The brilliance of George Lucas’s Star Wars franchise (before Disney f*cked it up) was that it paralleled and symbolized real history and human psychology. Episodes 1-3 showed how a democracy was turned into a centralized galaxy power using deception and engineered events. The United States is the remaining obstacle to the Utopian vision of globalists. Trump was elected specifically by the American people to stop it. However, he’s not even pretending to be America First anymore, while expanding war and setting up the destruction of the U.S. dollar.
Those of you who follow financial news know of Trump’s attacks on Fed chairman, Jerome Powell. Trump’s gripe with him is that he’s not running the virtual printing press fast enough. Sure, interest rate cuts will feel good, but unless the real rate of inflation is down, it does nothing but expand the money supply and shoot prices of everything even higher. Blackrock is one of the biggest property owners on the planet, so of course it wants lower rates. If you’re looking to buy a house, you may think, “Great, lower interest rates will lower my payment! Woohoo!!!” Unfortunately, it lowers the payment for all other potential buyers, which means total purchase prices will be much higher. In other words, the interest portion of payments will be lower, but the principal part is higher, so in the end, you may end up with the same total payment either way. The catch is existing Ruling Class asset owners like Blackrock will make a killing. The rich will get richer.
Once Trump’s insane federal spending and money supply expansion kicks in down the road, inflation of everything will be supercharged, meaning interest rates will have to rise back up. It’s a vicious cycle, but it makes affordability and new asset accumulation all the more difficult, meaning you’re stuck with the globalists’ vision of a rental society. Just a reminder, no American company symbolizes WEF globalism more than Blackrock. CEO Larry Fink has relentlessly pushed, among other anti-freedom policies, Covid mandates, ESG, social credit scores, and Big Tech censorship.
If you’re wondering why prices of precious metals are going through the roof, it’s because investors fear the inevitable long-term inflation coming from Biden and Trump policies. I generally don’t like investing in anything that functions as currency since it doesn’t generate real wealth and is based on perception of value. However, if you’re looking to earn a long-term rate of return that equals (but not exceeds) the inflation rate, precious metals is probably your best bet. This is because metals like gold and silver have been accepted as currency for thousands of years, and unlike every kind of government currency, you can’t print more of it.
