Topic: 2008 Crash

The host suggests that using the template of Wall Street greed and the 2008 crash is a more effective outreach strategy than attacking vaccine paradigms directly. He reiterates that Allison McDowell's work reveals a militaristic technocracy takeover disguised as philanthropy. The show concludes with a final push for listeners to follow McDowell's research at wrenchinthegears.com.

The current pandemic is viewed as a potential scapegoat for a long-overdue collapse of a fragile, debt-based economic system. Financial authorities may be using the crisis to reset markets that have been on thin ice since the 2008 financial crisis without admitting systemic failure. Concerns are raised for service industry workers living paycheck-to-paycheck as the bottom falls out of the economy.

The 2008 housing market collapse was predicted as early as 2006 by observing the Keynesian policies of the Federal Reserve and economists like Paul Krugman. Projections for the period between 2015 and 2020 suggest a much larger collapse that could render all fiat currencies worthless. This impending depression is expected to be more severe than the Great Depression of 1929.