40% of the global population in BRICS nations are forming alliances with Russia and China, signaling a significant shift away from US influence in global politics and economics.
BRICS nations’ focus on alliances and forming a new world order extends beyond currency, reshaping international relationships and power dynamics.
Tariffs can potentially even trade between countries, serve as a tax on government spending, and balance trade without increasing taxes on citizens.
The 2022 Ukraine war marked a turning point for gold, as the US’s willingness to seize assets highlighted gold’s importance in the global economic landscape.
Giving everyone $5,000 is insufficient to solve the country’s problems, with the 2025 trade deficit remaining a significant concern.
Redirecting government and taxpayer money from “stupid directions” like LGBTQ organizations in Afghanistan (potentially laundered to politicians) is crucial for addressing economic issues.
The US monetary system is collapsing due to decades of mismanagement, endless money printing, and artificially low interest rates, with debt exceeding 120% of GDP.
Extreme wealth inequality in America, with the top 1% owning 92% of assets and the bottom 50% owning only 15%, is a direct result of the broken monetary system.
A “debt doom loop” is occurring as rising interest rates increase debt servicing costs, leading to larger deficits and more bond sales, pushing rates higher in a reflexive cycle.
Gold and Bitcoin prices are signaling the failure of fiat currency, with predictions of gold reaching $3100 and Bitcoin hitting $106-107 in 2023.
The “Everything Bubble,” caused by 11 years of free money, is more overvalued than the 1929 peak (down 82%), the dot-com bubble (down 50-80%), and the 2008 crisis (down 47%).
The Fourth Turning theory suggests societies go through 80-year cycles, with the current rebirth cycle addressing the core question of “what is money.”
Bitcoin’s fixed supply of 21 million offers a digital, deflationary alternative to gold, providing easier verification, transferability, and transparency through its public ledger.
Gold’s tiny market ($7T) compared to total global wealth ($950T) means even a 5% shift to gold could significantly push prices up.
The Federal Reserve has caused more pain than necessary, benefiting a few while the rest suffer from inflation, and should be abolished in favor of a sound money standard.
Fiat money, controlled by governments and central banks, is inherently unfair as it allows money printing that benefits debtors but continually dilutes value for working people.
Abolishing the Fed, ending FDIC guarantees, and letting the free market determine money would eliminate gambling and nonsense in a fiat world, rewarding conservative savers.
The government can’t print gold, Bitcoin, or houses, making them better inflation hedges than real estate, which is more easily taxed as governments run deficits.
The dollar’s reserve status could deteriorate if the US doesn’t get its fiscal house in order, with ballooning deficits potentially leading to the loss of its privileged position to digital assets like Bitcoin.
Tariffs increase production costs without directly affecting prices, as prices are determined by consumer valuation, not production costs.
Companies operating on thin margins will either lose money or lose customers when faced with tariffs, potentially forcing them to cease production.
When companies stop offering products due to tariffs, supply decreases while demand remains constant, leading to higher prices as domestic suppliers struggle to fill the gap.
The global reciprocal tariff strategy implemented by Trump will likely result in Americans paying higher prices throughout the negotiation period.
Trump’s team is gambling on either the inapplicability of economic laws or an uncharacteristic acceptance of higher prices by the struggling American middle class.
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