I’ve spoken highly of former Representative Ron Paul in the past, and for good reason. He is one of the best members of Congress that we’ve had in our lifetimes.

This man truly understands economics and how the world works. Democrats live in their own imaginary bubble as to how they think that the world works and always make decisions based off of emotions.

But Ron Paul has some incredible insight into what’s going on and what is to come.

We all know that we’re headed for a recession or that it’s actually here even though numbers don’t officially reflect it, Paul says that what we are currently facing is actually on par with the Great Depression.

Breitbart reported,

Tuesday, during an appearance on Newsmax TV’s “American Agenda,” former Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) warned the country was worse off than it had been in some of the most challenging economic times in its history, including the Great Depression of the last century.

Paul decried the economic policies of inflating the money supply and the U.S. debt as the causes.

“[T]he founders understood exactly what we’re talking about,” he said. “They had the runaway inflation with the Continental Dollar. So they put in the Constitution that only gold and silver could be legal tender. And if we had followed that, we wouldn’t have had the welfare-warfare state with these huge deficits and what we’re facing because I think what we’re facing today is a lot worse than what we’ve had in the past, whether it was the Depression or whether it was the downturns we’ve had in recent years.”

Here’s going to be the key factor in all of this: if we start seeing people losing jobs, that’s when we’ll see a recession or even a depression. I would lean towards a depression because the Biden regime has no idea how to handle such an event.

This isn’t something new. Ron Paul has been warning us about this for years, but nobody wanted to listen.

"The real deception is when we distort the value of money, when we create money out of thin air"

– Ron Paul

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— Wall Street Silver (@WallStreetSilv) July 6, 2022