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He points to discrepancies in government data, especially the recurring revisions of employment figures. These distortions serve to maintain public confidence artificially. Halter emphasizes that the data is bogus, and the government relies on managing perception rather than transparency—a tactic described by Jim Sinclair as "management of perspective economics".
The Importance of Exiting the System
A core strategy advocated by Halter is "getting out of the system". He warns that assets under the control of banks or brokers are not truly owned by individuals—when financial institutions fail, claimants risk losing everything.