History repeats itself.

Not exactly. But close enough.

The patterns are clear. The cause-and-effect relationships are obvious. If you study history, you see them everywhere.

And right now? History is rhyming. Loudly.

Throughout history, countries have fought each other without firing a shot.

Financial warfare. Economic warfare.

It's effective. It's cheaper than military warfare. And it's happening right now.

Countries make lists. How can we hurt our opponents? What can we cut off that they need?

Then they make plans. They prepare. They act.

This includes money.

The United States froze payments on dollar-denominated debt to Japan before World War II.

The U.S. did the same with Russia's assets after the Ukraine war began. $300 billion. Frozen overnight.

You think that won't happen to other countries? To China? To anyone who opposes the U.S.?

If you've studied great conflicts in history, you know this is typical. Not exceptional.

This is how financial warfare works.

Sanctions reduce the demand for fiat currencies.

Why?

Because payments can be cut off. Assets can be frozen. Wealth can be weaponized.

And when countries and investors worry about this, they sell fiat currency debt. They buy something else.

Something that can't be frozen. Something that can't be sanctioned.

Gold.

Gold is much more difficult to grab. Much more difficult to devalue.

That's why central banks are buying gold at record levels. That's why China went from 5,000 tons to over 40,000 tons in three years.

They're preparing. They're protecting themselves.

They understand history. They understand the mechanics.

Sanctions are especially appealing when there's a debtor-creditor relationship.

Think about it.

If you're a debtor country and you choose not to pay your opponent creditor country, you get a double benefit.

You hurt your opponent financially. And you reduce your own debt burden.

Win-win. For the debtor.

But there are second-order consequences.

The debtor country weakens its credibility. Its currency value declines. Demand for its debt falls.

And when this happens with the world's leading power and its reserve currency?

The global monetary order is weakened.

Holdings and prices of the leading power's currency decline. Relative to gold.

That's just the way the mechanics work.

The United States is the world's leading power. The dollar is the world's reserve currency.

But the U.S. is also the world's biggest debtor. Over $37 trillion in federal debt. $175 trillion in total obligations.

And the U.S. has weaponized the dollar. Frozen assets. Cut off payments. Sanctioned opponents.

This creates a problem.

Other countries—especially creditor countries like China—start to worry. What if the U.S. does this to us?

So they diversify. They sell Treasurys. They buy gold.

And the dollar's credibility weakens. Demand for dollar-denominated debt falls. The global monetary order shifts.

This isn't theory. This is happening right now.

China is dumping Treasurys. Central banks worldwide are buying gold. The BRICS nations are building alternative payment systems.

History is rhyming. And the rhyme is clear.

For thirty years, I've been warning about this.

The fake economy. The fake money. The weaponization of finance.

The neo-Marxists and globalist backers want you to believe in their system. They want you dependent on fiat currency. On dollar-denominated debt.

But they're using that system as a weapon. Against Russia. Against anyone who opposes them.

And when you weaponize your currency, you destroy its credibility.

Other countries see this. Other investors see this.

They start looking for alternatives. Gold. Real assets. Things that can't be frozen or sanctioned.

History shows this pattern over and over. When the leading power weaponizes its currency, the monetary order shifts.

It happened to the British pound. It's happening to the U.S. dollar.

This is just how it works.

When you freeze assets, you reduce demand for your currency.

When you sanction opponents, you reduce demand for your debt.

When you weaponize finance, you weaken your monetary system.

And when your monetary system weakens, gold rises.

It's not speculation. It's mechanics. It's history.

Ray Dalio understands this. Jamie Dimon is starting to understand this. China definitely understands this.

The question is: Do you understand this?

And more importantly: Are you positioned for this?

History rhymes. And right now, it's rhyming faster than ever.

The U.S. is weaponizing the dollar. Other countries are diversifying out of dollars. Gold is surging.

This isn't a temporary trend. This is a structural shift in the global monetary order.

The mechanics are clear. The history is clear. The outcome is predictable.

Fiat currency debt will decline. Gold will rise.

Not because of inflation. Not because of speculation.

Because of financial warfare. Because of sanctions. Because of the weaponization of money.

For a decade, I've been fighting to get people financially educated. To help them see through the lies.

The system is breaking. The monetary order is shifting. The great unraveling is accelerating.

You need to be prepared. Not with paper promises. Not with fiat currency that can be frozen or sanctioned.

With real assets. Gold. Silver. Bitcoin. Things that have intrinsic value. Things that can't be weaponized.

History is rhyming. Listen to what it's saying.

Robert Kiyosaki
Editor, Money, Power and Profit

P.S. You've probably heard the news.

Gold smashed through $4,000 an ounce. First time in history.

The U.S. froze Russia's $300 billion in assets. China is dumping Treasurys. Central banks are buying gold at record levels.

History shows that when countries weaponize their currency, the monetary order shifts. Holdings of fiat currency decline. Gold rises.

This isn't speculation. This is mechanics. This is history rhyming.

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