You’re a liar Bill. AIPAC has not contributed the most. Qatar and Elon control government agencies and our educational system. I quote perplexity.
What Qatar funds in the U.S.
• Qatar has spent nearly $250 million on firms registered under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) since Donald Trump was first elected, and its agents have logged more in‑person meetings with U.S. political contacts than any other foreign country.[quincyinst]
• OpenSecrets data show the “Government of Qatar” reporting about $180,000 in federal lobbying spending in 2024 under that specific client entry, but this does not include all Qatari‑linked entities and contracts.[opensecrets]
• Qatar is the largest foreign government donor to U.S. universities, with about $4.7 billion in disclosed gifts between 2001 and 2021.[wikipedia +2]
• It is described as the third‑largest foreign government donor to U.S. think tanks, with around $9.1 million over five years.[wrmea +2]
“Biggest contributor to officials” vs. other donors
• Federal campaign contributions to U.S. candidates and parties are dominated by U.S. individuals, corporations (via PACs), and domestic interest groups; the largest “big donors” tracked are wealthy Americans, not foreign governments like Qatar.[opensecrets +2]
• Foreign nationals and foreign governments are generally prohibited from directly contributing to U.S. federal campaigns, so Qatar’s influence operates mainly through lobbying contracts, investments, media, universities, and think tanks rather than straightforward campaign checks to officials.[opensecrets +2]
Bottom line
• Qatar is one of the most influential foreign players in Washington through lobbying and institutional funding and is unusually large among foreign government donors to U.S. universities and think tanks.[thehill +3]
• It is not, however, the single biggest overall financial contributor to U.S. government officials when compared to domestic megadonors and PAC networks that fund campaigns on a much larger scale.[usafacts +2]
And it is Elon Musk who contributes the most to U.S. politicians. Again I quote Perplexity.
For the 2024 election cycle, the single largest financial contributor to U.S. politicians was Elon Musk, who gave more than 290 million dollars to Republican candidates, PACs, and other outside political groups.[opensecrets +1]
Largest individual donors (recent cycle)
• Elon Musk: Over 291 million dollars to Republican candidates and conservative‑aligned committees in 2024.[golocalprov +1]
• Several other donors each exceeded 100 million dollars in the same cycle, but all gave significantly less than Musk.[opensecrets]
How this is measured
• These figures come from analyses of Federal Election Commission data that total contributions to candidates, parties, PACs, and super PACs, then rank donors by aggregate giving.[opensecrets +2]
• Rankings can vary slightly by whether you look only at super PACs, only direct candidate giving, or all federal political spending combined, but Musk remains the top overall donor for 2024 under these standard aggregations.[opensecrets +2]
Here are more of your bullshit anti-Semitic lies. According to Perplexity, here are the Super PACs that contributed the most to US politicians.
Largest PACs by money raised/spent (2024 cycle)
These figures are for federal activity in the 2023–2024 cycle.
• ActBlue – About 3.8 billion dollars raised and 3.79 billion spent, serving as the main small‑dollar online fundraising PAC for Democrats.[opensecrets +2]
• WinRed – About 1.69 billion dollars raised and 1.68 billion spent as the Republican counterpart to ActBlue.[usafacts +2]
• Senate Majority PAC – Roughly 703 million dollars raised and 704 million spent, the main Democratic Senate super PAC.[opensecrets +1]
• Future Forward USA Action – Around 559 million dollars raised and spent, a major pro‑Democratic super PAC heavily involved in presidential and congressional races.[opensecrets]
• Make America Great Again Inc – About 410 million dollars raised and 457 million spent supporting Donald Trump and allied Republicans.[opensecrets]
Biggest PACs by independent expenditures
Looking just at outside spending (ads and other independent expenditures):
• Future Forward USA – About 510 million dollars in independent expenditures.[opensecrets]
• Make America Great Again Inc – About 377 million dollars.[opensecrets]
• Senate Majority PAC – About 311 million dollars.[opensecrets]
• Congressional Leadership Fund – About 217 million dollars, the main House Republican super PAC.[opensecrets]
• Senate Leadership Fund – About 211 million dollars, the main Senate Republican super PAC.[opensecrets]
Top traditional PACs giving directly to candidates
For direct contributions to candidates (not independent ads), the largest givers in 2024 were much smaller in scale:
• Never Back Down Inc – About 5.25 million dollars to candidates, all to Republicans.[opensecrets]
• National Association of Realtors PAC – About 4.19 million dollars split roughly evenly between Democrats and Republicans.
