The revolutions won’t be televised:
The revolutions won’t be televised.
Iran is going through mass protests where thousands of girls are being kidnapped, raped and sent for murder all for not wearing their hijab and protesting the death of an innocent girl.
We’re starting to see mass protests out of China where thousands of people in multiple parts of the country are rebelling against the CCP.
A lot seems to be due to his restrictive Zero Covid policy which has locked people in their houses with little access to food.
We’ve seen a country like Sri Lanka already go bankrupt.
Some small protests have begun in European countries on high energy and food prices.
This is how revolutions start historically.
Times of turbulence that are compounded by inflation, a pandemic or mass natural disaster.
Dalio told everyone in ‘Changing World Order’ and few have listened.
Something I’ve said before and will say again - read that book. It might be the most important book of the 2020s to understand where we are from a historical perspective and what to expect next.
Here’s the gist - it’s going to be very turbulent.
Revolutions. Dictators. Wars. Collapse of currencies. Maybe another pandemic.
Are all these going to be televised?
Probably not.
There’s just too much to pay attention to.
But all these events in unison signal something.
People are tired.
Tired of current systems of government.
Tired of this form of capitalism.
Tired of politicians and elites continuing to win and pay no consequences while everyone else suffers.
The shift from capital back to labour is happening in front of our eyes.
It’s happened before and will happen again.
People are revolting.
They’re tired of accepting the status quo.
The world’s central bankers and ultra-elites have re-distributed trillions of dollars to themselves while not helping the average citizen at the same rate.
At some point people are going to get tired.
It’s happening now.
People are revolting.
Will it be televised?
Let’s find out.
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