Donald Trump is against CBDCs

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News Date: January 17, 2024

Donald Trump firmly opposes the idea of the Federal Reserve creating a central bank digital currency (CBDC) in the United States and vows to "never allow" the creation of such currency if elected.
His strong declaration to "never allow" the issuance of a CBDC reflects concerns about potential implications, such as privacy issues, government control, or disruptions to the existing financial system.
"As your president, I will never allow the creation of a central bank digital currency.
Such a currency would give a federal government, our federal government, the absolute control over your money, they could take your money and you wouldn't even know it was gone.
This would be a dangerous threat to freedom and I will stop it from coming to America", Trump stated during a speech in New Hampshire on January 17.

President Pro Tempore Emeritus Grassley

Senator Grassley gave a powerful speech at the Trump Rally!
High profile Senator Grassley rarely speaks at a Trump Rally, but he did it!
Chuck Grassley is a former president pro tempore and current president pro tempore emeritus.
The president pro tempore of the United States Senate is the second-highest-ranking official of the United States Senate.
Reports that 6 buses were escorted by police and Secret Service from DC.
Think of place holder, A possible scenario: Removal of current admin by Military will leave Grassley to assume the presidency. He would technically be next in line.
The transition may be happening! Did Trump introduce the interim president of the United States of America?
Actor Jon Voight decried forces of evil in America, urged Americans to watch the Trump Iowa rally.
Sources: en.wikipedia.org, rsbnetwork.com

Turkey seeks to become full SCO member

Turkey's Erdogan targets joining Shanghai Cooperation Organization, media reports say.
'Now our next process will be steps towards this end. This is our goal,'
he said in reply to a journalist's question whether Turkey was considering the possibility of becoming a member of the SCO.
Source: reuters.com

Digital Gold Currency Fueled by Constitutional Roots

Utah state Rep. Ken Ivory is spearheading a groundbreaking effort to allow vendors to receive payments in gold and silver through a digital platform backed by physical metals. Speaking on the John Solomon Reports podcast, Ivory expressed optimism about overriding Gov. Spencer Cox’s veto of the bill, noting that the state House has already approved a veto override session. This legislative momentum underscores Utah’s commitment to exploring innovative financial systems rooted in constitutional principles.
Ivory emphasized Article I, Section 10 of the U.S. Constitution, which declares, “No State shall... make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts.” He argued that this clause supports the bill’s importance, calling gold and silver “constitutional money.” The proposed system would be voluntary, using digital delivery to modernize the use of precious metals without violating federal law or the Constitution’s ban on fiat currency.
In a parallel move, Texas lawmakers have introduced bills to create a gold-backed digital currency, signaling a broader trend among states to align financial innovation with constitutional intent. Ivory highlighted the urgency of Utah’s initiative, positioning it as a potential model for blending historical monetary standards with 21st-century technology. As both states advance, they may pave the way for a new era of trusted, metal-backed digital payments.

Rupee-Riyal trade, UPI payment system

India, Saudi Arabia discuss Rupee-Riyal trade, UPI payment system.
India and Saudi Arabia have discussed the possibility of starting a rupee-riyal trade as part of efforts to boost economic ties between the nations, the Indian government said in a statement on Monday.
Sources: indiatimes

Trump announces GESARA-related initiatives at Davos

Trump remotely addressed the World Economic Forum in Davos, pledging to reverse inflation and cut taxes.
Trump also stated: I want to obliterate US debt, and it will happen rapidly.
Trump: The world will be more peaceful.
President and CEO of the World Economic Forum, posed a question about China:
We know that you called President Xi Jinping last Friday...
President Trump: He called me, but I see it very good. I think that we are going to have a very good relationship. All we want it fairness. We just want a level playing field.