The Golden Rule bible verse is the ethical principle of treating others as one would
like to be treated12. It can be found in Matthew 7:12 and Luke 6:31, where Jesus said,
“Do to others what you would have them do to you“12345. This sums up the Law and the Prophets, or the essence of all that is taught in the Old Testament125. The Golden Rule is part of the Sermon on the Mount, where Jesus also taught about asking God for help4.
Democrats not enthusiastic about Biden
According to a new poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public
Affairs Research, 52 percent of Democrats do not want Biden to run for president.
On the Republican side, 93 percent do not want Biden to run for reelection, which
“means that more than one in four adults surveyed do not want the president to seek
re-election,” Fox reported.
That over nine-in-ten Republicans wouldn’t want Biden to run isn’t especially noteworthy; we live in polarized times and cross-party support for any candidate is low. But that only 48% of Democrats want their incumbent president to run for reelection is noteworthy.
But Democrats don’t really have an alternative within the party.
Marianne Williamson and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. have announced campaigns to
challenge Biden’s claim to the Democratic nomination – but we’ve got a pretty good
idea this all ends with Biden winning his second consecutive Democratic nomination.
Democrats prefer Biden to the GOP alternative
Despite the lukewarm support for the president within the party,
Democrats are still signaling an intention to support Biden in the general election.
“If Biden wins the nomination, 41% of Democrats polled said they would definitely
support him – another 40% said they will likely support him,” Fox reported.
Why? Like I mentioned, we live in polarized times. Democrats would rather elect
an octogenarian with moderate-to-conservative leanings than elect a Republican.
Especially if that Republican turns out to be Donald Trump.
It’s funny. Democrats are more worried about Trump than any of the other GOP candidates – even though many of the GOP challengers, like DeSantis and Pence,
are more conservative in most respects than Trump.
But that doesn’t matter; that’s not how Democrats think.
Democrats have been hard-wired to view Trump as public enemy number one –
no matter what. So, Democrats will rally to defeat the orange-tinted Republican.
2024 campaign will be massive
Biden’s 2024 campaign could well be the most expensive political campaign ever.
And the earlier he announces, the faster he can get fundraising. Trump has something
of a head start with respect to fundraising. Actually, Trump made a fantastic haul after
his indictment – raising millions in hours. The president will have some catching up to do.
But with the platform of the presidency and the begrudged support of his party, however,
Biden will compensate.
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Support for Biden is low for multiple reasons.
For one, Biden is 80 years old; if he were reelected, his second term would
last through his 86th birthday. Most people agree: that’s too old for the presidency.
Second, the progressive wing of the party has, and has always had, reservations about Biden – who authored the 1994 crime bill, crafted Delaware into a corporate haven,
has personal misgivings about abortion and voted to invade Iraq.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will bring back the democratic party of my father and
end the radical left’s nonsense destroying this country. The Republican party
is now the Democratic party of the 1960’s. The Democratic party is now the
Republican party of the 1860’s.
Is the US dollar on the brink of collapse?
Top financial analyst thinks so.
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Renowned American geopolitical and financial cycle expert:
Charles Nenner has issued a dire warning about the future of the US dollar, suggesting
it may be on verge of collapse. Nenner, who has accurately predicted various economic
trends in the past, believes that the dollar’s days as the world’s reserve currency could
be numbered due to the increasing influence of the BRICS nations and the potential
for global conflict.
BRICS nations pose a threat to the US dollar.
The BRICS countries—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—
have been working to reduce their dependence on the US dollar and
are reportedly exploring the creation of a new type of currency.
Revealed: Russia, China, Other Countries Get Ready To Tackle The West (msn.com)
According to Nenner, the increasing involvement of Saudi Arabia in these efforts could spell the end for the dollar’s dominance. As more countries move away from the top currency, it could lose its position as the global reserve currency, sending its value plummeting.
Nenner’s predictions indicate that the dollar could drop to 70 on the dollar index, a far cry from its current position of slightly above 100. The decline of the dollar, he warns, could have far-reaching consequences for the United States economy, leading to a brief increase in exports but ultimately resulting in economic stagnation and decline.
