I'm not an economist by any means so I give as much as I can give in terms of what I know and the strategies, then stop because to say more, would be ignorant.
That said, I have given a ton of detail around the strategies and negotiations that have taken place, like the renegotiations of debts we have with China for instance, which are proactive steps being taken to ensure our markets/economy wouldn't collapse or cripple us.
I've also cited, that as we progress our efforts towards increasing independence by focusing on areas like energy, better trade deals, imports/exports, US production, manufacturing, etc. those efforts will inherently allow us to continue to absorb, implement, assume and maintain more direct control over our own finances, markets, banks and ultimately our economy, which will lead to an organic separation from the central banks and its systems, which stifle and limit our potential and economic success.
Additionally, we've already seen our reduction, renegotiation and even self-removal from the blind participation and funding of regional and internationally-based commitments/obligations that have financially and economically strapped us to other nations and the central banks system, like NAFTA, TPP, the Paris Accord and our recent announcement to reduce our annual UN contributions.
We have also just passed the tax bill which has also eliminated several loopholes that had been overly exploited and abused for decades, in addition to closing the economic gaps and benefits of off-shored business, production, manufacturing and financials. These efforts will add a significant amount of money back into the economy, that we'd been losing out on in border taxes. I also went as far as to cite Mulvaney and his VERY strategic move from Director of OMB to Acting Director of CFPB. That wasn't an accident and he sure did start with a bang, didn't he?! I mean, you'd almost think it was planned... 😏
Finally, I've explained in detail, how we have decimated many of the backchannels, operations and networks, which have allowed many to horrifically abuse and evade our systems. Deals and transactions will now be above the table, not under the table. Now, domestic and international deals and monies contracted, passed and exchanged, will be legally reported and accounted for, which will add and contribute to the sustained benefit and success of our economy, overall.
All of these things actively being done and the details I've given behind them, are in many ways directly related to the literal gutting of the FED and it's status-quo.
