“The Big Picture Planned for Six Years: Kingdom of Dollars”
It’s not a mistake.
If you look at the U.S. Treasury and the Fed right now, you can see the big picture of the last six years. To start with:
“I will create a situation where all countries cannot live without dollars!”
What does this mean? Simply put, it drives global deflation and makes countries around the world need dollars. In the process, the dollar becomes the king, and the U.S. Treasury is pushed out.
Game Plan: “Dollar Lives, Rest Dies”
1.Inducing deflation
•Keep interest rates high, making it difficult to spend money.
•If consumption and investment shrink, prices fall.
•In the end, as the economy cools, there are cries of “Lend us our dollars!”
The main character is $2
•Treasuries? Not interested in people.
•Instead, the “dollar itself” becomes the center of the transaction, creating a structure where you can’t turn the economy around without the dollar.
•In short, “The dollar is still the reserve currency, but now in dollars instead of government bonds!”
And Trump’s appearance
Who’s going to burn in the whole process?
•Biden: “You were in this mess when you were president!”
•Powell and Yellen: “This happened because of the Fed and Treasury pranks!”
•China: “The economy is dead because of China!”
Trump will come back and attribute it all to “other people’s mistakes” and insist that he will be a “save.” It’s a play that’s already scripted.
For example:
•Now it’s like a goalkeeper deliberately scoring an own goal in a football game. People are like, “What’s wrong with him?” and then suddenly realize, “That was the plan!”
•The ultimate goal? The big picture of deceiving your opponents, and eventually getting the win.
conclusion
The U.S. is trying to leverage deflation to strengthen its dollar-focused economy.
What if this isn’t just a mistake, it’s a strategy that’s been thoroughly designed over the past six years?
In the end, the world is likely to give in to the “need for dollars.”
Again, the price of all these strategies? We’re all going to feel it. We may soon have “a world we can’t live without dollars.”