The New Money Revolution: Paying Off $36 Trillion with Treasury Certificates in the Jubilee Year of 2025

The New Money Revolution: Paying Off $36 Trillion with Treasury Certificates in the Jubilee Year of 2025

As the U.S. national debt climbs past $36 trillion, many wonder if a financial reset is possible without devastating economic consequences. Could the United States reinvent its monetary system and eliminate its towering debt? The answer may lie in Treasury Certificates, a revolutionary approach to money creation that bypasses the Federal Reserve and ushers in … Read more

The New Money Revolution: Treasury Certificates, Dividend Dollars, and Bypassing the Federal Reserve

The New Money Revolution: Treasury Certificates, Dividend Dollars, and Bypassing the Federal Reserve

In our previous discussion about the transition from Federal Reserve Notes (FERN) to Treasury Certificates, we highlighted the quiet monetary transformation taking place in the United States, illustrated by the images from @USDebtClock_org. Now, let’s dig deeper into how these changes could reshape the financial system, bypass the Federal Reserve, and introduce a new economic … Read more

Bullion Rallies Amid Global Shifts: Fed Rate Cut and IMF Growth Projections Boost Gold’s Appeal

Bullion Rallies Amid Global Shifts: Fed Rate Cut and IMF Growth Projections Boost Gold's Appeal

In a year marked by geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty, bullion has emerged as a standout performer, climbing over 31% and shattering multiple record peaks. Investors seeking a reliable hedge against global turbulence have flocked to precious metals, driving prices higher and demonstrating bullion’s enduring role as a safe-haven asset. The rally was further ignited … Read more

IRS Unveils New Federal Income Tax Brackets For 2025

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by Tyler Durden The IRS on Oct. 22 unveiled the new federal income tax brackets for 2025. As The Epoch Times’ Zachary Stieber reports, each bracket was changed, including the top one. Single taxpayers making more than $636,350, or couples making more than $751,600, will be subject to a 37 percent tax rate. That’s up from $609,350, and $731,200, respectively. … Read more

The Fiscal Tightrope: U.S. Interest Payments Outpace Defense Spending

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The latest figures from the U.S. Treasury for fiscal 2024 have sparked serious discussions about the sustainability of the country’s financial health. Jim Rickards, a prominent financial commentator, encapsulated the issue perfectly: “Interest on debt: $882 billion. National defense: $874 billion. That’s all, folks. You can’t borrow your way out of a debt crisis. You … Read more

The New Money Revolution: U.S. Debt Clock and the Shift from FERN to Treasury Certificates

The New Money Revolution: U.S. Debt Clock and the Shift from FERN to Treasury Certificates

In recent months, a significant shift has been quietly taking place in the financial world, and it’s being illustrated in real-time on social media platform X, via @USDebtClock_org. For those closely monitoring the images and data displayed, it’s clear that these are not merely visual representations of government debt but signs of an impending monetary … Read more

Gold Prices Surge to New Highs, Closing Above $2600/oz: Is the Rally Unstoppable?

Gold Prices Surge to New Highs, Closing Above $2600/oz: Is the Rally Unstoppable?

Gold is shining brighter than ever, hitting fresh all-time highs on Friday as it closed well above the $2600/oz mark. This rally appears unstoppable, as new records are set with increasing frequency, shaking the markets and exciting investors globally. Many are left wondering: what’s behind this relentless surge? Fed’s Surprise Rate Cut Fuels the Gold … Read more

The Dawn of a New Era: Treasury Certificates and the Great Reset

The Dawn of a New Era: Treasury Certificates and the Great Reset

The sun rose slowly over the city, casting long shadows across empty streets. A quiet revolution was underway, but this wasn’t the kind of upheaval born from the clash of steel or the roar of voices. It was a revolution of the mind, of the system, of the dollar itself. They called it the Great … Read more

Founding Father Edmund Randolph vs. The Federal Reserve: A Historical Reflection on Modern Monetary Policy

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In today’s rapidly evolving financial landscape, where central banks wield considerable power over monetary policy, the legacy of America’s Founding Fathers continues to resonate. One such figure, Edmund Randolph, provides a thought-provoking lens through which we can examine the modern role of the Federal Reserve. Randolph, a statesman and advocate of limited government, was known … Read more