And Massie is an anti-Semitic turd 💩 like you are Bill. Eat Shiite Bill .
Thanks Bill, you always give me confidence in my investments in precious metals and the miners. Glad to see that some of the Epstein focus is shifting to those who created this creature.
It urges President Donald Trump to implement sweeping monetary reforms in his second term, arguing it could usher in a 'Golden Era' of prosperity—or risk being remembered as a missed opportunity to prevent the making of 1929 seeming like a picnic. Let's dive into its main arguments, proposals, and inspirations. It challenges President Donald Trump to seize his second term for transformative monetary reforms. The author argues this could lead to unprecedented prosperity, eliminating federal income taxes for most Americans, erasing national debt, and funding universal healthcare and infrastructure. But if ignored, it warns of economic collapse far worse than the Great Depression. Drawing from historical lessons and thinkers like Frederick Soddy, Richard Werner, Ellen H Brown, Michael Hudson, Gillian Tett
@gillianTett
, and others the post blends critique, proposal, and plea. Let's unpack it step by step.
The post positions Trump as the leader with the 'persistence and determination' and Overton Window alignment, not available for over 5,000 years, now ready for him to overhaul the U.S. monetary system, which it calls 'scientifically flawed and morally indefensible.' It critiques the current setup's usage of Orwellian language and lies to disguise its deception and fraud while private banks create most money as debt, leading to exponential debt growth, wealth inequality, boom-bust cycles, and crises like 2008. Drawing on historical parallels, it claims aligned conditions now make reform possible shifting from 'There Is No Alternative' to 'There Are Realistic Alternatives.'
The goal? Zero federal income taxes for most, no deficit spending, and funding for infrastructure, education, and healthcare through ethical money distribution and poverty alleviation, all while boosting overall prosperity."
@elonmusk
@POTUS
@SecScottBessent
"Could one Congressional act change America's economy forever? A blog's bold vision." The TRUMP C.A.R.D." Welcome to this breakdown of a thought-provoking blog post titled 'Greatest or Worst, Pres. Trump: Your Call! – R.E.A.D.: Read, Examine, Analyze, Decide.' Published on http://bestsolutionsfl.blog
Let "The Golden Era begin now. Growth and Prosperity for Mankind. At its heart, the blog argues the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 handed money creation to private banks, allowing them to 'fabricate money from nothing' via loans—backed by citations like economist Richard Werner's 2014 study and the Bank of England's admissions. This creates artificial scarcity, extracts wealth upward to the top 1%, and ignores abundance potential in science and resources. It warns of impending unrest worse than 1929 if unchanged but sees hope in reclaiming constitutional sovereignty over money.
This 'debt-money' system, it argues, inevitably leads to instability: debts grow faster than the money supply to pay them, fueling inflation, asset bubbles, and crashes. Wealth flows upward as interest payments extract from the productive economy, exacerbating inequality. The post warns of a looming 'Black Swan' event, potentially sparking unrest worse than 1929, unless reformed. It calls for reclaiming constitutional sovereignty over money—'coin money and regulate the value thereof'—to make it a public utility, not a profit tool for elites. Parallels to today's issues, like ballooning household debt and corporate monopolies, underscore the urgency.
The centerpiece is the proposed 'TRUMP C.A.R.D. (Capital Assets Re-Distribution) Act,' a four-part plan to be passed in an emergency congressional session within 72 hours. . Here's the breakdown:
C: Capital Assets Re-Distribution via Sovereign Wealth Fund (USA-SWF) – A public trust to fund jobs, infrastructure, poverty reduction, and debt payoff, tied to constitutional ideals like 'Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness' and FDR's Four Freedoms. It would act as a fiscal tool for 'economic alchemy' in essentials.
A: Amend the Fed – Reform the Federal Reserve to end private debt-money creation, implement 100% reserve banking, and shift to debt-free issuance tied to real economic output. Overseen by a Monetary Sustainability Board, phased in over 36 months.
R: Fair Share Income Tax – A simple 3% tax on high earners (over $300K) and large corporations (over $30M profits), with most personal and corporate taxes dropping to ZERO (0%). Revenues feed the SWF.
D: Financial Transaction Fee – A 0.3% low levy on global USD transactions (estimated at $10-20 quadrillion annually), generating trillions to replace income taxes, eliminate federal debt, and fund priorities without inflation.
