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Dear Reader, If you print money in your basement… it’s called counterfeiting. And you go to jail. When political elites do it, they pretend it benefits us all. But… Look where all that new money ends up: 
Printing trillions of dollars hasn’t done a thing to enrich the working class over the last 40 years. In fact, regular Americans earn the same amount today that they did in the 1970’s if you adjust for inflation. But Washington and Wall Street elites haven’t done too badly — especially in the last ten years. And that’s not even the worst part… Because a new plan is now being discussed to alter the very bedrock of our monetary system. It’s a terrifying proposal for a new kind of currency. One that lets elites rig the game even more in their favor. And it could spell disaster for anyone with money saved for retirement. In fact, this new plan is the biggest threat to your wealth since the 16th amendment created the personal income tax. And the battle to implement this new kind of currency is heating up. It’s what’s really behind a lot of the bitter political polarization you see today… It’s what’s really driving the so-called “social justice” movement… And as the wealth gap widens… You’re going to hear more and more voices calling for a change to our current monetary system. Go here to find out how you can protect yourself. Regards, Dan Denning
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