Governments cannot solve this crisis. They created it.

In today’s world, credit or debt-money is printed out of thin air in absurd amounts, and so much is borrowed that it can never be fully repaid to creditors. It took the US “216 years to accumulate $8.5 trillion in debt, and then another eight years to double that amount”.

Paper money works great for the rich, who can hedge their exposure to the currency and whose access to fixed-rate credit allows them to buy huge amounts of assets. But it is terrible for the middle class.

The whole slimy global structure is a fraudulent illusion. Fake money. Fake news. Fake GDP. Fake stimulus. Fake growth. Fake opinions. And fake statistics.

All fake money does is distort, mislead and deceive. As always, fake money can make some people, the ‘insiders’, richer by making the ‘outsiders’ poorer.

Ninety per cent of the financial assets of any country are owned by 10 per cent of the people. Want to make them richer? Just give Wall Street more fake money. And the overall effect is chaos, confusion and envy.

That is why one of the techniques of modern warfare is to counterfeit the enemy’s currency in order to destroy its economy. While this has made some people richer, there is no known case in history where ‘stimulus’ has made the majority of people richer.

Most people rely on the economy for their income, not the stock market. The economy is a complex web of give and take. Help the savers and you punish the borrowers. Benefit the exporters and you restrict the importers. Help the rich and you kick the poor. If you try to stimulate the whole economy by throwing money out of helicopters, all you do is raise prices and create misery and chaos for everyone.

Once the cabal started living off “printing press” money, they became dependent on it. So it has to print more and more to stay afloat. There is no example in history where printing money has made an economy better; none. Nor has it ever made people a penny richer. Instead, it always leads to poverty, chaos, inflation, social unrest and corruption.

The media promotes printing money as a “stimulus”. But there is not a single record in the long, sad history of state-run economies that actually reports improvement from printing money.

• “Distorting” or “perverting” would be better words, as they suggest unnatural and disgusting tendencies. There are many things that can stimulate. But economies are not hollow or dependent. They are complex webs, intricately balanced and interconnected. Every string has two ends and many connections. Pull one end and the whole web falls apart.
• You can encourage savers or borrowers by raising or lowering interest rates. But you can’t do both at the same time. If you encourage savers, you don’t encourage borrowers. If you stimulate borrowers, you don’t stimulate savers. No one has yet figured out how to stimulate both at the same time.

Economists say people shouldn’t worry because money supply and consumer inflation are under control. They are wrong. The numbers are suspect and the economists are missing the point. They can find almost any inflation number they want, depending on the assumptions they make.

Money supply

What about the money supply? The nature of money has changed. Since 1971, the money supply has become less important.

Gold and silver were eliminated in 1968, when the requirement that the Federal Reserve hold gold reserves to back Federal Reserve notes, or paper money, issued ended.

Gold was permanently eliminated in 1971 when President Nixon ended direct convertibility. And it was replaced by “credit or debt-money”.

In the old-fashioned sense, people don’t have much “money” these days. They have little savings. And what they do save is not real money – it is a short-term debt instrument issued by their central bank, which is subject to inflation and depreciation.

Not Money but Credit

When people buy a house, a car or even a three-course meal, they don’t use cash. Instead, they use credit. What matters to them is not how much money they have, but how much credit they have available, and whether they have the cash flow to keep up with their rising debt burdens. Their purchasing power depends on the continued supply of credit.

In short, central bank money can disrupt, but not improve. And the more you pretend to stimulate the economy with printed money, the bigger the mess you make.

Disruption reduces efficiency, real investment and wealth, slows growth, causes people to make bad decisions and even makes them feel cheated. More disruption is ultimately self-perpetuating; the day the debt is repaid does not exist. The world is a false illusion. It is becoming increasingly difficult to hold the world together.

The real price of gold

The real gold price will be set by the market and especially by the BRICS countries. Once, the real gold price will only be revealed when the Comex, all the futures exchanges and the bullion banks have settled all their paper gold obligations in physical gold.

All paper gold will be worthless and physical gold will really be worth its weight in gold

Gold’s rise above $3,000 per ounce marks the beginning of a sustained rally. The momentum has only increased, as investors continue to push the precious metal to new highs.

Several forces are driving this remarkable rise, including inflation concerns and central bank buying. But what’s particularly interesting is gold’s relationship with the US dollar.

While gold prices typically fall when the dollar strengthens, the past few months have seen a reversal of this pattern – surprising market watchers.

The relationship between gold prices and the dollar

Experts break down why the price of gold continues to rise and the precious metal’s complex relationship with the dollar. Recent changes in market patterns and key economic indicators offer clues as to where gold prices may be heading.

