Topic: Peg

A caller discusses the potential role of Ripple (XRP) and stable coins in Trump's plan to bypass the traditional financial system. The host adds that Trump may also be looking to re-peg the value of gold to address the national deficit. The discussion concludes with a critique of Benjamin Netanyahu, whom the host accuses of spying on Trump and interfering in U.S. politics.

Dr. Elliott discusses a proposal by Russian economist Sergei Glazyev to peg the price of oil to gold. He notes that if the BRICS nations adopt this peg, it could instantly devalue the U.S. dollar and push the price of gold to $3,600 an ounce. The segment highlights China's massive, unofficial gold reserves and its strategy to become the world's dominant economic power by controlling tangible assets.

Russian economist Sergei Glazyev has proposed pegging one gram of gold to one barrel of oil to undermine the U.S. dollar. Credit Suisse analyst Zoltan Pozar suggests this could drive gold prices to $3,600 an ounce. This move is particularly threatening because the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve is depleted, and China has amassed an estimated 30,000 tons of gold to back a new global currency.

Graphene oxide is reportedly "grafted" to polyethylene glycol (PEG) to reduce its toxicity and hide its presence in vaccine ingredient lists. Once inside the body, it can function as a biosensor, allowing for the remote monitoring of biological data as part of a "smart grid" or "smart city" infrastructure. This technology is linked to Bill Gates and George Soros's recent acquisition of testing companies like Mo Logic, which may be used to read "GO levels" in the population.

The discussion focuses on the composition of lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) used in mRNA vaccines, specifically PEG 2000. Karen Kingston asserts that these LNPs contain graphene oxide, which acts as a stable biosphere for the unstable mRNA. She describes graphene oxide as a highly conductive material that can withstand extreme temperatures and is used in "theranostics" for both therapeutic and diagnostic purposes.