1115 How Police, Housing and Finance is going to change

1115 How Police, Housing and Finance is going to change

Geoff(Guide)
Well we know that the majority of countries are corrupt. And if we get into a recession,  or depression, everything starts to fall apart, it means that your police force are only going to be, half of them are going to be paid, they’re all going to be paid half wages or whatever. They’re all going to be in a bad state. Now there’s two things here. First of all we need a police force, so it’s important that they do get paid. So the governments will make sure that they do get paid, albeit maybe a lower salary. And also from their point of view, it is two things. It’s gonna be, they’ve sort of got a guarantee that they’re making a little bit of money, so they can sort of survive. But the other thing is they have authority, and they’re able to do a lot of things if they sort of stray off the legal path, the honest path. They can get up to all sorts of nonsense by requisitioning stuff and illegally taking stuff.
There’s going to be a lot of that happening. It’s only in a very wealthy country or a very law-abiding country that they will be okay. So let’s start with an area which is already corrupt, which is your country South Africa. What would the police do here? Now, things are getting very tough at the moment, it’s going to get worse and worse and worse. So, the government can just print more money, which it does anyway, so it can always pay the police, but that’s going to cause hyperinflation the same as Zimbabwe. But what it will do is it will pacify the police so they keep control while your guys right at the top decide which country they’re going to escape to with all their loot. And that’ll be somewhere like Saudi Arabia, I should think Dubai, somewhere like there. A very stable country. Possibly America.
Once they go, there’s going to be no running government, and then chaos will ensue. That’s more than likely to happen here. We can’t, of course, tell you exactly what’s going to happen, because it would be pretty wild.

Let’s take somewhere like England, which is a very stable country and the police force there are much better. There is only a little bit of corruption but they would just sort of rely on the government to bail them out all the time and the government will continue to do so but where the loss is going to occur is with property values. So property values will go down. That’s because there’s not enough people to pay for the bonds and the rentals and so on. The property value goes down, a lot of people will be handing their homes back to the banks out of the home loan business, which is really what you want.

Then you’ll be left with the landlords, maybe owing the bank a lot of money, but if the bank either isn’t there, or isn’t lending money for mortgages, they’re going to have to do it on their own. they just say to a new family couple or whatever, this is what the rate is, you can buy it, or you can rent it.
Very few people are going to buy because of the uncertainty. Absolutely. And they certainly won’t put down a deposit. So more people are gonna rent, that’s gonna force the prices up where possible, and rentals will be in big demand. But a lot of people will lose their homes, there will be a lot of crashes. A lot will be borderline where people have bought a house on a minimum deposit and they don’t mind writing that off just to get rid of the problem.

Just have a look at a bigger country, America. The biggest thing America has is the determination of the people to survive.

Sharon
There’s a lot of unity compared to most other countries.

Guide
Correct.  And that’s because they think they’re the biggest, most powerful country and their government is the best and they will look after them and so on. That’s what will save them. They will be a very good model for other countries. But the other countries won’t be able to keep up. What’s going to happen at the end of this is some of the smaller countries are suddenly going to come out very comfortable, where people have converted to more or less sort of living off the grid as much as possible, and their way of life is going to be much better. They’ll be the forerunners of the new modern era. And they’ll be seen by the bigger countries as, okay, this is working on that little country, it can probably work on us, and they’ll learn from each other.
This learning from each other will create a form of unity between the countries. So where at the moment is you’ve got the big superpowers arguing with one another, and all the smaller ones just on the sidelines without any say, they’re all now going to be pretty much equally balanced. It’s going to be, well, it’s going to, not so much equally, but the extremes won’t be there anymore.
Instead of going from 1 to 100, they’re only going to go from 40 to 50. So, a few of the bigger ones and a lot of the smaller ones. Yeah, and that’s the big thing. In everything, the extremes will start to separate.

So, where you get this unity in countries, they will, first of all, do away with things like import duties and taxes. Because these are just additional payments. So rather share with your neighbor. And there’s been a lot of these trade agreements if you like where they just, no more taxes, no more import export, we’ll just share. But in general, most people are going to keep whatever they create for themselves. Now, a lot of countries have, they specialise in things, for instance South Korea and Japan specialise in cars, America’s got cars, the smaller countries don’t make cars, so that will still continue, but continue again on a much lower level.

Sharon
Yeah. Yeah, because the need is not so much there. Yeah.

Guide
Now, where you get countries which produce way too much grain and they’re trying to sell to other countries, that will be quite acceptable. But a lot more will turn out to be a barter agreement. Because it doesn’t create this huge trade difference where the loss, the difference between the buyer and the seller, the import and the export is so big, that they end up owing a lot of money to a various country.
So there’ll be a lot more buyers, a lot more traders, and they’re going to understand finances an awful lot more. At the moment, the main guys in government, they understand the finances, the budgets, but the normal man in the street doesn’t. And therefore they can easily be, not easily, but they can be manipulated which is what’s happened all along the way. Especially in America where you have a few individuals basically running the whole country, controlling the whole country.