Tag: US Debt Clock
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The Silver Reset Is Here — And Why NI 43-101 Will Decide Whether Canada Can Rise From 14th Place to Compete With the Top Producers
Silver doesn’t reset like a speculative asset.It resets the way a pressure valve releases: slowly at first, then all at once. Industrial demand is no longer optional. Solar, electrification, defense systems, AI hardware, and advanced electronics all depend on silver’s unmatched conductivity. At the same time, mine supply growth has lagged demand for years. This…
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Spending New Money Into Circulation — Not Lending It
Why Treasury Certificates Change Everything For more than a century, the global financial system has operated on a fundamental flaw that few people ever stop to question: Almost all money enters circulation as debt. Not earned.Not saved.Not invested productively first. But lent — into existence — through fractional reserve banking, carrying interest that mathematically can…
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The Great Silver Breakout
For more than a century, silver has been quietly telling a story that few have bothered to calculate properly. Not the paper price quoted on COMEX screens, not the derivative-laden futures market, but the real ratio between money creation and physical metal. When you run the math honestly, the result is startling—and it explains why…
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Happy Independence Day: A Declaration to End the Fed and Embrace a Golden Era
As Americans gather to celebrate Independence Day, fireworks light the skies in memory of our forefathers’ stand for liberty, sovereignty, and self-determination. Yet, as we honour 1776, a new declaration is emerging – one that speaks to financial freedom and the future prosperity of We the People. An image circulating this week from USDebtClock.org captures…
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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…