We all know that the fiat financial beast system has to collapse before we can find our freedom as humanity.
US Dollar has to lose its reserve status because its backed by blood and wars.
Trump has said that if USD cannot afford to lose its reserve status.
We are also seeing lot of indications that the "Black Swan" event is imminent.
Mike Johnson has given all the indications that he is a solid guy and has proven, by action, time and again, the smears by both the left and alt media are baseless.
There is also a very good indication that he is the first speaker of the restored republic (more in comments).
So we are at the point where it seems impossible for him to pass a budget without funding Ukraine and Israel and it seems even a proper border funding seems to be impossible at this point, and MTG has said that she is going move to vacate his post.
We have also seen resignations by RINOs and suspected they are trying to turn the house blue.
So what is a good theory that can cover all these things and explain what might be going on ?
My contention: The USD cannot collapse under a House thats under our control, but it has to collapse under Biden's watch.
Theory: MAGA will stand the ground and choose to "lose control" of the House (what options? Oust Mike? Mike resigns? RINOs back stab him?). Dems take control and pass the Ukraine/Israel funding bill, just in time for the financial collapse. It will be proven that this final bill is the straw that broke the Camel's back and we will approach the precipice as most of the remaining sleepers start to wake up as they feel the heat.
I suspect that many of the systems we have in place are going to be gutted and fixed. Some will be gone for good after complete annihilation. If I had to guess, the Federal government will be roughly a third of the size it is today. Virtually all original frredoms will be restored and failsafe mechanisms installed that would stop any future erosion of Rights. At least, that is what I would do.
What about all those juicy gov't pensions we're paying for now.
The government pensions are not that juicy. Everyone thinks they are good. They are not. 1% of your annual salary for the average of the highest three years times the number of years you serve. If you do 20 years and reach minimum retirement age of 57 years old, you collect 20% of the average. Considering a GS-12 is maxed out around $100k+ (96k plus locality) you will receive 20k per year as a pension. If you take it when you hit 62. If you take it at minimum retirement age, you lose 5% of the pay, per year before 62, unless you have 30 years of service at minimum retirement age. When you take into account that most government service isn't able to make it to GS12, the values of the pension are much lower. 99% don't reach the maximum GS15 rate. That tops out about 180k. Only about 5% reach GS14, about 10% reach GS13 and only about 20% reach GS12. The benefits allow you to keep paying your portion of medical, which was $500 per month for Std Blue Cross/Blue Shield for me. If I retired at 57, I can keep my insurance by paying the same rate (adjusted per year) until you hit age 65, then you lose the insurance because you switch to Medicare. The rest of the "benefits" are garbage. I left service this last year with 21.5 years of service. I am not near minimum retirement age. I get zero benefits. When I hit 57, I can start to draw my pension, but I lose that 5% per year before 62. No medical, no other benefits. After the mandatory covid Vax threats, I decided that federal service isn't for me. The retirement benefits weren't worth the time I have left before I can retire. Prior to 1983, the old system was much better, but that has been gone a long time. That was the old CSRS system. The FERS system is basically garbage. The only real benefit is the TSP (Thrift Savings Plan) which is just a 401k for federal employees and the military, same exact percent as most civilian companies, but the fees for management are lower. So....not really that great. In another twelve years, my pension will be around $1500-1600 per month. By the time 12 years go by, I will probably be able to buy some groceries with that money.