I've never really followed the US economy and politics closely in the past but have been watching recently quite a lot since Trump became President because its become quite interesting.

At face value the politics seem so extremely polarised but the closer you look the more the two parties are the same. Its almost like an optical illusion.

Then when you look even closer the optical illusion completely changes and you have a plutocracy that is actually running the country and controlling the two parties. On closest examination the only difference between each President has been their personalities.

The disparity between the ruling elite and the 90% poor is breathtaking - and the rate at which these rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer is even more breathtaking. 40 million people living in poverty in the worlds richest country.

The list of problems facing that country is too long and complex to list here but it sure makes Australia look good !

Then you get a Bernie Sanders or a Tulsie Gabbert who want to change the machine and just cant.....

Im begininng to think the US is heading towards a crossroads of the no turning back point.

Bernie Sanders on the Joe Rogan show recently was really interesting to watch. He's starting to look like the only sane one in the asylum....