Apocalypse: Only the entrepreneurs will be the Saviours of the New World.

 The Corona crisis is here. I believe that a reckoning that is poised to slaughter the wicked and spare the righteous is inevitable. 

We are going to experience a Millenial Armageddon. The apocalypse is not far away. The deficit spending of governments will squash all of us. 

Under these conditions, the forces of good and evil will square off and do battle for the Judgement Day. 

If there is salvation, there will be a new Deliverance and a distribution of wealth and power unimagined by mankind. 

Those in the corporate world believe that these coming changes, or as they will be referred to a "re-organization" will be caused in part by a world so overwhelmed in debt that it will no longer be able to support itself. A symptom itself by causing all the major stock markets to drop even further than they have thus far. Some believe that the markets could be down by more than 60%. The grossly overvalued markets will be brought back to reality. Many of the overhyped promises made by promoters will be exposed as having existed on a "house of cards". 

The reality is that the world's systems are breaking down and a world-wide depression are upon us. To survive, the new world order will have to arise. For North America to endure will have to build and support a new entrepreneurial order. 

Entrepreneurs are hard-driven human beings with a vision. This vision is how things ought to be. We have a moral responsibility to allow the individual to create. It is this type of permissive and inspirational culture that will allow North Americans to advance and compete on equal footing with the rest of the world. 

There are many elements to this need. While governments are arguing back and forth as to which sector of the economy needs more education, it should be realized that a more educated and trained economy needs less government and regulation. Innovation is a creative process that suffocates in large government and corporate bureaucracies. Many entrepreneurs find it impossible to create and adapt quickly to changing environmental conditions while governments are creating a less reward oriented marketplace. As taxes increase and financial returns decrease, the incentive to work and create diminishes. 

The governments of the future should not be involved in the attempts at creating, but at the fostering of creativity. This would entail creating an environment where ideas, capital and labour are located in close geographic proximity and motivated to flow freely. Entrepreneurs are motivated people that thrive off the fruits of their labour. As a country, we need to foster their growth in a number by educating, training and allowing their growth. Without an entrepreneurial revolution, we will continue to fall into the hands of outsiders. 

It has been said that necessity is the mother of all invention. North America has not needed to create, For years, we have been relying on natural resources to purchase the innovation of other countries, who foster the type of culture that we now need to engender. As our natural resources continue to dwindle, the urgency of our needs becomes more and more apparent. After the coming collapse, all the rules will change. 

Perhaps with the universal goal of the rebuilding of North America, we will be able to see past our regional, linguistic and ethnic differences to provide a unified front to take on the next few years. Entrepreneurs will lead the rebuilding. Our culture must establish a mould that can be copied and re-used by the next individual that wishes to develop wealth creating products, services and processes. Once our methodology for success has been established, it can be used and used again. Until we create a proactive and procreative culture, North America not be a front runner for success.  We will not even be in the race.

Mark Borkowski is president of Mercantile Mergers & Acquisitions Corporation based in Toronto.

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Mark Borkowski, pres,

Mercantile Mergers & Acquisitions Corporation

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