Bank Wars: Depression, But No Panic

 

We live in interesting times, more interesting for some people than others. We're at a point where we are starting to have echoes of two historical periods that are going to be smooshed together for all of us living now. This is necessary because we're at a normal cycle point as well as at the termination of a larger cycle.

So basically, what I'm going to describe here is the situation that we're in now, where we're due for another depression relative to the Central Bank of the United States, the Federal Reserve, and its creation of fake money out of thin air and all of the influences and repercussions of that. So this is all part of a larger cycle.

We should be going into a depression... it should have happened this year, or next year... all leading up to about 2030. This is part of the plan of the World Economic Forum and the United Nations and all these other control freaks. So they want to take advantage because they know the cycle is coming due. They're just going to exacerbate it where they need to and then ride the emotional wave to greater and greater levels of control. Right? That's their plan.

It's not going to work, however. Not this time. The last time we were in this kind of a depressive situation was 1933. We're swinging toward the end of a hundred year cycle now. So fiat currencies have a known lifespan. Most of them, unbacked fiat currencies, die within 56 years of their creation, or they morph so much that they're no longer recognizable. And this is what's happening to the dollar.

Trump and his people, in my opinion, are fighting against several large economic forces and the political forces associated with them that want the United States to become either broken up or communistic so that they can leverage better control. But there's the larger cycles yet to deal with, and forces involving space aliens headed our way.

So there's all of these huge things that Trump is having to deal with. We're at the end of the Federal Reserve Bank, where the Federal Reserve Bank will be phased out following the same progression as the end of the Second Bank that happened previously in 1833, 192 years ago. In 1833, the central bank at the time, called the Second Bank, was killed by President Andrew Jackson who vetoed a bill and did not allow it to be rechartered. So a single man saved the country at that point from a political process that had been corrupted. Sound familiar? Lots of the politicians at that time had been purchased by banking interests. Big echo there. And here we are again today, repeating it all over.

And so the central bank wasn't chartered, and so it had to go private. And it wasn't able to sustain itself without the federal government effectively stopping the competition, which were state chartered banks then. And so once he did that, it ended.

Now, it took another three years before it really got into deep, deep, deep problems. And it caused huge problems in the United States with the largest land speculation effort ever, and one of the largest depressions as a result of that, all of which leads back to the real owners of the central bank... the British banks, flooding the United States with money in order to cause the split in the United States and the Civil War. So that was all engineered by the bankers.

So the banks came under pressure in 1833 when the central bank couldn't renew. By 1836, we'd had the speculative boom of Western land where over 20 million acres were sold. That's going to come back up, by the way, in this particular cycle in a huge way, maybe four years from now... and it's going to alter the relationship of the people to the power structures in a huge way. We're actually close to the point where the Federal Reserve will have its deposits from the federal government removed. I think Trump's plan will, to some degree, echo what Jackson did because Jackson's plan was very well conceived and it worked very well.

So one year after the second bank's charter expired, the U.S. plunged into a depression. We're getting into this period now. We still have a Federal Reserve. It still has a charter, but it's not structured the way the Second Bank was. These bankers learn. And so when they hoaxed the United States again into accepting the Federal Reserve lending money to the country in 1913, they had it structured differently, so we're not going to go through the exact same thing, but the tactics still work.

I think we're coming up close to a point where there will effectively be no renewal of charter for the Federal Reserve. And I think that'll happen over the next six to eight months. You'll see it in minor legislation, not anything big. They're not going to be advertising what's going on. And then we're going to get, and we're into it right now, the early stages of a depression.

I think we'll also have a banking panic of some sort. That's a secondary issue. It will be brief. The banks will die. There will be all kinds of stuff to sort out. And then we'll be heading into a depression. It's going to be a very unusual depression because it's not going to be generally effective. That is to say... it'll be like the breakup of tech in the late 90s where there were many industries that were being sold off to China wholesale... old industries in the U.S. where we'd sell the whole factory to somebody in China and they'd come and disassemble it and pack it off.

