America’s financial system is a ticking time bomb.
For years, the United States has become increasingly financialized, and we’ve finally reached a boiling point. History shows us that there are cycles, and we’re in the “fourth turning” of one now. What comes next?
A complete reset.
At this point, it’s the only option left after the politically wealthy and banking system elites have backed the country into a corner. We can’t pay off the national debt, and getting out of debt was never the game plan.
The system is broken.
The dollar’s days are numbered, but what will replace it? David Morgan, an expert on macroeconomics, precious metals, and the storm that’s currently brewing, believes it’s only a matter of time before a central bank digital currency (CBDC) is ushered in.
Everything will change—how our money is saved, spent, and even traced.
The real question isn’t just how to protect your wealth in uncertain times, but how society can come together, help each other, and return to the principles our country was founded on: hard work, productivity, and the things that matter far more than money.
Insights from today’s episode:
- The economic “reset” that is brewing after many years of increased financialization
- Why the shift from paper assets to hard assets is accelerating in the United States
- The “slow” deterioration of the U.S. dollar (and the rise of a new currency)
- What comes after America’s “fourth turning” in the current economic cycle
- Why a central bank digital currency (CBDC) could threaten our basic freedoms
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David’s Website - https://www.themorganreport.com/
Silver Sunrise - https://silversunrise.tv/
Resource Wars - https://www.amazon.com/Resource-Wars-Landscape-Conflict-Introduction/dp/0805055762
The Fourth Turning - https://www.amazon.com/Fourth-Turning-American-Prophecy-Rendezvous/dp/0767900464
How a $30 Billion Welfare Program Became a ‘Slush Fund’ for States - https://www.wsj.com/politics/policy/how-a-30-billion-welfare-program-became-a-slush-fund-for-states-c39b8311
ISO 20022 - https://www.iso20022.org/
