Collapse in Confidence…In Real Time

The global collapse of confidence in Government is accelerating to warp speed as the nation of Nepal was overthrown in less than 48 hours this week.

And In Case You Missed it (don’t feel bad…most people haven’t heard about it, yet) the Nepal Parliament was burned to the ground.

The hashtag #NepoKids exposed the lavish lifestyles of political elites’ children, revealing a stark contrast to the struggles of ordinary Nepali youth facing unemployment and economic hardship.

The result…Revolution.

 

 

 

 

 

And as the Presstitutes scramble to discover who the shooter was in Charlie Kirk’s assassination, they are purposely ignoring what happened in Nepal.

There’s even a video of the Nepal finance minister being beaten, stripped naked, dragged through the streets and eventually thrown into the river.

But don’t expect to see it on the legacy media.

Because this is a classic “Look Here! Don’t Look There!” tactic.

 

And speaking of Look Here! Don’t Look There!

 

Yesterday, while everyone was reacting to the Charlie Kirk assassination, the Senate BLOCKED the release of Epstein’s federal case files in a 51-49 vote.

Only two republicans, Josh Hawley and Rand Paul joined the Democrats in demanding transparency.

 

But I digress.

The minimal mainstream media coverage of Nepal is portraying the revolution and overthrow of their government as a Gen Z protest over social media.

Why would they do that?

The political elite are scared.

But in reality, the people collectively revolted against government tyranny and toppled the government within 48 hours.

 

Collapse in Confidence

 

Revolutions are the product of failed governments, corruption, and the refusal of those in power to yield when they cycle has turned against them.

And Nepal’s revolution is a foreshadowing of what it to come elsewhere.

It starts with the collapse of confidence.

Ironically (or NOT) the youth are the first to stand up because they have no vested interest in preserving a corrupt system.

They see no future in servitude to debt or a political class that only serves itself.

And it’s always the small, weaker nations that flip first, sending shockwaves through the system.

This is NOT about left vs right, rich vs poor, or even democracy vs authoritarianism.

It is about the collapse in confidence in government itself…and it’s live and in motion now.

 

 

 

 

So, the $64 Billion question is:  Who’s next to fall?

 

Find out in our September issue of “Simplifying Wall Street…In Plain English” (HERE).

Share this with a friend…especially if they are caught up in the 24/7 coverage of Charlie Kirk’s shooter.  They’ll thank YOU later.

 

And tell them:

 

We’re Not Just About Finance

But we use finance to give you hope.

And you shall know the truth,

And the truth shall make you free

 

~ John 8:32 ~

And don’t forget: