More Than One Dangerous Virus Here!

Last year I suggested that our government was feeling threatened by Bitcoin, Etherium, and Facebook’s Libra, just to name a few. I said it wouldn’t be a year or two before the U.S. government attempts to swap out our federal reserve notes for a new digital currency, whether they call it Americoin, Fedcoin, or whatever. Apparently the pressure has increased dramatically, because all indications are that the “swap” may occur on December 31. The “new money” would give the government complete control over every dollar in America. Considering our history of fiduciary mismanagement, I for one think it’s a real bad idea. But bills are moving through our legislative bodies at light speed, certainly much faster than any further coronavirus relief funding or actual coronavirus pandemic containment plans. Instead, it looks like the government is planning to blame the swap on the “viral contamination” of our paper money supply.

On March 23, 2020, an early draft of the “Take Responsibility for Workers and Families Act” appeared and then was suddenly redacted and disappeared. However, on page 314, of the 1,119-page draft, in Section 101, it describes the coming “digital dollar,” apparently to be called Fedcoin. A bill with similar “digital dollar” phrasing appeared in a Senate bill introduced by Senator Sherrod Brown that may ultimately be referred to as the “Banking for All Act.” McDonald’s, Starbuck’s and Whole Foods are just a few of the franchises already totally prepared for a cashless conversion. All these behind-the-scenes, cloak and dagger activities, may sound like something out of a suspense or detective novel, but similar doubts and denials appeared  during the last three times our currency experienced significant change.

A bunch of millionaires secretly gathered on Jekyll Island in 1913 and the next thing you know, they’re called the Fed and are in charge of our money supply and management. In 1933, the middle of a massive depression, with the stroke of a pen, the government ordered Americans to turn in their gold under penalty of law. And in 1971, under the cover of the Vietnam War, Richard Nixon took us off the gold standard, which once again was disastrous for hard-working Americans. Implementation was immediate, but the ultimate plan had been in play long before. Three days after digital dollar bills appeared in Congress and the Senate, Bill Gates was awarded a patent that would allow bureaucrats to roll out a digital dollar instantly. Six weeks ago, Visa was awarded a patent on an electronic currency system that “causes the removal of the physical currency in a fiat currency system.” The coronavirus pandemic is also providing cover for the implementation of ID2020, which is a global partnership whose goal is to provide a digital ID to every person on Earth. It facilitates a digital dollar, digital wallets, E-passports, building access cards, banking information, transit passes, health records, voter information and much more.

It’s presented as a major step to contact tracing, which in the case of our current pandemic, could indeed be useful, but it’s a pork barrel program of epic proportions and epic personal infringement. It’s coming. Like it or not. The dollar will be dramatically and negatively affected. Call the experts at American Bullion now to protect your portfolio, assets, and family, with physical gold and silver. Don’t be caught without a chair when the music stops. Call American Bullion at (800) 653-GOLD (4653).