But we were getting into the new high-tech industries at that point in a serious way. I think we're approaching something like that. So we're going to be in a transition stage during this period. We'll see a lot of older economic construction within the United States fall away and new stuff come in. Everything from new types of manufacturing to new industries to new sciences, all different kinds of stuff are going to be emerging during the period of this depression.

Now, Trump today tweeted out to buy Bitcoin. I'm going to echo that. My large language model AI always focused on the idea of Bitcoin being the method for government-to-government and international corporation-to-international corporation settlements for very large purchases, debts, contracts, etc., and so it always focused on the idea of Bitcoin being used as a carrier of big money. And that still holds in the future.

We haven't seen that yet. I suspect over the next few years, relative to the current U.S. federal dollar, we will see Bitcoin exceed maybe a million dollars each. However, there's going to be another metric involved. The current U.S. the Federal Reserve note (dollar), because it's a debt instrument, is not actually a currency; it's not actually money. There's going to be a competitor that will be arising. I think it's going to be a Treasury-issued dollar, both digital and physical in some form, although I think it'll be some kind of a Treasury-issued dollar which will compete with the Federal Reserve note.

When it's issued, you're gonna see a weird thing happen. If you want it to be speculative... me personally, I'm going to convert as many Federal Reserve notes as I can at that time into the new Treasury-issued dollars.. basically dumping the Federal Reserve Bank notes, to get all of my funds converted over to the new currency and wait for the progress of things... because the Federal Reserve Bank is dying. It can't sustain itself. There's no possibility of life in a few years for it.

If we model it on the time of Andrew Jackson, it'll take 13 years for the Federal Reserve Bank to die. So if the stuff I expect to happen happens in the next eight months, that is to say by June of 2026, just ahead of our 250-year celebration, then it sort of starts a clock ticking. I don't think that the Federal Reserve Bank will live much beyond 13 years, however, it will fade off to irrelevance in maybe as little as, say, three or four years... not very much time at all.

Anyway, so, we're going to get into this period of time that's going to replicate much of the turmoil of the mid-1800s that led up to the Civil War. It was the British banks that had been thrown out because they were the backers of the Second Bank. They decided to try and reclaim their prize, so they engineered the split of the USA... the same way they engineered the split of Korea, Vietnam, and many other countries, right? It's like a plan, a playbook.

They're trying to use it again here now. It's not going to work. Anyway, I'm of the opinion that Bitcoin is really solid. Now is a tremendous buying opportunity because I know that all of my data has never wavered and it's been really good so far. I said it would hit 100,000 when everybody else said you're full of shit, a decade early. And it did, and here we are now. It's fallen down recently due to the pressures that are being put on the Federal Reserve banking structure, the debt, the corporations, and the derivatives. All of these things are under such huge pressure that they have to sell. There are many people that are in a position of having to sell whatever they possibly can to raise Federal Reserve notes in order to try and keep themselves afloat against the crashing of the value versus the debt within the overall system that's affecting their operations. So a lot of corporations are involved in this at the moment.

It's going to get a lot worse. It's going to get quite strange because we have these other factors being put in. We've been through this before, so the powers that be on all sides are positioning themselves, getting ready for the next moves. I don't do financial advice. Bitcoin's not a financial instrument anyway, but I'm not selling. And in my opinion, it's a buying opportunity. We'll see how it all works out. I'm not particularly worried about that.

We will have economic ramifications from the current Federal Reserve Bank dying. That's what's ongoing at the moment. They're trying to do everything they can to keep themselves afloat and prevent the loss of power, so this is ultimately the prompt for all of these financial moves and the loss of power here.

There is an interesting asymmetric intrusion into this particular crises in the form of the 3i/Atlas in our solar system, with serious speculation about contact with non-human intelligence that's going to be a very interesting aspect of these near times to come... because it's going to get larger and larger as we go along. And it will have many unpredictable effects because we've never been here before.

So we'll be getting into some real novel territory with this.

But don't panic. We're into the bank wars. It's going to be vicious. It's going to be ugly. But it's going to take a decade to work through this. So it's not like you've got to freak out today. You can make plans, see how things go, and ease into the whole bank war period. I'll get into this in some detail in the future... just not today.

from the Substack of Clif High on November 21, 2025