The Language of the Dollar is Dying

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Picture of a German man transporting hyper-inflated German Marks in the Weimar Republic in the 1920s

Money is speech. A lot of people don’t know this but that’s what money is. It tells people that you are worth serving and it’s your way of telling others that they are worth supporting. In other words, money talks. The fear of being broke is really the fear of losing your voice and the power that comes with it. 



Many people know that there is a crisis coming. If you don’t see it, you are intentionally not looking. That’s a common human mistake that I don’t have time to get into. 


Make no mistake though; the dollar is dead. It betrayed itself in 1913 with the establishment of the Federal Reserve, again 1933 with the confiscation of American gold, and again 1972 when Nixon closed the international gold window. It died completely in 2008 with the Great Financial Crisis. Now is the time for mourning and moving on. 

Why am I talking about this? In the great reset coming soon, many people today who are afraid to speak out because it might cost them their job or their source of income will find themselves in a new world where those who have prepared for the reset will have all the power. Preppers will have all the gold, silver, water, energy, self-protection, food, and other valuable resources. Those people will only listen to others who have also prepared. Preppers will litterally be the only ones fluent in the new language. 


Try going into Walmart today and buy things using something other than the language of dollars. Try buying a home without using the language of dollars. When the dollar dies (like it’s already done in Germany, Zimbabwe, and Venezuela), it will be just as hard to survive without gold and silver as it is for you to buy a home today without dollars. It will be just as hard to survive as it might be for you to do your job not knowing English. Can you imagine?


You won’t be able to eat. You won’t be able to heat your home. You won’t have access to water. There will be no police and you won’t have the ability to protect yourself. 


I hope this helps you prepare. The very language you speak is about to die. Learn to speak the new language now, before it’s a necessity.

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