05/26/2023 / By Kevin Hughes
The Health Ranger Mike Adams and Steve Quayle touched on America’s demise in a Brighteon.com Special Report titled “The Last Days of the American Empire.”
“We do not celebrate the end of the American empire,” Adams began. “This is a sad day. This is a loss for humanity. The American empire – the America that we know, that we lived in all our lives – is coming to an end through multiple vectors and means.”
Quayle agreed, stating that it is indeed a time of mourning as the country is falling apart at the seams. He cited the border issue in Texas, the brewing tension with China over Taiwan and the Department of the Treasury‘s trouble as just some of the many problems facing the once glorious nation. The radio host and author said Americans are now watching the controlled demolition, takeover and takedown of the American empire.
The Health Ranger meanwhile remarked that the rise and fall of currencies, nations and empires follow a cyclical nature. He pointed out that it is the same pattern repeating continually – just like how the British, Roman, Egyptian and Japanese empires fared.
“No empire lasts forever, and the American Empire is going on … [for] 245 plus years, or whatever the number is,” said the Natural News and Brighteon.com founder. “The dollar has just about run its course. The nations of the world are abandoning the dollar. These are all signs that point to the end of this empire.”
According to Quayle, nations who are part of various trading partnership have all abandoned the dollar as fast as they can. These include the five-member BRICS bloc consisting of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries has also eschewed the dollar and favored local currencies. (Related: Two dozen countries align against U.S. dollar as BRICS alliance seeks to form new global currency.)
In response to Adams’ question about the U.S. Treasury debt, Quayle disclosed how the market for its securities – Treasury bills (T-bills), Treasury bonds (T-bonds) and Treasury notes (T-notes) – is being abandoned. He added that the U.S. dollar, which used to be the most respected currency around the world, is now the most rejected.
Quayle continued that all the ongoing talk of raising the debt ceiling in Congress is irrelevant. This is because no one is buying American T-bills, T-bonds or T-notes and Washington can’t pay the interest for these securities.
Adams remarked that the U.S. government is going to find a way to print more money and pump it into the financial system. However, he pointed out that the problem is the lack of foreign nations or sovereign wealth funds buying the Treasury debt. This essentially means that the Federal Reserve is going to have to buy the debt from the Treasury.
Quayle agreed, adding: “You can print all the money in the world, but that doesn’t bring any more sovereign wealth funds into the United States. So in essence, we’re coming to the end of [the] empire. We’re going down and we’re going dark.”
According to the former publisher and editor of “Survival Quest,” the debt collapse is all by design to usher in the central bank digital currency that can be programmed centrally. The hyper-inflationary environment will also trigger chaos, he added. Quayle remarked that this chaos is exactly what the global elite Luciferians want as it will bring about the New World Order they desire.
Quayle ultimately remarked that Americans are headed into their most difficult and perilous time in history.
Watch the full segment of “The Last Days of the American Empire” special report below.
This video is from the Health Ranger Report channel on Brighteon.com.
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