The end of the American empire:
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Nenner’s analysis also points to what he sees as the decline of the United States
as a global power. He asserts that America is no longer the world’s leading nation,
and that its influence is waning.
This decline, coupled with the potential collapse of the dollar, could lead to a significant downturn in the United States economy, and possibly even signal the end of American civilization as we know it.
The expert highlights the risks associated with his war cycle predictions, suggesting
that up to 30% of the world’s population could perish in the next global conflict.
Nenner warns that wars in Taiwan, South Korea, and the Middle East could all erupt simultaneously, leaving the country struggling to maintain its position on the world stage.
Signs of economic turmoil ahead:
Progressive Democrat brings pitch to rural America (msn.com)Nenner’s outlook is far from optimistic, as he points to troubling trends in the real
estate market and the potential for a “Great Depression-style crash” in the near future.
The financial analyst notes that major banks are seeking his advice on purchasing physical gold as a means of safeguarding their assets in the face of impending economic catastrophe.
As a final warning, Nenner asserts that a collapse of the US dollar would likely lead
to investors worldwide dumping their securities, causing further economic turmoil.
He cautions that if China and Russia were to sell off their US bonds, consequences could be disastrous for the global economy.
Charles Nenner’s predictions paint a bleak picture of the future, and potential collapse
of the US dollar and the decline of American influence on the world stage.
With geopolitical tensions mounting and economic indicators pointing to a potential crisis, Nenner’s analysis serves as a sobering reminder of the fragility of our global economic system.
IS A WORLD DEPRESSION AVOIDABLE?
In any economic system, the more that the purchasing capacity of money is not utilized
or if money is kept stagnant, the more the economic stratum is damaged. If due to huge interest rates charged by banks for credit card debts results in disparities in wealth, then the existing monetary system loses its ability to be the unit of economic equilibrium and stability. Both these factors are being ignored by Fed in its monetary policies. Due to this there is a severe chance of a global economic depression, because of USD being a global trade currency, if Fed does not reform it monetary policies in a timely manner.
During world war II, countries in Europe had to engage in trade related to bullion with other countries. When there is a direct trade in bullion, such countries suffer a partial depression. If countries which are prosperous in various spheres and have their economy unrelated to that of other countries undergoing a depression but invest their wealth in enterprises of a non-yielding nature ( or investments which do not earn any income in return) such as excessive defense spending, superfluous constructions, luxury goods, etc. these countries also eventually suffer from economic depression.
Hence, Keeping the defense industry running by means of engaging in unnecessary wars results not only in loss of human lives but such investments also do not yield any returns on their investments. The only way to avoid any kind of global depression is to reform monetary policies of all countries such that employees’ wages catch up with employee productivity.
This monetary policy would also force countries to base their currencies on a gold exchange standard which would essentially stabilize their monetary system, domestic economy and also international trade.
Engaging in fair trade for non-perishable goods and free barter trade for perishable
goods would eliminate any chances of a severe depression. In this case only a very slight economic recession could take place at the end of every financial year due to imbalances
in economic transactions as a result of barter trade of perishable goods.
When something, for some reason or other, descends from its universally accepted position, or its natural value is reduced or brought down, we call it devaluation.
When the leaders of the state find it difficult to balance the value of the currency with bullion, sometimes they officially reduce the value of the currency.
This is called monetary devaluation. Such a monetary devaluation leads to a severe economic depression if there is a trade imbalance which results in huge inflation as a result of monetary devaluation.
Hence, If any Global depression is to be avoided, monetary policies of Fed needs to be reformed before the Fed ends its QE in order to avoid any devaluation of dollar at later stage. If no Macro financial reforms are observed, an economic depression could be felt throughout US and the world due to inherent defects in the existing monetary policies
of the Federal Government.
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Harrison Kass is the Senior Editor at 19FortyFive. An attorney, pilot, guitarist, and minor pro hockey player, Harrison joined the US Air Force as a Pilot Trainee but was medically discharged. Harrison holds a BA from Lake Forest College, a JD from the University of Oregon, an MA from New York University. Harrison listens to Dokken.