The way things come to me, I cant tell if they are true predictions or unrealized logical deductions(my brain never shuts off so Im always thinking about 100 different things at any given moment and both come to me the same). This one is no different so Im not sure which one it is. That said, the feelings behind it are strong for me
@MAS1581 It bothers me now that I know that Putin called Trump Sunday in yet another of their secret conversations, just when I had been sensing over the last few weeks that Putin was working on some scheme to make sure his White House ace-in-the-hole would stay in power. The White House has tried to keep the Putin phone call secret. We only know about it because Moscow reported it.
Then within two days, the Baghdad embassy is attacked by an Iranian-backed militia.
Then, as if on cue, Tulsi Gabbard tweets criticism of Trump about the attack, setting her up for attention in the democratic race at a time when she's running less than 1 percent in the polls.
Mainly I am concerned about yet another secret phone call.
This was the only thing I found with all three mentioned. https://www.newsweek.com/tulsi-gabbard-blames-trump-baghdad-us-embassy-attack-calls-his-foreign-policy-impulsive-1479938
I'm an intermediate intuitive plus the future is not 100% set in stone.
With that disclaimer said my intuition is telling me that DT has already decided to resign and is just waiting to fulfill his obligations first. Those obligations are to russia and DT is >90% likely to resign sometime before June 2020.
That is very confusing because we were not in a recession or headed towards one before/when he was elected.
It is sad when Trump and the right wing pundits convince people they are better off financially under Trump. Like everything Trump, it's gaslighting and smoke and mirrors. And when the economy crashes, they will simply blame the democrats or the poor, like they did with the 2008 recession. Trump has screwed small farmers but they still believe in him and can't accept that he screwed them with his trade deals. I think @Jessi had it right, that Trumpers buy the con.
Trump is not the reason we are recession-free at the moment. He may or may not have put off a crash temporarily by bullying the fed into keeping interest rates down, but no one knows even about that. Anyway, smoke and mirrors works for only so long.
If you are out of energy and you drink strong coffee or chug a coke, you get a boost, but are you healthier? And how long will that last?
The only way to a solid economy is to create a healthy one. Nearly everything Trump has done is unhealthy and bad for America and for the global economy.
And ultimately it is the climate that will destroy all economies all over the world. He's driving that into the ground and we are running out of time.
When I got a vision of the future in 2013, I saw a dip near the end of 2019 then a more long term slide some time in 2020. I still don't know if this vision was the markets or the Collective emotions or both. Probably both.
We had the scary dip in October. There were some concerning indicators that the economy was in trouble. And cyclically, it may be time. Although I got my vision separate from any analysis, it turned out that a lot of economic experts, including a Nobel Prize winner, also thought a crash was coming. Trump hopes he can avoid a crash this year because it will reflect badly on him, so he pressured the Fed to keep interest rates low. But you can do that only so long. If and when the crash does come, it will be colossal, like a fault line that has built up pressure too long.
And anyway, who is feeling so well off, other than the ultra wealthy?
The economy is our collective well being. It is built with infrastructure and equity and health care and a decent wage and benefits for the majority. And more than any time in history, it is dependent upon a respect for the earth. Trump and the GOP have worked against that. The average wages have not changed much under Trump (one tenth of one percent higher) over what they were under Obama. Most of the increase in wages is likely from liberal cities' and states' minimum wage increases. Nothing to do with Donald Trump. And the trade deals he's negotiated? USMCA is very close to NAFTA.
The best approach is not to talk to Trumpers or listen to anything they or he says. It is toxic and full of propaganda. They are passing on the gaslighting they've received.