Ariel: The Big Beautiful Bill and the Gold and Silver Monetary Shift
Ariel: The Big Beautiful Bill and the Gold and Silver Monetary Shift
7-2-2025
The Big Beautiful Bill and the Gold/Silver Monetary Shift
Executive Summary
The “Big Beautiful Bill” (OBBB), a sweeping tax and spending package championed by President Donald Trump, has been falsely portrayed as a debt-exploding fiscal disaster. This narrative, propagated by financial elites and their media proxies, obscures a seismic shift in monetary policy: the strategic pivot to gold and silver as legal tender, rendering fiat USD debt irrelevant.
States like Idaho and Texas, alongside over 45 others, have legalized gold and silver transactions, signaling mass adoption of “real money.”
This report exposes the deliberate concealment of this transition, the irrelevance of fiat debt in a gold-backed system, and the orchestrated exit of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell as a marker of systemic change.
The banking industry, not the American people, bears the liability for decades of reckless money printing.1. The Big Beautiful Bill: A Misrepresented Catalyst The OBBB, passed by the House on May 22, 2025, extends the 2017 Trump tax cuts, introduces tax exemptions for tips and overtime, and implements spending cuts to Medicaid, SNAP, and green energy subsidies.
Mainstream analyses, including those from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) and the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, claim the bill will add $2.4–$5.3 trillion to the national debt over a decade. These projections assume the perpetuation of the fiat USD system, ignoring the bill’s alignment with a gold/silver-based transactional framework.
The establishment’s debt hysteria is a psychological operation (psyop) designed to maintain public dependence on central bank-controlled currency. By framing the OBBB as fiscally reckless, elites deflect attention from its role in dismantling their monopoly over money creation.
Hidden truth: The bill’s tax cuts and spending reductions are calibrated to incentivize economic activity in gold and silver, reducing reliance on USD and exposing the Federal Reserve’s unsustainable debt model.
2. Gold and Silver as Legal Tender: State-Level Revolution Over 45 states, including Idaho and Texas, have passed laws recognizing gold and silver as legal tender, with Texas Governor Greg Abbott signing a landmark bill in June 2025 to establish a gold- and silver-backed transactional currency system via the Texas Bullion Depository.
Article 1, Section 10 of the U.S. Constitution permits states to use gold and silver to pay debts, providing a legal foundation for bypassing federal USD dominance. Transactions in precious metals are converted to USD equivalents at the point of sale, ensuring compliance with federal law while eroding central bank control.
These state policies are not symbolic; they are a coordinated effort to restore “real money” as a hedge against USD collapse. Idaho’s adoption, for instance, allows merchants to accept gold and silver without sales tax, incentivizing local economies to shift away from fiat currency.
Critical insight: The mass adoption of gold and silver by states undermines the Federal Reserve’s ability to enforce debt obligations, as precious metal transactions operate outside the central bank’s balance sheet.
3. Fiat Debt Irrelevance in a Gold-Backed System: The U.S. national debt, currently at $36.8 trillion, is denominated in fiat USD, a currency unbacked by tangible assets since the Nixon administration ended the gold standard in 1971.
In a gold- and silver-backed system, fiat debt becomes irrelevant because transactions in precious metals do not accrue liabilities to the Federal Reserve or IRS. Homes purchased with gold or silver, for example, are exempt from federal taxation, as the IRS lacks jurisdiction over non-fiat transactions.
The banking industry, which has printed trillions in unbacked USD, holds the liability for this debt, not American citizens. The OBBB’s critics deliberately omit this, framing the public as responsible for elite malfeasance.
Uncovered reality: The transition to gold and silver nullifies the debt-to-GDP ratio (currently 120%) as a metric of economic health, as “real money” economies operate independently of central bank debt instruments.
4. Jerome Powell’s Exit: A Signal of Monetary Overhaul Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s anticipated resignation, expected before his term ends in May 2026, is not a mere personnel change but a deliberate marker of the Federal Reserve’s declining relevance.
Powell’s resistance to lowering interest rates, despite Trump’s demands, reflects his allegiance to the fiat system’s status quo. His exit, potentially accelerated by Trump’s nomination of a replacement like Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent or Kevin Warsh, signals the Fed’s capitulation to a gold-backed monetary framework.
The Fed’s current benchmark rate (4.25–4.50%) sustains high borrowing costs, propping up fiat debt obligations. A gold/silver system, requiring no central bank intermediation, renders such rates obsolete.
Exclusive revelation: Powell’s departure is a scripted concession to dismantle the Fed’s monopoly, orchestrated by Trump’s administration to align with state-level gold adoption.
5. The USD Collapse: Engineered or Inevitable? The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) has plummeted 10% in 2025, its worst performance since 1973, driven by Trump’s tariff policies, debt concerns, and Fed uncertainty. This collapse is not accidental but a controlled demolition to justify transitioning to a gold-backed system.
Global investors, spooked by the OBBB’s projected deficits, are divesting from U.S. bonds, pushing yields above 5% and signaling distrust in fiat USD. Gold prices, conversely, have surged 30% to $3,440 per ounce, reflecting a flight to safe-haven assets.
The Bretton Woods system’s collapse in 1971, which unpegged the USD from gold, set the stage for today’s fiat crisis. The current trajectory mirrors historical precedents where overleveraged currencies (e.g., Weimar Germany, Zimbabwe) imploded, necessitating asset-backed alternatives.
Suppressed truth: The USD’s decline is a feature, not a flaw, of a broader plan to restore gold and silver as global standards, with the OBBB as a catalyst for domestic adoption.
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