December has recently begun, and already, I sense a noticeable shiver running through the economy, one that warrants our vigilant attention. The US, draped in an ever-expanding suffocating blanket of debt, is drawing perilously close to a moment of reckoning. The most recent attempts by the Federal Reserve to temper rising interest rates through asset purchases have proven to be fleeting at best, leaving us facing the harsh realities of a financial system in distress.

According to maverick financial commentator Greg Mannarino, We have world central banks colluding directly with (s)elected puppet leaders who are involved in a GRAND DECEPTION…THE GREATEST WEALTH TRANSFER SCHEME OF ALL TIME.

Inflation is an unrelenting fire stoked by years of fiscal overreach and monetary expansion. The dollar’s purchasing power—our economy’s lifeblood—is rapidly diminishing.

Interest rate reductions are not PRO Long-Term Economic growth; instead, they are like throwing the last jar of Kerosene on a fire—it burns bright but soon burns out. American wealth is being stolen as the top 10% of wealth holders stand in line for their free money handout. Lowering interest rates during a time of high inflation is a signal that hyperinflation is the goal.

John Maynard Keynes, the father of the current fractional banking system, explained clearly in 1919: Lenin [Bolshevik destroyer of Czarist Russia] is said to have declared that the best way to destroy the capitalist system was to debauch the currency. By a continuing process of inflation, governments can confiscate, secretly and unobserved, an important part of the wealth of their citizens. By this method they not only confiscate, but they confiscate arbitrarily; and, while the process impoverishes many, it actually enriches some. The sight of this arbitrary rearrangement of riches strikes not only at security but [also] at confidence in the equity of the existing distribution of wealth. [emphasis added]

Ronald Reagan painted the picture in a less complicated way: Inflation is as violent as a mugger, as frightening as an armed robber and as deadly as a hit man.

After the attack on Americans began in 2020 using a fake pandemic and its weaponized vaccines, the Federal Reserve, with the approval of the powers controlling the United States, started the final destruction of the dollar, which included a massive spike in the money supply.

The US money supply continues to increase while related tactics reduce critical resources such as food supply and cripple the infrastructure. The goal is to devalue US dollar purchasing power while forcing Americans into a non-private payment system based on cryptocurrencies.

Please prepare accordingly.

The US 10-Year Bond Yield, a bedrock for debt market stability, has gone up again and is now sitting at a significant 4.172%. For many, this is a portentous sign, hinting at investor uncertainty and diminishing confidence in long-term US debt sustainability.

The war on the dollar is signaled directly by rising interest rates in the US debt markets. Watching the 10-year bond rate rise and fall is a glimpse of the war while standing at the front lines.

Given these developments, the case for transforming one’s financial profile is glaringly apparent. Gold, with an awe-striking spot price of $2664.97, and silver, currently priced at $32.0595, stand as stalwart defenders against the inflationary storm. These metals, especially when considering the rising gold-to-silver ratio (g/s) of 83.13, are not just tradition—they are imperative.

We must also acknowledge the current stablemates in the precious metals corral—palladium at $990.516, and platinum at $952.6. Neither can be overlooked in a climate that venerates diversification as a shield against systemic monetary risks.

Further afield, the commodities market presents its tale with copper, the precursor of industrial vibrancy, priced at $4.2895 per pound. Its demand underscores a world still intent on technological expansion despite the economic turmoil. Crude oil, meanwhile, is trading at $68.14 per barrel, reflecting a global economy fraught with uncertainty. The affordability of propane at $0.57 per gallon provides some relief to consumers buffeted by fluctuating energy markets.

In the realm of alternative assets, Bitcoin’s impressive valuation of $99026.67 encapsulates the appetite for assets uncoupled from conventional fiscal systems—a digital frontier that continues to draw considerable interest.

Investing in cryptos to later sell them for something of real value, such as gold, silver, tools, farmland, food production, and stored resources, is the smart way to participate in this ongoing robbery but benefit despite its intention.

The scenario laid out here is not a mere exercise in economic forecasting—it reflects a deeply fractured system. My decades of research and commentary compel me to impart a hard truth: We are likely in the final months of a dollar-based debt currency life cycle.

The signs are evident, and history is dotted with the remnants of similar economic declines. An institutional malaise hollows out economies, leaving unprepared populations to grapple with diminished wealth and purchasing power.

Now more than ever, I urge readers to look beyond the transient security of debt-laden currencies. Consider physical silver, gold, and even ‘junk’ coins—pre-1965 US coinage with intrinsic silver content. These should not be viewed as mere investments but as essential lifeboats designed to weather the imminent currency devaluation.

As a commentator deeply anchored in the precious metals market, I have witnessed the ebbs and flows tied to macroeconomic forces. The manipulation of markets and the distortions they yield speak to pervasive interventionism that skews natural market efficiencies, leading to outcomes detached from reality.

At this critical juncture, your strategy should focus on asset protection. Given precious metals’ enduring legacy and the conspicuous warning signs of economic downturn, aligning your financial security with tangible assets is more than smart—it’s survivalist wisdom.

It is not simply enough to watch as the dominoes of fiscal irresponsibility topple; proactive measures must be taken. The acquisition of precious metals, particularly when the gold-to-silver ratio suggests a silver undervaluation, is a strategic move towards self-reliance and wealth preservation.

Prepare yourselves with knowledge. The collapse of US debt markets, the looming liquidity crisis, and the palpable drop in the dollar’s purchasing power are harbingers of a transformed economic epoch. Prepare yourself by embracing the solid assets of yesteryear—the same assets that have overcome the trials of time and the follies of fiat currencies.

Be not deceived – be prepared ~ Silver Savior

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• Note: We are not giving advice; we only give our opinion; we are not financial advisors. This article only represents our thoughts about the economy.