A viewer asks: “We know the divine must work through humans and human institutions, inspiring key players to consider alternatives that are opposed by Extraterrestrial Alliance mind control. In 2008, the housing bubble popped and contributed hugely to the crisis. In 2020 we have the student loan bubble and the growing food crisis. We did not have a food crisis in 2008. Perhaps if Central Banks again bailed out the banks and investors holding all the student loan debt, as they did in 2008, the game could keep going. But without actual grain in storage bins, NOBODY is going to want to buy agricultural futures; will we once again see a cascading of failed margin calls, leading to the very collapse of the global financial system that was avoided in 2008? Can Creator comment on whether this is an accurate outlook?”

The differences you point out are correct, but there are always many parts of the financial system under great strain and there are many perturbations and distortions in the workings of the financial system to keep things in a very fragile mode. The great amplification of debt through the use of derivatives is the number one scourge that threatens the system always. Any aspect of the markets where large sums of money are being manipulated through excess leverage represents a time bomb that can go off at any moment and when more than one segment of the financial world blows up, this can be a huge calamity in a hurry. So whether the food crisis is serious or not, there are many, many other contenders for being pressure points to drag down the economy and precipitate a financial crisis.