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The Cage, Crown & The Storm

A steel octagon on the White House lawn. The King and Queen as legal witnesses. A fighter in the main event on sovereign American soil. It looked like spectacle. It was actually the final legal trigger in a war most people don’t even know exists.

For over a century, America has operated under British Admiralty maritime law—a system quietly reinstated through the 1871 Municipal Corporation of D.C. That’s why courtrooms fly gold-fringed flags. That’s why your birth certificate is a bond. That’s why you pay interest on money printed from nothing.

The transition back to land-based sovereignty began on Flag Day 2025. The King and Queen stood on the South Lawn as living trustees of the old system—witnessing America complete its legal steps. The Federal Reserve chairman stepped down. The National Jubilee of Prayer marked the withdrawal of consent from the 1871 corporation. Kevin Warsh was sworn in without the gold-fringed Admiralty flag.

But under maritime law, one final ritual remained: the people’s visible consent.

UFC Freedom 250 fulfilled that requirement. The octagon sat on sovereign soil—the same ground where the Crown stood weeks earlier. The American fighter symbolized the people entering the final stage of the conflict. When the crowd cheered, their participation served as legal acquiescence. The enemy’s own tool—ordeal out of chaos—turned against them.

The storm follows the celebration. The old system’s protectors will find their exit ramps closed. Retired Brigadier General Blaine Holt and Captain Pete Mattise join this Eyes on Gitmo broadcast to break down what comes next: the G7 notification, the rally where Nessun Dorma signals mass execution, and the July 4th completion of the 1776 covenant.

Tulsi Gabbard is dropping hand grenades on the way out—bio labs, election theft, control mechanisms exposed. The arrests have been happening for years. You just haven’t seen the receipts yet. Here’s more from John Michael Chambers on JMC Broadcasting.

Why The Deep State Is Losing?

Barbara Boyd argues Tulsi Gabbard’s resignation as DNI was driven by a family medical crisis—her husband Abraham Williams’ diagnosis with a rare bone cancer—and not by Iran-policy disputes, while claiming Reuters and online narratives framed it as an Intelligence Community “victory.” Boyd says Gabbard’s work centered on declassifications tied to Russiagate, the 2019 impeachment effort, 2020 election issues, Havana Syndrome, and directed energy allegations, amid reported pressure on her office.

The episode also covers a Senate confrontation with Acting AG Todd Blanche over Trump’s proposed $1.776B Anti-Weaponization Fund to compensate victims of “lawfare,” and portrays Trump as politically disciplining RINO opponents ahead of the midterms.

Finally, Boyd highlights Kevin Warsh’s swearing-in as Fed chair, his call for “regime change” at the Fed via balance-sheet reduction and rate policy, and cites Treasury- and agency-linked equity stakes and loans aimed at rebuilding U.S. industry outside traditional Fed/Congress channels. Here’s more from  Promethean Updates.

Will New Fed Spur Economy?

Jerome Powell is out as Fed Chief, and Kevin Warsh was just sworn in.

It’s a move that will have a big impact on interest rates, inflation, markets, and your money. Here’s more from Trish Regan.

Rough Headwinds On Horizon

Financial advisor Ed Dowd expects considerable economic turbulence ahead. “We have a lot of headwinds coming at us in 2026. . .. We think the first problems will begin in the shadow banking system which is private equity, private credit funds and all these non-depository financial institution loans commercial banks made over the last two years. All their loan growth came from that source. There was no loan growth in commercial and industrial. It was all in the shadow banking system.”

What is Dowd not worried about? Despite the big gut punch in the gold and silver market on Friday, Down says, “I am still bullish on gold and silver, and my target on gold by 2030 is $10,000 per ounce. It’s going to consolidate now. Is it the end? I don’t think so. There is a veracious appetite from big banks for gold and in the case of silver industrial users for the metal.”

There is much more in Dowd’s 44-minute interview with Greg Hunter on USAWatchdog.com.

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