Harry Dent, a best-selling author, is warning of a 40% market plunge in April.  Dent says “nothing will you save you” either, as gold, silver, and bitcoin will all go to zero.  Dent says central banks are losing control.

“The Fed is losing absolute control,” he tells our Daniela Cambone in this exclusive interview. While he argues that the crash will be the worst of our lifetime, Dent predicts that the ensuing depression will not be decades-long. The popular pundit also warns that there is nowhere to hide to protect yourself from this crash, “Nothing can save you, not Bitcoin, not gold.” Dent explains how he sees Bitcoin as a superbubble that will correct 95% and why gold will be heading back down to $1,000 an ounce.



This crash, when it does finally happen, will be the nail in the coffin of the United States dollar, that’s for certain.  The Federal Reserve (central bank) has already begun to acclimate the populace to the acceptance of a wholly controlled digital dollar tied to a social credit score, much like China’s.

Anyone who thinks the slave state cannot possibly get worse is delusional at best. It should be obvious to most by now that the rulers will not be loosening the chains.

Why Central Bank Digital Currencies Are a Bad Idea

Is Dent wrong? Maybe. Only time will tell. A crash is becoming more likely. We already know the dollar is toast and it is only a matter of time before the entire house of cards goes up in flames so the world can all be put on a pittance of universal basic income in exchange for their obedience to the totalitarian surveillance control state the elitists are building right now.

Prepare the best way you can and make sure you know certain skills, such as how to barter, hunt, fish, and forage.  Skills can never be confiscated.

This article was originally published by B.N. Frank at Activist Post. 

For many years, Silicon Valley parents including Bill Gates and the late Steve Jobs, have sent their own children to private low-tech schools and restricted their use of technology in their homes.

Numerous expert interviews, articles, books, news segments, and documentaries had been made public about screens adversely affecting kids’ mental health before COVID.  Now remote learning seems to be making it worse.

From WBEZ:

Is Remote Learning Causing A Mental Health Crisis Among Teens And Children? Depression, anxiety, weight gain and even loss of toilet training are on the rise in kids as the pandemic drags on.

At the beginning of the school year, Paige Gagerman was highly motivated. The Deerfield High School junior got dressed each day and set herself up for a day of school at her desk, or the kitchen. But now in second semester, Paige sits in bed with her sweatshirt hood over her head. Remote learning has worn her down.

“I think that all the hope and all the life has been drained out of me and my peers, and really the teachers, too,” Paige said. “I think that is very apparent in my grades, in my commitment to my classes.”

Before the pandemic, Paige said she earned good grades. She played two sports and was in a number of clubs at school. Now, she does a few activities online, but she mostly stays in bed, not bothering to turn on the lights for class, not bothering to change her clothes for days.

“It’s really defeating,” she said. “Sometimes, I’ll stay up for hours during the night, anxious about the homework I couldn’t [be motivated] to do. Or about the fact that I just don’t know what to do with all these thoughts. It keeps me up at night.”

She thinks sometimes teachers misinterpret the hopelessness for laziness, which adds to her anxiety. Paige is looking forward to meeting with a therapist soon, a first for her. She thinks going back to school, even for a few hours a day or a couple days a week, would be a major boost to her mental health. Some relief might be coming her way. On Monday night, the school board in Deerfield approved beginning a transition to hybrid learning on Feb. 23.

Paige’s experience has become more common for teens during the pandemic. After the pandemic hit the U.S., mental health-related doctors visits for kids between 12 and 17 years old increased about 31% compared to 2019, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The CDC also found an increase in children visiting the emergency room for mental health crises.

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Before COVID, steps were being taken worldwide to reduce children’s use and exposure to smartphones and other screens due concerns about addiction as well as exposure to harmful blue light and Electromagnetic Radiation (see 1, 2, 3, 4).  Last week, additional steps were announced in China.  In regard to 5G phones, doctors, scientists, and telecom whistleblowers have endorsed a petition to boycott them.