🚨Are you ready for what comes next?

Apparently they didn't get the memo last time they tried this. We are fuct! I mean they'll all be fine that elite satanic pedo cult, but I mean my brothers and sister from every walk of life right and left. It won't pick sides it's just going to crush us all. I pray ppl wake up faster.

Remember these? Coming to America

Weimar Republic

The US debt is larger than the GDP.

This is all intentional.

The debt is not 10 times bigger now honey. Its 165 times bigger than what it was at the end of WW2.

Trump has destroyed our standing in the world. Nobody wants our bonds and they are unloading them as fast as they can. Get ready for the trump depression. Trump is destroying the economy. Fokin asshole MAGAs!

If the monetary system is a scam, which clearly it is, why doesn't Trump take a napkin and write 40 Trillion on it and the debt is paid. The scam can go both ways.

@kenny_skeens Trump may brag about the Stock Market but watch the devaluation of the American dollar currency over a century? What is the true valuation of the Stock Market? Where are the true Adam Smith style economists?

Good Lord, what a dumb analysis. Trump is doing this because he forced the end of the Japanese yen carry trade. Everything *Now has to go through US Central banks, and cannot be laundered through Japan anymore. Trump basically ended the city of London. It’s a win for humanity.

The truth is we are at a stage of mandatory inflation. They will need to actually deflate the dollars so that they can afford the debt. I was saying we have until 2035… I think I was a little late in my prediction.

Trump is going to bankrupt America.

Nothing happens to asset holders. Hope you got assets.

It went up 21% during Biden. So we would hurt

1. National Strike to end the Fed 2. Expel the bankers 3. Expung the national debt, congress issue new currency at 0% 4. Fight whoever tries to stop us 5. Begin to fix our country

Buckle up. It's almost like they're trying to crash the system. What could possibly be on the other side? What will rise from the ashes?

The economist are just as indoctrinated as everybody else. The all operate under a framework, a framework that has been meticulously created to ensure that the debtor slave trade is always maintained under their corrupt model. Regardless of how things are explained by the economists, they are explained from the perspective of a debt-based economy and how that corrupt and derelict system of governance will always be maintained as the status quo. The economists need to step outside of the box and think outside of it. Only then will the economist establish that world is actually in glorious technicolour. New architecture is the requirement with completely new architects who have not been indoctrinated by a totally corrupt education system that keeps the public dumbed down. Debt is an "ILLUSION" how do you buy an "ILLUSION?" Now do you see how stupid the economists are?

You lost me when you said the Trump Admin is going to destroy the economy and the media is going to cover for him

It’s a shell game

Debt does not produce value. Goods & services that fulfill human needs & desires produce value. Therefore, we don't need debt-money to increase national wealth. We can use, and have used, debt-free money to pay for things that produce value. Debt-free money has been issued by the monetarily sovereign American (but not EU) federal (but not state or city) government in the past in the form of U.S. Notes to fight the Civil War (1862-1863). $450m was issued in 3 installments, nearly doubling the federal budget. Was there inflation? Yes, as a result of the most massive war ever fought by America, even today. But U.S. Notes continued to be issued until 1972 and remain in circulation, but at such low levels now as to be irrelevant in the money supply. But the @USTreasury could issue such money again, electronically today, and pay off the national debt (but not foreign debt, historically or today) as it comes due, paying off all of it in <10 years with some refinancing along the way. Inflation could be controlled by only paying off existing debt. U.S. Notes are specifically excluded from the Treasury Debt report.

@JeffPasquino So China is not buying… Japan’s not buying, Saudi’s aren’t buying? Am I understanding that? Our debt!?

All you have to know is the government is literally robbing you blind people please stop paying your fucking taxes like holy shit

Its not are debt genius u cant pay debt with debt the federal reserve and irs are private and ultimately fake entitys and" the money" your using is nothing but literal monopoly money

Inflation is going parabolic!!!. Prepare to go to the Moon.

Wait, they have been buying debt already. If you are so great how come this is new to you?

Taylor, I love your videos and I know this has nothing to do with Gold, Silver, or ITM… but I’m curious… do you own any GameStop $GME?

The Precipice... was never about kinetic warfare, a nuclear missile, the 3rd ww was always about economic warfare with the Central banking cartel (Fed,Lloyd's,Vatican,IMF,World Bank) My Grandfather told me this ( ww3 being an economic, not kinetic war) in the 80's

More to your point Taylor.

So? What comes next?

So… they are crashing the old Fiat system for the Crypto system?

Get solar, wood burning stove and make the wall insulation thicker. Get a source of food. People will get desperate. Build a community to buy and sell with things instead of money. We're already seeing people complain and it's not that bad yet.

So, buy moar Bitcoin? Ok.

Homegirl Taylor is out here lookin’ dead at the camera droppin’ bombs about the government just admitting the game. Treasury (that Bessent vato) just doubled up on buyin’ back the long-term debt bonds ‘cause the yields was spikin’ hard and they couldn’t handle the pressure. She say they ain’t just “providing liquidity”… they want that control, ese. Straight-up yield curve control vibes. She flash that old paper about how they did the same exact move during World War II (1942-1951) when the government locked down the bond market so they could print and spend without the rates blowin’ up. History rhymin’ again. Key takeaways: - They just showed their hand, they will intervene hard when the long bonds start actin’ up. - This ain’t some small fix… it’s the beginning of bigger moves. She talkin’ “another 18%?” and then “far greater” consequences comin’. - Once they start this path (buybacks → more control → more printing), the real heat hits the dollar and regular people’s money. - To be clear: this is the signal. What comes next ain’t pretty for paper money. Stack up, stay solid, and don’t get caught slippin’ when the system starts flexin’ like this. That’s the word, ese.