Global Elites' Control Over Economy Explained

In a recent address to the Council on Foreign Relations, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen outlined policies aimed at promoting global cooperation and economic stability. However, the underlying agenda seems to focus more on maintaining the power of elites rather than providing real benefits to the general population. Yellen highlighted America's economic leadership through institutions like the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank. These organizations play a vital role in controlling global markets, reinforcing systemic inequalities that favor the powerful. As the elites work together to manage resources, they frame the narrative around friend-shoring and resilient supply chains, which often serve their interests first. With cryptocurrencies, initially seen as a potential threat to their power, a shift has occurred where translations of crypto into centralized systems are being pushed. Calls for regulations and Central Bank Digital Currencies reflect attempts to bring crypto under traditional financial control. This transformation poses risks for individual financial sovereignty. The advice remains clear: accumulate Bitcoin and diversify into gold. Gold remains a stable asset during economic turmoil, and the elites themselves are stockpiling it while misleading the public about Fiat trustworthiness. Understanding the mechanisms at play is crucial for strategically positioning financial assets amidst the inevitable consolidation of power by global elites.