@GoldTelegraph_ Hi Alex. Hope you and your family are well. Following our original messages I was curious as to why you had not replied, I looked at our messages and the attatched message popped up so I do not believe you saw my reply. I am open to suggestions on how to further our conversation.
One of the biggest things market participants are sleeping on?
A former Treasury Secretary is warning that US authorities need to develop a backup plan to prevent a potential collapse in demand for Treasuries.
People don’t seem to care…
Fascinating.
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#FarmerLuke #DownOnDaintreeFarm #Mrsfarmerluke #spudwife
I want to be really clear about what our aim is following yesterday’s historic victory.
Win the next general election, and I have never been more confident we are going to do exactly that.
What happening in Great Yarmouth was seismic.
Turnout soared. We brought thousands of people to the polling station who have never voted before. We got more votes in this local election than I received in the general election.
The implications of it all must not be underestimated.
Despite everything Reform threw at us, we decimated them in every single seat. Farage said we wouldn't win one percent. He was right. We won almost fifty.
The nine wards across Great Yarmouth are so varied. From Winterton in the rural north, to the urban centre of Great Yarmouth itself.
We won the nine seats, and the borough council by election, but within those wider seats we won every single ward by a mile.
If we can win in every one of those areas, we can win anywhere.
As I promised, we are going to give the British people a genuine alternative - we are going to provide an option to elect people from outside the rotten political establishment.
We did that in Great Yarmouth, and we delivered a landslide victory.
That was step one. Now, we go national.
Great Yarmouth First, then we Restore Britain.
Periodic reminder the US government funded at least 23 of the NGOs behind the EU’s Digital Censorship Act, including 13 of the NGOs directly enforcing it
My Democratic colleagues are big fans of Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
His loony, woke ideas give Rep. Ocasio-Cortez a run for her money—which is why he’s polling right up there with gonorrhea.
🇬🇧 The story we got told is that kings made British history.
That parliaments did. That armies did.
That isn't what the record shows.
📜 1215. The barons dragged King John into a field at Runnymede and made him sign. Two years later ordinary people came back, and the Charter of the Forest gave common people written rights for the first time in history. British people stood together, and they won.
⚔️ 1381. A hundred thousand peasants, labourers and craftsmen marched on London with farm tools and the longbows the Crown had trained them to use. A fourteen-year-old king rode out to meet them and negotiated face to face with a peasant at Smithfield. Serfdom never recovered. British people stood together, and they won.
🕯️ 1791. Three hundred thousand British households stopped buying sugar. No leader. No orders. Women led it, putting notices in their windows that said this household does not use slave-grown sugar. Sales collapsed. It started the momentum that ended the slave trade. The Royal Navy spent the next fifty years intercepting slave ships. British taxpayers paid the loan until 2015. British people stood together, and they won.
🌳 1834. Six Dorset farm labourers asked for a living wage. The government made it illegal overnight and shipped them to Australia in irons. Eight hundred thousand people signed a petition. Tens of thousands marched through London. The Tolpuddle Martyrs came home, and the global trade union movement had its moment. British people stood together, and they won.
🏭 1862. The American Civil War cut off the cotton. Half a million Lancashire mill workers were starving. Slave-grown Confederate cotton was on the docks, and would have ended the famine overnight. They voted, in meeting after meeting, not to touch it. They chose hunger over slavery. Abraham Lincoln wrote them a letter calling it an example to the world. British people stood together, and they won.
No empire did any of this. No king ordered it. No parliament voted for it.
A field in Runnymede. A road to London. A kitchen window. A tree in Dorset. A meeting hall in Manchester.
Every time it mattered most, British people stood together. And every time they did, they changed what it meant to be human.
This is who we are. This is what we're capable of.
Now it's our turn.
Find each other. Stand together. The next chapter is ours to write.
Your support pays for the research, the production, and the hours it takes to get it right. Stories like these don't find themselves.
Be part of us. 👉 https://t.co/rih7iKwnvf 👈
Be Proud Of Us. 🙏🇬🇧
Where in the 1913 Federal Reserve Act, the 1977 Federal Reserve Reform Act, or the 1978 Humphrey-Hawkins legislation is there any reference to “central bank independence”…? It doesn’t exist. Don’t blame me for saying that; blame legislators for not including it in their legislative language if it is so important and in keeping with the constitutional directive to Congress to “regulate the money.” Indeed, the Humphrey-Hawkins Act calls for “improved coordination among the President, the Congress, and the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.” By the way, the Fed says it is independent government agency but nevertheless accountable to Congress since the Fed chair testifies before Congress twice a year. But Powell was due to present that monetary report in mid-February…and has refused to do so in a fit of pique, despite entreaties from Capitol Hill. So much for honoring even the ritual of supposed accountability let alone rule of law.
Quick Note:
For anyone painting the Federal Reserve as the underdog... you're missing the entire script.
This is the most powerful financial institution on earth.
In my latest film, you’ll see how they treated @judyshel... not for being wrong, but for daring to challenge a system untethered from sound money rooted in the Constitution.
Let’s be clear:
1. They told you inflation was “transitory.”
2. They pinned rates at zero and inflated the largest asset bubble in modern history.
3. They deflected structural failure, blaming everything from climate to inequality.
4. They buried future generations in debt by distorting the price of money itself.
5. And when voices defended gold as real money?
They laughed. Just ask Ron Paul and his exchange with Ben Bernanke. He highlighted this to me on my show.
