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Posted 10/6/2025 11:47 (#11391082 - in reply to #11390732)
Subject: RE: How many red flags do you need?


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There is an end game coming. And yes, there is a multipolar world happening which people who say the $us will always be king won't ever understand. A lot of countries are calling BS on the $us being printed to infinity and are getting away from it. And "getting away" is the right term because previously that was stopped by bombs and bullets.

Anyone ever notice that you can't inflate your way out of debt? Yet the media, economists, and government experts all keep saying that is the plan. Ever notice that over last 15 years that plan has shown not a single indication of that.

Why do you think that is and why does no one say.

Because it is all based on how dumbed down the general public can be held.

So people will still say you can inflate your way out of debt and the $us will remain king and there is no multipolar world developing. Those people will never figure out what gold and silver really mean or what option they offer.

No, you can't inflate your way out of debt if you don't cut spending massively. That isn't going to happen so there is your answer there.

You can't print an endless amount of currency without devaluing all other existing currency so anyone trading in $us is in a loosing proposition right from the start of the transaction so that is your answer there.

When entities understand those two points they will use alternatives. That is your multipolar world. That is the value of gold and silver.

The stock market going ever higher is entities offloading currency for assets, it is not because those companies are generating massive profits.

Understand your world. Not what is fed to you as "facts" and "truth" or "here is what you need to know".

There is a reason why China and Russia and a long list of other countries are doing less trade with western world. It begins with printing dollars out of thin air and buying real goods with those dollars. Would you, as an individual accept monopoly money for your grain? If you won't, why should other countries automatically accept the $us as a form of payment when more and more is being pumped into circulation with no end in sight. Inflate your way out of debt? Hmmm, how is that working?
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