“They” are coming after us. “They” are willing to assassinate a former and future president. “They” hate America and will do anything in their power to destroy this nation in hopes of either rebuilding it in their Marxist image or not rebuilding it at all.
Who are “they”? “They” are the growing ranks of radicals and the ringleaders who are indoctrinating them. Whether you believe the person behind the attempted assassination of President Donald J. Trump was acting alone or just the patsy in a conspiracy is a secondary consideration in the aftermath of the event. What’s known with a certainty is that “they” were so inhumane that they publicly wished the assassin had not missed.
Stop and think about that for a moment. As recently as the aftermath of 9/11, the vast majority of Americans were able to put aside their political differences to respond to a tragic event. Today, the hyper-polarized nature of American society has broken any semblance of a national bond that can supersede political and cultural considerations.
Those who hate America — and who hate Trump as a result — have no filters for their rhetoric, no boundaries for their contempt, and no restrictions on their destructive actions.
“If they’re willing to assassinate a future president, what would they be willing to do to the future economy?”
This question was posed by Genesis Gold Group CEO Jonathan Rose during a recent interview. It’s a concern that may not be at top-of-mind for most Americans today, but it’s something that should definitely be considered, especially with the increasing likelihood that Trump will be reelected.
Never since The Great Depression has America’s economy been so fragile. There have been harder financial times since then, but during those situations the federal government was not burdened by the insane level of debt we face today. There were no nations pushing for de-dollarization back then, but today it’s a creeping specter that seems inevitable following the end of Petrodollar agreement in June.
During past economic crises, the United States was not contending with BRICS. We were not staring at a paradigm shift in money as represented by Central Bank Digital Currencies. Perhaps most importantly, we were not as burdened by existential threats such as an open southern border.
In other words, the resiliency in our economy during past downturns is not present today. The economy is technically still strong, but it is as vulnerable as a large bubble that can burst at any moment.
“Regardless of what happens during the election, we must be ready for turmoil that could start a domino effect on our economy,” Rose said. “I’m not one who embraces doomsayers but the financial tea leaves are all pointing in the same direction.”
It’s assumed that a Trump presidency will improve the overall economy in the long-term, but will he have enough time and resources to combat the post-election turmoil? The unhinged, brainwashed masses who are willing to shut down bridges and take shots at a presidential candidate today will be far more aggressive if Trump wins.
The alternative is even worse. What if Joe Biden or someone who replaces him on the ticket wins in November? As unlikely as that seems today, anything is possible with all the shenanigans that have plagued recent elections.
“If Trump wins, and I truly hope he does, then we will likely see massive turmoil that will make the George Floyd riots seem like mostly peaceful protests,” Rose continued. “But if Trump loses, I would anticipate a sudden economic downturn that could easily turn into a collapse within weeks.”
The fragility of our economy means that post-election riots and even domestic terrorism could interrupt supply chains. Moreover, they could prompt one or more massive cyberattacks that could affect infrastructure, travel, and communications. In such scenarios, the economy will be dramatically hampered even in the best-case-scenario.
All of these things seemed nearly impossible just a few years ago. Of course, a near-miss on Trump seemed very unlikely just a couple of weeks ago and yet it happened. America was a literal inch away from civil war.
“Before the assassination attempt we were very concerned about the future economy and the stability of the nation as a whole which is why we developed a utility precious metals bar, just in case,” Rose said. “Now, it’s clear that we need to get these bars into the wallets and safes of as many Americans as possible.”
The “Prepper Bar” is approximately the size of a credit card, making it very easy to fit in a wallet, purse, or pocket. It comes in gold or silver, allowing just about anyone to carry exchangeable metals with them at all times.
The bar can be broken into three different sizes with a total of 19 pieces per bar. If there is a collapse of fiat currency, Americans will have to rely on their ability to barter. Precious metals have expressed value throughout human history and have been used for bartering any time trouble hits a society.
“We were able to have these minted exclusively in the United States which is why they’re less expensive than any other precious metals utility bars on the market,” Rose said. “Plus, ours is the only one that has three denominations instead of just one-size-fits-all.”
If the grid goes down, banks close, or the U.S. Dollar collapses, precious metals will likely skyrocket in value. Their current prices are already at record highs and that’s before any major economic turbulence. The ability for Americans to store true wealth in their wallet is becoming far more important than ever in the nation’s history.
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