Brazil on the verge of chaos

Its getting ugly, I suspect that we will become another Venezuela...

The world’s on the edge of chaos.

Yup, we're heading to some dark place. What awaits us on the other side of this storm? Will we be there to see it?

Did Brazil piss some globalist off?

I know GHW Bush and family own some land down that way. :/

the storm is gathering

Last Edited by C. corax on 05/24/2018 12:08 AM

Dunno, all I know is things are unbearable here.

But communism works right???

please :/

I suspect he was being sarcastic.

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When was Brazil out of chaos?

So right, but this time is the first that people are actually getting affected big time by it. And I don't see an end for it too soon. If it last a couple more days, there will be food shortages and then things will get out of control VERY quickly. Police cars are all stoped for lack of fuel, fireman and emergency services also.

I suppose.

Last Edited by C. corax on 05/24/2018 12:19 AM

Thank you!

Some hearsay only, but school vans and buses are calling parents saying they could not work tomorrow and friday if things don't get any better. This means no schools.

good luck, and prayers

Well my uncle called and said: 'Hey, kid, the Fed manipulates things; dollar is artificially stronger. Ya wi me so far? Ok. So, these Brazilians, Venezuelans, Argentines, and the like, have to purchase their oil in dollars. So they have to buy expensive dollars, which means the purchasing power of their own currency is much weake. Hence, they are paying more for oil.

And everything else. And wages are dwindling bcuz the get less for the same wage in many ways.
So thats why theres this problem in Brazil. And its spreading fast. Eventually it will wend its away into the States. Around the time the dollar is being ditched everywhere.

But for the time being, every country that is trading in petro dollars is losing their shirts on the artificial currency exchange. (See above)'