- Stablecoin Strategy: Trump’s team and BlackRock aim to globalize dollar-pegged stablecoins to sustain U.S. financial dominance, channeling capital into Treasuries and delaying a dollar collapse.
- Digital Currency Takeover: Like past dollarization in Iraq, stablecoins replace local currencies, enforce Treasury demand, and extend dollar supremacy for 10–15 years via tech-driven financial control.
- Surveillance Risks: Critics warn stablecoins could enable CBDC-like social credit tracking, merging finance with national security while exposing corruption (e.g., Brazil tariff schemes).
- Broader Financial Looting: Links to Pentagon fund gaps, healthcare plunder (e.g., mRNA shots suppressing life expectancy), and Epstein cover-ups reveal systemic elite exploitation.
- Resistance Tactics: Ditch propaganda, hoard precious metals, and use unincorporated nonprofits (UNAs) to legally shield assets against centralized financial coup.
President Donald Trump’s administration is aggressively pushing stablecoins—dollar-pegged digital currencies—as part of a strategy to preserve U.S. financial dominance despite soaring national debt, warns financial analyst Catherine Austin Fitts, founder of The Solari Report.
In an exclusive interview on Decentralized TV, Fitts revealed that the Trump administration—alongside figures like BlackRock chairman Larry Fink—aims to internationalize dollar-backed stablecoins, funneling global capital into U.S. Treasuries and delaying an inevitable dollar collapse.
"The New Iraqi Pallets of Cash"
Fitts compared the plan to past U.S. financial maneuvers, such as flooding post-invasion Iraq with physical dollars to cement dollar reliance. Now, she argues, stablecoins serve as "digital palettes of cash"—cool, tech-savvy vehicles to:
- Replace local currencies worldwide with dollar-pegged digital money.
- Force capital into Treasuries, propping up demand for U.S. debt as interest rates spike.
- Extend dollar supremacy for 10–15 years, avoiding a fiscal reckoning.
"This is a hostile takeover of global currencies through tech," Fitts said, referencing legislative efforts like the (GENIES Act) to formalize crypto markets under U.S. control.
Critics Fear CBDC Backdoor
Despite claims of resisting Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), Fitts warned that dollarized stablecoins could impose social credit surveillance:
- Example: Brazil tariff front-running—where insiders profited before policy shifts—shows corruption risks.
- Real-world control: Palantir- and DoD-backed systems may enforce compliance, merging finance with national security.
"Financial Coup D’Etat"
Fitts, who documented $21 trillion in missing Pentagon funds (1998–2015), linked the scheme to broader looting:
- Healthcare plunder: mRNA shots for sick children may artificially suppress life expectancy ("balancing budgets by killing people").
- Epstein files erased: Governments buried evidence while VC-backed crypto elites lobbied Washington.
How to Resist?
Fitts urged pragmatic defiance:
- Ditch TVs—propaganda clouds judgment.
- Stack precious metals—hedge against currency collapse.
- Non-corporate entities: Unincorporated nonprofits (UNAs) can shield assets legally.
Bottom Line
Trump’s stablecoin gambit may salvage the dollar temporarily—but accelerates a centralized financial coup. As Fitts bluntly put it: "If you ignore the great poisoning, you won’t survive."
Watch the full episode of the "Decentralize TV" with Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, Todd Pitner and Catherine Austin Fitts as they talk about the government’s financial enslavement plot via stablecoin CBDCs.
This video is from the Health Ranger Report channel on Brighteon.com.
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