Economies/Countries are crashing

European energy and utilities companies are taking on more debt to offset soaring oil and gas prices, Bloomberg reported on Monday.

The firms’ overall debt has jumped by more than 50% since the start of the pandemic in early 2020, and now stands at €1.7 trillion ($1.7 trillion), the publication adds.

 

Nuclear risk obviously...

The current nuclear arsenal of the super powers (even hypothetically excluding USA and Russia) has the capability of destroying our environment.
Not in a single blast, but with the consequences that it will have on the atmosphere, water and crops.
It wouldn't be an instant death, well for many it would, but most would die slowly.

This is the difference between ww2 vs nazi/fascist lunatics, and a ww3 between super power.

 

If no benefit existed for any entity, it would not happen, obviously.

 

Well.... Shit can hit the fan.

I hope it won't happen as I enjoy nature very much.

 

All the giant banks revenues down -40% to -60%

 

3 doctors from same hospital died in one week days after the hospital started administering the 4th jab/dose

https://i.imgur.com/bzZyZmo.png

https://i.imgur.com/ez9KXZ7.png

Young doctor dies of heart attack

 

North Korea ready to mobilise nuclear forces

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-62329125

 

Farmers in Northern Italy are coming together in huge numbers

 

Well for what it's worth, the Canadian equities market has been actually bullish last week...