Hello, fellow Rebel Capitals, hope you're well.

I just saw a story in the news.

I thought, man, we've got to talk about this one.

Because the last live stream I did, I kind of ended it by saying,

I'm really worried about the dollar crashing, but not crashing down, crashing up.

And I know that confuses a lot of people. Now, to be clear, I'm not talking about the, crashing up. And I know that confuses a lot of people.

Now, to be clear, I'm not talking about the dollar crashing up against goods and services.

No way.

The dollar is absolutely unequivocally going to lose value versus goods and services over the next year,

five years, ten years, I don't care what time frame

you want to look at the dollar will lose value against goods and services.

But what I'm talking about is other currencies.

And that's really, really, really, really important, even if you're an American.

So let's dive into this story here. Let's get to the details

and then really try to think this through in terms of the global monetary system and how this

could impact you people watching this video that are sitting in the United States. And even if

you're not in the United States, it's really, really important because

how it impacts the global economy. Okay. So let me do a screen share, and we will dive right in.

This article is from Zero Hedge. So let's go to the top here. And the country, a lot of countries are

doing this, but the one country that a lot of countries are doing this,

but the one country that they're talking about in this article, Turkey.

So you guys know they've suffered from hyperinflation for quite some time.

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