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Why failure is a guaranteed cycle

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Photo Credit: Rain Harvest

In modern lifestyle we are determined to prove that we have improved from the past, improving with each new innovation.  The problem is that even though we have progressed from the day of the caveman, there is a distinct cycle which causes the rise and fall of countries that has not changed.

There are plenty of references across the globe of where countries have followed the same cycle as Augustus the emperor of Rome did in 43 BC which lead to the failure of the country.

The telltale signs of a country that is on the path to destruction include out of control government spending, a debased currency, costly foreign military campaigns and regulations which burden the citizens.  There have always been a select group of people who believe they are the perfect people to control the entire system.

The most disturbing statistics of today’s world are that there are currently 4 men who control more than 70% of the global money supply and that the richest countries in the world, including US, Japan and Europe are so deep in debt that the loan money to pay the interest on their other loans.

The question which arises is which country is going to fall first?

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