world population has been brought about directly by a complete and deliberate “mismanagement” of the global monetary system via the world’s central banks. And this has inflated a HUMAN BUBBLE.



The issue of exploding global debt IS NOT just a monetary issue, it is a problem relating to the availability of sustainable resources. It’s just that simple.

 www.census.gov/popclock/world

The population of the world is just under 8 billion and they are popping out babies at about 3 a second.

[Ozarks Tom]

Sorry blackfeather, for some reason I didn't see this when you posted it.

The article is correct, there's misery and death just around the corner, not just in the third world countries that are living off the largesse of the the first world's prosperity and tremendous food production. When, not if, the world's economic bubble bursts food production will be a fraction of today's standards. When farmers can't afford fertilizer, or for that matter the diesel to run their equipment, hundreds of millions will starve.

This country won't escape the shortages, and the inflationary prices that will come with them. When there's a finite amount of goods to be had, even the government can't provide.

With hunger come chaos, everyone needs to be planning now.