BREAKING: The U.S. is printing money out of thin air again, at the second most aggressive pace in history. Money supply (M2) surged roughly $1.7 trillion last year, pushing totals to a record near $27 trillion. This is the fastest expansion since the COVID era. Since mid-2023, about $3.7 trillion has been added, over $100 billion per month, driven by rising bank deposits and massive money market inflows. Just two years ago, money supply was shrinking. That flip is not accidental. This is an effort to delay a brutal economic depression, especially with midterms approaching. Flooding the system with liquidity does not solve the underlying damage, it only delays the reckoning and magnifies the fallout when it finally hits. This won’t end well.(Jacob King)