Macroscopic Podcast Tom Luongo: Why the U.S. Wants Europe Weakened And Is Reshaping The World With Russia And China
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Aug 4, 2025 
Tom Luongo, a political and economic analyst known for his sharp insights, dives into a controversial thesis: the U.S. may be actively weakening Europe. He discusses how the Federal Reserve's actions under Jerome Powell might be a form of monetary warfare. Luongo breaks down the implications of rising tariffs, the future of the euro, and the rise of private currencies like Bitcoin. He also explores the transition from established financial systems to a new global order, highlighting the importance of gold and stablecoins in this evolving landscape.
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Fed's Rate Hikes as Monetary War
- Jerome Powell's rate hikes were strategic acts of monetary war targeting the EU and globalist systems.
- The Fed is transitioning from a global to a domestically focused bank, reshaping dollar liquidity.
Decentralizing Dollar Issuance
- The dollar is decentralizing, moving away from Fed control to private market determinations.
- Gold, Bitcoin, and stablecoins will play central roles as hard collateral in this new private money system.
Europe's Decline and Global Remaking
- Europe is being economically weakened deliberately and must put its assets on the table or face dissolution.
- The US, Russia, and China aim to remake global trade, sidelining Europe as a financial toll gate.
