The Government’s Hidden Plan For Social Security (Uncut) 03-16-2025

The Government’s Hidden Plan For Social Security

Well, you know, everybody is always worried about their social security and it’s understandable since a lot of people are depending upon it. And we’ve seen some recent cuts. Now we are being told that the benefits are not going to be reduced.

And I’m also not saying that it didn’t need to happen. And so I pulled this quote because this is really how I feel about it. I’m not disagreeing with the idea that the agency could be more efficient.

I would actually say that that’s true about all of the government agencies. They can all be a lot more efficient. I’m just wondering whether you can come up with that by cutting the positions first and figuring out how to have the efficiencies later.

I think a much more thoughtful approach could make some sense, but I want you to understand I’m staying purely economic. I don’t really care who’s in the White House. I’m just looking what’s happening and I’m reporting it.

And social security is a hot topic. And in fact, 22.7 million Americans are brought out of poverty. Well, I don’t know that they’re really brought out of poverty, but anyway, it’s better for them.

And 73% are senior citizens. And we know that people have not saved enough. We know that most people can’t come up with 500 bucks in an emergency.

We know that people that are making 250,000 a year are living paycheck to paycheck. So social security, especially for the older demographics or those that are depending upon for their income is really critical. As of 2025, more than 72 million Americans and nearly 90% of Americans age 65 or older receive some form of social security with the average benefit amount equating to nearly a third of the retirees income.

So if that gets cut, it’s a big problem. Plus, even though you’re getting your benefits, remember part of manipulating inflation is to impact how much more they have to give social security recipients. So the true buying power of the social security benefits who retired before 2000, my guess is actually worse than this, but has decreased 36% since that time.

So that’s why I always encourage you not to get blinded by numbers. Numbers just hide the truth. You’ve got to look at the truth and you’ve got to acknowledge your own power.

You’ve got to personal experiences in this because this is quite a serious thing. And we don’t know what’s really going to happen with social security so far. They’re saying they’re not going to cut the benefits, but how is the laying off of all of those people going to impact it? Because part of that too is remember social security is a pay as you go system.

And that means that my paycheck today, there’s a chunk of it that goes into social security, not for my future, but for current recipients. And when you take into account that originally when they first in the thirties, when they came up with the social security network or system, there were 158 workers for every one beneficiary. Now there are two workers for every one beneficiary.

Part of the reason why I’m talking about that is that all of these people that have been laid off and not just government layoffs, but also all of the corporate layoffs that are happening. That means those people are not paying into that system. So you need to keep all of this in line.

It’s just not one little place. It really has an effect everywhere. But this is really, if you exclude social security, 38.7% of people over 65 are at poverty level.

And that’s a homeless circumstance. I mean, it’s pretty, it’s pretty crappy data, but they say that that drops down to 10.2%. I’m not sure that that’s entirely true either. But what we do know is that a lot of people are depending upon that social security for their income.

And that shake up leaves at least two dozen officials cause them to leave. But under the new structure, what they’re doing is they’re consolidating Boston, New York, Philadelphia regions. They’ll be combined.

So all of these are now going regional instead of, of state by state. This could create some backlog and the new organization that flows, that follows deep cuts to the agency’s IT, that’s information technology contracts. Well, guess what? That’s going to have an impact in the benefits going out and supporting those that are already in the system.

It’s going to have an impact. What do you think? I mean, really, that’s what you have to ask yourself with all of this. I’m showing you what’s happening, but you’ll have to look inside as well and not just listen to me.

Maybe you agree with me. Maybe you don’t agree with me. Let’s have that conversation because I think everybody needs to hear all sides of it.

And then you can come up with an educated choice that puts your best interest first. But I think you need to create your own social security. That’s what the strategy is all about.

So if you haven’t done this yet, you know, click that link, scan that QR code, give us a call, get your sound money strategy in place. Let’s have that conversation because social security contractors cut off as DOJ targets agencies. So it’s not just the internal workers.

It’s also the other agencies that are supportive of this. How the cuts spurred by DOJ could mean major revenue drop-offs to private sector companies that conduct much of the work of the federal government. So we’re not just talking about the government employees or the government employees that contribute to the social security system.

We’re also talking about private employers and less going into the social security system to support those that are already collecting social security. Forget about you down the road. Now I will tell you this though.

I remember hearing the discussions about the insolvency of the social security system when I was a teenager and we were transitioning from a goal-back or at least a quasi goal-back system into a pure debt-based system. And I remember thinking to myself, social security is not going to be there by the time I get there. Well, I am collecting social security because they kind of forced me to do it.

Yeah. Do I think the system needs to be revamped? A hundred percent. But I think that there will be a lot of pain for a lot of people.

This is the importance of community. We have to help whoever we can. You know, if you’re doing well, that’s why I planted the whole exterior of my property so that if somebody is hungry and they’re walking by my property, they can pick a pomegranate.

They can pick a grapefruit. They can pick a zucchini. But that’s another conversation.

The question is really, how will all of the cuts that are happening at this level ripple through the economy? How is that going to impact not just the social security system, but everybody? Because everybody’s going to be impacted. That’s why community is so important to me. Even Shark Tank Mark Cuban issues a terrifying warning on the US economy and how Trump is fueling it.

This is not about politics. So I don’t want you to get caught up in that. I just want you to think about what’s happening because he’s, can this easily be the catalyst for that next depression? It can.

It’s like a domino effect. We saw this in 2008 when the real estate blew up. And then it was just all these other corporations blew up after it.

That’s what I’m really talking about. It’s not necessarily president Trump because the truth of the matter is, is this was going to happen anyway. It doesn’t matter who was in office.

