US States are starting to turn to gold to protect State holdings

Colin Plume:  4-4-2024

Many US States are messing up. They are allowing crime rates to go up, shooing away investors, and spending on things that aren’t helping their residents. Then there are states like Utah that are looking into the future and putting their residents' welfare at the forefront. 

Their first move? Buy gold. 

On Thursday, Utah Governor Spencer Cox signed a bill into law granting authority to the state Treasurer to safeguard state funds by allocating a significant portion to physical gold and silver.

Championed by Rep. Ken Ivory, House Bill 348 enables the Treasurer to allocate up to 10% of certain state reserve accounts to precious metals. This move aims to mitigate the risks of inflation and financial instability, as well as potentially generate capital gains when measured in Federal Reserve Notes.

Note: All intel should be considered as "Rumors" until we receive official announcements ...and “Rates and Dates” could change anytime until we get to the banks/redemption centers.

RV Excerpts from the Restored Republic via a GCR: Update as of Thurs. 4 April 2024

Compiled Thurs. 4 April 2024 12:01 am EST by Judy Byington

Global Currency Reset: (RUMORS)

Wed. 3 April MarkZ: For the first time in quite some time –from 2 different sources was told that there are expectations for “Fines and Penalties” to be paid as early as Thursday late afternoon 4 April. There are still some Iraqi contacts that are giddy about today Wed. 3 April. Could they be right? Well possibly –especially after the news of the oil revenue account closed here in the US. Bond folks today Wed. 3 April – I am still going straight to voicemail for the contact who told me he signed an NDA on Monday 1 April.

BRICS Reshape Global Farming Market: No more following US regulation

Fastepo:  4-2-2024

The BRICS Grain Exchange, a strategic initiative led by Russia, represents a significant move towards reshaping the global grain market

 This initiative aims to enable direct purchases between buyers and producers, thus reducing market volatility and the impact of speculative trading. Russia's collaboration with China is a key component, highlighted by a groundbreaking grain-supply contract valued at nearly 2.5 trillion roubles ($25.8 billion), the largest in the history of their bilateral food trade.

 This deal, which includes the delivery of 70 million tonnes of grain to China over the next 12 years, is part of broader efforts to enhance food and energy security amidst geopolitical tensions.