Do the math...

Now comes pain 💥23💥

https://dailyhodl.com/2023/11/17/491900000000-in-us-treasuries-dumped-by-china-in-a-decade-as-countrys-us-debt-holdings-hit-14-year-low/

7:35 am eastern

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https://x.com/cowboyw2b2/status/1726580045458927893?s=46

Egypt, India abandon dollar completely

Egypt and India, in a strategic alignment with the BRICS bloc’s de-dollarization efforts, have initiated discussions to eliminate the US dollar from their trade relations.

This bold move is a part of a growing trend among BRICS nations to reduce dependence on the US dollar in international trade, and it signifies a significant shift in the global economic landscape.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/egypt-india-abandon-dollar-completely/ar-AA1kcaKS?rc=1&ocid=winp1taskbar&cvid=792e3c5d81c643edb1c2f1109410cf0e&ei=13

😎🇵🇭🔥. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/9/19/philippines-doomsday-cult-accused-of-child-sex-abuse

There is a countdown on the Ingersoll Lockwood page

NEW - U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: "We can’t allow Ukraine to lose a battle on the homefront."

@disclosetv

On this day on the 20th November 1945 the Nuremberg Trials began.

--London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG)--

London is..

"READY for the Radical Shift in Digital Assets"

In a time when the financial industry is facing unprecedented challenges and opportunities, ..the pivotal role that digital assets play in ... forging a new path forward. #XRP

https://x.com/chadsteingraber/status/1726611414813409650?s=46

People your Silver and Gold will be used in a Bi Metal / Natural Resources backed World financial system... your one ounce coin will be divided into grain, seeds, grams.... Interesting note No Gold/Silver economy has ever experienced #Inflation our for fathers were gamed by the BANKER of the World dating back to revolutionary war... In the late 1700s, particularly before the American Revolution, the British colonies did experience various economic policies imposed by the British government. However, the issue of currency was more complex than a straightforward mandate to use only British currency.

One significant event was the Currency Acts passed by the British Parliament in the 18th century. The first Currency Act was enacted in 1751, and it prohibited the New England colonies from issuing new paper money. The intention behind this act was to control inflation and stabilize the currency situation. The act was seen by some colonists as an attempt by the British government to tighten control over colonial economies.

Later, in 1764, another Currency Act was passed, extending restrictions on the issuance of paper money to all the colonies. This act aimed to standardize the colonial currency system and ensure that only certain types of money were in circulation. Colonists saw these acts as limiting their economic autonomy and contributing to grievances that ultimately led to the American Revolution.

While these acts restricted the colonies' ability to issue paper money, they did not explicitly mandate the use of British currency. The colonies continued to use a mix of currencies, including foreign coins, Spanish dollars, and other forms of money. The Currency Acts were more about regulating and controlling the colonial monetary systems than forcing the use of British currency exclusively.

The economic policies and regulations imposed by the British government were one of the factors that fueled tensions between the American colonies and Britain, eventually contributing to the outbreak of the American Revolution in 1775.

Napoleon expressed concerns about what he perceived as the economic imperialism of the British, and he was wary of the power held by British financial institutions, including the Bank of England. While he did not specifically articulate concerns about a "world bank" in the modern sense, his apprehensions were centered around the economic influence wielded by the British on a global scale.