Category: Financial System Crash
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Debt Jubilees: A Last Resort Before The Global Financial Collapse
A Debt Jubilee is coming. It will be introduced as a last resort before a global financial collapse. However, without a Gold-backed Currency Reset it is a very bad idea. Here’s my take on the alarming rise of global debt and the potential consequences of Fiat Monetary System debt jubilees as the world teeters on…
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Texas Takes the Lead: A Golden Future for Sovereign Digital Currency
Could Texas (not Reno) be the actual location of the New Republic Sovereign US Treasury? Texas, the Lone Star State, is poised to revolutionize the world of finance with its groundbreaking proposal for a state-run digital currency.
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The Inescapable Financial System Collapse and The Elitist Reset Solution
The global financial system, built on debt-based currency creation, is teetering on the brink of collapse. As mounting evidence suggests an inevitable implosion, a planned Reset looms, but is it a move toward salvation or a descent into greater darkness? The impending transition to a Central Bank digital currency could trap individuals in a system…
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More Countries Shifting Away from US Dollar for International Trade
An increasing trend away from US dollar dominance continues. As the influence of the western economic system wanes, countries like Iran and Indonesia are leading the charge in conducting international trade using currencies other than the US dollar. Find out how these nations are forging new alliances and embracing alternatives to strengthen their economies and…
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Americans Now Facing a Harsh Economic Reality
Americans are facing a harsh reality as the economic landscape continues to decline, putting a strain on their financial well-being. Let’s take a closer look at some alarming statistics that highlight the challenging situation many individuals and families are currently experiencing.
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Florida, Indiana Ban CBDCs: Gold As Money A State’s Right
Florida and Indiana have introduced a ban on the use of central bank digital currency (CBDC) as a form of money within their respective states. The legislation explicitly excludes CBDCs from the definition of money, aiming to protect consumers and businesses from what some perceive as a potential threat to economic freedom and security.