The Destabilization of America

Doug Casey's Take [ep.#297]

We're watching the dissolution of America right before our very eyes. This is exactly what Yuri Bezmenov warned us about.

“If you're going to destroy a country, first you have to demoralize it.”

The U. S. is very much demoralized at this point. I'm demoralized with what's going on. I see what's going on. And I see this is actually hopeless. You're trying to turn back a tidal wave.

We've gone on beyond the point where Americans have become hopeless. It looks like the country's going to hell in every way. Nothing works anymore.

Now we're in the destabilization part and that's really going to be no fun at all. The government is basically on the side of the enemy, all the government from local right on up to the national government.

The average American is just screwed.

Time Stamps:
00:02 Introduction and Overview of the Migrant Situation

00:34 The Reality of Border Reporting and Migrant Numbers

01:47 The Consequences of Mass Migration

02:24 The Role of Government and Property Rights in Migration

03:12 The Caravan Phenomenon and the Struggle to Control Migration

04:08 The Impact of Mass Migration on Local Communities

04:47 The Political Implications of the Migrant Crisis

05:29 The Role of NGOs and Government Agencies in Facilitating Migration

06:16 The Economic and Social Challenges of Housing and Employing Migrants

07:04 The Potential for Increased Crime and Social Unrest

09:28 The Impact of Migration on the Character and Future of America

12:30 The Role of Law and Rights in the Migration Debate

13:20 The Potential for a Migrant Workforce and the Impact on the Economy

16:43 The Global Impact of Migration and the Role of Other Countries

19:19 The Future of Migration and the Potential for Social and Political Chaos

20:20 Conclusion: The Dissolution of America and the Wave of History