BREAKING NEWS FORMER FEDERAL RESERVE GOVERNOR IS CALLING FOR SWEEPING CHANGES ON HOW THE CENTRAL BANK CONDUCTS BUSINESS AND SUGGESTED A POLICY ALLIANCE WITH THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT The pressure is on.

Watching this drama play out at the Federal Reserve is unprecedented. Talk about the unravelling of confidence in real time…

If you ask any informed leader what cemented the world order as we know it today, the answer is clear: Bretton Woods, 1944. In the aftermath of a global war, over 700 delegates from 44 nations gathered in a quiet New Hampshire resort... not for vacation, but to redraw the blueprint of the international monetary system. 1. It was here that the IMF and World Bank were born. 2. It was here that the U.S. dollar was fixed to gold, and all other currencies were pegged to the dollar. This single agreement made the U.S. dollar the cornerstone of global finance, not by accident, but by design. What do the United States and BRICS nations actually agree on? The World Bank and the IMF need reform. The writing is on the wall for those that look for it.

Gold is no longer on the sidelines; it’s moving to the center of the global financial stage. This shift has been telegraphed for years. The next chapter is now being written.

The tensions between the United States and Japan needs to be followed very closely. Why? Japan is the largest holder of U.S. debt. @ResourceWars_

BREAKING NEWS FINANCE MINISTERS FROM THE BRICS GROUP OF DEVELOPING NATIONS HAVE CALLED FOR REFORM OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND Here we go…

The 17th BRICS Summit begins tomorrow in Brazil. The U.S. President has threatened 100% tariffs on nations moving away from the dollar. BRICS countries were named directly De-dollarization is no longer something that is laughed at It is being taken very seriously by the U.S.

The US dollar is on track for its worst year in modern history. Read that again.

This is exactly why the Federal Reserve needs Judy Shelton. When I spoke with her last November, she warned: “We should be more concerned about the concentration of power in a Federal Reserve that faces no limits on how much U.S. government debt it can buy, no limits on the money it can create with a keystroke... and no rules to protect the monetary integrity of the U.S. dollar from its policy of 2% annual debasement.” Hard truth. @judyshel

One thing to watch closely in the weeks ahead is whether BRICS nations plan to establish their own precious metals exchange. The upcoming BRICS summit in Brazil should be interesting. Russia hinted at this last October.