A while back I wrote a blog about how things might pan out with consideration to the state of the global economy. You can read that piece [ Here ]. Not much has changed to be fair, except that we are teetering ever closer to D-Day. What is quite clear if you keep your ears close to the ground and your eyes open is that we are in between a rock and a hard place right now. On the one hand the stock markets, capitalists, money men and those in positions of power, fuelled by greed, want to maintain the myth of growth at all costs (using the meaningless measure of GDP). Which of course conflicts with the "save the planet" mantra, conservation of resources, climate change, and radical scaling back of carbon emissions (Save the planet, extinction rebellion). So notwithstanding the diametrically opposing groups above, there is the additional conundrum of the fact that the planet is in a global debt bubble of such extreme proportions that it is difficult to see how we can ex
