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“TABOO! Race, Religion, Sex, and the 2016 United States Elections!” Webinar Panel Discussion, sponsored by Kepler College

Posted on July 16, 2016 12:49 am by William Stickevers 4 comments

Join me today, July 16, from 11am-2pm PT for a special 3-hour webinar panel discussion, dissecting the global and socio-political landscape of America leading up to the elections in November: “TABOO! Race, Religion, Sex, and the 2016 United States Elections” Sponsored by Kepler College REGISTER HERE for this no holds barred webinar. From Kepler College: Election years are always hot, bringing

Is There A Global Financial Crisis Coming?

Posted on January 15, 2016 11:32 pm by William Stickevers One comment

Transcribed from “The Best People We Know” Radio Show with Deb Scott “Is There A Global Financial Crisis Coming?” Guest: William Stickevers (Airdate: September 3, 2015) Deb Scott: This is a very interesting show, very different because we’re going to talk about finances and what’s going on in current events. And our guest today, William Stickevers is going to give

The Saturn-Neptune Waning Square 2015 – 2016

Posted on September 17, 2015 12:44 am by William Stickevers One comment

The Saturn-Neptune aspect is a 36 year cycle of deflation. Neptune rules credit, and credit is accepted as money, but it is NOT real money as a circulating medium of exchange. Neptune also rules the money supply know as liquidity. Loans, bonds, and shares have some of the characteristics of money and are included in the broad money supply. However, hard

Uranus-Pluto Square Alignment 2012 – 2015 The Economic Collapse Has Already Begun: Keynote speaker Nomi Prins, who just addressed the Federal Reserve, IMF and the World Bank, Warns that the Coming Collapse will be Devastating

Posted on June 21, 2015 9:36 pm by William Stickevers 3 comments

“When [the system] implodes it will implode more dangerously [then it did back in 2008]. The IMF and the Fed have different ideas about whether rates should stay low or go up. In this particular round the IMF won. They want rates to stay low because they don’t know what’s going to happen to the global financial system if the