Alright, so I want us to look at the timeline of the dollar. And the reason why I want us to understand this is because there were countries

that were prominent before the dollar.

All right?

China had a long run at running the world. Then after China, the Africa came in, they became the

bread basket for a long time and then they lost goal. And then after that we got into a situation

where I'm fast forward a little bit. We get it to Rome from Rome. We're going to fast forward a little more. We get into the new

America. Now mind you as long as America has been here, America didn't become the world reserve until

1944. And this is where I want us to tap in it.

1944, America becomes the world reserve currency.

What does that mean?

That mean the world

because America had the goal

we would buy things in the US currency.

Everybody with me on that.

But in order for it to become the world currency, there's foreign central banks around the world.

Right, so there's central banks around the world.

These banks say, okay, if you want to get get sanctioned we're going to do it in American money

we're holding this money and this currency. Well they have American dollars now represent 59% of the money used around the world.

So what I'm going to do right now is I want to show y'all that, even though people

talking about the dollars about to lose and all that, that don't happen overnight.

So let me disattach you from that fear.

That takes a few decades to happen.

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