The Dollar Scam Will End Badly

“Time Bomb Ticking” (which is why you need gold now)

 Just so you know, even though we have been warning that this is where we are headed, it’s now no longer just us saying that the dollar scam will end badly.  We hope all the government grifters, Fed flimflammers, cronies and crooks, Washington wastrels and political pilferers have gotten everything they wanted, because the whole system is close to blowing up.  It will take them down with it.

And now that it’s getting close to game-over, others are beginning to read the writing on the wall.  Including at the International Monetary Fund, which says the government debt problem is “worse than in looks.”

That’s pretty scary considering it looks pretty damn bad already.  

Bloomberg News headlines its account this way: “World’s $100 Trillion Fiscal Timebomb Keeps Ticking.”

In short, we’re looking at government debt exceeding $100 trillion, or about 93 percent of global gross domestic product by the end of this year!

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva in a speech last week:  

“Our forecasts point to an unforgiving combination of low growth and high debt — a difficult future.  Governments must work to reduce debt and rebuild buffers for the next shock — which will surely come, and maybe sooner than we.”  

Let’s see.  “Time bomb.”  “Worse than it looks.” “Unforgiving.”  “The next shock.”  “Sooner than we expect.”

It’s almost like something we would have said, although we said it when you had more time to prepare.  

Now the time bomb is ticking.  Time is running out.

Here’s a succinct description of the inflation scam from Bill Bonner:

Inflation is a form of theft. But it only ‘works’ as a federal policy so long as someone gets robbed. The feds ‘print money,’ pretend it is valuable, distribute it to people… who are then ripped off by it. 

In 1971, for example, a saver might have worked hard his entire career to lay aside $100,000. By 2024, his money would have been devalued by about 90%. In other words, he was cheated out of $90,000.  

That’s why an inflationary system is unstable. People try to protect themselves. And if they succeed, the policy fails. Or, to put it differently, inflation is just an underhanded way to tax people. But it only works as long as someone ‘pays’ the tax. 

That’s the story in a nutshell except for one thing.  How do people protect themselves?  

As they have done in these situations for thousands of years, they protect themselves with gold and silver, the enduring money of the ages.

To find out more, speak with a Republic Monetary Exchange precious metals professional while you still can.

Tick… tick… BOOM!