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"These turbulent times have been coming for fifty years. The rise of the technocrats, the tech giants, the billionaires, crime, wokery, inflation, climate witchcraft, big pharma, the rampant and deadly corruption — is all made possible by one thing.

The rot started with the corrupted currency, and now infects every corner of the world — corrupting not just markets but minds. When our medium of exchange is undisciplined, everything else follows. Fake IOU’s built from thin air devalue the incentives that drive people to make things better, faster, and stronger. It punishes the savers, and feeds speculative greed. The reckless and corrupt surf the easy money wave. And the world’s reserve currency, the US dollar, has been corroding for decades. The free ride on easy borrowed money has fed the corrupt oligarchs, the hedge fund takeovers, the super multinational conglomerates, the tech giants, and the wars. It is as it always has been.

This is what BlackRock came from, and Gates, Zuckerberg, Dorsey, and the WEF. All of them rode the wave of easy money and easy loans. Through predatory purchases on credit, they were able to buy out competitors or grind them down. What’s left are mega-glomerates of media, pharmaceuticals, and a sea of influence so vast that BlackRock commands more money than the GDP of every country bar China and the US, and Bill and Melinda Gates are the second largest “nation” funding the World Health Organization.
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WTF Happened In 1971?
The is the fall of Rome type stuff.

The USA was so much wealthier until the end of the 1950s. Then its gold was frittered away, as other counties asked for gold in return for the US dollars they had earned. By the late 1960s, nations led by France realized the price of gold was artificially low and called the bluff, asking for delivery of the gold instead of the dollar, and at that point the game was up. It all came to an end in 1971, when the supply of gold in the US was running too low. Convertibility to gold was suspended by President Nixon, and the world was then on a purely paper currency. Starting in 1971, the US dollar — and every other government currency — was no longer backed by anything (except implied promises to tax its citizens for more US dollars). With the constraint of convertibility to gold gone, the printers at the US Federal Reserve were free to unleash more paper dollars. Free money — printed in paper and then in digits in bank accounts began to blink into existence, and so did inflation.

Dollars are just another commodity, where supply and demand matter."