Guest Post by Jeff Thomas
When I first began warning of a coming worldwide socio-economic crisis decades ago, the notion seemed quite fanciful. Yes, there were problems – there always are – but there was little on the immediate horizon that suggested a global meltdown. It was, therefore, understandable that the idea might not have been afforded credibility.
Today, the opposite is true. Almost daily, we receive reminders of an impending collapse.
We’re now seeing, on a daily basis, not just suggestions of an unravelling but dramatic events taking place almost too frequently for the average person to process.
Understandable, then, if people say to themselves, “It gets worse every day. We’re about to be gobbled up by the globalists. There’s no hope.”