Based on the financial news concerning central banks and governments acquiring gold (and silver in some cases) coupled with large banking losses due to silver shorts and the commercial real estate collapse, we could be on the cusp of a stock market crash. What can the US government do to shift the focus of this crisis to minimize or postpone this eventuality?

President Trump has several options:

1. Invade Venezuela.
2. Invade Nigeria.
3. Arrest high profile politicians responsible for overturning the 2020 election or sabotaging the duly elected President of the United States while in office or while he was running for office.
4. Declare a national emergency based on a new crisis: civil unrest, terrorist attack, false flag attack or 3I/Atlas are possibilities.

My money is on Venezuela and we may know as soon as tonight when foreign markets open. While our attention is being diverted by the latest “news cycle”, the facts that we need to focus on are:

1. Regional and too big to fail banking losses.
2. The government shutdown.
3. Why the House of Representatives has not been in session for six weeks (including the upcoming week). Hint: H.R. 8773
4. The collapse of Ukraine.
5. The collapse of the LBMA (failure to deliver physical silver).

What is left of the Republic is a fragile construct ready to collapse under the consequences of corruption, greed and financial collapse. Be vigilant and do not let yourself be diverted from what is important: faith, family and friends.

1982: This was a transitional year. Early 1982 cents were made with 95% copper and 5% zinc (or tin and zinc), while later 1982 cents switched to a copper-plated zinc composition (97.5% zinc core with a 2.5% copper coating, resulting in approximately 2.5% copper overall). Both types were minted, and weight differences (3.11 grams for copper, 2.5 grams for copper-plated zinc) can distinguish them.

It looks like the National Guard broke up the “assembly” without much fighting.