Getting poorer...
...and why you have to take action now!
Inflation is making most people poorer!
High inflation is a criminal act against humanity!
Inflation is causing poverty, misery and death around the world!
If you are financially well-off, you might not need to read this, but most people are experiencing skyrocketing prices everywhere. From food and housing to healthcare and insurance, prices are rising steadily, while wage increases are often insufficient to cover these higher costs.
Many people have to buy cheaper, less healthy food, cut back on almost everything, and take on extra jobs just to pay their bills. This strategy might help you survive for a while, but you can’t keep spending 10% less on food every month or adding another job endlessly.
At least if you’re living on bread and water while juggling four jobs, you will realize that this can’t go on forever and you have to ask yourself: what is the real problem?
And no, the problem usually isn’t greedy companies hiking prices to become richer while you get poorer every day.
The real problem is inflation which is an expanding money supply. Most governments don’t budget like you or I would. Over the long term, you need to earn more than you spend, or you go broke. Governments, however, normally spend more than they “earn,” and that’s one of their privileges. They spend taxpayer money (which you contribute to) irresponsibly and fail to adequately address urgent issues. Spending on war, immigration, and foreign aid are just a few of the costs that make their budgets unsustainable and cause government debts to explode.
What do you do if you don’t earn enough money? You might counterfeit some and risk going to prison. Well, governments do the same—and it’s legal for them. Printing money, or more accurately “expanding the money supply,” provides additional funds to finance new projects and start wars to “bring democracy and peace” to other countries.
Expanding the money supply causes inflation and rising prices because economic output (products and services) isn’t increasing, only the amount of money circulating. That means more money is chasing the same amount of goods, so prices go up. You’ll see this effect every time you shop for groceries. The purchasing power of your hard-earned money is constantly decreasing. You can buy more apples for $10 today than next year. This trend will continue until something breaks.
Do you want to wait that long?
Governments are “stealing” your money in different ways. The first is through taxes, especially when the money isn’t spent responsibly—which it often isn’t. The second is through inflation, as creating more money devalues your currency. If people truly understood this, cities might be on fire.
Inflation, mostly caused by governments with poor financial policies, is the biggest scam and “financial enslavement” in history of humanity - just my opinion. Through inflation, most people become poorer every day, lose their savings, and with them, their hope and dreams.
Have you thought about retiring someday? Think again. When will that be possible if governments keep raising the retirement age to 70 years or even higher?
Don’t you think it’s time to get up, take control, and think about how to live with dignity? What about your kids? Don’t rely on governments to save you - they never will.
You have to think for yourself and take action. Take control of your life and understand this abusive financial and political system that works against humanity and causes poverty worldwide.
The most important thing to solve this problem is to save in assets that are stable and limited, and therefore do not lose purchasing power due to inflation. Your hard-earned money must retain its value for your future—this is the only way out of this abusive financial system. There are different kinds of assets that can be helpful, such as Bitcoin, gold, real estate, and stocks.
I don’t care what asset you will use to improve life for yourself, your family, and your friends. For me, the solution clearly was
Bitcoin. Now I can save money without losing purchasing power every day. I’m not trying to sell you anything, but maybe now is a good time to
start learning about this topic.
I wish you all the best - never give up!
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