10:39:00 27.07.2026
Throughout history, every major currency has eventually disappeared, been replaced by another currency, or lost a significant portion of its value. From the Roman denarius to medieval coins and modern currencies, the same pattern repeats: wars, debt, political instability, and the loss of trust can weaken even the strongest monetary systems. History shows one simple thing: currencies are powerful tools, but they are not eternal.
And today, seeing the continuous money printing reaching astronomical levels, as well as the ongoing illegal war against Iran by the Zionist government of the United States, and the irreversible impact this will have on the global economy, it is not difficult to expect that the dominance of the dollar — which over the past fifty years has been largely based on oil sales — is entering a period of decline. All of the world's currencies depend on the dollar because the 1944 Bretton Woods Conference created a system that, after World War II, made the US dollar the central currency of the global financial system, as well as the world's primary reserve currency.
That is why, when the dollar collapses, all other currencies will collapse like dominoes, which will cause a global economic crisis far greater than the crisis of 1929, bringing down this Judaic world order like a house of cards. This is not a prophecy; this is a mathematical inevitability.
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