Money’s New World Order Leaves the Dollar Behind

Andy Snyder|March 28, 2022

Is this the new world order?

Has the axis of the financial world finally shifted, throwing the whole thing off balance?

In a recent chat with famed conservative radio host and former CIA analyst Buck Sexton, we discussed exactly that question.

We gave him our thoughts… so we’d better share them with you too.

As we’ve said before, change – even when we’re expecting it – begins quite gradually and then happens all at once.

We’re not at that latter stage yet… but we’re closer than we’ve been at any point of our lifetimes.

Escalation from NATO in Ukraine would push us over the edge.

Big battles, of course, have big consequences.

Changing Times, Changing Money

We’ve already seen where we are headed. Money has been weaponized like never before. And it’s not just the sanctions the mainstream press seems stuck on. The real weapon here is the price we pay for things.

The current world order, as you know, has the dollar at the center of it.

That’s made globalization quite good for America. It’s meant we can outsource just about everything for a cheaper price… which is ultimately subsidized by trillions in debt.

It’s meant we can get cheap energy, cheap food and cheap products – all while enjoying the subsidies of dollars backed by big weapons and bigger debt.

But subsidies – as any economist worth his salt will tell you – are as dangerous as they are short-lived.

They create ripples in the system. They distort the equalizing power of capitalism. They allow the big to get bigger, while the small disappear.

They provide a boost for a bit, but then even the big must fall.

We saw it in 2008, when so many corporate beasts in America were teetering on the edge… only to be deemed “too big to fail” and bailed out by the power of the borrowed dollar.

No other nation could pull off such a stunt.

These days… neither can we.

The Sharks Smell Blood

Our economic enemies have realized that the American economy is in a tough spot. They know we need them just as much as they need us.

And for the first time ever… we may actually need them more.

Just as the rocks have started tumbling down the hill, we’ve detonated a dollar-based nuclear bomb on the world’s economy, and it’s caused a landslide. We’ve cut off Russia and its people and threatened to do the same to anybody who dares to cross the line.

It’s given our foes a grand catalyst to explore alternatives.

Russia has turned to the yuan. It’s forced the world’s oil buyers to pay for their addiction in rubles. And late last week, it announced it was exploring the idea of allowing purchases in Bitcoin.

On its own, none of these things is a real threat to the American dollar… but the sum of the parts is quite large.

But more to our questions above… what does it all mean to you?

Well, sorry, but the subsidies are over.

The days of America living high on the hog at the cost of others sure look numbered.

The unstoppable rise in prices… the “real” food shortage the president now predicts… and a tough economic slowdown are all evidence of a system that’s having a hard time thriving on its own.

Just ask farmers… carmakers… or even banks what that looks and feels like.

They’ve all been rescued from their own subsidies a time or two.

Biden wants more oil production in the States. He wants farmers to grow more crops and keep them here at home. But decades of subsidies and flat-out disastrous policy make that notion nearly impossible.

We’ve become reliant on more than just foreign oil… We’re reliant on foreign soil.

Having others do our dirty work is cheap, easy and politically convenient.

But eventually, history tells us, things must change.

That change is happening. Slowly for now. But the “all at once” time will come.

What can you do about it? Our archives are your instruction manual.

Keep reading for more.

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