International Monetary Fund

Bill Gross' latest monthly outlook is divided into two sections: in the first, the world's former bond king provides a revealing glimpse into his mind courtesy of six brainteasers (with answers to questions such as "If forced to choose between killing your favorite pet or an anonymous human being, what would you do?"); in the second he goes back to his favorite topic: slamming the Trump growth narrative Can the Trump Agenda recreate 3% growth?

The elite appear to have a great deal in store for President Trump’s first four years... quite a few tricks up their sleeves, if you will. As SHTFplan.com's Mac Slavo notes, the wars are already being manifested; but the larger elements of financial upheaval may take years to play out, even if there are a number of chaotic events, a bit of panic, and more of the great squeeze that is sucking the vitality of the country dry. Depending upon how things play out, people could end up better or than four years ago, or much, much worse.

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IMF De-Cashing: Soft-Selling Financial Enslavement

Posted with permission and written by Rory Hall of the Daily Coin (CLICK HERE FOR ORIGINAL)

By the SRSrocco Report,

According to newly uncovered information in the gold market, it provides additional evidence of why the Fed, Central Banks and the IMF were forced to RIG the gold market.  Not only was the dropping of the Gold-Dollar peg going to release a great deal of pressure on the manipulated gold price, but forecasts of a massive increase in gold demand was going to totally overwhelm supply.

Submitted by Raul Ilargi Meijer via The Automatic Earth blog,

Earlier this week I was talking in Athens to a guy from Holland, who incidentally with a group of friends runs a great project on Lesbos taking care of some 1000 refugees in one of the camps there. But that’s another topic for another day. I was wondering in our conversation how it is possible that, as we both painfully acknowledged, people in Holland and Germany don’t know what has really happened in the Greek debt crisis. Or, rather, don’t know how it started.