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Biden's Shocking Slip-Up; The Day the Dollar Could Crash Revealed!

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The show of force in Gaza could be a demonstration of its unmatched capabilities. #04 17/10/2024 [Logotype]( Biden's Shocking Slip-Up: The Day the Dollar Could Crash Revealed! Biden messed up on stage once again. [Biden]( His staff was embarrassed and covered their faces… This time his mental faculties failed him again. What did he do exactly? Biden slipped up and named the day the government would dump the US dollar. Is he a compromised foreign agent?! That's right, he already knows the plan is for all the BRICS countries to ditch the dollar before the election. It's now evident Biden is compromised by the Chinese government. China has one goal: to replace the U.S. dollar as the world’s reserve currency. And they're getting closer to that goal every day. In February, China convinced Iraq to ditch the dollar for trade. In March, Brazil followed suit. And in April, Argentina joined the ranks. Now they’re targeting Saudi Arabia, and the clock is ticking. October 6, 2024, is the critical date. On this day, China will unveil the next phase of its attack—a gold-backed Yuan reserve system that will devastate the U.S. dollar and potentially crash your investments. Don’t wait until it’s too late. Protect your wealth and freedom from the impending financial storm. [Get All The Details HERE ]( Regards, Dylan Jovine, CEO & Founder Behind The Markets P.S. If you have any money in US Dollars, [go here now]( and see why you should move your cash this month! [Logotype]( Editor’s note: At Lion Stock Magazine, we are committed to serving as your vigilant source for unique opportunities that you can leverage. The following message from one of our partners is something we believe deserves your careful consideration. 200 Continental Dr Suite 401, Newark, DE 19713 © 2024 Prestige Publishing LLC. All Rights Reserved If you would like to unsubscribe from receiving offers brought to you by Lion Stock Magazine [click here.]( [Privacy Policy]( [Terms & Conditions]( Lion Stock Magazine sending this newsletter on behalf of Prestige Publishing LLC. [stamp] [sign]

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