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Study the history of the Rise and Fall of Rome… history is repeating itself to the letter… stay tuned for the chapter “The Barbarian Hoards”.. that is when it really gets exciting!🤨

Thank our ‘Con- gress’ for decades of corruption!

Our children and grandchildren will pay dearly for this theft, first with a 3rd world lifestyle and secondly having all freedom stripped away living in a NeoMarxist state.😟

Pray for God’s strength and provision for you, your family and friends🙏🏻! No turning back now.

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Instead of paper, "Money" in the past had been metal, how did Rome go around that problem, in order to cheat ?

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They decreased the amount of silver & gold in their coins.

Hence the ability to create more coins with less value & reserve banks all round the world are on that same train today. It's a case of nothing new under the sun as Solomon said 🤣

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WOW,Thanks! That is good to know.

That is why I keep telling my friends and family to use the money and buy useful stuff. Especially, manufacturing and shipping might not be running as normal anymore.

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By now most Americans have heard the infamous World Economic Forum phrase “You’ll own nothing, and you’ll be happy.” But how do global elites and central bankers intend to roll out this diabolical scheme? Well, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) mapped it out in their recently published report on a proposed “unified ledger” called, “Blueprint for the future monetary system: improving the old, enabling the new.”

In simple terms, the BIS’ blueprint proposes that all private property in the real world, such as money, houses, cars, etc., would be “tokenized” into digital assets within an “everything in one place” global unified ledger. CBDCs would be “core to the functioning” of this tokenized world and serve as the reserve currency on the unified ledger. Transactions between CBDCs and tokenized assets, which represent real-world assets, would operate seamlessly through smart contracts, on one programmable platform.

Each token representing a real-world asset in this digital space would contain a large amount of data received from the real world in real time about what it is, who it belongs to, etc., as well as rules on how that particular asset can and cannot be used. The BIS explains how these rules are set up by “directly embedding supervisory features into the token itself, which can be tailored to specific rules.”

The main takeaway of this BIS blueprint is that whatever happens in their dystopian digital world, has legally binding impacts on assets in the real world. So, maybe the WEF’s catch phrase should be “You may own digital tokens, but we will control the real assets.”

https://www.bis.org/publ/arpdf/ar2023e3.pdf

FYI: See this Ed Griffin interview: https://open.substack.com/pub/dailynewsfromaolf/p/g-edward-griffinwhy-banks-want-the?r=l6md4&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

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Yep, time to start building a parallel system like in most other totalitarian dictatorships.

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When the bankers say we need to do somehting about it, they won't tell you what that"somehting" is.

It's a default on the dollar and all it's bonds and rescue the 4-5 too big to fail banks. The fact they are openly calling out for something to be done is another sign this is not far off, and probably before the election to blame Trump Republicans and Christians (we will see).

All of this has been deliberate, fiat money and debt, they know when they started this in 1970 this would end this and pretty much when when we see their agendas for 2025 and 2030, perfect timing to add war, political unrest, food supply problems and the weather.

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Spend $$$ to buy stuff may be the answer? Since the lady who owned the shipping company, which ships "Made in China" stuff, just die of accidental death.

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This same economic "looseness" is why Rome fell.......

"The budget should be balanced, the Treasury should be refilled, public debt should be reduced, the arrogance of officialdom should be tempered and controlled, and the assistance to foreign lands should be curtailed lest Rome become bankrupt. People must again learn to work, instead of living on public assistance."

Cicero, 55 BC

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Any government that opens its coffers to the public, has condemned itself. So glad that I have my "emergency money " (notgeld) from Weimar Germany as well as my trillion mark notes.

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What we really need to do is to go back to a currency that is backed by assets such as precious metals. Ever since we went off the gold standard in 1933, our fiat dollars have become increasingly worthless.

I said during the pandemic that those stimulus checks were a bad idea because all of that newly printed money would dramatically exacerbate inflation. We have paid for those silly checks 50 times over.

Now we're sending billions of dollars to Ukraine and to house a bunch of criminals sneaking into our country? Is our government completely insane?

I have lost all hope that our politicians will ever stop printing money like drunken sailors and become fiscally responsible. The only way out of this is a bad depression.

We are in for a doozy of a hard landing and if you think that you can prepare for it, you are sadly mistaken. So if Klaus Schwab (WEF) is correct, we will definitely own nothing. I'm just not so sure about the "happy" part.

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Pre World War Two before Hitler was able to side in on a wave of promises to make "Germany Great Again". The mark had become worthless from the constant money printing. We are heading there fast and it's not going to be pritty as the nation goes into full crash and burn. America. It was fun while it lasted.

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Hyperinflation is a political phenomenon. I don’t think Powell will let it happen, but I could be mistaken. It usually happens when the central bank can’t tell the president to fuck off. Like Venezuela and Zimbabwe. That’s not to say that it can’t get worse; it definitely can!!

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