JD Rucker
Economic Collapse Report
Whether the American economy thrives into the future or takes a downturn, one thing seems clear. The fiat- and debt-based economy driving the United States and the world will eventually collapse, not because it cannot be fixed but because the powers-that-be seem bent on collapsing it. On the Economic Collapse Report podcast with JD Rucker, we do not aim to be fearmongers or Chicken Littles. We do want to bring the truth about the economy to light and make sure people are prepared for what's to come. We are not financial advisors and do not give financial advice.
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Massive Japanese Investments and Palantir Moves to Florida 18.02.2026 18:24
Japan has started its $550 billion investment promise by launching energy and minerals projects in the United States. Defense contractor Palantir is moving from Colorado to Florida in a move that makes them the biggest traded company in Southern Florida. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit economiccollapse.substa...
It Now Costs $3.4 Million to Live 'The American Dream' 08.12.2023 17:02
( The Economic Collapse Blog )—For a long time, it has been clear that the middle class is being systematically destroyed. The cost of living has been rising faster than paychecks have for years, and this has pushed millions of Americans into poverty. As for those that were already impoverished, many of them have been pushed out into the streets. According to the Wall Street Journal , homeless...
The Government Debt Crisis That We Have Been Warned About for Decades Is Happening Right Now 01.12.2023 28:44
( The Economic Collapse Blog )—For decades we were warned that someday our politicians would push things too far. We were warned that someday our national debt would spiral out of control, servicing that debt would become extremely oppressive due to soaring interest rates, existing bonds would crash thanks to the shift in interest rates, and foreign sources would start stepping back from buying a...
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