Of course, our leaders were the ones making decisions for us and many of those decisions were actually not beneficial to our society. They were responsible for millions of bankruptcies, lay-offs, and also for intensifying our economic woes while downgrading our living standards in that process. It's safe to say that our politicians and policymakers have failed us, and they have put us on a path of prolonged economic suffering. But once they saw most people were accepting of their non-sensical policies due to the promise of heading us out of this crisis, they started to say what the public wanted to hear so that they could keep finding justifications to spend more and more money. And they will continue feeding us with lies to keep their hands on that money with zero regards for the consequences.
Now that they created steep imbalances in the financial market, they have to come up with higher doses of liquidity to inject into the system, otherwise, it will completely fall apart. However, at some point, it will be just impossible to keep using artificial money to solve our problems. The government is arguing that because people are spending more, the economy is "recovering," but that is far from the truth. We're witnessing a temporary surge in consumer demand that will soon be eclipsed by an inflationary spike of unprecedented proportions.
We are at risk of facing the worst financial crisis and economic depression the world has ever seen. And the more our leaders chose to ignore the risks, the closer we get to the financial abyss. Economists, market veterans, and financial analysts have all been warning that the pin that will pop the "Everything Bubble" will be rising inflation. At this point, the official inflation has already surpassed the 5 percent mark, and by the end of the year, it will undoubtedly be much higher than that. countless price bubbles caused by the current monetary policies. The three key markets that glue the financial world together are about to face a simultaneous crash.
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