>came up with a creative way to confirm these greater rates of acidification.
LOL …"creative way" is the key phrase here. The whole thing is bullshit.
NEXT!!!
The current banking system is dependent upon corrupt money flow.
And the happenings in the repo market are an excellent indicator.
The repo markets need big banks to have excess cash to loan out short term (usually overnight) to smaller banks and financial operations. But right now they don’t have that cash.
Why? What else is happening that can be linked to this development?
The Wall.
By preventing the cartels from moving their product (drugs, sex slaves, illegals, ??) to market in the US, the Wall is preventing the cartels from maintaining their cash flow. This cash flow was moved into the offshore banking system and flowed up to the big banks, which then used it to fund among other things, the repo market. The whole system evolved over time to rely on this source of cash flow. This indicates how corrupt things have become, how integral criminal activity has become to “normal workings of the financial system.
Yes, they will push economies into crisis. That is a tried and true way of market manipulation. Create chaos, already having in place the means to reap the benefits.
Feels like they are getting close to breaking things now. Pushing the oak tree to the point that it snaps. If the snap is traumatic enough, it can cause societal change, drastic change.
I think when they feel they and their ways are near to being discovered, then the pushing goes into overdrive. We might be at such a historical point.
Trump is certainly a catalyst for change, but I'm thinking he's not a breaker, but a fixer.
But then again, what is "breaking" and what is "fixing" is in the eye of the beholder. Some people like things broken, or would prefer they don't get "fixed" properly.
To really FIX things properly, to get them far nearer to the way they should be, takes great vision. Great effort. Great power.
Pray for it to be so.