The Satellite Watcher of Negative Bond Rates, Environmental Havoc & Jobless Worshipers
By: Chris Knight
Tags: Climate Change, Money, Climate, Economics, Economy

The Satellite Watcher of Negative Bond Rates, Environmental Havoc & Jobless Worshipers

The truth of our condition is bleak. The rates which we pay are dismal. The watcher of worlds sits atop a mighty throne pondering the outcome. Chris Knight Follow Dec 5, 2020 · 5 min read

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THE SATELLITE

Winds push through a ruined landscape. The ruins form chasms which channel the winds. Upon closer inspection, we see these ruins contain people. What appears ruined buildings are the latest Economic Opportunity Zones in America.

Poverty rates hovered just above ten percent prior to the COVID pestilence. Now poverty extends its borders. The air blowing through the landscape has voices. The air’s voice is for the people living on the ground.

The wind composes its tune.

W — — A — — I — -LLLllll….

Long painful wails cry from the earth. It sends chills down the spines of those that hear.

Across the horizon a feint light moves. The body moves at abnormal speeds.

It is too fast to be a star.

It is too slow to be a shooting star.

It is too permanent to be a celestial body.

Its path is the same every day. It tracks the same orbit every week. Every month it comes to view the landscape from the same position. The seasons do not change its orbit. The faces on the ground always look up. From ruins eyes glisten despair.

American eyes.

These eyes appear to pray to God, but the remainder of their faces know things. There is no god to be found in these faces. These faces want work and the false god above does not deliver their wants.

The April 15 percent unemployment rate decreased to 6.9% in November.

Despite this reality no one recognizes the 3.7 million faces who do not receive their old pay. Old lifestyles were put to death. Former positions were retired out of existence.

These trade jobs were executed on the block. Their bodies torn asunder. Heads put on pikes. Everyone sees their decay.

The stench lingers.

Ewwhhh.

Job death blankets the lands. Atop the feint light people look. Hands raise in the form of worship. Fingers point. They know who is atop there.

Someone peers down.

THE WATCHER

“These people cannot see their lives will never come back.”

An aged man stands atop a satellite circling the globe. He is surrounded by sliver grey steel in all directions. Charts read numbers. Hologram looking images fade in and out of the glass he uses to look down at the planet.

He stands on a cane. The cane is strong to bear the brunt of his weight. His weight is heavy with worry not fat. He is a slender man. This slender man presses down as if he is a gram of black hole. The pressure he exerts on the cane creaks the steel floor.

He moves his hands to his chin. He rubs through his grey stubbles.

“Temporary layoffs declined from nearly 80 percent in April to about 40 percent in September. The fraction of the unemployed whose previous jobs were permanently eliminated has increased from 10 percent to about 40 percent. Gradually all the previous jobs will be lost.”

The man’s face shows worry. He looks away from the planet and fixes his eye on the center of the room. In the room’s center sits a platform elevated. A pulsing light softly illuminates the room.

The man stares at the light as he speaks.

“The policies they are creating do not favor the planet. They will industrialize to band aid the problem. This will be problematic.”

The light calls back to him. The man begins to move towards its calling.

The man steps to the center of the platform. His hand moves towards the pulsing light. He grips a rotation ball. His hand spins it clockwise.

“Show me the future of these people. Show me how savings will preserve their value when inflation is greater than treasury rates and the abandonment of their ecosystem eminent.”

The man watches the rotation ball for a moment. The rotation ball begins to spin a new reality. Around him new images begin to take shape. He can see the ground of the planet. He can feel the heat of the cities.

Amidst the city he stands in the bustle of people. This bustle starts to accelerate. Cars go from driving to light speed. The images change to a blur.

STOP.

FIFTY YEARS LATER

Most of the densely populated areas of the globe are too hot to live in. 3 billion people find drought, spotty electricity and massive dust storms roaring through their streets.

700 million people now live in poverty due to a change in economic policy favoring money over climate.

Children starve with pop bellies. The parasites living in them cause them to bloat. Bad water is what is available. These are white, brown, and yellow children. The African commercials of the 2000’s is now reality for the Americas. People beg in the streets for water. Soldiers patrol for looters in areas once considered a bastion of wealth.

Hollywood has collapsed. There is no more entertainment in these lands. There is only the disdain for the former wealthy’s complacency.

The image cuts off.

“I cannot watch anymore.”

The man looks away from the center of the room. His eyes fix on the planet.

“I will rise again tomorrow. Hopefully not the rise of failed economic policy.”

To your knowledge success!

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About Christopher: Christopher Knight Lopez is a Professional Entrepreneur. Christopher has opened over 7 businesses in his 14-year career. Christopher’s purpose is to take advantage of various market-driven opportunities. Christopher is a certified Master Project Manager (MPM), Master Financial Planner (MFP) and Accredited Financial Analyst (AFA). Christopher previously held his Series 65 securities license examination. Christopher also has his General Lines — Life, Accident, Health & HMO. Christopher has managed a combined 286mm USD in reported Assets Under Management & Assets Under Advisement. Christopher has work experience in 29 countries, raised over 50mm USD for various businesses, and grossed over 8.0mm in his personal career. Christopher worked in the highly technical industries of: biotechnology, finance, securities, manufacturing, real estate, and residential mortgages. Christopher is a United States Air Force Veteran. Christopher has a passion for family, competitive sports, fishing, martial arts and advocacy for entrepreneurs. Christopher provides self-help classes for up-and-coming entrepreneurs. Christopher’s passion to mentor comes from belief that entrepreneurs need guidance. The world is full of conflicting information about entrepreneur identity. See more at www.christopherklopez.com.

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