At the heart of this unfolding narrative is the concept of a global currency reset. Dowling and NickV frame this as a monumental shift away from Western-controlled central banks towards a system rooted in financial sovereignty. A key player in this transformation, surprisingly for some, is Iraq.
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In this envisioned reset, gold and silver are poised for a significant resurgence. The discussion emphasizes their role as foundational assets underpinning new currency values. The scarcity of silver, in particular, is highlighted as a critical factor, potentially making it even more valuable than commonly perceived in a system backed by tangible assets.
But why would the powers-that-be allow such a massive revaluation or reset? Here, the discussion takes a more speculative turn, suggesting a blend of “predictive programming,” methods of population control, and a twisted sense of “justice” that might permit only a small percentage of the global population to acquire precious metals or revalued currencies, thus maintaining a hierarchical structure even within a “new” system.
The conversation moves into territory that many have discussed in alternative financial circles: the potential for a new financial system built upon principles often associated with NESARA/GESARA. These concepts envision a global wealth redistribution or compensation scheme designed to restore wealth to the people.
Intriguingly, NickV suggests that recent developments hint at former President Trump’s involvement in efforts towards banking modernization, the dismantling of the Federal Reserve, and the institution of tariffs as a constitutional alternative to the income tax. These actions, if realized, would fundamentally alter the existing financial framework, paving the way for the envisioned reset.
No discussion about the future of finance would be complete without cryptocurrency. Dowling and NickV anticipate a significant shift in the regulatory landscape for digital assets. They expect regulatory barriers to be lifted, unleashing a powerful bull market, especially for assets like XRP and Stellar Lumens. This deregulation is seen as another crucial step in the broader financial transformation, integrating digital currencies into the new economic structure.
The episode closes with a palpable sense of cautious optimism. Jon Dowling and NickV suggest that this financial transformation could kick off in the weeks leading up to Christmas and continue into the new year. Amidst the uncertainty, they stress the importance of staying balanced, positive, and most importantly, informed. Engaging with these unfolding events and connecting with like-minded individuals is encouraged as we navigate what could be a truly historic period.
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