Or if the dollar collapses, that's the end of the world. Hey everyone, thank you so much for watching Yankee Stacking. Let me start right out by saying, when the US dollar collapses, our American way of life is over. The way we work, play, live, and interact with people. Our aspirations and dreams, our very future, is going to be destroyed. Okay, that sounds a little over the top, you might be thinking. So one of the reasons why I stack silver and gold, I'm a prepper stacker, I'm preparing for what I believe is going to happen in my lifetime. I think it's even possible in this decade that we will see the dollar completely collapse. Do I want that to happen? Absolutely not. It's like wanting to have your house burned down, so you can use your fire insurance. That's crazy. You know, getting an accident, so that your automobile insurance isn't just sitting there, and you're wasting the money that you put in, no, that's crazy. We don't want this to happen, but I think it's going to all currencies fail. All of them. And to think that the US dollar is going to be somehow immune from that end is insanity. Now, we'll silver save us from a dollar collapse. I asked him that question. Well, silver save us from a dollar collapse. No. What? No, there's not enough silver in the world to save the dollar. The dollar is so widespread, and there's so much in the outside of the United States, and there are money supply around the world. There's no way this silver is going to save the dollar or anything. Will it save us when the dollar fails? Oh, it might. Individuals will be able to use silver as currency. And, you know, a lot of ways that you never expected. But nothing can save the dollar. If the dollar collapses, that's the end of the world. I mean, it's, I hate to think what would happen to commerce in general, if the dollar collapses. And it doesn't look like there are many people in commerce who really care. I think that there are too many reps representing us in Congress who just think, oh, that's way about my pay grade. I don't need to think about such things. How about the banksters? I think they have ways of protecting their own wealth. I think, you know, if you're not dealing with the currency, you know, if everything's pushing buttons on a computer, you're pretty well protected. You know, Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, he's still going to be billionaires. I don't know. Wouldn't they be hit by a dollar reset? Everybody's going to be hit. People need to start paying attention to what they're paying for food. Each and every item that you're buying is going up rapidly and has nothing to do with energy. It used to be when energy went up, then the cost of food went up because it had to be transported by truck. That's not the reason. I mean, everything is going up because the dollar is starting to lose value. And there's no real good solution. I mean, you know, world of worlds reserve currency. So they can't destroy the dollar. But every other currency in the world has it sometimes been re-valued. Every single currency in the world. And the Swiss say, oh, no, we've never re-valued. But they have. They've removed certain coins from circulation, which does the same thing. Every currency in the world has been re-valued except the dollar. You say they can't destroy the dollar. They can let it be destroyed if they keep the same policies that they're doing. Well, they have to come up with a new basket of currencies to replace the world reserve currency. But it's not going to be the silvering goal that's going to be another fiat. It's going to be another fiat solution. Digital fiat. That's what they would like is a digital currency because then there's no accountability. And a whole bunch of capital has bad. Of course it is. The accountability is with the dollar. That's why the dollar is debt dwarfs the debt for the rest of the world. And I mean, they've tried every possible. But it's no combination will work. So it's going to have to be virtual. And that upsets me. People need to think in real terms. What is real money? What is real value? And that's the problem we have with the dollar. Because the dollar is a paper dollar. And the dollar index is based on the euro. So it's not a real index. So it looks better because the euro is not a strong currency. So the dollar index doesn't collapse the way it probably would if it were based on other currencies around the world equally. Or the dollar index is 58% euro. That doesn't make any sense because the euro is not a strong currency. So the dollar index always looks better than the dollar really is. And what is what's an indicator, a better indicator, what the dollar really is, is things you have to buy to stay alive. You know, necessities of life are really determining what the dollar's value is. Thanks, Tim. So many insights and things that I would love to pay to expand upon, like, you know, his perspective on central bank digital currencies, CBDCs. If it's fiat and not backed by anything, it's worthless. Even if it's digital, it's going to fail as well. The idea that you need physical, tangible assets, so important, and that the value of the dollar is directly related to the goods and services you can get with the currency. I also loved his point about people needing to pay attention to the amount of currency that they're needing to buy essential goods. Let's hope I'm wrong. Let's hope all of us, uh, stackers, especially you prepper stackers out there, are wrong. And everything just keeps going the way it is. But until then, I am still going to be stacking as much as I can. Yes, even with the high silver premiums. Yes, maybe it changes your buying ratio, some it should probably. But you need to make sure that you're stacking wisely. Well, thank you so much for watching. 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