Stability in the Global Monetary System Demands a Return to Gold

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The people that say a gold standard will never work because it hinders development.

Tell me… What system was the world on during the industrial revolution?

BREAKING NEWS: THE PENTAGON FAILED ITS SEVENTH AUDIT IN A ROW AS IT WAS UNABLE TO FULLY ACCOUNT FOR ITS MORE THAN $824 BILLION BUDGET

“The Pentagon has never passed an audit since the agency became legally obligated to carry them out in 2018…”

https://thehill.com/policy/defense/4992913-pentagon-fails-7th-audit-in-a-row-but-says-progress-made/

Ok.

In my conversation with Judy Shelton, who served as an economic advisor to President Trump during his last presidency:

• The U.S. should combine the strengths of gold-backed systems with blockchain technology’s benefits.

• Integrate stablecoins into future advancements.

• The United States should establish treasury trust bonds as a gold-convertible instrument.

• The Federal Reserve should not create a central bank digital currency.

This is what monetary integrity looks like. @judyshel

Watch the full conversation, here:

History reveals a stark truth:

Periods of excessive indebtedness have often served as precursors to conflict, as economic instability and geopolitical pressures converge.

Stability in the global monetary system demands a return to gold.

You can’t print your way to peace.

“In 1945, US had 80% of the world’s money. Gold was money at the time. It had half the worlds GDP. It had a monopoly on military power. So the US set the world order” – Ray Dalio

The West keeps talking about the “golden age.”

Interesting use of words.