| April 07, 2022  Editor's Note: The message below from one of our partners is one we believe you should take a close look at. Dear Reader, Was it really just a 'war game'? A simulation? Or was it foreshadowing something more sinister? In late 2021, Israel hosted an event that also included treasury officials from the United States, Austria, Germany, the Netherlands, Thailand, the UAE, the United Kingdom. According to Reuters, the IMF, World Bank, and Bank of International Settlements were also involved.
The event included simulations of emergency liquidity assistance to quell chaos and save the banks from ruin… And a coordinated bank holiday, debt repayment grace periods, and coordinated delinking from major currencies. But some aren't convinced it was just a simulation. Radio host Glenn Beck, for example, speculated on his morning radio show: "I think they're trying to roll out an international currency… probably an international digital currency." Alarmed, I immediately called a man who's appeared frequently as a technology expert on Glenn Beck's show to find out more about the possibility of a digital currency. His name is Jeff Brown. He's an angel investor with deep ties in Washington D.C. and a long list of contacts with cryptocurrency expertise. When I asked him about a digital currency in the United States, he told me: "All the evidence points toward one logical conclusion: a digital dollar is coming… and it will replace paper money in the near future." He went on to show me a pile of evidence of a coming digital dollar, including two smoking-gun patents, and several historical precedents for massive financial shifts in America. I was so intrigued and troubled by our conversation, I invited Brown to go on-camera to explain this massive Dollar overhaul to the American public. And right now, you can see the interview in its entirety for free. All you need to do is grab a pen and paper, click here, and turn on your speakers It could be the most important interview you see in 2022.
Chris Hurt
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