The US is in serious trouble, and the unethical move they’re about to pull off could wipe out your life savings — unless you act.
Big claim? I’ve got the proof.
As of September 2024, the US National Debt stands at $35 trillion. That’s money they owe to their citizens, businesses, and foreign countries.
Here’s the kicker: over half of the income taxes they collect go just to pay interest on this debt! They’re not even touching the actual debt itself — just paying off the interest!
The situation gets worse.
The US hasn’t been able to balance its budget for 20 years. They’re spending more than they make.
They can’t just cut back because most of their spending goes to things like social programs, government salaries, and the military. Even if they tax the rich or cut everything to the bone, it won’t be enough.
And soon, their pension funds are going to run out. When that happens, guess what? They’ll have to borrow more money to keep things running.
So what does the US do? They take out more debt.
Imagine someone who takes a loan to pay off a previous loan — that’s what they’re doing. It sounds like a Ponzi scheme, but they call it “debt rollover.”
Now, if you or I did this, we’d be bankrupt. But the US?
They have a dirty trick up their sleeve: Quantitative Easing (QE). It’s a fancy way of saying “printing money,” which causes inflation and makes the debt cheaper to pay.
Sounds clever, right? Wrong.
Here’s why this should scare everyone:
The US dollar is the world’s reserve currency. Most global trade happens in dollars. When the US devalues its currency, it means every other country needs more dollars to buy things.
- Oil, gas, and metals are priced in US dollars. If inflation hits the US, the price of these goods goes up.
- Countries importing these goods pay more, even if their local currency stays stable.
This is inflation, and it means we all lose. Every country’s savings are hurt because the dollar is worth less. It’s like a global tax, but one we never agreed to.
Quantitative Easing might sound complex, but it’s important to understand it if you want to protect your money. That’s why I’ve dedicated an entire section to explaining QE and how it impacts you in my book: Global Meltdown | Collapse of the US Dollar Will Make You Rich. If you want a clear understanding of how this manipulation affects your life, and what you can do about it, grab a copy.
But here’s the real kicker: inflation doesn’t hurt the rich. They own assets — houses, gold, businesses — which rise with inflation. They just charge more. The people who get screwed? The middle class.
Imagine working hard for 30 years, saving $100,000, only to see inflation cut it in half overnight. Now, instead of retiring and buying a house, you realize that the house now costs twice as much. All because of government mismanagement and QE. It’s like they burned $50,000 of your savings.
And it’s about to really happen.
This is why I’m furious. Hardworking, innocent people across the world are being exploited, and they don’t even know it.
My advice? If you don’t need to spend your savings right now, don’t leave it in the bank. Buy assets. Gold is a safe bet.
But here’s the silver lining: Some countries are pushing back. BRICS nations — Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa — are building a new currency, backed by gold, to challenge the US dollar.
I cover this and more in my book, Global Meltdown | Collapse of the US Dollar Will Make You Rich. If you want a plan to protect yourself from the coming crash — and maybe even profit from it — check it out. Stay smart. Stay alert.