"C.A.R.D. Act: A Gamechanger" "The ideas draw heavily from Nobel Prize-winning chemist Frederick Soddy's 1934 book, 'The Role of Money,' which critiques debt-based systems and advocates money as a public utility for wealth distribution. Soddy's quotes, like 'Though we have the science to produce wealth in abundance, it is beyond the wit of man to learn how to distribute it,' underscore the blog's call for ethical stewardship. The blog includes ideas from other recognizable award-winning authors: Richard Werner, Ellen Brown, Michael Hudson, Gillian Tett, and Stephen Zarlenga. Other references include Adam Smith, Joseph Stiglitz on rewriting economic rules, Einstein on new thinking, and figures like Moses, Gandhi and Reagan for inspirational change. It positions Trump as the 'magic wand' Obama once mocked, capable of ending 5,000 years of 'monetary illusion.'"
The post is a direct plea to Trump, framing the reforms as his 'generational gift' to end debt servitude and deliver prosperity 'for all mankind.' The tone is urgent and inspirational, calling readers to 'R.E.A.D.'—Read, Examine, Analyze, Decide—and act for a seamless, painless, revolution toward abundance."
"Whether you see this as visionary or overly ambitious, the blog challenges us to rethink money's role in society. Check the full post at the link in the description, and decide for yourself: Could this make Trump the 'greatest' president—or the 'worst' for not trying?
"What makes the C.A.R.D. Act 'a deal so great and beneficial for the people that it can't be refused'?
The blog frames it as transformative, with massive upsides and minimal downsides.
INCREASES:
Wages by 20-30% through freed-up capital;
GDP by 200-300% over a few years via efficient distribution;
Job opportunities in infrastructure and tech;
Access to healthcare and education for all;
Economic stability and innovation.
DECREASES:
Federal income taxes to zero for 90% of Americans;
National debt to zero in years;
Wealth inequality as funds flow downward;
Boom-bust cycles via reformed banking;
Poverty and homelessness through targeted aid.
This seamless, painless revolution promises abundance without sacrifice for the average citizen—too good to pass up.
"Inspiration comes from Frederick Soddy's 1934 'The Role of Money,' critiquing debt systems and advocating public utility money. Soddy's line, 'Though we have the science to produce wealth in abundance, it is beyond the wit of man to learn how to distribute it,' resonates. Other nods: Adam Smith's free markets, Joseph Stiglitz on rewriting rules, Einstein on new thinking, Gandhi and Reagan on change. Trump is cast as the 'magic wand' to end millennia of 'monetary illusion.'"
R.E.A.D.: Read, Examine, Analyze, Decide--> Believe that a better monetary system is possible—one free from private debt slavery. Soddy showed money should distribute wealth, not concentrate it. Believe the evidence: banks create money at will, yet the public pays the price. Then R.E.A.D. the blog: R.E.A.D.: Greatest or Worst, Pres. Trump: Your Call! –https://bestsolutionsfl.blog/2026/02/04/greatest-or-worst-pres-trump
The blog contains One Big Beautiful Free Gift from Frederick Soddy: The Role of Money: Free Download, any questions can be answered by having “GROK” respond. From 2016’s vindication of Soddy to today’s urgent C.A.R.D. Act blueprint, paint a prescient portrait of a system rigged for busts. We’re not just updating the thesis—we’re weaponizing it against the “Mother Lode Privilege” of untapped USD flows.
Read the revelations, Examine the mechanisms, Analyze the damage, and decide to fight for reform. Belief ignites action. The Golden Era awaits those who dare to believe and act.
“The Golden Era begins now.” “Since time’s dawn, man gripped dominium over Earth’s wealth. TODAY, The Trump C.A.R.D. can achieve the pinnacle: Distribution for all mankind’s betterment.”
Can someone explain who or how millions of pages of documents were written by JE? Who does that? Were there scribes following him around documenting everything even what went on behind closed doors? Something doesn't make sense here with all of this evidence on paper....when Something is too good to be true it usually isn't...
I don't see much wrong in Oliver's outlook. How else to tame the debt rising one trillion every 90 days? Monetize our gold, link it to a new CBDC currency. The dollar fiat gig is over, run its scam course.
I always enjoy reading the comments after Bill's daily missives but cannot find the one received on Feb 6 on the website. I presume it would have prompted much response.
You’re a liar Bill. AIPAC has not contributed the most. Qatar and Elon control government agencies and our educational system. I quote perplexity.
What Qatar funds in the U.S.