This is inevitable. They need a huge crisis to take us into the next system. But the billionaire said, that’s Mark Cuban, he is a billionaire, making hundreds of thousands of people suddenly unemployed had a compounding effect.

That was how recessions start. But this, what we’re facing is going to be so much bigger than just a little recession. This I believe will be a hyperinflationary depression.

He warned Americans to not just to look at the number of cuts, but the knock on effects of a massive surge in unemployment. This is a bigger issue than people realize, not just jobs lost, but their families losing benefits. So your medical benefits, all of the benefits, all of the benefits that you get as an employee in a larger corporation, they’re gone.

Those benefits are gone. Landlords losing tenants, cities and towns losing revenue. This is how recessions start.

Ready, fire, aim is no way to govern. Again, I know that that can trigger some people, but I want you to look past the political part of it because that’s what I do. I look at the economic part of it.

And when you have massive, massive jobs layoffs, we were talking about how strong and powerful this economy is and how the consumers keep consuming, even though they’re taking on debt at levels never before seen with people that are falling behind in their payments. I mean, that’s going to get a whole lot worse with what we’re looking at. This is not going to be just a recession because what is a recession? Everything that we’re talking about here is deflationary.

Okay. You guys, I know, you know, this answer, how you all have one way to fight deflation. What is that way? Inflation.

That’s how you fight it. So far, the Fed has been holding back, but with massive job cuts, like we’re seeing in Canada, they’re going to the inflation camp because of the tariffs and the protection that they’re, they’re trying to do. But all that does is hasten the hyperinflationary depression.

That’s all it does. That’s what it does. Doge cuts could soon, so O’Malley is a previous employee.

I’ll talk a little bit more about that, but Doge cuts could soon trigger social security system collapse. Martin O’Malley, the former commission of the social security administration said money that the recent cuts made by tech billionaire Elon Musk’s department of government efficiency at the agency could result in the collapse of the social security system within the next 30 to 90 days. Now he is a Democrat, but, but still everything that we’ve just talked about, you’ve got many thousands of workers that are losing their positions and losing their benefits that are no longer contributing into this pay as you go system.

It was bad enough when people were putting the money in and then the government was taking it out and using it. There is no money in there. There is no real trust fund.

They’re counting on your deposits from your working. Well, if a lot of people aren’t working, that’s going to be a problem. Initiatives may jeopardize monthly benefit payments for over 72.5 million Americans.

So the question is how would a collapse of the social security system impact you? Maybe you’re not one that are taking, that are actually doing that and that’s, or taking social security and that’s fine. You know, honestly, it wouldn’t really impact me, but it’s going to impact everybody. That’s just the bottom line.

A hyperinflationary depression does that. Are you ready for that? Because this is your first line of defense. You want a certain level of cash outside of it, but the strategy is built in layers so that wherever we are in this crisis, you are just fine.

And the community piece of it is absolutely critical, critical that you build that local community around you and that you reposition your garbage debt-based Fiat money that’s being inflated away into sound money that cannot be inflated away. Why can’t it be inflated? Because it’s got the broadest base of buyer since it’s used in every single sector of the global economy. This is your bazooka inside of what we’re dealing with.

And this was inevitable. This was inevitable to happen no matter what. It was inevitable.

So I first wanted to take a look at silver. Okay. This is spot silver.

And I wanted to show you this huge cup formation and this second cup formation that really started back in about 2011, right? We are coming to conclusion on this cup probably sooner than later. And this is the spot silver, the contract market. So keep that in mind, but gold and silver in any form is monetary at its base.

So everybody, everybody can figure out how to collect and accumulate some gold and silver. Obviously, if you’re working with us, you’re executing a complete strategy. But the reality is, is anything that you have that’s Mark Sterling or 925 is monetary at its base.

And the gold jewelry, right? 10 carats, 14 carats, 18 carats, 22 carats, that’s all monetary at its base. So the condition of it does not matter. But I wanted to remind you of the food basket, right? A food basket between 1913 and 2025 went up 2,300%.

Spot silver went up 3,281%. So it maintained your ability to buy food. That’s why this is my go-to barterable.

But any talent you have, anything physical that you have is also barterable. So keep that in mind. It’s a great time to learn more skills.

If you can accumulate a lot of gold and silver, accumulate skills, they will come in very, very handy. And spot gold was up over 14,000%. So not only does gold over time maintain its ability to purchase the same goods and services, but it also puts you in a position to take advantage of the inevitable because the currency collapse going into a new system and the hyperinflationary depression that will usher that in is inevitable.

It’s been inevitable since 1913. This time is not different. We are buried under a mountain of debt.

So I want you to step back. And I’m hoping that you can truly see the importance of coming together in local community to ensure that you have security in food, water, energy, security itself, barterability, wealth preservation, and shelter. These are things that we need.

But globally, if you convert your fiat into this, and if we can get 3% of the 8.4 billion people to do that, I think we have a shot at having a say in the new system. And I want that say, because if we don’t get that, I don’t like what it looks like going into the next generation and generations to come. I don’t think it looks good for my grandchildren, your grandchildren, and all the children that come after it.

For Arthur, you know, with new baby and a little one. I mean, this is what this battle is for. This is what this battle is for.

Join us. Make this happen. Because I believe we can.

I believe that together we can make a positive difference for a lot of people. Let’s do it. What are you waiting for? Look in the mirror.

Ask yourself, if not me, who? If not now, when? Because I can’t do this all by myself either. I need to be surrounded by a community. I need you.

And until next we meet, please be safe out there. Bye-bye.