The End of Everything You Have Known

You feel it, do you not? That nagging, uncomfortable sense that something is deeply wrong with the world. It is like a splinter buried in your mind that you cannot remove. It has been there your whole life. A quiet knowing. A strange unease. You catch glimpses of it when you look out your window, scroll through your phone, or listen to the hollow promises echoing through your television screen. You feel it in the tightening grip of laws passed without consent and the quiet failure to enforce the ones that were meant to protect you. You feel it when you go to work, when you pay the taxman, and especially when you wonder where all your time and energy have gone.

This feeling is not paranoia. It is recognition. Something ancient and true inside you is awakening.

What you are sensing is not the beginning of chaos. It is the end of an illusion. The global financial system, built on the back of fiat currency created by private central banks, is collapsing under its own weight. The dollar, the euro, the yen... none of it is real. None of it holds value beyond the illusion of trust. That trust has now been shattered. We are living in the final moments of a dying financial empire, and those who control it know exactly what is coming.

Before the collapse is complete, they are rushing to put in place a new system. Not a better one. A controlled one. Central bank digital currencies, programmable money, social credit scores, and surveillance infrastructure are already being rolled out. Their goal is not your freedom. Their goal is total control. If they succeed, we will enter an age of digital slavery that will make the worst dystopias seem tame. It will be a world where your every move is tracked, your purchases are approved or denied based on compliance, and your ability to dissent has been erased by the code that governs your wallet. If this is not stopped, humanity will live under a boot for the next thousand years. The future will be owned not by the people but by those who print the currency and write the code.

Peter J. Merrick and I have spent over seven thousand hours writing and researching this truth. With more than seventy years of combined experience inside the Financial Industrial Complex, they have put together what may be the most important book you will read in your lifetime. It is called It Starts With Gold, and it has already become an international bestseller. Not because gold is the answer to everything, but because it is the start of reclaiming sovereignty, truth, and value.

This book is not a forecast. It is a warning. It is the missing puzzle piece for those who have felt that splinter in the mind but could never quite articulate what it meant. It is your proof that you are not crazy. You were right. The system is rigged, and it is being replaced by something far worse.

To get this message out to the world, Peter and Adrian have priced the Kindle version at just $0.99. Not to make money. To remove all barriers. To bypass censorship. To break the algorithm. They need your help to ensure this message reaches those who need to hear it before the final phase begins.

Go to Amazon and get the book now. Read it. Then, write a review. We need one hundred or more reviews in the first thirty days so Amazon’s system will start to push it to others. Your words will help break through the noise and bring light to those still stuck in the shadows. Then, share the link with someone you care about. Someone who also feels that something is wrong. Someone who needs to know they are not alone.

The clock is ticking. The system is faltering. And those in power are desperate to lock us down before it all comes crashing down. If you have ever wondered why everything feels so wrong, now you know.

It does not start with collapse. It starts with gold.

?? Get It Starts With Gold on Amazon Kindle for $0.99

Let this be your line in the sand. Read the book. Write the review. Spread the message.

The world you knew is already gone.

This is your last chance to choose what comes next.

With deep gratitude,?

Peter J. Merrick & Adrian C. Spitters