USAID, described as a CIA front, funds mainstream media outlets like BBC and Politico through massive subscription purchases, while also engaging in government overthrow operations to maintain US control and project soft power.
The Trump administration laid off 97% of USAID staff, disrupting funding to legacy media and alarming the Deep State, transforming USAID from a soft power tool to a gravy train for political operatives.
USAID’s censorship efforts aim to establish a global authoritarian system silencing dissent, mirroring past US actions and current European practices.
USAID allocated $8 million to Bill Kristol’s pro-democracy NGO, $34 million each to Politico and the New York Times, exposing extensive corruption and its role as a Deep State tool.
Financial mismanagement in government agencies, including potential losses in HUD and substantial funding to NGOs, highlights the need for increased scrutiny, particularly regarding the Pentagon’s lack of audits.
The Trump Administration’s “Flood the Zone” strategy overwhelms media with multiple daily controversies, distracting from in-depth coverage of critical issues.
USAID funding could potentially evolve into a pro-MAGA initiative while raising concerns about promoting censorship in recipient countries.
Gold and silver prices are expected to rise due to soaring debt and low interest rates, with silver potentially doubling gold’s percentage gains in the bull market’s final year.
Major companies are predicted to create cryptocurrencies potentially tied to the dollar, which could lead to massive inflation and plummeting values of low-quality cryptos.
Tariffs are used by Trump as a behavior modification tool to impose change on countries, primarily by encouraging factory construction in the US, benefiting the working class.
Potential Trump second term actions include brokering peace deals in Ukraine and the Middle East, and conducting defense department audits, potentially creating a transformative year in American political history.
Unproductive money creation by governments, rather than private enterprise, increases the money supply without creating new wealth or value, leading to economic distortions.
The 2% inflation target set by central banks is a mechanism to slowly debase currency, benefiting government spending by approximately 2% per year.
Governments favor inflation as it allows them to repay debts with depreciated dollars, effectively transferring real wealth from citizens to fund government projects.
Owning a home with a long-term, low-interest mortgage is an effective hedge against price inflation, especially in the USA where property rights are well-established.
Value investing in dividend-bearing stocks with growing dividends offers a conservative and predictable way to accumulate wealth over time, as company performance is generally more stable than stock prices.
Gold is essential for long-term savers, providing portfolio diversification and dampening volatility, with gold that earns interest performing comparably to the best-performing asset classes since 1972.
“Sweating your cash” by investing in low-risk instruments like Treasury bills, money market funds, or high-yield savings accounts can provide a debt-free return instead of letting money sit idle in low-yield bank accounts.
Silver behaves similarly to gold in price movements but has additional industrial demand, making its price slightly more influenced by industrial use than as a purely monetary asset.
Money creation by governments at the behest of central banks poses the biggest risk for investors in 2025, potentially leading to a temporary deflationary implosion followed by attempts to reinflate.
Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin are viewed as speculative and unsuitable as a form of money due to their market-driven creation and inherent volatility, making them unlikely competitors to fiat currencies.
Gold is crushing foreign currencies, performing well against the equal-weighted commodity basket, and killing bonds, demonstrating its strong performance across various asset classes.
The gold-to-S&P 500 ratio is within 4% of testing a 4-year resistance at 0.50, potentially setting up for a major bull move in precious metals.
A breakout of gold against the S&P 500 could lead to gold prices reaching $4,000-$5,000 over the next few years.
If gold breaks out against the stock market, more money will likely flow into gold than into bonds, as the amount coming out of stocks and going into gold is far greater.
Gold’s breakout against the S&P 500 may occur in the next 2-3 months, potentially followed by a normal correction before a significant breakout in the precious metals sector.
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