Welcome to the new normal. What, you may ask, is that?
We see it as a world undergoing substantial social, geopolitical, and economic change accompanied by bouts of significant turmoil. This follows our last newsletter, in which we stated… “We have a recipe for what could be the most intense 120 days of geopolitical, financial, and cultural upheaval most of us have lived through.” We are now sixty days into this period and what do we see?
Regime change in Syria is underway, further destabilizing the Middle East as Israel occupies territory in Syria for the first time since 1973. This has served to put further strain on a very tenuous cease-fire between Israel and Hezbollah. South Korea unexpectedly declared martial law (albeit briefly) and destabilized that region of the world. The conflict in Ukraine rages on with an odd combination of hope for peace talks while simultaneously fearing an imminent escalation by Russia moving to take Kyiv. This is after Russia used limited ballistic missiles in combat for the first time in history. The French and German governments are on the verge of collapse, and recent measures taken in Canada to restrict people’s rights have people there talking of substantial political unrest. In Canada? And we haven’t even touched the reality that the global financial system continues its relentless march toward a “reset” or whatever else it may be called by the globalists.
Meanwhile, in the United States, the results of the Presidential election are sending shockwaves throughout the world. The degree of policy change being signaled by the incoming administration is something that we have not witnessed in our lifetimes. Despite a significant electoral and popular vote victory, there is every indication that the present administration and those entrenched in the D.C. power structure are going to aggressively resist these changes. Confidence in the mainstream media has completely collapsed, as it has in the justice and healthcare systems. Can the financial system be far behind?
As in our last newsletter, we don’t point this out to create fear, but rather that people can deal with what is really happening in the world. That includes the fact that the results of the U.S. election have not, nor will it solve the world’s problems. Based on all of the above, we find it unlikely that the claims of a “golden age” emerging in the next four years are anything but certain. That is why we are here to play our role by helping you navigate these times by providing a flexible, accessible, and cost-effective way to manage your financial insurance.
We wish you a safe Merry Christmas and New Year with your friends and family. As history continues to unfold in 2025, we at OWNx are…
Here for you,
The OWNx Team
