The UK will likely enter recession in the second half of 2025 because 'the latest budget and the economic uncertainty that is surrounding uh the the private sector with higher taxes and more and more government spending is likely to hurt the economy quite a bit into the second half.'

Eurozone monetary policy proposals like 'a digital identity card that is linked to the digital Euro' will not solve structural problems; instead, 'people will run away from from uh government uh uh surveillance and that's and that's a big big issue.'

A debt crisis in the Eurozone 'sooner rather than later' is inevitable because 'it's impossible to disguise everything under the ECB umbrella because it manifests in inflation' and 'inflation measured as CPI has been tweaked with as we have seen so many in so many places the calculation of CPA CPI has been tweaked with to show a very a completely different reality than what citizens perceive.'

With 'policies that have been announced the government deficit can go down from the current insane level of two trillion to 1 trillion in two years and if at the same time economic growth is accelerated the deficit to GDP can be brought down very quickly' through 'cut spending increase growth and uh and the effect of tariffs if they are implemented.'