/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55389690
Sometimes I take the opportunity to post an redpill or two, in case someone receptive is reading. That way maybe they can prepare themselves. Otherwise /pol/ is a big waste of time.
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>>55352891
It doesn't even matter if the BRICS take over the world or not. The fact is that the USD is finished as a reserve currency. The bankers have known this for decades, and Catherine Austin Fitts has several nice interviews about that subject (planetlockdownfilm.com)
But they need to transition somehow to something else (likely a CBDC). The transition will be messy because there's so much debt floating around, much more debt than real assets. But they need people to still trust them somehow, so I'm guessing they'll just try to deflect the blame like they have a long history of doing. Otherwise I don't see how they can remain in control, if nobody trusts them after having their life savings wiped out due to Fed policy. At that point people would just start using silver and/or Cu/Ni coins.

>>55256840
The heavy flak indicates we're over the target.