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strategic intelligence and he even throws in a free book on money and i called money uh gpt know

by currency and artificial intelligence scare the bejesus out of you as it should a philipatrick

just to summarize um the BRICS nations are very

sophisticated when it comes to thinking through finance capital markets. Everybody thinks that

this is just, oh, a bunch of dumb third worlders. You could not be more incorrect. They understand

the threat to them that they perceive being on just one system, a dollar-based system

means to them for their own sovereignty and their economics. They're coming to this conclusion.

We have to make a counter-argument, I think, and I think we need to start it with the Secretary

of Treasury, the Federal Reserve is a disaster here, about why the system makes sense, right?

But they're being very sophisticated about a de-dollarization program that looks at first in bilateral trade deals and they're the things

of free trade, but they're going to do it in their own currencies and take their own currency risks

and try to hedge it. And how are they going to try to hedge it, baby? They're going to try to hedge it

with good old gold because that's why the central bank's going to keep buying. That's their hedge., baby, they're going to try to hedge it with good old gold because that's why

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