A short monologue arguing that countries like New Zealand, Australia, and the United States will fare worse in the coming decade—citing weak growth, inflation risks, rising taxes and interest rates, and influence from international organizations—while asserting that Mexico’s outlook will improve over the next ten years.
Well, I think the first step was getting into a place where I felt like the next decade was going to be stronger than the prior decade. Right? So I believe that New Zealand, Australia, America, they're all going to have the next decade is going to be worse for those countries than it is going to be the last decade. I think that their growth prospects, I think that their inflation prospects, they're all slaves to the U.N. they're all slaves to the WHO. They're all, they're all slaves to the CFR. They're all slaves to all these globalist organizations. And the reality is that taxes will rise, interest rates will rise. The reality is that these countries have set themselves up for a world of pain, particularly the United States with its militaristic behavior and spending over a trillion dollars a year on its military industrial complex. That's a massive drain on the economy. I think that Mexico, by virtue of some of the things we've discussed already, I think the next 10 years will actually be better for Mexico than the prior 10.
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