The End of the US Dollar Is Here - This Will Be The New Financial System
A great presentation by Lynette Zang of Zang Enterprises. She breaks down the coming collapse of the Dollar.
The End of the US Dollar Is Here - This Will Be The New Financial System. A great presentation by Lynette Zang of Zang Enterprises. She breaks down the coming collapse of the Dollar that is baked into the system and the actions being taken by Musk and Trump are leading to this inevitable outcome. Brace for impact. Our big picture analysis and a summary are below.
Our Big Picture Overview:
Corporation called USA is bankrupt and has long been bankrupt.
Entire system operates on the securitization of financial debt instruments.
Each taxpayer with a Social Security Number is a bonded surety to the bankrupt corporation called USA aka the Strawman Theory.
Social Security Numbers are what ties the system together.
Pull on that string and the entire house of cards will collapse.
Trump and Musk are laying the foundation for a massive rug pull and a new digital dollar by intentional design.
Summary of the video:
**The End of the US Dollar Is Here - This Will Be The New Financial System**
**00:13 Decline in the Dollar’s Purchasing Power**
• The dollar has lost its purchasing power since 2007.
• The Federal Reserve reports that the dollar is now worth zero.
• This marks the end of the currency’s lifecycle, and nothing can reverse it.
**01:38 Functions of Money**
• Money originally served as a unit of account, a measure, a medium of exchange, and a fair unit of payment.
• Gold fulfills these functions, but fiat money mimics gold.
• Inflation erodes currency value slowly to avoid public awareness of the changes.
**02:52 History of the Dollar’s Devaluation**
• The dollar devalued in the 1960s, and we are experiencing the same today.
• Global central banks removed gold from the system, leading to the dollar’s devaluation.
• President Nixon claimed Americans wouldn’t notice the loss of purchasing power when buying goods.
**05:23 Shift to a Debt-Based System**
• In 1971, the public lost the ability to exchange gold certificates for gold.
• Governments worldwide also lost this option, transitioning to a debt-based system.
• Debt now exceeds $36 trillion, with interest compounding continuously.
**06:22 Fiat Money and Inflation**
• Fiat money can be printed endlessly and does not retain value over time.
• Inflation is an invisible tax and a confiscation of wealth.
• Governments perpetually confiscate wealth, and this will not stop.
**08:04 The Current Dollar Collapse**
• The dollar’s collapse began after the 2008 financial crisis.
• China and Japan became the largest buyers of Treasury bonds.
• Most people don’t understand how this impacts daily life, but it does.
**09:04 Preparing for Change**
• People assume they’ll receive warnings before crises hit.
• Maintaining living standards and purchasing power is critical.
• Central banks plan to transition us into a digital surveillance and payment system.
**10:41 The Future of Negative Interest Rates**
• Central banks may push interest rates into negative territory.
• This will destroy purchasing power and erode savings.
• New dollars may embed chips for control and automated tax collection.
**11:37 Cryptocurrencies as a Trojan Horse**
• Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are framed as the next evolution of the financial system.
• Since 2009, efforts to adopt them have included suppressing gold and silver prices.
• Cryptocurrencies facilitate the transition to a new system.
**12:36 The Digital Dollar and Fiat Money**
• A digital dollar is programmable fiat money issued by governments.
• Fiat money exists solely through debt and credit.
• Storing savings on a phone could lead to rapid depletion.
**13:35 Gold and Silver vs. Digital Currencies**
• Gold and silver retain intrinsic energy, unlike digital currencies.
• Digital currencies are easier to create and control than physical metals.
• Central banks and governments can manipulate currencies at will.
**14:31 Diversification and Purchasing Power**
• Diversification is key to preserving purchasing power.
• Currency has only two functions, making it vulnerable.
• Convertibility into other currencies helps maintain value.
**15:46 Currency Backing and Control**
• Currency must be backed by gold or other assets.
• The ability to convert currency into a base asset is crucial.
• Hyperinflationary depression and currency collapse are inevitable.
**17:40 Sound Money and Diversification**
• Sound money must fulfill all monetary functions.
• A diversified portfolio protects purchasing power.
• Intangible assets like ETFs lack real value.
**19:24 Long-Term Strategy and Global Community**
• Long-term strategies and diversification are essential.
• Zhang Enterprises offers reliable financial solutions.
• Uniting as a global community could spark a peaceful revolution.
Key Takeaways:
1. The U.S. Dollar’s Decline is Accelerating
The dollar has lost over 90% of its purchasing power since 2007, with the Federal Reserve implicitly acknowledging its collapse.
This signals the end of the dollar’s lifecycle as a dominant global reserve currency.
2. Fiat Money is Fundamentally Flawed
Fiat currencies (like the dollar) are not backed by tangible assets (e.g., gold) and can be printed infinitely, leading to:
Inflation: A hidden tax that erodes savings and purchasing power.
Debt dependency: The global system now relies on $36+ trillion in U.S. debt, with compounding interest.
3. Central Banks Are Pushing a Digital Future
Plans for central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) aim to replace physical cash with programmable, traceable money. Risks include:
Loss of financial privacy: Governments could monitor and control spending.
Negative interest rates: Savings could be drained automatically to incentivize spending.
4. Cryptocurrencies as a Transition Tool
Bitcoin and crypto are framed as the "next iteration" of money but may act as a Trojan horse:
Designed to ease the public into accepting digitized, centralized systems.
Used to suppress gold/silver prices and shift trust away from tangible assets.
5. Gold and Silver Remain Critical Hedges
Precious metals retain intrinsic value and cannot be manipulated like fiat or digital currencies.
They fulfill all traditional functions of money (store of value, medium of exchange, unit of account).
6. Hyperinflation and Currency Collapse Are Inevitable
The current debt-based system is unsustainable. Hyperinflationary depression could wipe out savings and destabilize economies.
Governments may resort to extreme measures (e.g., wealth confiscation, capital controls) to maintain control.
7. Diversification is Essential
Protect purchasing power by diversifying into:
Tangible assets: Gold, silver, real estate.
Foreign currencies: Hedge against dollar collapse.
Avoid reliance on digital wallets or ETFs, which lack physical backing.
8. A New Financial System is Emerging
The transition involves:
A global shift to digital surveillance currencies (CBDCs).
Centralized control over transactions, savings, and economic behavior.
9. Prepare Strategically
Maintain financial sovereignty by holding assets outside the banking system.
Support communities and systems that prioritize sound money (e.g., gold-backed alternatives).
10. The Role of Global Communities
Grassroots movements and decentralized networks (e.g., crypto, barter systems) could challenge centralized control and spark a "peaceful revolution."
Final Note:
The speaker advocates for gold, silver, and diversification as defenses against systemic collapse, while warning against blind trust in government-issued digital currencies. The future hinges on whether societies prioritize financial freedom or accept centralized control.
