The Damage Has Been Done And The Consequences Will Be Suffered: “Have a Healthy Storage of Food, Precious Metals and Necessary Supplies”

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The Damage Has Been Done And The Consequences Will Be
Suffered: “Have a Healthy Storage of Food, Precious Metals and Necessary
Supplies”

By Mac Slavo - 6 hours ago

January 1, 2016—While the band plays on and Americans
celebrate New Year’s day many have no idea what may be in store in 2016.
Mainstream financial pundits like to paint a rosy picture of the current
economic conditions, suggesting that the government’s green shoots of yesteryear
have now turned to full blown money trees, wherein consumers are spending,
businesses are selling and everyone has an unlimited flow of
cash.

But as noted by analysts at CrushTheStreet.com in
their latest video report,“what we have
become accustomed to in terms of normal is rapidly coming to an
end.”

Indeed, with the corrupt Federal Reserve recently
having raised interest rates, corporate bond markets starting to crack, and
abysmal sales numbers over the holiday season, 2016 could very well spell
disaster for financial markets, including government bonds.

So serious is the potential destruction to come that,
according to the report, you’d better be ready with an alternate monetary
mechanism of exchange such as silver and gold, as well as food and other
stockpilesto mitigate supply disruptions and
shortages.

Watch Perfect Storm Market Collapsecourtesy of Crush The
Street: https://youtu.be/SbzSkN-qvNk

What we have become accustomed to in terms of normal is
rapidly coming to an end… the global
monetary experiment is literally bursting at the seams.

The economy is more dependent now than ever on the
circulation of increasing systemic leverage.

The damage has been done and the consequences will be
suffered… A loss of faith in the dollar will be a loss of faith
in credit… and when perceived value in credit is lost, prices in the bond markets will
collapse… Already we are seeing bonds outside of government debt
implode.

Just like in the 2008 financial crisis in real estate
when we saw the sub-prime market collapse first and then followed by the rest,
so will we see here with junk bonds and the rest of the bond market. With
interest rates on the rise we will likely see a major correction in stocks which
conventionally helps bonds… however this time we believethe next market
crash will drain all confidence the world perceives in credit markets and
ultimately the debt- and usury-based fiat currencies.

The markets will not react in a conventional manner
after the chips settle.

The scenario is unsustainable…