This isn’t an underdog story.
It’s a system defending itself.
And the cracks are starting...
@LawrenceLepard@RudyHavenstein@ResourceWars_
When a government prints money to hide its deficits, it eventually resorts to price fixing to hide the resulting inflation.
This is the final step toward total socialization. You cannot control prices without eventually controlling every economic decision of the individual.
Rape Gang Inquiry update.
Our team is currently going through our draft report to ensure that all is legally sound for publication.
The plan is straightforward.
I intend to use parliamentary privilege in the chamber to name a number of the worst perpetrators/officials who we believe have escaped justice.
We will then use private prosecutions to pursue those individuals through the courts, and eventually put them in prison.
These are incredibly dangerous scumbags. It is an national network of organised crime - it is not simply disparate gangs. This is a comprehensive criminal network that is capable of the most evil acts.
I will be informing the police, parliamentary security and the Home Office beforehand of who I intend to name and why - I also now have private security for the first time in my life.
But do not underestimate the danger of these networks. It is organised crime of the very worst kind.
We started this inquiry not to just talk, but to act.
The report will be published after the elections as I want this to be a cross-party effort, and party politics should not interfere with any of our activity.
Numerous Conservative MPs have been supportive, as have the Northern Irish and even a Labour MP attending the hearings. I want this to go beyond petty party politics.
We still have a significant amount of money from the crowdfunder, and that is ready to privately prosecute.
This is where we are. This is the plan.
Thank you to everybody for your support.
Now passport data has been hacked !
Passport office tells Brits to 'cancel passports' with 300,000 people at risk
Eurail confirmed that data from its December breach affecting 300,000 people has been 'offered for sale on the dark web'
https://t.co/Gq0LXiTXeD
Through all the years of trying to scrape together accurate information on the rat maze that is the global economy, I have watched many interviews with many different people. This by far is my favourite. Not one to miss. Thank you for your time @judyshel and @AlexDeluce
The Authentic Judy Shelton:
A Maverick Economist Takes on Washington
The monetary system is being questioned… in real time.
I sat down with Judy Shelton, a longtime advocate for sound money who challenged the system from the inside.
My first documentary.
We cover:
• Gold’s return to the financial system
• Treasury Trust Bonds
• Fort Knox and the question of trust
• Stablecoins and the next evolution of money
+ much more.
This is about the future of money itself.
TIMESTAMPS:
(04:08) — Judy’s early career and how she first entered the world of sound money.
(04:40) — Her study of the Soviet collapse and what drew her to it.
(08:08) — How Judy’s book on the Soviet collapse connected her to Richard Nixon.
(11:42) — Nixon’s 1971 decision to end dollar convertibility into gold.
(12:06) — How ending Bretton Woods reshaped the global financial order.
(13:20) — Did 1971 fundamentally change the nature of money?
(14:09) — Judy’s first meeting with Paul Volcker in 1994.
(14:22) — Volcker’s role in ending 1970s inflation and the Bretton Woods anniversary context.
(15:46) — Did the world trade monetary discipline for flexibility after leaving gold?
(18:56) — Could digital finance help enable a common global unit of account?
(21:34) — Judy’s “solidus” idea and who could issue that type of stablecoin.
(25:52) — The belief that people deserve a more dependable reserve asset.
(26:17) — What Judy learned from her bruising 2020 Fed nomination fight.
(33:00) — The Washington machine protecting the status quo.
(33:40) — How Judy handled the attacks personally and how it affected her family.
(34:23) — Whether the Fed’s protection from scrutiny helped enable the inflation surge.
(34:47) — Jerome Powell, accountability, and the absence of consequences.
(35:24) — Why calls for Federal Reserve reform are now coming from the highest levels.
(36:58) — Who actually owns the Fed?
(38:15) — Fort Knox, transparency, and whether an audit is needed.
(39:35) — Would Judy support a live video walkthrough of Fort Knox?
(40:34) — Could Treasury Trust Bonds inspire other sovereign nations to follow?
(43:44) — Would America’s founders even recognize today’s monetary system?
(44:38) — The new Board of Peace and why Judy is interested in it.
(46:32) — Would Judy join the Board of Peace if asked?
(46:38) — What is at risk if monetary reform never happens?
(48:11) — The battle never ends.
Imagine selling the exact same parking spot to ten different commuters and just praying they don't all show up at 8:00 am. That's fractional reserve banking.
Banks legally clone your deposits, lending out money they don't actually have and keeping only a fraction in the vault.
Under a strict, free-market standard, a bank pulling this trick would be instantly liquidated the moment depositors demanded their cash.
But to protect the banks from their own gambling, the government created central banks to act as cartel enforcers, bailing them out with freshly printed money.
The modern financial system was explicitly built to protect reckless bankers, and when the state enforces the cartel, the house always wins.
Something big is coming…
A conversation you won’t hear anywhere else.
I sat down with Judy Shelton at her home to discuss gold, Treasury trust bonds, gold-backed stablecoins, the Federal Reserve, and more.
Tomorrow. @judyshel
This is how the EU/UK now regulates social media:
🤐 Offer CEOs secret deals to censor dissent.
🚨 If they refuse, open criminal cases against them.
😑 When people push back, say it's "all for the children".
🎭 "Protecting children" has become the standard legal/PR cover.