The Aftershock Survival Summit video from Newsmax, featuring exclusive interviews and prophetic insights, has already impacted millions globally — though it has sparked some controversy.
Originally intended for a private audience, this compelling video revealed harsh economic realities and received an overwhelming amount of responses.
“Viewers were alert and asking us to make the video public for easy sharing,” Newsmax Financial Publisher Aaron DeHoog explained.
However, the process wasn’t straightforward. The controversial video faced repeated shutdowns on various online platforms. “Friends and family were being directed to dead links, leading us to establish a dedicated site for it,” DeHoog added.
This wasn’t the first instance of Wiedemer’s forecasts stirring emotions. In 2006, he co-authored a book with two other economists, accurately predicting the end of the real estate boom and Wall Street’s bull run — a forecast that Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and his predecessor, Alan Greenspan, publicly dismissed.
Recognizing that the most challenging times were ahead, Wiedemer and his colleagues quickly wrote “Aftershock.” Unfortunately, just prior to its public release, the publisher removed the final chapter, considering it too contentious for news stands and online retailers like Amazon.com.
“We were fortunate,” said DeHoog. “I happened upon the original version, which included this ‘unpublished chapter,’ the most critical section of the entire book, in my opinion. Wiedemer allowed Newsmax to share this chapter with our audience.”
As bleak economic forecasts paint a grim picture with no signs of recovery, it’s crucial for people to understand how to navigate potential economic disaster. In just the last quarter, unemployment surged to 9 percent, inflation continues to escalate, and the national debt crisis hangs in the balance between increasing the debt ceiling and sweeping budget cuts, with no clear resolution on the horizon.
In the Aftershock Survival Summit video, Wiedemer examines the severe repercussions of Washington, D.C.’s bipartisan, multi-decade “borrow-and-spend” policy. He delves into the nightmare of inflation, an imminent drop in housing prices, the potential collapse of stock and bond markets, the possibility of a historic rise in unemployment, and strategies for managing life in America during the “Aftershock.”
Contrary to appearances, Aftershock does not merely exist to frighten viewers. Although it presents a stark outlook for America’s economic future, its true worth lies in the extensive investment strategies, analysis, guidance, budgeting advice, and actionable economic insights that offer hope and a vital framework for navigating life post-shock.
Viewers of Newsmax’s Aftershock Survival Summit video received thorough advice on managing credit card debt, home and auto loans, life insurance challenges, unemployment concerns, strategies to combat inflation, personal budget cuts, and numerous other essential recovery tools needed to weather the economic aftershock. Additionally, they could benefit from a special Newsmax offer for a complimentary copy of the new edition of “Aftershock,” which features the final “unpublished chapter.”
by Danny Mason
