The proposed “control grid” is a covert attempt by bankers to gain comprehensive control over government and society through an all-digital financial system.
This system is being marketed to conservatives as a solution for election fraud and border control, disguising its true purpose of financial domination.
The implementation of an all-digital financial system would extend bankers’ influence beyond monetary policy to encompass entire government operations.
By targeting conservative concerns, the architects of this system are employing a strategic marketing approach to gain support for their broader agenda.
The ultimate goal of this “coup by bankers” is to establish a pervasive surveillance and control mechanism over citizens’ financial activities and personal freedoms.
The US is heading for $25 trillion more debt over the next decade under current policy, with Trump proposing $10 trillion and Harris $7 trillion more, on top of the current $36 trillion debt.
Total US public and private debt has reached $100 trillion (350% of GDP), up from $300 billion in 1970 (150% of GDP), leading to $60 trillion in excess debt.
The era of massive debt monetization by the Fed (1987-2022) is over, potentially leading to a 30-50% market correction as yields rise and prices fall.
The 16% trimmed mean CPI, a better measure of inflation, is running at 3.7% year-over-year, compared to the Fed’s 2% inflation target.
The bond market is signaling the end of the Fed’s rate-cutting cycle, with the 10-year Treasury yield expected to rise significantly, causing a major downward adjustment in asset prices.
A corporate refinancing wave in 2025-2026, combined with higher interest rates, will lead to a massive liquidity drain from the market as companies refinance debt at much higher rates.
Short-term government securities (1-3 year) will provide a 4-5% yield with low risk, making them a good option for investors seeking returns without significant principal loss.
TIPS (Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities) and precious metals like gold are recommended as safe assets to protect against inflation, offering a fixed real return and store of value, respectively.
Rising bond yields threaten equities, with the current 40% debt-to-GDP ratio more concerning than the 1970s’ 50-60% ratio that led to 50%, 15%, and 15.5% coupons.
Banks are highly leveraged at 14:1, meaning a mere 2-3% decline in assets could wipe out their equity, with Japanese and Eurozone banking systems even more vulnerable.
BRICS is planning a parallel structure to the West, including a new development bank, precious metals exchanges, and commodity exchanges to avoid relying on Western capital markets.
A better currency for BRICS can only be something credibly convertible into gold, as the BIS distances itself from BRICS due to pressure from the Fed and Western Alliance.
Central banks will likely print money to rescue banks, increasing their balance sheets and reserves, as their primary duty is to protect the integrity of the commercial banking system.
Rising gold and silver prices are driven by the collapse of faith in fiat currencies like the dollar, which depends on people’s trust in the US government.
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