• Qatar has spent nearly $250 million on firms registered under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) since Donald Trump was first elected, and its agents have logged more in‑person meetings with U.S. political contacts than any other foreign country.[quincyinst]
• OpenSecrets data show the “Government of Qatar” reporting about $180,000 in federal lobbying spending in 2024 under that specific client entry, but this does not include all Qatari‑linked entities and contracts.[opensecrets]
• Qatar is the largest foreign government donor to U.S. universities, with about $4.7 billion in disclosed gifts between 2001 and 2021.[wikipedia +2]
• It is described as the third‑largest foreign government donor to U.S. think tanks, with around $9.1 million over five years.[wrmea +2]
“Biggest contributor to officials” vs. other donors
• Federal campaign contributions to U.S. candidates and parties are dominated by U.S. individuals, corporations (via PACs), and domestic interest groups; the largest “big donors” tracked are wealthy Americans, not foreign governments like Qatar.[opensecrets +2]
• Foreign nationals and foreign governments are generally prohibited from directly contributing to U.S. federal campaigns, so Qatar’s influence operates mainly through lobbying contracts, investments, media, universities, and think tanks rather than straightforward campaign checks to officials.[opensecrets +2]
Bottom line
• Qatar is one of the most influential foreign players in Washington through lobbying and institutional funding and is unusually large among foreign government donors to U.S. universities and think tanks.[thehill +3]
• It is not, however, the single biggest overall financial contributor to U.S. government officials when compared to domestic megadonors and PAC networks that fund campaigns on a much larger scale.[usafacts +2]
And it is Elon Musk who contributes the most to U.S. politicians. Again I quote Perplexity.
For the 2024 election cycle, the single largest financial contributor to U.S. politicians was Elon Musk, who gave more than 290 million dollars to Republican candidates, PACs, and other outside political groups.[opensecrets +1]
Largest individual donors (recent cycle)
• Elon Musk: Over 291 million dollars to Republican candidates and conservative‑aligned committees in 2024.[golocalprov +1]
• Several other donors each exceeded 100 million dollars in the same cycle, but all gave significantly less than Musk.[opensecrets]
How this is measured
• These figures come from analyses of Federal Election Commission data that total contributions to candidates, parties, PACs, and super PACs, then rank donors by aggregate giving.[opensecrets +2]
• Rankings can vary slightly by whether you look only at super PACs, only direct candidate giving, or all federal political spending combined, but Musk remains the top overall donor for 2024 under these standard aggregations.[opensecrets +2]
Here are more of your bullshit anti-Semitic lies. According to Perplexity, here are the Super PACs that contributed the most to US politicians.
Largest PACs by money raised/spent (2024 cycle)
These figures are for federal activity in the 2023–2024 cycle.
• ActBlue – About 3.8 billion dollars raised and 3.79 billion spent, serving as the main small‑dollar online fundraising PAC for Democrats.[opensecrets +2]
• WinRed – About 1.69 billion dollars raised and 1.68 billion spent as the Republican counterpart to ActBlue.[usafacts +2]
• Senate Majority PAC – Roughly 703 million dollars raised and 704 million spent, the main Democratic Senate super PAC.[opensecrets +1]
• Future Forward USA Action – Around 559 million dollars raised and spent, a major pro‑Democratic super PAC heavily involved in presidential and congressional races.[opensecrets]
• Make America Great Again Inc – About 410 million dollars raised and 457 million spent supporting Donald Trump and allied Republicans.[opensecrets]
Biggest PACs by independent expenditures
Looking just at outside spending (ads and other independent expenditures):
• Future Forward USA – About 510 million dollars in independent expenditures.[opensecrets]
• Make America Great Again Inc – About 377 million dollars.[opensecrets]
• Senate Majority PAC – About 311 million dollars.[opensecrets]
• Congressional Leadership Fund – About 217 million dollars, the main House Republican super PAC.[opensecrets]
• Senate Leadership Fund – About 211 million dollars, the main Senate Republican super PAC.[opensecrets]
Top traditional PACs giving directly to candidates
For direct contributions to candidates (not independent ads), the largest givers in 2024 were much smaller in scale:
• Never Back Down Inc – About 5.25 million dollars to candidates, all to Republicans.[opensecrets]
• National Association of Realtors PAC – About 4.19 million dollars split roughly evenly between Democrats and Republicans.
And Massie is an anti-Semitic turd 💩 like you are Bill. Eat Shiite Bill .
Bill lives at the intersection of anti-semitism, paranoid personality disorder and heavy drinking.
