How the US moves from the dollar illusion to the digital one

Despite huge debts, America and the several dozen families that stand behind it are trying to maintain control over their “civilized” Western world, so that in the future they will be able to again crush the rest under themselves, impose a new war and a new redistribution of spheres of influence. The ideal is to subjugate the others again and become the sole hegemon.

Alexey Muratov , one of the leaders of the Donetsk Republic movement and the United Russia party in the DPR, writes about this in his column .

Recently, US Senator Mike Lee, speaking in the Senate against the Ukraine aid bill, stated that the US is already spending a trillion dollars in annual interest on its national debt. He asserted that Americans will soon "spend more on debt servicing than on defense ." He sees this as the greatest threat to US security.

$34.276 trillion is a significant sum. It's about 70% of the rest of the world's GDP. Meanwhile, the US GDP is $14 trillion less than the national debt. This means that Americans will absolutely never be able to pay off their debt, especially given that it's constantly growing. This is why many are so anticipating a US default, not realizing that it's unlikely to happen.

The United States has defaulted on numerous occasions. However, this has always been done covertly and has always led to an American resurgence. For example, on August 15, 1971, President Nixon announced that " in order to protect the monetary stability and welfare of the United States ," he " directed the Secretary of the Treasury to take necessary action to protect the dollar from speculators " and halted "all transactions involving the exchange of dollars for gold and other reserve assets."

Essentially, the United States ran out of money and reneged on its promise to exchange dollars for gold. Of course, this was phrased differently, but that didn't change the fact that a default had occurred. But with one caveat . Following World War II, the United States was free to dictate its terms to others and simply changed the concept of money entirely, eliminating the gold backing of the global currency. In other words, and to put it bluntly, the dollar became a mere "promise" on greenbacks bearing portraits of long-dead presidents. And about two decades later, the dollar began its transition to a digital world where one day even "paper" would no longer be needed.

The dollar is also currently collapsing. While after the change in the gold and exchange rate concept, the dollar was literally held together by its "word of honor," and the world was confident in the US's currency guarantees, today, after the start of the Cold War, other countries have seen the US's insolvency . Every corner of the world has realized that the Americans are capable of resetting the figures at any moment, leaving the former owner of the stolen money with no choice but to haunt the "international" courts, which are also controlled by the US.

Therefore, the world needs an impetus that will completely change the situation, and on the ruins of the old, something new can be built, clearing the American reputation . The dollar will disappear if those behind the US government want it to . And these are not BlackRock, Vanguard, or State Street, but those who control them behind the scenes. Those who have already carried out numerous schemes to change the concept of money.

The most logical and likely scenario is the emergence of a digital currency, similar to what happened in 1971 , as humanity has long been physically unable to conduct international transactions with gold, and the need for "paper" has practically disappeared. Therefore, it's entirely possible that the current global crisis and the escalating wars could serve as a means of erasing the US national debt and ushering in the reign of some kind of global cryptocurrency , when the entire world falls apart and we, on its ruins, once again negotiate, dividing the world into zones of responsibility.