It seems as if the archeologists got it wrong again. All that 2012 end of the world hype that we endured years ago was for nothing. They probably misread the Mayan calendar. The anathematize thing probably said 2020 for the end of the world. Or at least it seems that way for many of us. It’s hard to imagine that it has been a good year for anyone. But it has. Some people take lemons and make lemonade with their positive attitude and quick thinking while others mope. Or in Trekkie terms, use self-destruct countdown to save their ship. Then some are just lucky enough to be on the winning side of a disaster, even with a 33% GDP nosedive (US). All of this conveniently in an election year.
Quite a few companies are on the winning side of this crisis. Pretty much all social media have been gaining a lot from all the “social distancing” and “shutdowns.” Now for the lemon twist. Even though social media has been experiencing a spike in usage, they have been in an “adpocalypse”. With everyone inside, the majority of companies that rely on people being out and about have significantly reduced "ads" to lessen the financial blow.
Medical supply makers and household cleaning companies can barely keep up with the demand. I didn’t hear anything about toilet paper manufactures, but in election years, we usually use shovels. Mask manufacturers can barely get their products out before their gone. Especially in Oregon, where the governor made wearing masks in your own house mandatory. Yeah, I know. That’s our local government. Protesting is great, church and other social gatherings should be stopped, and if you get in Antifa’s way, you’ll wish you stayed home.-If you’re not from Oregon, it’s the place with all the “peaceful protests” that end up with the city trashed and burning.
But, I digress. Online banking is also doing well. The push to move to a cashless society and the reckless printing of US stimulus money have helped to increase the number of people who are interested in cryptocurrency. The drop in oil prices that support the US oil dollar has exposed danger to the US economy. Bitcoin has been doing great, except for a flabby halving. It was the Bitcoin halving and being stuck at home that got me interested in cryptocurrency.
Netflix, Hulu, Youtube, and the others in this motley crew are doing a Scrooge Mc. Duck and diving into their vast earnings. Online systems for teaching and meetings are soaring. I think that Amazon is the king of this group. A perfect marriage, Bitcoin and Amazon. Dream on.
One more business that is soaring is Big Pharma. Most notable in Big Brother China, where this all started. This is ironically where it will all end. 80% of US pharm are in China. So if they find a vaccine, that’s where the profit is going. I would have liked to see Stella Immanuel’s data. She’s the doctor that Trump referred to as having a cheap, simple cure. Everyone shot her down without even checking her work. According to Twitter, they were “in violation of our COVID-19 misinformation policy.” Misinformation means that there was no evidence for her claim. I never anything about her evidence, only her testimony. All I heard was “some people” could be hurt with her cure. But was there even a chance of it working? For those that lost loved ones, that chance would be worth looking into. Sure some of her other claims are strange, but she is a doctor. She was shot down for her character and being supported by Trump, not for her statistics. So, let’s trust the WHO and Big Pharma to rush a vaccine. Are we still holding China and the WHO responsible? Or are we back to trusting them.
The biggest winner is China with a 3.8% GDP bounce back, strengthened stance against the USD, rapid end to the trade war, ready to jump into their own cryptocurrency, and a US election year. The runner ups are the conspiracy theory people. There has been no end to conspiracies about all the above, which I grateful for. They give people something to think about instead of blindly following the media- which is controlled by daemons to prepare the world for the return of the Anunnaki, right?
Let, me know what you think. Did I miss anything?
Well, this has some point, that those predictions in 2012 should be now in 2020. Some benefited this pandemic especially the social media owners, only the less fortunate people suffer most in this pandemic, but those multi-billionaire people they had a backup plan on this for sure.