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11 Signs That The Slow-Motion Collapse Of The U.S. Economy Is Far More Advanced Than Most People Think

The fact that economic conditions are getting worse is certainly not good news, but it is better to know in advance what is coming. After four years under Joe Biden, the U.S. economy is a giant mess. We have been witnessing a slow-motion collapse right in front of our eyes, and those at the bottom levels of the economic food chain have been experiencing more pain than anyone else. Of course this is one of the biggest reasons why Donald Trump won the election. Large numbers of poor and working class Americans are desperate for change. Unfortunately, economic conditions have continued to deteriorate since early November. The following are 11 signs that the slow-motion collapse of the U.S. economy is far more advanced than most people think…

#1 When the economy is in good shape, holiday spending increases each year. In 2024, only 16 percent of Americans say that they are going to spend more than last year and 35 percent of Americans say that they are going to spend less…

Americans this holiday season say they are seeing a ghost of Christmas past: inflation.

The CNBC All-America Economic Survey finds inflation is still haunting the buying public, leading to what’s shaping up to be just an average season for retailers. Just 16% of respondents say they will spend more, down two points compared to last year. Forty-eight percent said that they’ll lay out the same amount for holiday gifts, up five points. At the same time, 35% say they’ll spend less, down two points as well.
#2 The number of job openings in the U.S. is now the lowest it has been since January 2021, but unlike January 2021 we don’t have a pandemic to blame our poor performance on…

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I've observed all of the closures of retail businesses and at first I thought it was due to the lockdowns during the plandemic but considering several things over the past year I have seen not only small businesses go out of business, but when I was seeing how many Banks were closing branches across the country, I started to think, what is causing this?🤔
Especially the Big Banks like JP Morgan Chase, to be closing branches when they hold accounts for some of the biggest profit making businesses in the world.
It clicked when I read about JP Morgan Chase getting ready to go more digital and have plans to convert verify ID by biometrics.
I can't pin point what is behind the whole moving towards digital everything, but I think that many in the, 🤔, I forget the term for those who hold the power in the business world. Anyway, they're tied to the WEF agenda, and I think it's been out there in the business world that everything is moving towards digital transactions. I think only the major businesses are going to be able to transition that way and we will be seeing more and more brick and mortar businesses closing with only a few branches of Banks left and a few major retail chains left open to the public and everything will transition to mostly online digital purchasing and banking.
If that OWG gets in place, most transactions are going to be done by block chain and with the use of the Internet.
During the lockdowns, the globalists got a chance to observe people's behavior and how quickly they adapted to change and the online ordering for basic needs picked up and fast. Even delivery picked up where new businesses in delivery popped up like Door dash and such, and today many have continued using the convenience of online ordering and doing digital transactions.
I didn't mean to turn this into a form of thesis, I'm just giving my observation and thoughts on why so many businesses are closing up across the board.
I think the digital currency is just around the corner and we're going to see a booming increase in online shopping and digital banking, with much less in person banking in brick and mortar banks.
I think when Trump takes office he will be hearing a lot out of his advisors to press the acceleration on digital currency, like maybe the Crypto and Musk's DOGE currency. I think it won't happen in a day and at first likely the combination of digital and cash but cash will phase out.
 
Yes, there are economic red flags, but I’m thinking that God has sustained us and prevented economic collapse.

On the horizon there will be a OWG currency system, but I’m not spooked enough to see it under every bush.
100%. Matthew 6:25-34

V 24 sums it up

34 Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Today has enough trouble of its own.
 
I noticed the Title of the OP
Specifically this part,
"than most people realize".

Makes me think about when The Tribulation begins and Jesus said as he describes the coming Day of The Lord as being like the days of Noah...
"They will be eating and drinking and marrying and being given in marriage, and they took no note when the flood came and swept them away".
I wonder if even if the economy is in trouble, and "more than people think", if maybe even as we are nearing that Day, unsaved people aren't aware of what's coming and if they are aware, they don't care because they go about with business as usual and don't even realize what's changing in the world around them. So, if the economy is tanking, people may only grumble about paying more for things or their money is tight, but don't have a clue where it's all headed, and when it comes people are not going to be prepared for it and will hit them like a swinging door and not know what hit them.
Mannn I'm so glad to know Bible prophecy and what's ahead and best yet that we won't be hit with the worst of it when that Black Horseman rides in and all the rest of that awful time.
Thank you Jesus!
 
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