The news cycle moves so quickly these days writing analysis on current events becomes difficult; the moment you publish an examination of the situation people have already moved on to the next disaster. So, today I'm not going to do that. Instead, let's look at current trends and project what is likely to happen in the next couple of months. In my article
'How The Pandemic Crisis Will Probably Develop Over The Next Year' published in early March, I outlined what I believed would be the major developments on a longer timetable. Some of these predictions have already occurred.
Now I would like to tackle a shorter timetable and focus more specifically on the economic side of things, along with the effects of government lockdowns and how they will continue. Yes, that's right, if you think the "reopening" of the economy is going to be widespread, or that it will last, don't get your hopes up. I am using a 60 day model because I have observed that the average non-aware person appears to be about two months behind those of us in the liberty movement in terms of seeing the dangers ahead.
First and foremost, the lockdown issue is on almost everyone's mind, and as I've been saying
for the past month, it would not take long before people start freaking out about their financial prospects once they realize this thing may not be over "in two weeks" as we keep hearing every two weeks from the mainstream media, state governments and Donald Trump. The "two weeks until reopen" mantra is designed to keep the public placated and docile,
and the establishment will continue to use it until people are finally fed up, which is already beginning to happen.
Comment: This is the same country that wants to roll out Universal Basic Income which would put millions more at the mercy of a callous and corrupt system: Universal basic income plan for post-lockdown UK endorsed by over 100 opposition MPs
See also:
- UK gov buries secret report on soaring reliance on foodbanks and welfare system
- Dystopia: UK police using drones to shame people for going on 'non-essential' walks
- UK banks not lending government backed emergency loans to small businesses, up to a million may go under
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