02/03/2023 / By Ethan Huff
Mike Adams and Brighteon.com have released the first episode in a new 12-part documentary series called “Breaking Point” that addresses the ongoing financial collapse and the coming shift to a new system, or systems, of currency.
The purpose of the “Breaking Point” documentary series is to warn humanity that we are, in fact, reaching a breaking point for human civilization – “and if we don’t come to our senses and pivot now,” warns Adams, “we simply won’t make it.”
This first episode of “Breaking Point,” which you can watch below, specifically addresses money and how the current system of fiat currency backed by nothing is on its way out, soon to be replaced by something new – a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) perhaps, or maybe a new gold-backed digital currency?
There are likely to be many competing currencies and systems vying for dominance once the fiat house of cards reaches its inevitable end. And in this episode, you will hear from financial experts and analysts like John Rubino, David Morgan, Gregory Mannarino, Bill Holter, Andy Schectman, and more about what that might look like.
(Related: The U.S. has been in collapse mode for quite some time now.)
This first episode, entitled “Financial Collapse,” starts with the shift that occurred in 1971 when most of the world’s governments, including that of the United States, abandoned the gold standard and shifted to fiat currency backed by nothing.
When the world’s currencies were still backed by gold, this limited the printing presses for paper and coins to only the amount of gold that actually existed. This kept a lid on things like runaway inflation and debt bubbles.
Ever since the gold standard was abandoned, however, the world’s money systems have been a runaway freight train – and one that is about to hit a brick wall. You see, debt-based fiat has a terminable shelf life, and that shelf life is about to reach its full expiration.
This is currently seen through runaway inflation, which is moving in the direction of hyperinflation as the current system can only bear so much printing and inflating before it collapses in on itself.
Breaking free from the gold standard allowed the shadow government to print its way into numerous world wars, many stolen elections, and endless nation-building and regime changes, but that party is about to end as the music stops.
The current world order is fighting tooth and nail to keep its fiat scam going for as long as possible, including with endless distractions like “covid,” monkeypox, tensions in Ukraine, the energy crisis, the egg crisis, and so on and so forth. Eventually, though, there will be no more excuses, the rubber will meet the road, and the system will collapse on itself.
Once this happens, there could be a shift back to gold-backed currency or some other forms of wealth ownership that involves real assets as opposed to worthless fiat paper. All of this and more is discussed in the above episode, which you will not want to miss.
“It’s always the same thing, always a distraction,” Mannarino of TradersChoice.net explains about how the game works. “Look here, don’t look over here,” with the printing presses running at full blast all the while.
The reality is that, despite talks of raising rates and tightening the money supply, the Federal Reserve and other central banks plan to continue printing and inflating until they can inflate no more – and we are right now at the point where inflation is about to reach a breaking point.
More related news about the ongoing financial implosion can be found at Collapse.news.
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