Topic: Manufactured Crisis

Recent economic data shows a decline in manufacturing and a weakening labor market, with the U.S. adding fewer jobs than expected in August. Celente predicts that the migrant crisis will eventually lead to a rebuilding of the Rust Belt as people flee expensive, crime-ridden cities. He advocates for America to become a self-sustaining economy that stops exporting manufacturing jobs overseas.

Jones and Elliott discuss the "Hegelian Dialectic" of creating a problem (economic collapse) to offer a pre-planned solution (CBDCs). Elliott argues that no one would willingly accept a currency that monitors their ideology unless they were desperate for security during a crisis. He asserts that tangible assets like gold and silver are the only way to maintain financial privacy and freedom in a world of digital slavery.