What if gold, not the dollar, holds the real power in today's economy? Join me, Tony Arterburn, on a journey through the intricate landscape of freedom, politics, and history, where we challenge conventional wisdom and explore the profound role of precious metals. We'll unravel the complexities of geopolitics, drawing on allegories and historical insights to understand the tensions between nations like Iran and Israel. Through references to historical figures and realpolitik, we examine past foreign policy decisions and their resounding impact on our present world.

In a world where digital currencies are gaining popularity, we question the age-old allure of gold. While industry giants like Warren Buffett and Dave Ramsey dismiss its value, I highlight gold's cultural significance and its critical role throughout history. From its symbolism as a gift for baby Jesus to its intrinsic stability compared to fiat currencies, this episode offers a fresh perspective on investing in gold and silver. We contrast these timeless metals with the rise of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and discuss gold's historical constraints on government excess.

Amidst geopolitical turmoil, we focus on the intriguing dynamics of the precious metals market, spotlighting Costco's significant sales of gold bars and a potential move into platinum. With tensions affecting global supply and demand, we evaluate financial figures' perspectives and question pro-war motivations, reflecting on historical missteps and their lessons. As we touch on peace negotiations in the Middle East, this episode underscores the profound influence of geopolitical shifts on gold and silver prices, urging listeners to consider the historical roots and future implications of their investment choices.

What if the global financial system is being reset right under our noses, without our consent? Join us on the Arterburn Radio Transmission as we explore the dramatic rise in precious metals like gold and silver, and what this means for your financial security. We tackle the geopolitical tensions brewing between Lebanon and the United States, and how these are intricately tied to the global economy. Featuring insights from John W. Whitehead, we dive into the alarming prospects of central bank digital currencies that could redefine the way we understand money and privacy.

Moving on, we shine a spotlight on the UN's newly adopted "Pact for the Future"—a 56-page document that has largely escaped public scrutiny. This pact includes a "global digital compact" and could be the blueprint for a new global order. We dissect this ambitious agenda, drawing historical comparisons to Orwell and Solzhenitsyn, to emphasize the lack of public debate and the potential dangers of such sweeping changes. We also critically examine the UN's 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and question the real impact of its lofty goals.

In a world increasingly leaning towards digital currencies, we discuss the potential for increased government surveillance and control. Using China's digital yuan as a case study, we consider what a central bank digital currency could mean for American citizens. The conversation also touches upon the importance of stricter data privacy laws and the need for an electronic bill of rights to shield us from invasive government and corporate surveillance. Don't miss our final thoughts on safeguarding your wealth with precious metals and how you can join our Wolfpack membership to stay one step ahead.