Скачать или смотреть 2026: The End of The Dollar? And Why Most People Won't See It Coming, History is Repeating

It took 100 years to build the British Empire, and just 7 days to destroy its financial dominance. In November 1956, a single phone call from the United States ended the Pound Sterling's reign as the world's reserve currency.

Now, in 2026, the United States is standing on the edge of its own "Suez Moment."

In this financial documentary, we uncover the terrifying parallels between the collapse of the British Pound and the current trajectory of the US Dollar. History shows that reserve currencies don't fade away gracefully—they collapse suddenly when the debt becomes mathematically unpayable. Britain reached that point in 1956. The US has reached it today.

In this video, we analyze:

The "Suez Moment": How a geopolitical crisis triggered a margin call on an entire empire.

The "Soft Default": Why the 1967 devaluation of the Pound is the blueprint for the US Dollar's future.

The Debt Spiral: The exact moment US interest payments exceeded the Defense budget (and why it’s the point of no return).

The IMF Warning: How Britain became the "Sick Man of Europe" and lost its sovereignty to creditors.

Wealth Preservation: How to protect your savings when the "Exorbitant Privilege" ends.

The British public in the 1960s was told the "Pound in their pocket" hadn't changed. They were lied to. Are you being lied to today?

Chapters: 0:00 The 7-Day Collapse of an Empire 2:15 How Britain Sold Its Future (WWI & WWII) 5:30 The Suez Crisis: The Margin Call from Hell 8:45 The "Soft Default" of 1967 12:10 The US in 2026: A Mirror Image 15:20 The Treasury Auction Nightmare Scenario 18:00 Protecting Your Wealth from Devaluation

Disclaimer: This video is for educational and historical purposes only. It is not financial advice. Please consult a professional before making any investment decisions.

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