Federal Reserve Announces First Rate Cut in Over 4 Years
Today, the Federal Reserve announced their decision to cut interest rates by 50 basis points (0.5%), marking the first rate since the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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US Government Debt now over $33.88 Trillion, USDebtClock.org
Earlier this year, the US Government hit a new milestone. The amount of government debt in the United States has grown to exceed $33.88 Trillion as a result of overspending by elected officials. The growing U.S. government debt is a complex issue with significant implications for American citizens and taxpayers.
Preparing for the Impending CBDC Crisis
It is not a conspiracy theory that the central banks intend to use CBDC as a means of control. It was explicitly explained during their annual meeting in 2020.
New Global Gold Standard Emerging from Recession
The Bretton Woods Accord led to the dollar emerging as a reserve currency.
Following World War II, the US had the largest gold reserves.
Bretton Woods provided fixed gold prices that was pegged to the USD making it the central spoke for trade.
BRICS, Central Bank Gold and Oil
Days after Nixon resigned in 1974, President Ford signed legislation reversing Roosevelt’s executive order banning private gold ownership.
Tokenizing Gold Bullion Bars with Blockchain Technology
Public trust in government central banks and global banks continues to erode as the world economy staggers to recover from issues caused by the pandemic response. Many central banks have begun working on CBDC projects as a means of implementing programmable and controllable currencies even though popular opinion opposes the implementation of the G7, WEF … Read moreTokenizing Gold Bullion Bars with Blockchain Technology
Federal Reserve Votes to Raise Key Interest Rate .75%
As expected, the Federal Open Market Committee hiked the benchmark interest rate by 3/4 of a percentage point at the end of their two day meeting. Ongoing failed attempts by the Biden administration and Congress to get worries about the economy and a recession out of the minds of voters leading into the mid-term elections … Read moreFederal Reserve Votes to Raise Key Interest Rate .75%
Beginning the Dollar Debasement in the mid-20th century
throughout the mid to late 20th century, a tremendous amount of wealth was stollen from the US citizens and delivered to corporations and their executives.