In 2025, the return of Donald J. Trump to the U.S. presidency is not merely a domestic political drama, it is a global tremor threatening to shake the very foundations of a system long dominated by unaccountable financial cartels. As Trump resumes his war against the entrenched globalist order, it’s worth remembering the warnings of Thomas Jefferson who, over two centuries ago, described this banking elite as a “systematic plan of reducing us to slavery.”

This global banking elite, led by the Rothschild-backed Eight Families, continues to operate largely in the shadows, controlling vast networks through central banks, multinational corporations, and supranational institutions like the IMF, World Bank, and the Bank for International Settlements. In the 2010s and 2020s, their influence grew unchecked, imposing austerity on Europe, collapsing the middle class, and deepening inequality worldwide. But with Trump’s political resurgence, the tide may be turning.

2025: A Battle for the Soul of Global Finance

As the Biden years expanded spending, deepened national debt, and reinforced neoliberal institutions, Trump’s return in 2025 signals a reemergence of economic nationalism, financial independence, and a populist reckoning with the globalist cabal. Trump is poised to reintroduce tariffs, challenge Big Pharma, scrutinize NATO, defund globalist forums like the WHO and WEF, and seek full audit and accountability of the Federal Reserve, a privately owned institution masquerading as a government entity.

Just as Jefferson opposed central banking tyranny, Trump’s anti-globalist vision aims to break the back of this cartel, and for once, America’s internal economic struggle mirrors the battle for global economic liberation.

The Rothschild-Led Cartel’s Grip on the U.S. and the World

Today, more than $34 trillion in U.S. debt exists, much of it owed not to China, but to private central banks, hedge funds, and Federal Reserve bondholders, a majority of whom are connected to the Rothschild, Rockefeller, Goldman Sachs, and Warburg legacy networks. Quantitative easing (QE) has further enriched the elite and inflated speculative markets while ordinary Americans and the Global South suffer from inflation and rising costs.

This same cartel controls central banks from London to Lagos, enforcing dollar dependence, extractive economic policies, and debt traps. Every IMF loan to Nigeria or Ghana comes with hidden costs: subsidy removal, devaluation, privatization, and austerity. These policies are not for development, they are designed for control.

Nigeria: Still a Pawn in the Global Chess Game

For Nigeria, the implications are enormous. Our economic crisis is not merely homegrown, it is engineered within a system of global monetary control. Our naira collapses while our leaders borrow endlessly from IMF-linked institutions. Local production is strangled. Strategic national assets are sold off to foreign “investors” who are often proxies of the very families Jefferson warned us about.

A Trump-led global pushback on central bank tyranny offers Africa, and Nigeria especially, a chance to align with a new economic paradigm. One that rejects globalist enslavement and embraces national self-determination

Ten Strategic Steps to Break Free

1. Align with new sovereign monetary movements like BRICS, which seek multipolarity in global finance.
2. Exit IMF structural adjustment frameworks. These policies have impoverished us, increased debt, and suppressed indigenous economic growth.
3. Support local production and currency sovereignty. Stop the dollarization of our economy. Peg the naira to a commodity basket or to a new African trade currency.
4. Audit all foreign debts and cancel those tied to exploitative clauses or corrupt arrangements.
5. Adopt progressive taxation on multinational corporations and elites that benefit from state-backed contracts while paying next to nothing.
6. Ban offshore accounts for public officials and criminalize capital flight.
7. Establish a sovereign wealth fund backed by local industries and diaspora bonds, not tied to IMF monitoring teams.
8. Withdraw from globalist trade deals that harm local businesses. Renegotiate bilateral deals that don’t serve national interest.
9. Invest in education, health care, and infrastructure using sovereign-backed instruments that create jobs and raise productivity.
10. End the culture of foreign policy dependency. Create an African-led economic bloc with independent institutions, not Western proxies.

Ultimately: Will Nigeria Seize This Moment?

Thomas Jefferson’s words were prophetic. What he described has matured into a planetary system of invisible slavery, run by banks, not bullets. But Trump’s return in 2025 has opened a crack in the armor. A new wave of anti-globalist sentiment is sweeping across the globe. Nations are watching.

Nigeria must now decide: will we remain pawns of international debt masters, or will we break free and chart our own course?

If we align with this emerging movement for sovereignty, justice, and economic independence, our children may yet inherit a nation of strength and self-determination. If not, we will remain trapped, repeating cycles of poverty dictated from boardrooms in Basel, London, and Washington.

The time for choice is now.

Spread the word. Share this truth. Reclaim the future.

By Hon. Chimazuru Nnadi-Oforgu

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