Who needs his worthless diatribes? This is supposed to be a financial newsletter.
Disheartening to learn how easy it is for foreign countries exploit the US, welfare fraud especially
More disheartening is no president and Congress in modern times has reduced the deficit
Thanks Bill, you always give me confidence in my investments in precious metals and the miners. Glad to see that some of the Epstein focus is shifting to those who created this creature.
Whatever the truth is, virtue has little to do with conduct.
"Could 1 Congressional Act change America's economy forever? " The TRUMP C.A.R.D."
It urges President Donald Trump to implement sweeping monetary reforms in his second term, arguing it could usher in a 'Golden Era' of prosperity—or risk being remembered as a missed opportunity to prevent the making of 1929 seeming like a picnic. Let's dive into its main arguments, proposals, and inspirations. It challenges President Donald Trump to seize his second term for transformative monetary reforms. The author argues this could lead to unprecedented prosperity, eliminating federal income taxes for most Americans, erasing national debt, and funding universal healthcare and infrastructure. But if ignored, it warns of economic collapse far worse than the Great Depression. Drawing from historical lessons and thinkers like Frederick Soddy, Richard Werner, Ellen H Brown, Michael Hudson, Gillian Tett
@gillianTett
, and others the post blends critique, proposal, and plea. Let's unpack it step by step.
The post positions Trump as the leader with the 'persistence and determination' and Overton Window alignment, not available for over 5,000 years, now ready for him to overhaul the U.S. monetary system, which it calls 'scientifically flawed and morally indefensible.' It critiques the current setup's usage of Orwellian language and lies to disguise its deception and fraud while private banks create most money as debt, leading to exponential debt growth, wealth inequality, boom-bust cycles, and crises like 2008. Drawing on historical parallels, it claims aligned conditions now make reform possible shifting from 'There Is No Alternative' to 'There Are Realistic Alternatives.'
The goal? Zero federal income taxes for most, no deficit spending, and funding for infrastructure, education, and healthcare through ethical money distribution and poverty alleviation, all while boosting overall prosperity."
@elonmusk
@POTUS
@SecScottBessent
"Could one Congressional act change America's economy forever? A blog's bold vision." The TRUMP C.A.R.D." Welcome to this breakdown of a thought-provoking blog post titled 'Greatest or Worst, Pres. Trump: Your Call! – R.E.A.D.: Read, Examine, Analyze, Decide.' Published on http://bestsolutionsfl.blog
Let "The Golden Era begin now. Growth and Prosperity for Mankind. At its heart, the blog argues the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 handed money creation to private banks, allowing them to 'fabricate money from nothing' via loans—backed by citations like economist Richard Werner's 2014 study and the Bank of England's admissions. This creates artificial scarcity, extracts wealth upward to the top 1%, and ignores abundance potential in science and resources. It warns of impending unrest worse than 1929 if unchanged but sees hope in reclaiming constitutional sovereignty over money.
This 'debt-money' system, it argues, inevitably leads to instability: debts grow faster than the money supply to pay them, fueling inflation, asset bubbles, and crashes. Wealth flows upward as interest payments extract from the productive economy, exacerbating inequality. The post warns of a looming 'Black Swan' event, potentially sparking unrest worse than 1929, unless reformed. It calls for reclaiming constitutional sovereignty over money—'coin money and regulate the value thereof'—to make it a public utility, not a profit tool for elites. Parallels to today's issues, like ballooning household debt and corporate monopolies, underscore the urgency.
The centerpiece is the proposed 'TRUMP C.A.R.D. (Capital Assets Re-Distribution) Act,' a four-part plan to be passed in an emergency congressional session within 72 hours. . Here's the breakdown:
C: Capital Assets Re-Distribution via Sovereign Wealth Fund (USA-SWF) – A public trust to fund jobs, infrastructure, poverty reduction, and debt payoff, tied to constitutional ideals like 'Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness' and FDR's Four Freedoms. It would act as a fiscal tool for 'economic alchemy' in essentials.
A: Amend the Fed – Reform the Federal Reserve to end private debt-money creation, implement 100% reserve banking, and shift to debt-free issuance tied to real economic output. Overseen by a Monetary Sustainability Board, phased in over 36 months.
R: Fair Share Income Tax – A simple 3% tax on high earners (over $300K) and large corporations (over $30M profits), with most personal and corporate taxes dropping to ZERO (0%). Revenues feed the SWF.
