What's The Issue?

So dire is the problem that you might even be able to believe that, everything is a lie, is a lie itself.

So lets talk about money, our Rand, our precious ZAR, is a former shadow of itself. It is like a weak and skinny twig, holding out in a storm. Oh don't think me unpatriotic as I paint such a dim picture of our beloved currency. The Dollar, that illustrious world reserve currency, is teetering on the brink of hyperinflation itself, and we all know how that ends, God forbid it should ever begin, crash!

See what happened in Zimbabwe when the Zim Dollar collapsed. They had a currency to turn to, and we have a few choices should the ZAR ever collapse. The Euro will probably pop before the dollar and that would leave the Pound up against the Yuan. That dastardly Yuan seems to be getting in the way of well-laid plans.

Can it be I held my breath for too long and I am now so dizzy I can't think straight? Is it possible that all the conflict we have going on in the world right now is just so that one group of megalomaniacs can continue to dominate the entire world. Can they stop BRICS from establishing an alternate world economy? Is that possible?

Meanwhile in Mexico they have started remonetising silver. I think that with the gold price being pushed down so low, now is the time for us to remonetise gold and start minting gold coins that back up our paper ZAR and we will have the currency trap foxed.

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko was yapping away to a French newspaper recently, saying preposterous things like, "Putin wants all of Europe." Of course this set off a barrage of protestation from Russian Foreign Minister Sergev Lavrov, who lost no time to word mincing, saying that Petro was smoke screening his inability to fulfil his promises he made in Kiev with Russophobia. Now with the self-claimed republics of Donetsk and Lugansk, it would seem to my dizzy little mind that Petro has lost his chance at manipulating the political arena enough to be believable in a political solution to this crisis. I think Sergev thinks what I think, and that is that the false "leadership" of Ukraine under Petro, wants nothing more than a full-blown war. And who would benefit most from such a war? Which currency would be bolstered by such an atrocity? Not the ZAR.

Anyway some heartless lowlife has bombed a whole lot of innocent civilians in Bangkok Thailand, now how does such a being justify their existence after that? How do they reconcile their conscience after killing 27 or more people who were just going about their day. How?