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https://greatawakening.win/p/16a9qSQc81/uq2619gold-shall-destroy-fed/c/

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As I have said many times, this is not talking about the Federal Reserve.

It doesn’t say, ‘Gold shall destroy THE Fed.’

It says:

Gold shall destroy FED.

That’s an acronym for this:

Foreign Exchange Department for COMMERCIAL BANKS.

The Rothschilds were behind the US getting rid of the gold standard in 1971, which made the global reserve currency a fiat currency backed by nothing. At that moment, the Rothschilds had full control of the printing of currency and issuance of debt. Our debt has done nothing but grow ever since, now sitting at almost 32 trillion dollars and counting.

(Live debt clock.)

The rest of the world is also drowning in debt.

None of this debt was ever going to be paid back. You can’t keep borrowing forever and only making minimal interest payments. At some point, the interest payments become too high and you default. We were always going to reach the point of bankruptcy.

1 year ago
1 score
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https://greatawakening.win/p/16a9qSQc81/uq2619gold-shall-destroy-fed/c/

As I have said many times, this is not talking about the Federal Reserve.

It doesn’t say, ‘Gold shall destroy THE Fed.’

It says:

Gold shall destroy FED.

That’s an acronym for this:

Foreign Exchange Department for COMMERCIAL BANKS.

The Rothschilds were behind the US getting rid of the gold standard in 1971, which made the global reserve currency a fiat currency backed by nothing. At that moment, the Rothschilds had full control of the printing of currency and issuance of debt. Our debt has done nothing but grow ever since, now sitting at almost 32 trillion dollars and counting.

(Live debt clock.)

The rest of the world is also drowning in debt.

None of this debt was ever going to be paid back. You can’t keep borrowing forever and only making minimal interest payments. At some point, the interest payments become too high and you default. We were always going to reach the point of bankruptcy.

1 year ago
1 score