Economic Collapse by June6

Economic Collapse by June6

by Germanico Vaca

Were we to analyze the repercussions to the US economy, or how long would it take to go bankrupt? I think we will be looking at June 6, 2025, for the beginning of the collapse of the USA. If we account for the following facts that tragically nobody is talking about:

1.      The contraction of US dollars is massive. BRICS is abandoning the US dollar by signing an agreement,

2.      BRICS is expanding rapidly with Colombia and Venezuela joining, the USA cannot be competitive without resources from Latin Nations.

3.      Canada was selling over 6 million barrels per day, and now Canada has signed agreements to sell oil and gas to Europe and China, the USA will have to pay a much higher cost to get oil, and Mexico has inaugurated a new refinery so they will not sell oil to the USA,

4.      The massive cuts to social programs claiming to save money are happening while Trump is giving daily contracts for millions upon millions to the industrial complex companies.

5.      Trump is abandoning alliances and has forced other nations to unite such as the new block of Arab nations.

6.      Tariffs have initiated the process of hyperinflation

7.      Massive deportations have brought retail to a halt, they suddenly found out that Hispanics spend everything they earn

8.      The US government already ran out of money just as we calculated the cost of deportation is massive

9.      Trump has increased the cost of governance with so many lawsuits, that people will be spending massive amounts in courts instead of helping people

10.  Nothing in the submitted budget is good if you cut 4,5 trillion in expenses but pretend to give the wealthiest all that money as tax cuts, and yet still demand another $4 trillion,  when an increase of just 3% in taxes to the wealthiest may solve a lot of problems for the USA

11.  Claiming there is massive fraud in the civilian sector without checking first the massive fraud at the Pentagon and DOD is absurd.

12.  Trump has already created an environment where the USA cannot possibly defend itself. If Russia were to attack Canada right now, and China was moving to grab Taiwan, no country would come to assist the USA.

If other nations are deliberately attacked economically by the United States and they have been treated as enemies through tariffs, diplomatic hostility, and broken alliances. The U.S. would be isolated in such a scenario, unable to mount an effective response due to economic instability, stretched military resources, and internal political chaos.

Analyzing the Timeline of Economic Collapse

If we assess the current trajectory based on the factors I have mentioned, we can outline a rough timeline of economic deterioration leading to potential insolvency by mid-2025:

Q1 2025 – Early Signs of Economic Strain

• Dollar Contraction: BRICS moves to de-dollarize trade, leading to a sharp drop in global demand for U.S. dollars.
• Oil Supply Shock: U.S. energy costs start to rise as Canada and Mexico shift oil exports elsewhere, leading to inflationary pressure.
• Mass Deportations Begin: The retail sector experiences an immediate decline due to the removal of high-spending Hispanic consumers.
• Geopolitical Realignments: European, Middle East, and Latin American nations begin distancing themselves from U.S. influence, weakening trade and security ties. New alliance blocks are being created as we speak.

Q2 2025 – Inflation and Economic Slowdown

• Hyperinflation Triggers: Tariffs raise import costs, and supply chain disruptions intensify. Food, energy, and consumer goods prices spike.
• Foreclosures Triggers: 6 million illegals actually own homes and this will create massive instability.
• Retail and Housing Crashes: Deportations lead to rental vacancies and foreclosures, causing a sharp downturn in real estate markets.
• Defense Spending Bloat: Massive military-industrial complex contracts drain public funds, while Pentagon corruption remains unchecked.
• Legal Chaos: Trump’s legal battles consume government resources, with corporations and individuals diverting funds to legal fees rather than investment or economic productivity.

Q3 2025 – Credit Downgrade and Fiscal Crisis

• U.S. Creditworthiness Declines: Investors begin losing confidence in U.S. Treasury bonds, leading to rising borrowing costs.
• Budget Deficit Crisis: Cuts to social programs destabilize millions, increasing poverty and homelessness.
• Military Overextension: Tensions escalate in Taiwan and Ukraine, but the U.S. lacks the diplomatic support or financial stability to intervene effectively.

Q4 2025 – Economic Freefall Begins

• Bank Failures and Capital Flight: Wealthy individuals and corporations move assets offshore to protect them from economic collapse.
• Unemployment Surges: Deportations and retail declines force businesses to shut down, leading to mass layoffs.
• Social Unrest and Political Instability: Protests and riots increase as economic hardship spreads.

Q1 2026 – U.S. Government Runs Out of Money

• Massive Budget Shortfall: Tax revenue collapses due to economic contraction, while military-industrial spending remains unchecked.
• Government Shutdowns: Essential services begin shutting down as federal funds dry up.
• Global Isolation: The world has largely moved on from U.S. hegemony, with BRICS economies continuing to grow while the dollar loses dominance.

Q2 2026 – Full-Scale Economic Collapse

• Default on Debt? The U.S. faces the possibility of defaulting on its obligations as it can no longer sustain debt payments.
• Hyperinflation Peaks: The dollar loses significant value as foreign confidence collapses.
• Corporate Exodus: Major multinational companies relocate headquarters and production to more stable economic regions.
• Civil Unrest and Fragmentation: Internal divisions escalate as economic despair fuels radicalization and separatist movements.

Conclusion

If these trends continue unaddressed, my estimation is that June 6, 2025 the economic will start to collapse and by June 28, 2026 the USA will find itself in total war. The rapid acceleration of de-dollarization, coupled with domestic financial mismanagement, diplomatic blunders, and policy failures, creates a perfect storm for economic disaster.