西洋の金融システムは一般のアメリカ人を失敗させている
アンソニー・ポンプリアーノ氏とポーター・スタンスバリー氏の議論によると、西洋の金融システムは平均的なアメリカ人にとって機能しておらず、金融的富と社会秩序のピークは2000年だったという。以来、我々は秩序ある衰退を管理しているに過ぎないとスタンスバリー氏は主張している。社会保障の崩壊、通貨の価値低下、社会的契約の破綻が組み合わさり、2029年までに大規模な金融リセットがアメリカを襲うと彼は予測している。
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