D: Financial Transaction Fee – A 0.3% low levy on global USD transactions (estimated at $10-20 quadrillion annually), generating trillions to replace income taxes, eliminate federal debt, and fund priorities without inflation.
"C.A.R.D. Act: A Gamechanger" "The ideas draw heavily from Nobel Prize-winning chemist Frederick Soddy's 1934 book, 'The Role of Money,' which critiques debt-based systems and advocates money as a public utility for wealth distribution. Soddy's quotes, like 'Though we have the science to produce wealth in abundance, it is beyond the wit of man to learn how to distribute it,' underscore the blog's call for ethical stewardship. The blog includes ideas from other recognizable award-winning authors: Richard Werner, Ellen Brown, Michael Hudson, Gillian Tett, and Stephen Zarlenga. Other references include Adam Smith, Joseph Stiglitz on rewriting economic rules, Einstein on new thinking, and figures like Moses, Gandhi and Reagan for inspirational change. It positions Trump as the 'magic wand' Obama once mocked, capable of ending 5,000 years of 'monetary illusion.'"
The post is a direct plea to Trump, framing the reforms as his 'generational gift' to end debt servitude and deliver prosperity 'for all mankind.' The tone is urgent and inspirational, calling readers to 'R.E.A.D.'—Read, Examine, Analyze, Decide—and act for a seamless, painless, revolution toward abundance."
"Whether you see this as visionary or overly ambitious, the blog challenges us to rethink money's role in society. Check the full post at the link in the description, and decide for yourself: Could this make Trump the 'greatest' president—or the 'worst' for not trying?
"What makes the C.A.R.D. Act 'a deal so great and beneficial for the people that it can't be refused'?
The blog frames it as transformative, with massive upsides and minimal downsides.
INCREASES:
Wages by 20-30% through freed-up capital;
GDP by 200-300% over a few years via efficient distribution;
Job opportunities in infrastructure and tech;
Access to healthcare and education for all;
Economic stability and innovation.
DECREASES:
Federal income taxes to zero for 90% of Americans;
National debt to zero in years;
Wealth inequality as funds flow downward;
Boom-bust cycles via reformed banking;
Poverty and homelessness through targeted aid.
This seamless, painless revolution promises abundance without sacrifice for the average citizen—too good to pass up.
"Inspiration comes from Frederick Soddy's 1934 'The Role of Money,' critiquing debt systems and advocating public utility money. Soddy's line, 'Though we have the science to produce wealth in abundance, it is beyond the wit of man to learn how to distribute it,' resonates. Other nods: Adam Smith's free markets, Joseph Stiglitz on rewriting rules, Einstein on new thinking, Gandhi and Reagan on change. Trump is cast as the 'magic wand' to end millennia of 'monetary illusion.'"
R.E.A.D.: Read, Examine, Analyze, Decide--> Believe that a better monetary system is possible—one free from private debt slavery. Soddy showed money should distribute wealth, not concentrate it. Believe the evidence: banks create money at will, yet the public pays the price. Then R.E.A.D. the blog: R.E.A.D.: Greatest or Worst, Pres. Trump: Your Call! –https://bestsolutionsfl.blog/2026/02/04/greatest-or-worst-pres-trump
The blog contains One Big Beautiful Free Gift from Frederick Soddy: The Role of Money: Free Download, any questions can be answered by having “GROK” respond. From 2016’s vindication of Soddy to today’s urgent C.A.R.D. Act blueprint, paint a prescient portrait of a system rigged for busts. We’re not just updating the thesis—we’re weaponizing it against the “Mother Lode Privilege” of untapped USD flows.
Read the revelations, Examine the mechanisms, Analyze the damage, and decide to fight for reform. Belief ignites action. The Golden Era awaits those who dare to believe and act.
“The Golden Era begins now.” “Since time’s dawn, man gripped dominium over Earth’s wealth. TODAY, The Trump C.A.R.D. can achieve the pinnacle: Distribution for all mankind’s betterment.”
Can someone explain who or how millions of pages of documents were written by JE? Who does that? Were there scribes following him around documenting everything even what went on behind closed doors? Something doesn't make sense here with all of this evidence on paper....when Something is too good to be true it usually isn't...
I don't see much wrong in Oliver's outlook. How else to tame the debt rising one trillion every 90 days? Monetize our gold, link it to a new CBDC currency. The dollar fiat gig is over, run its scam course.
I always enjoy reading the comments after Bill's daily missives but cannot find the one received on Feb 6 on the website. I presume it would have prompted much response.