What Your Gut Already Knows About the Stock Market
James Quillian, Economist, Political Analyst, Natural Law
I’ve spent a lot of time looking at the world through the lens of Natural Law. Usually, when I point out how things really work, people like to call me a “conspiracy theorist.” I prefer the term Conspiracy Observer. See, a “theory” is something you’re trying to prove. An “observation” is just looking at the cockroaches running across the floor when you flip on the light. If you see a law being passed or a market being moved, there’s a group of folks behind it looking out for their own interests. That’s not a theory; that’s just human nature.
To understand where we are today, we only need to ask three simple questions. First, the Will: If a small group of people could control the stock market to keep themselves rich and stay in power, would they? Second, the Means: Do the “1% elites” and the government actually have the power and the tools to do it? Finally, the Reality: If they have the will and they have the means, is it really “crazy” to assume they’re doing it right now?