The Worst Year for the Dollar Since 1973: How Washington’s Hubris and Wall Street’s Greed Are Collapsing America’s Currency

This isn’t just another dip on the dollar index chart. This is the most severe currency implosion the United States has endured since the blood-soaked days of the 1973 oil crisis—an era when the nation was already crippled by Vietnam, double-digit inflation, and a collapsing trust in the government’s empty promises. Back then, the architects of American decline tried to plaster over their failures with petro-dollar arrangements and half-baked price controls. Today, the political class and their Wall Street enablers are no less delusional.

Let’s be clear: the U.S. dollar is dying because the institutions sworn to protect its integrity are parasitic and incompetent.