WHY THE GOLD DOUBLES?
Discussion
when gold doubles, empires fall.
Rome. Spain. France. Britain
every time their currency collapsed,
gold didn’t just rise. the empire crumbled
it’s happened again
most miss the cause. focusing on inflation, debt and chaos ( the symptoms )
what’s really happening?
we’re witnessing the greatest wealth transfer in human history.
the blueprint repeats:
currency debases → gold doubles → trust breaks → empire collapses → New system rises.
let’s break it down:
Rome:
started with silver coins at 95% purity.
three centuries later? less than 5%.
Gold doubled. Soldiers demanded gold pay. Inflation skyrocketed 1,000%. Trade and trust crashed. Empire fractured.
Spain:
1500s superpower thanks to silver influx.
Printed wealth without production. Prices quadrupled. Middle class destroyed. Four defaults in 50 years.
Gold & silver doubled. Empire bankrupt.
France:
late 1700s paper money backed by land.
Printed billions, currency collapsed 40-to-1.
Gold doubled twice. Bread riots, guillotine, regime collapse.
Britain:
1949 pound devalued overnight.
Gold doubled in pound terms.
Lost reserve currency crown to US dollar.
USA:
1944 Bretton Woods placed dollar king, pegged to gold at $35.
1971 Nixon broke peg amid overspending.
Gold exploded 20X.
Now, gold doubled again in 24 months. $2,000 to $4,000+
Not gold rising, dollar shrinking.
Gold = the constant
Currency = the variable
even Wall Street agrees:
JP Morgan calls it The Debasement Trade.
governments print
central banks buy gold
debt explodes
confidence erodes
alarm bells ring
why do empires fall?
* Governments spend beyond means
* Borrow more
* Central banks print money
* Currency weakens
* Elites buy hard assets
* Middle class savings vanish
* System resets
it’s math — not luck.
why do empires fall?
* Governments spend beyond means
* Borrow more
* Central banks print money
* Currency weakens
* Elites buy hard assets
* Middle class savings vanish
* System resets
it’s math. not luck.
and there's a name for who wins:
those closest to the money printer.
Rome’s generals
France’s financiers
Britain’s bankers
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