As far back as I can remember, I had the rare privilege of growing up under the loving but sharp-eyed guidance of my grandparents, who carried with them not just stories, but a wealth of hard-earned wisdom forged through the darkest economic storms of the last century. My Grandmother, Julie Rennell Lancaster Sleeman, and Grandfather Alan George Sleeman from my father’s side, along with my maternal Grandfather Philip Morgan Woodward, were no strangers to adversity. They didn't just endure hardship—they survived it along with serving in WWII, and they wore it like armor and passed down their battle scars through the tales they shared.
Every moment I spent with them—whether on our cattle ranch in Bilpin, the family home in Sydney, or up on the family ranch in Durambah, Northern NSW—I’d hear the same stories, over and over again. The 1920-1923 depression. The Great Depression of 1929. The horrors and hardships of World War II. As a child, and later as an adolescent, I used to wonder why they kept repeating themselves. Why the same stories on loop? I’d ask my parents, and they’d always say, “They love you, and they want to pass down the family history.”
At the time, I didn’t understand. Why the endless repetition? Why hammer home the same stories as if they were the only ones worth telling? But fast-forward to 2024, and it all clicks into place. Those stories weren’t just tales of survival—they were warnings. They were trying to tell me that history doesn’t just repeat; it echoes with the same intensity and, if you aren’t paying attention, it’ll flatten you before you even see it coming.
The truth is, my grandparents weren't just talking about the past—they were preparing me for the future. A future that has now arrived. The West is at the end of its 100 year economic supercycle, staring down the barrel of a collapse that’s going to make those Great Depressions look like a warm-up act. The signs were always there, but now they’ve come full circle. Their stories weren’t just memories; they were the blueprint for survival. And today, that blueprint is more relevant than ever.
The Erased Depression of 1920-1923: The Fed's Silent Kill Shot Before the 'Official' Great Depression of 1929 Crash—The One They Want You to Remember"
What history books always overlook and neglect to cover or talk about is how they erased the 1920-1923 depression from history because that economic bloodbath is the skeleton key to understanding the dystopian hellscape they’re about to drop on us. The Spanish Flu wasn’t just a pandemic—it was the perfect cover. A global reset button. Sound familiar? They wiped the chessboard clean and started over. Post-WWI, economies were in tatters, millions dead, nations shattered, and what did they do? They engineered a deflationary crisis under the guise of inflation control.
The Federal Reserve, barely a toddler, made its first major move in the world of economic warfare. And just like a kid playing with a loaded gun, they had no clue what they were doing—or maybe they did. This wasn’t about fighting inflation; this was about systemic recalibration. A correction so severe, it vaporized 97% of the market. That’s not just a collapse—that’s financial nuclear war. The Great Depression? Everyone remembers that. But the Forgotten 1920-1923 Depression? That’s the black op that no one talks about, the quiet culling of capital where only the elites survived.
Fast forward to 2024, and here we are—history is repeating itself, but this time the stakes are planetary. The mRNA COVID lockdowns, supply chain, global shortages, and the AI-driven unemployment wave is the new economic pandemic. The same clowns running the game in 1920 are at it again, but they’ve traded in the gold standard for fiat illusions and debt-driven fantasies. Inflation isn’t creeping up on us—it’s an orchestrated onslaught designed to annihilate the middle class. The masses won’t even see it coming until they wake up one day, broke, unemployed, and staring down the barrel of total control.
The Fed’s dramatically reducing interest rates today like it’s 1920 all over again, but here’s the kicker: they know damn well what they’re doing. This isn’t about managing inflation; it’s about triggering an economic supernova that will wipe out wealth on a scale so vast, it’ll make the Great Depression look like a weekend recession. They’re not trying to stop inflation—they’re trying to reset the global economy. This is a monetary purge.
And what’s the game plan after the crash? Simple: consolidate power. The Fed, central banks, and governments will step in like saviors, bailing out the system they intentionally blew up. But who gets saved? Not you. Not me. The hedge fund vultures, the sovereign wealth funds, and the political elites will scoop up the world for pennies on the dollar while you’re left holding the bag.
And let’s not forget gold—ah yes, the bane of their fiat existence. In 1929, they made it illegal for everyday citizens in the West to own personal gold. Why? Because gold is real—it’s the one thing that can’t be printed into oblivion. The elites know that when fiat dies, gold thrives. And guess what? Israel just made owning gold illegal. Think that’s a coincidence? Think again. That’s the next move in this global chess game. The rest of the world will follow suit, stripping the people of any real assets while inflating the shit out of paper money until it’s as worthless as a Venezuelan bolívar.
It’s all part of the playbook—the same damn playbook they used a century ago, just with shinier toys and bigger stakes. And while the Fed raises rates to crash the markets, inflation will keep its boot on the necks of everyone earning less than $350K. Hell, even at that income, you’ll be struggling to survive because the cost of living will go supernova. But the real mind-fuck is this: the Fed’s goal isn’t just economic collapse, it’s total societal restructuring. They want to reset the system so they can rewrite the rules. This is the final phase of the 100-year supercycle, and we’re staring down the throat of a monetary reset that’ll wipe out 90% of the population’s wealth.
People think the Great Depression was bad. They think 2008 was rough. They have no idea what’s coming next. Hyperinflation is a slow-motion extinction event for the middle class. It doesn’t just erode wealth—it vaporizes it, along with any chance of economic mobility. And that’s exactly the point. They don’t want you to be rich. They don’t even want you to be comfortable. They want you controlled.
And here’s the ultimate irony, the thing the Ivy League geniuses will miss while they’re too busy fawning over their PhDs and patting each other on the back: this has been in motion for decades. Every crisis, every war, every pandemic is just another move on the chessboard, and most people are still playing checkers. The elites aren’t playing 4D chess—they’re playing infinite-dimensional chess, and they’re already 75 moves ahead. By the time the masses realize what’s happening, it’ll be too late.
This is the economic warfare of the future—a hyperinflationary economic death spiral that’s not just financial, but existential. A system engineered to collapse under its own weight, resetting the global order with a new set of winners and losers. And here’s the harsh truth: most people are going to be on the losing side.
So what’s the play? Get the hell off-grid while you still can. Stack hard assets. Prep like your life depends on it—because it does. The collapse isn’t just coming. It’s here, and it’s been here. The system is breaking down right in front of us, and the only ones who will survive are the ones who understand the game and who are fully prepared.
Stay Hard!
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