Fellow Americans, a shocking revelation from the Department of Government Efficiency demands your attention.

Doge investigators have already uncovered an astounding $115 billion in government fraud,

with analysts suggesting hundreds of billions more will soon be exposed.

This goes far beyond simple waste or mismanagement.

We're witnessing the unraveling of systematic corruption that appears to have artificially inflated our economy for years. Reports indicate

the previous administration channeled approximately $1.5 trillion through non-governmental organizations,

creating a facade of economic stability that was built on quicksand. Now as this House of Cards begins to collapse, financial experts are warning of an imminent, short but deep recession that could devastate unprepared investors.

Consider the sobering question. What will happen to your

retirement savings when this fraudulent economic structure finally crumbles throughout civilization,

across empires and economic systems? Physical gold has consistently preserved wealth

when currencies and paper investments failed.

Shouldn't a portion of your retirement be held in an asset with a 5,000-year track record,

one that can't be manufactured by government decree or manipulated through accounting fraud?

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your financial future from the coming downturn. You'll discover why current conditions may

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fraud economy completely unravels.

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Safeguard your wealth, protect your future while there's still time.

Hello and welcome to the Victor Davis-Hansson show.

Victor is the Martin A. Neely Anderson Senior Fellow in Military History and Classics at the Hoover Institution and the Wayne and Marsha Busky Distinguished Fellow in History at Hillsdale College.

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