TikTok Ban: Blame it on China. 1,2 Punch. Steal the Funds then Hate on Gold
The Parasitic Class are stealing Hundreds of Billions While Bashing on Gold
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US blames everything on China. This false narrative will escalate quickly.
The US has a concerning tendency to blame China for every problem, no matter how unfounded.
The COVID-19 pandemic is a prime example, as the US government has blamed it on a supposed Chinese cultural practice of wet food markets, while evidence shows that the US has been funding gain-of-function research for years.
Similarly, the FBI is perpetuating a false narrative about Chinese cyberattacks, claiming that China aims to take over the internet architecture and cripple essential services like hospitals and banks.
These claims are not only preposterous but also serve to distract from the real issues at hand. It is clear that this disinformation campaign is motivated by a desire to steal taxpayers' funds through endless wars and suppress competition to the Federal Reserve note by discrediting gold and silver. We must recognize these claims for what they are: baseless propaganda that only serves to further US interests at the expense of the truth.
TikTok Ban: Not About Chinese Spying but Containing GenZ's Gold Buying Frenzy.
The following is just a theory and some speculation. The process of critical thinking tests and processes numerous motives behind the latest stunts of the world's worst government (US). So, let's journey together as to what could be behind the scenes with this unending wave of taxpayer theft through wars and other means.
The bill to require TikTok to separate from its Chinese parent company or face a nationwide ban made it to President Joe Biden’s desk on Wednesday as part of a huge foreign aid package that passed through Congress this week. And Biden, as he previously promised, signed the bill into law.
A new theory emerges
1. Congress, Military Industrial Complex, President, State Department, Dept of Defense, Dept of Energy (fueled by complicit legacy media) continues to sell and fund Wars to steal tax payers money.
2. The absurdity of bundling this War profiteering (NeoCons at it again) with their TikTok ban is a smokescreen stunt to also discourage gold buying from the fastest growing demo in US. Does this seem like a reach? You make the call, continue reading.
President Joe Biden, in a significant sinister move, signed a $95 billion foreign aid package for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan on Wednesday. This development has put the world on notice, with the US now over 257 wars since 1990. The issue of 'Stealing Taxpayer Money' by funneling it overseas is intensifying, with little criticism or blowback from activism.
The process of "securing military assistance" for Ukraine continues, with some calculations suggesting that Ukraine has siphoned about $180 Billion in another unending war.
However, what's perplexing is the connection between this and the preposterous TikTok ban. This a case of war profiteering being bundled with other issues to confuse taxpayers. Our new theory is that the TikTok ban isn't about spying but has other implications.
It's worth noting that the TikTok ban has not been without its critics. Several House Republicans have voiced their opposition, leading to a situation where TikTok’s China-based parent company must either sell the platform or face a U.S. ban in the next year.
For those who read my articles, the most pervasive theme I drive home is that Gold and Silver are the opposite of the US Dollar. One can be printed and has no intrinsic value, whereas the metals can not be printed, and their uses industrially and monetarily are vast and beyond impressive.
The last thing the US cartel of banking, military, and kleptocrats wants to see "go viral" is gold buying among Millennials and Gen Z. This rising voting bloc and demographic will soon be the majority, and if the sensible message of Gold stacking (1 gram at a time) were amplified on social media (plus reinforcing the notion of nothing is backing the US dollar); then how threatening would that be to the entire debt-based political system?
TikTok has been delivered an ultimatum: cut ties with its Chinese overlord, ByteDance, or face the chopping block in the US President Biden is on board with this digital decapitation. But hey, it's not about China snooping on your cat videos – it's about putting the brakes on Gen Z's gold-rush obsession.
Gold Gliterrati: Gen Z's Buying Frenzy
The uproar over the TikTok ban in the United States is not a crackdown on potential espionage activities from China's tech giant ByteDance. Behind the scenes, lawmakers are scrambling to quell what they see as an alarming obsession among Gen Z: the gold rush.
As the commercial real estate market teeters on the edge of collapse and pandemic-driven remote communication tools like Zoom redefines work dynamics, the dream of homeownership, once a cornerstone of the American dream, fades for those under 40.
This erosion of faith in traditional investments fuels a fresh wave of gold fever, echoing China's historic gold rush.
Amid fears of a youth-led gold rush, American lawmakers would do anything to fight off the younger generation's hoarding of gold as an unconventional wealth-building strategy. Gen Z's fascination with gold isn't merely aesthetic; it's a testament to their distrust of fiat currencies and their quest for stability amidst economic uncertainty. GenZ has been denied the opportunity to buy homes (little inventory and the math between selling price and income …too daunting)
We are suggesting that The Parasitic Class (Congress, Biden, and their core of warriors set up unending war scenarios to steal from the taxpayers by sending the villagers money over-seas where it easier to steal.)
Legislators are now eyeing TikTok, the playground of choice for digital natives, as the culprit behind this gold frenzy.
TikTok is full of viral videos and glittering hashtags. It makes perfect sense that the US does not want a media force that will encourage buying, given that the US media goes to great lengths to bash on gold.
TikTok animators show a frenzied group of young adults, their eyes wide with anticipation before a luminous TikTok screen adorned with the platform's iconic logo. Amidst a backdrop of swirling gold coins and sparkling confetti, the scene pulsates with a sense of urgency and anticipation, epitomizing the fervor of the gold-buying frenzy.
The TikTok ban serves as a strategic maneuver to redirect Gen Z's financial ambitions towards more conventional forms of wealth accumulation. Lawmakers aim to stave off a potential economic downturn fueled by a youth-driven gold rush by reinstating confidence in traditional investments. Remember, our Debt-based model is financialized and based on commissions for selling conventional financial instruments, and with gold, there is "no churn," so this is another reason why Wall Street hates gold. Wall Street backs legislators, and lawmakers simply take orders from their Wall Street donors, thus the TikTok Ban.
Shanghai Gold Exchange (SGE)
It's significant to add that at the time of this articles first draft last week, Silver reached $29.15 USD on SGE. Gold hits $2,324.79 USD on SGE. Both Silver and gold Reached All-Time Highs on the same day.
The emergence of gold as a darling investment option among Gen Z isn't merely a financial maneuver; it's a reflection of their quest for stability in a tumultuous economic landscape. With gold symbolizing an antidote to the volatility of fiat currencies, young investors are drawn to its timeless allure and tangible value.
As the dust settles on the TikTok ban saga, one thing remains clear: the allure of gold among Gen Z isn't fading anytime soon. As lawmakers grapple with the consequences of this golden obsession, the echoes of a youth-driven gold rush reverberate across the financial landscape, leaving short sellers, Wall Street, legislators, and regulators on high alert.