Society is declining in value because our money is declining in value.
This is self-evident. And yet every time I bother to read the news I don’t see a single person mentioning it. Instead, everyone is blaming immigrants or lazy youth or some other random excuse.
The reason why our society is declining is because our financial system allows a small group of men to create money out of thin air. Whenever this occurs, the value of everyone else’s money declines.
The only way to fix this problem is to embrace a money that no one can dilute or devalue.
What many people don’t realise is inflation hasn’t always existed. Between 1815 and 1914 the price of most things decreased in price or stayed roughly the same. Most countries had 100 years of steady prices. This all changed when Germany left the gold standard during the first world war and most countries followed soon after. When America left the gold standard in 1971 the reins were off and we’ve been living in an age of inflation ever since.
This is why the wealth gap has increased so greatly since 1971. Rich people own assets and these always go up when excess money is created out of thin air. Poor people own cash and this always declines when excess money is created. This wealth gap leads to young people embracing radical left-wing ideas and this leads to a further decline in society.
Nearly every single problem in society can be traced back to the fact that a small group of men control the money. Inflation, the wealth gap, young people embracing socialism, even the need for endless immigration are all attributable to this fact.
A man used to be able work a regular job and support his family while his wife stayed home to look after the kids. Do you know what changed? We allowed a small group of men to hijack the money in 1971. Now mum has to go to work as well. We’re at the stage where even two working adults struggle to afford a house and family.
This problem will continue to accelerate. It is mathematically impossible to stop it. No government policy or leadership change will fix it.
The entire population has been convinced that our current monetary policies are necessary. It’s one of the greatest acts of worldwide indoctrination and brainwashing that has ever existed. Even North Korean leader Kim Jong-un would be proud.
Most Westerners genuinely don’t believe they are brainwashed or indoctrinated. They look at countries like North Korea and are amazed at how people could follow the nonsense put out by those regimes. But if you believe it’s necessary to print money on this scale you are just as blind as any North Korean. You’ve been indoctrinated into the belief that best suits your financial masters and now you are following them obediently.
There is no reason for things to keep rising in price. Not only is there no reason for it, it actually makes no sense. Technology should be making everything cheaper. Deflation should be the normal state of things, just like it was during the days of the gold standard.
One of the most insane things about our society is that technology keeps making everything cheaper and yet everyone keeps getting poorer. There is only one group to blame for this and it is the same group that keeps telling you Bitcoin is a scam and that you should stay away from it.
I’m going to end this article with two quotes from Donald Trump that highlight why I keep telling people Bitcoin is inevitable. The first quote is from a Libertarian conference he spoke at over the weekend. The second is from a podcast he did a few days later.
‘I will ensure that the future of Bitcoin will be made in the USA, not driven overseas. I will support the right to self-custody. To the nation’s 50 million crypto holders I say this, with your vote, I will keep Elizabeth Warren and her goons away from your bitcoin. And I will never allow the creation of a central bank digital currency.’
‘We’re backing it [Bitcoin] … we have to. Otherwise someone else is going to do it from another country and as you know they are already trying. It’s gonna happen [bitcoin]. We’re gonna help it happen. And it’s something that can be very good.’
