Gold and silver have been used as valuable commodities for over 4,000 years, with gold initially used for ornaments and jewelry, while silver was first used for coins and electra in Turkey around 2800 years ago.
The Spanish conquest of Central and South America in the 16th century led to the discovery of massive silver deposits in Mexico (1522) and Peru (1542), significantly impacting global trade and economies.
Napoleon Bonaparte stabilized France’s economy in 1796 by introducing an honest currency based on gold and silver, leading to a golden age lasting about 80 years.
The United States abandoning the gold standard in 1971 resulted in inflation and debt issues, suggesting that reintroducing a gold or dual standard could potentially stabilize the economy.
The rise of digital currencies and potential reintroduction of gold-backed currencies by countries poses a significant threat to the current debt-based financial system.
The Chinese government’s opposition to opium importation in the 18th and 19th centuries, due to its addictive nature, led to significant conflict with England, who traded opium for silver.
The dollar’s share of global central bank reserves hit a 30-year low of 57.5% in 2025, down from 85% in 1977, as banks diversified into Euro, Yen, and gold.
Central banks hold reserves to manipulate exchange rates, typically to weaken them for export promotion, and as a safety net of liquid assets during financial crises.
The seizure of Russia’s Central Bank dollars by sanctions alerted other central banks that dollar reserves are subject to political decisions, reducing confidence in the currency.
The dollar’s decline reflects a loss of confidence in the Federal Reserve’s ability to manage inflation and the overall U.S. monetary system.
The fastest way to restore the dollar’s dominance is for the U.S. to balance its budget, reduce government spending, and pay its debts, signaling financial responsibility to the world.
Understanding the Constitution and Bill of Rights is crucial for resisting authoritarianism, with even lawyers unaware of the five freedoms in the First Amendment.
The lack of knowledge about constitutional rights is described as a form of “mental disease”, highlighting the need for education on the “real America” and its founding principles.
The US police state is characterized by militarized police, SWAT teams, and aggressive tactics, resulting in up to 500 dog killings per day with limited accountability.
An emerging AI-controlled society is predicted to manage the internet, police, and even thoughts, with pre-crime algorithms using behavioral patterns and biometric data.
A cashless, technocratic society is being implemented through digital IDs, biometric surveillance, and limited access to legal representation for the poor.
The COVID-19 crisis served as a test run for military-built camps across the US, with examples of contact tracing and quarantine measures violating the right of association.
A Princeton University study revealed that 585 billionaires in Washington DC effectively run the country, prioritizing their safety over citizens’ rights.
The government uses false flags and terrorist attacks to increase control, as seen with the USA PATRIOT Act after 9/11, which allowed for extensive tracking of phone and internet activity.
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