Ron Paul Slams $1T Military Budget, Calls for System Overhaul

In a recent post on X, Ron Paul criticized both political parties for escalating government spending, particularly the approval of a $1 trillion military budget.

Former U.S. Congressman Ron Paul has slammed both political parties for escalating government spending and urged a complete overhaul of the system in a recent X post.

Also, financial author Robert Kiyosaki has spoken out against the Federal Reserve’s manipulation of financial markets, comparing it to Marxist-style control and urging a shift to Bitcoin, gold, and silver.

Ron Paul’s Dire Warning: Growing Debt and Surveillance Threaten U.S. Decentralization

In his X post, Ron Paul expressed deep disappointment with both the Republican and Democrat parties for their role in ballooning government spending.

Paul's remarks come amid the approval of a $1 trillion military budget by Congress, a move that has sparked widespread concern over the nation's fiscal trajectory.

The congressman's urgent message focused on the floundering principles of U.S. decentralization. Paul argued that while both parties often trade blame, they are ultimately part of the same system that is failing the people.

"Both parties are part of the same system that is floundering. Don’t blame the Republicans or the Democrats. They are both part of the system that needs to be changed."

Paul's post has since garnered significant attention, generating over 1.8 million views and 10,000 user interactions.

Kiyosaki Urges Bitcoin, Gold Shift Amid 'Fake Money' Crisis

In his own post, Robert Kiyosaki, author of the bestselling book Rich Dad Poor Dad, sounded the alarm over the Federal Reserve’s “price fixing” of interest rates, a practice he said promotes Marxist-style control and robs people of their wealth and freedom.

Kiyosaki argued that the Fed’s actions, in essence, amount to a "socialist takeover" of the U.S. economy. He also took aim at the manipulation of currency, which he said harms the fabric of the economy and strips away individual autonomy.

“It’s not about Republican or Democrat. It’s about good money or bad money. We need to reject fiat currency and hold value in assets like #Bitcoin, gold, and silver,” Kiyosaki stated.

Kiyosaki's perspective underscores a growing concern among some economists and libertarians over the potential for over-centralization and reduced personal liberty with government overreach.