Ron Paul: The Coming Monetary Reset Will Change America Forever

For decades, Dr. Ron Paul warned Americans about the consequences of abandoning sound money.

He questioned the Federal Reserve when few politicians dared to. He warned about the dangers of excessive government spending, the erosion of purchasing power, and the long-term consequences of a monetary system disconnected from gold.

Many dismissed his warnings.

Today, the United States has surpassed $40 trillion in national debt. Central banks are accumulating gold at a historic pace. And questions about the future of the global monetary system are becoming impossible to ignore.

Which raises a fascinating question: was Ron Paul simply ahead of his time?

I recently had the privilege of sitting down with Dr. Paul for an in-depth conversation on Gold Telegraph. We discussed some of the biggest monetary questions facing the world today:

• Why he believes the Federal Reserve is at the heart of America’s monetary problems.
• What really changed when President Nixon closed the gold window in 1971.
• Why governments abandoned sound money.
• Whether gold could play a central role in the global monetary system again.
• What America’s growing debt burden means for future generations.

But what struck me most wasn’t simply his criticism of the monetary system. It was how consistently he has maintained these views through decades of economic and political change.