Bukele Flies to USA, Blasts Fed and Soros

Nayib Bukele, the President of El Salvador, was just invited by Republicans to speak at the Conservative Political Action Conference that took place in Maryland. Bukele went scorched earth on globalism, and entities such as George Soros, the Fed, and even Bill Clinton. The Republican audience cheered throughout the entire speech. Bukele largely focused on protecting freedoms from societal decline and the rejection of "dark forces".

The speech touched on various topics, including the aftermath of recent elections, the potential dangers of unchecked globalism, and parallels drawn from the speaker's own country's history. The former leader warned that globalist forces were already infiltrating the nation and emphasised the need for a leader with a vision, will, and courage to counteract these influences.

Drawing parallels between their own nation's experiences and the challenges faced by the United States, the speaker highlighted the importance of identifying and combating underlying forces that could lead to a dire future. The former leader shared lessons from their country's history, citing instances where complacency led to severe consequences, including civil unrest and societal breakdown.

The speech also delved into economic concerns, discussing the potential risks associated with high taxes and government financing through methods like money printing. The former leader urged structural changes in governance and policy to avoid an economic bubble burst that could impact the nation's stability.

The Fed:

Most notably in the economic part of his speech, he attacked the Federal Reserve directly. Here are his shocking direct quotes:

“When I talk to my conservative friends right here, they always tell me that the problem is high taxes. But they are wrong.”

“The real problem is not the high taxes themselves, but the fact that they are not even really funding the government.”

“So, who's financing the government? Government is financed by treasury bonds. Paper. And who buys the treasury bonds? Mostly the Fed. And how does the FED buy them? By printing money. But what backing does the FED have for that money being printed? The treasury bonds themselves. So basically, you finance the government by printing money out of thin air.”

“Someone could ask well so if the government can print unlimited amounts of money out of thin air why did they collect taxes? I mean in theory it will make sense right, if they can print unlimited amounts of money why would they need taxes? The answer is simple but it's very shocking: The real problem is that you pay high taxes only to uphold the illusion that you are funding the government, which you are not.”

“The government is funded by money printing: Paper backed with paper, a bubble that will inevitably burst. The situation is even worse than it seems because if most Americans and the rest of the world were to become aware of this farce, confidence in your currency would be lost, the dollar will fall, and the Western civilization with it.”

Concluding the speech with a message of hope and resilience, the former leader encouraged citizens to stand against global elites, defend their principles, and be vigilant in safeguarding the foundations of their democracy. The speech concluded with blessings for the United States and a call for citizens to reclaim their nation's future.

The former leader's warning serves as a timely reminder for the United States to assess and address internal challenges to ensure the preservation of its democratic principles and societal well-being.