The Death of the Dollar.....
Saudi Arabia is no longer accepting U.S. dollars for oil. Sounds like agonal breathing to me
Catherine Austin Fitts, Chris Martenson, Gerald Celente, Kirk Elliott and other savvy brains in the financial world have been sounding the alarm about the importance of acquiring gold and silver as an antidote to the coming collapse of the debt-based fiat financial system for quite some time.
Kirk Elliott’s latest weekly video update is all about the expiration of the long-running agreement between the Saudi’s and the U.S. corporation, and the Arab choice to not renew : Biggest Economic News of our lifetime. Saudi Arabia no longer accepting US Dollars for oil. (vidyard.com)
Turkey has just thrown its hat into the BRICs ring, closing the loop on the Eastern oil producing nations and leaving the U.S standing on the outside with it’s mafia boss brothers, as the WEF psychopaths cackle about their diabolical plans to outlaw cash and squeeze their slaves into an inescapable digital prison:
For four years, I’ve been telling people that I care about that these things would all be coming down the pike, and to pay attention, reduce their debt and squirrel away gold and silver whenever possible. It was like spitting into the wind. Nobody could hear me over the whine of mockingbird media influencers, not to mention that discussions about financial anything is so unsexy that people dismiss it. Safety awareness is a huge deficit these days.
Here’s another report from Rumble, Lena Petrova: https://rumble.com/v513590--breaking-brics-foreign-ministers-announce-expansion-financial-system-dedol.html ; Lena has a Substack also -
Silver. admittedly suppressed and artificially devalued for decades, reached $30 an ounce less than two weeks ago. This is the threshold that experts in the realm of precious metals agree as the point where the dam reaches breaking point.
Now, more than ever, is the time to pay attention to world events. We are on the verge of massive change.
Sadly, many people didn’t seem to learn their lesson from the financial “crisis” of 2008. At the time, we were living way below our means in a smaller house, driving older cars, saving money. My neighbor was buying a new car every 3 years and living a life style to match. When 2008 hit, they suffered greatly, lost their cars and almost lost their house. We didn’t even feel a bump, because we had chosen to squirrel away money into an emergency fund, etc. We’ve since moved, but I saw them a year ago, and they were back buying new cars every few years, etc, because they learned nothing! Now we have millions of people who have had no choice but to live paycheck to paycheck or who have had to ecru massive credit card debt, not because they’re being extravagant , but because they’re struggling to feed their families and keep them sheltered. This is going to be very very bad, for lots and lots of people!