"Ominous Portentous" - Signs the Great Reset is Near

join us at https://www.crisisInvesting.com In this episode, Doug Casey and Matt Smith reflect on Doug's recent travels to Southeast Asia, his observations of cultural and infrastructural contrasts, and his insights on the state of Western civilization. They discuss historical events noted in Encyclopedia Britannica, touching on figures like Sean Connery, and the secularization of traditional holidays. Doug shares his thoughts on global opportunities, including in places like Sri Lanka, and critiques the current U.S. financial system and political climate. They also analyze recent ominous financial trends, highlighting potential risks for the future. Tune in for Doug's unique perspectives on history, culture, global markets, and speculative opportunities worldwide! **Timestamps:** 00:00 - Introduction and Doug's return from Asia 01:00 - Encyclopedia Britannica and today's historical events 03:00 - Halloween, secularization, and cultural shifts 05:00 - Doug's experience almost meeting Sean Connery 06:30 - Historical reflections: Lyndon B. Johnson, Harry Houdini, and Mussolini 08:00 - Doug's reflections on Southeast Asia: Malaysia and Thailand 10:00 - Qatar and Emirates: Observations on airline quality 12:00 - Comparing infrastructure and service quality in Asia vs. the U.S. 15:00 - Discussing Sri Lanka's economy and opportunities 17:30 - Reflections on speculative opportunities in Sri Lanka 19:30 - Arthur C. Clarke's connection to Sri Lanka 22:00 - Discussion on bond markets and the current U.S. financial climate 24:00 - Banking sector risks and bond yield trends 26:30 - The cost of elder care in Southeast Asia vs. the U.S. 30:00 - Social Security, Medicare, and U.S. budget challenges 32:00 - Reflections on upcoming U.S. elections and economic trajectory 34:30 - "Civil War" movie review and implications for U.S. stability 37:00 - Living through crisis: Ukraine and Sri Lanka analogies 38:30 - Tribute to Gonzalo Lira

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