Why gold prices are rising ”

Gold can be a valuable asset in a portfolio precisely because it has a low correlation with other asset classes,”

and this independence from traditional market patterns has caught the attention of investors, especially as markets face increasing uncertainty.

The appeal of gold’s unique behaviour has contributed to its impressive rise, but it’s not the only factor at work. Industry experts point to other forces that have pushed gold prices higher:

Central bank buying: Asian central banks, particularly China and India, have dramatically increased their gold reserves. Investor sentiment: More investors are adding gold to diversify their portfolios amid inflationary expectations and financial stability concerns.

De-dollarization:

The BRICS+ countries are reducing their dependence on the US dollar.

Market evolution: Gold prices are now responding to a wider range of global economic factors.

How gold prices typically move with the dollar Henry Yoshida, co-founder of Rocket Dollar, points out that gold prices and the US dollar traditionally move in opposite directions. He explains.

“A stronger US dollar will suppress the price of gold, while a weaker US dollar is likely to push the price of gold higher through increased demand”.

But Michael Petch, co-founder and president of Argo Digital Gold, points out that this relationship isn’t absolute.

“When there’s financial instability, gold and the dollar can [rise as people] seek safe havens,” he says.

The complex interplay between gold and the dollar

“Large-scale government accumulation has added a demand-side force that can push [gold] prices higher, even in a strong dollar environment,”

Supply constraints: Mining strikes and environmental regulations can limit gold production. As a result, gold prices can rise even when the dollar is strong.

Geopolitical risks:

Rising global tensions and trade disputes create uncertainty. This naturally drives people to invest in safe-haven assets such as gold and silver – sometimes alongside a strong dollar.

Inflation concerns: Investors may turn to precious metals, including gold and silver, as a hedge against inflation, regardless of the current strength of the dollar.

Digital gold investment vehicles: Investment products such as exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have made gold more accessible, but also more sensitive to market sentiment. This is creating new patterns in the gold-dollar relationship. But this investment is not a safe haven, as it is not the real thing and not owned by people.

Foreign policy is changing

More countries are reducing their dollar holdings in favour of gold, creating steady demand. The gold rush could continue and new all-time highs, according to Yoshida. He sees a strong outlook, especially if prices maintain support above $3,000.

There are several market indicators that can help to track the price of gold. Petch suggests looking beyond the usual metrics such as inflation rates and Federal Reserve policy. Here are the signals that experts recommend keeping an eye on:

• Central bank buying: Continued buying by major central banks signals strong long-term demand.
• Real yields: Gold tends to shine when inflation-adjusted interest rates fall.
• US fiscal policy and the Treasury market: Growing concerns about US debt levels could drive more investors into gold.
• Supply and demand: Gold lease rates and mine production levels help gauge market strength.
• Geopolitical tensions: Trade wars, tariffs and global instability often boost gold prices.

The Bottom Line

Understanding gold’s relationship to the US dollar can help to make smarter investment decisions. There are many ways to invest in today’s gold market. For example, gold bars and coins to hold physical assets for the long term.

Buying gold ETFs is not a good idea. The investor does not own the actual gold.

The Cabal is finished

This year brings our liberation from debt bondage. Behind the scenes, we are already well on our way. Trust the PLAN, Q keeps saying: ‘We have all the information.”

Our Galactic Alliance has the luxury of waiting for the perfect moment to deliver the death blow to the Deep State. The final decision will be made by Father/Mother GOD.

No wonder the Cabal is in a complete panic. The world is on the brink of permanent peace. This is an achievement of the highest order, created by patriots with the help of our extraterrestrial brothers and sisters. All foreign military forces and war materiel are returning to their home bases.

It is all over for the cabal. Everyone can look forward to a prosperous and healthy future. Very soon we will truly live as free inhabitants of planet Earth, evolving as our Creator always intended.

The strongest souls on Earth right now are those who understand that there are two overlapping realities, two different timelines. And instead of living in the energy of fear, they are preparing themselves to thrive regardless of the outcome of this spiritual battle.

For these souls know that they are protected and that they are here to merge both realities into one higher consciousness. They transmit truth, light and love because they know that nothing can stop the coming.

Real g reform will only come after a major currency crisis. And that’ll be far too late for most people. It won’t come until after a catastrophic property and stock market crash, after the bankruptcy of dozens of financial institutions and after many people’s savings have been completely wiped out.

But there is light … this is the right moment the world has been waiting for, because this is the moment to implement the new QFS gold-backed monetary system provided by our extraterrestrial brothers and sisters. Be assured, a golden era is upon us!

It is a majority enough to destroy the cabal and end our oppression if every waking person convinces just one sleeper that planet Earth belongs to us!

Bear in mind that the new QFS money system will not be in place until the cabal has destroyed itself or the mob has awakened en masse.

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