4/13/2023  -Gold reaches $2,047.32, Silver reaches $26.08 on  4/14/2023; on   4/13/2023, the economic collapse blog wrote about a new global currency called the "Universal Monetary Unit" or "Unicoin" was launched, but 99 percent of the worldwide population remains unaware of the event.  This " international central bank digital currency " has been created to operate alongside all national currencies. The fact that a new "global currency" has been introduced should concern us, as it represents a significant advancement for the globalist agenda. It is worth noting that while the IMF did not create this currency, it was unveiled during an important IMF gathering.   The two events made the U.S. dollar look less appealing during those dates. Fast forward to today, and now you have a solid opportunity to gain capital on a Forex account or an options account by paying attention to the daily chart.  Silver What I see taking place is a fill of the gap

Reparations have been a topic of discussion since the end of slavery and have recently gained more attention in the political discourse. Several municipalities in the United States are addressing the legacy of slavery with reparations and taking a variety of approaches. Dr. Rashawn Ray, a Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution, argues that land should be an essential component of reparations paid out to African Americans.  Seven places across the country where the issue of reparations is being taken up by task forces are San Francisco, Evanston, Illinois, Detroit, St. Paul, Minn., Asheville, North Carolina, Providence, Rhode Island, and Amherst, Massachusetts.  These municipalities are researching the scope of what reparations could look like, considering the economic damage done to Black communities by systemic racism and coming up with a report with recommendations in the near future. Reparations have been a long-standing issue in American political discourse, with proponents arg

   Laura Trevelyan, an anchor and correspondent with the BBC was shocked to discover her ancestors had enslaved Africans on the Caribbean island of Grenada. Despite abolishing slavery, none of the families of the enslaved received reparations, including those of more than a thousand Africans enslaved by Trevelyan's ancestors.  To make amends, she and David Lascelles co-founded Heirs of Slavery, a group encouraging wealthy British families who profited from past enslavement to make formal apologies and seek reparative justice in the former Caribbean colonies. Today in Grenada, 7 members of the Trevelyan family presented a formal letter of apology to the people of this Caribbean island. “We apologize for the actions of our ancestors in holding your ancestors in slavery.” 104 members of the Trevelyan family signed the apology. pic.twitter.com/9pDqesJXNU — Laura Trevelyan (@LauraTrevelyan) February 27, 2023   The group is lobbying the British government to engage with CARICOM for deb

  The Reparations Commission, established by St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones, held its inaugural meeting to create recommendations on what reparations should look like in the city. For foundational Black Americans, reparations are crucial to correct historical injustices, and three premises backed up by Pew Research data citations will highlight this. Firstly, reparations recognize and address the ongoing effects of slavery, Jim Crow laws, and other systemic racism that Black Americans continue to face. A Pew Research Center survey revealed, 61% of Black Americans believe the country hasn't gone far enough to give Black people equal rights with whites, and 71% say it's essential to continue making changes to achieve racial equality (Mitchel , 2021). Reparations would acknowledge these long-standing issues and provide a pathway to healing and progress. Secondly, reparations would help to address the wealth gap between Black and white Americans. Pew Research reports that in 2019,

  Dr. Phil's recent remarks on a proposal by Duke University's William A. Darity Jr. that every Black descendant of slavery should receive $350,000 as cash reparations have sparked a heated debate on social media. Darity believes such reparations would help address the massive wealth gap between Black and white people, which he estimates at around $840,000 ( Darity , 2021).  " In the U.S. today, the richest 1 percent of households owns 37 percent of all wealth." ( Shapiro , 2013) On the other hand, Dr. Phil disagrees, arguing that disbursing such a large sum of money to any group of people, irrespective of their race or socioeconomic status, would be an "absolute disaster."   The issue with Dr. Phil's comment is that it falsely ass umes a future outcome . One thing we all need to learn about the future is that it is not 100% clear/certain. Other nationalities that have been paid reparations know what's it like even to have the option to dec

  Wherever you turn, there is doom or fear associated with the future of the global economy. How can you survive and thrive during significant change and global upheaval?  We do not give financial advice, and we are not financial advisors; however, here are a few ideas for those of you who want to get ahead of the curve with the resources you have.  Gold & Silver  For thousands of years, gold and silver have been considered money. In smaller denominations, you can exchange gold and silver to exchange them for what you need.  Small amounts of gold or silver can be helpful in a grid-down or collapse scenario.      Gold backs - The Utah Goldback foil notes are made of 1/1000 oz .999 fine Gold and are the first local currency that is beautiful and spendable. This project was inspired by the Utah Legal Tender Act of 2011, which recognized certain types of Gold as currency in Utah. Since then, technology has developed to create small denominations of Gold that can be used for everyday tr

 Do not go to sleep, the enemy of free humanity is always plotting, and pre-predictive programming is active right now.  The death toll from the Marburg Virus Disease (MVD) outbreak in Equatorial Guinea has risen to 34, with 15 laboratory-confirmed and 23 probable cases reported. The outbreak has affected five districts in four provinces, and since the start of the outbreak, 1322 contacts have been listed. This is the first outbreak of MVD reported in Equatorial Guinea. To be prepared, three action steps you can take are: Stay informed: Keep up to date with the latest news and developments on the MVD outbreak, as well as any other outbreaks in your area or region. Follow reliable sources of information such as the World Health Organization or your national health department. Practice good hygiene: Wash your hands regularly with soap and water, and cover your mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing. Avoid close contact with sick individuals, and avoid touching your face, especially you