Conspircy Theorist Mike Adam's Statement made Sunday, 11/9/25, concerning Trump:
Trump is now entering the helicopter money phase of empire collapse.
After effectively TAXING Americans with punitive tariffs that are ultimately paid by the end consumer, Trump is now promising to give back a small portion of the money the government took from you while destroying your small business and causing supply chain disruptions and inflation, to boot.
He does this while absurdly claiming "almost no inflation" and asserting that the USA is the "most respected country in the world." These are claims rooted in a shocking disconnect from reality, with the aura of delusion or psychosis all around. Is Trump being drugged by his handlers? Is he so isolated from reality that he no longer is aware of the real world outside his wealthy elite bubble? Is he in a state of accelerated cognitive decline like Joe Biden?
He also claims he will start paying down the $37 trillion in debt. Does that mean gold revaluation to generate a few trillion in usable cash for the Treasury? Probably. If so, expect gold to skyrocket to $10,000+ per ounce sometime next year, and you should also expect numerous stablecoin launches that Trump will push in order to create more artificial demand for US Treasuries (purchased by the stablecoin issuers, a la the GENIUS Act).
But I've done the math on all this, and "the math ain't mathin'."
At best, stablecoin schemes could generate perhaps $3 trillion in treasury purchases. Gold revaluation, a one-time windfall that cannot be easily repeated, could generate $4 - $6 trillion. So this isn't even $10 trillion yet, and Trump will be facing a commercial real estate lender collapse in 2026, plus mass defaults on consumer debt (currently around $18.6 trillion and rising) as people lose their jobs due to AI replacement and collapsing retail activity affecting both e-commerce providers (Amazon, etc.) and local businesses (restaurants, coffee shops, etc.). These debt defaults will require massive, multi-trillion dollar bailouts, which will put the fiscal situation far deeper in the hole than where Trump started.
Following the wave of commercial real estate debt defaults, there will be a wave of consumer debt defaults that we might as well call the "Big Short 2.0." Except this time around, the defaults will be far larger than 2008. Perhaps "The Humongous Short" would be a better term.
Before long, Trump will be facing the largest financial crisis (debt defaults) in the history of our nation, and shockingly, we already know that his entire cabinet appears to be economically illiterate and that Trump himself has no solutions other than printing more (collapsing) currency and dropping dollars from helicopters, hoping the people won't notice their futures have been destroyed by all the debt, waste and fraud that Trump keeps pushing via military spending, endless wars and government-funded prescription medications.
Trump is on course to be the most economically disastrous president in the history of our nation as his policies drive tens of millions of Americans into poverty and economic desperation.
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