Name: 加拿大扣下扳機了！多數人根本不知道接下來會發生什麼事！ (Canada Just Pulled The Trigger - Most People Have No Idea What’s About To Happen)
Uploaded: 2026-01-21T18:05:00.000Z
Duration: 14 min 47 s

The world has changed much since that last visit.

世界自上次拜訪以來，已經改變了很多。

I believe the progress that we have made in the partnership sets us up well for the New world order.

我相信我們在夥伴關係上取得的進展，讓我們為新世界秩序做好了準備。

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In 1944, 44 nations met in Washington to create a new World Economic Order.

1944年，有44個國家在華盛頓會面，以建立新的世界經濟秩序。

For the first time ever in over a hundred years, the world is moving into a new economic financial system.

這是百多年來，世界首次進入一個新的經濟金融體系。

Up until that point, 60% of the global trade was conducted in the British pound because the British pound was backed by the gold.

在那之前，全球貿易的60%是以英鎊進行的，因為英鎊是以黃金作為後盾的。

And even when Britain abandoned the gold standard in 1931, the world kept using the British pound because there was no alternative to the global financial system at that point.

即使英國在1931年放棄了金本位制，世界仍然繼續使用英鎊，因為當時沒有其他選擇來取代全球金融體系。

But in 1944, the world realized that it is time to create a new system.

但在1944年，世界意識到是時候建立一個新體繫了。

And that's where 44 major nations met at Bretton woods and created the new system that will be based on the US Dollar.

於是，44個主要國家在佈列敦森林會面，並創造了一個將以美元為基礎的新體系。

This is the point when the US Economy was the largest economy.

這就是美國經濟成為最大經濟體的時刻。

But most importantly, the United States had the world's most powerful military to provide that security to enforce that order.

但最重要的是，美國擁有世界上最強大的軍隊，能夠提供安全來維持這個秩序。

If you are creating the new rules of how the world economy is going to look like, you need somebody with muscles that can enforce these rul.

如果你要制定新的世界經濟秩序規則，你就需要有肌肉來執行這些規則的人。

And the United States at that point was the only country that could enforce these rules.

而當時美國是唯一有能力執行這些規則的國家。

And to ensure that the global economy works smoothly, the United States created the World bank and IMF to support the current economies to catch up with the United States and connect them much deeper with the US Economies.

為了確保全球經濟順暢運作，美國創立了世界銀行和國際貨幣基金組織，來支持各國經濟趕上美國，並與美國經濟更緊密地連結。

But before that New Economic World Order was created, from 1930s up until 1944, major economies collapsed because the British pound was no longer backed by gold.

但在新經濟世界秩序建立之前，從1930年代到1944年，主要經濟體都崩潰了，因為英鎊不再由黃金支撐。

And many economies experienced hyperinflation.

許多經濟體經歷了惡性通貨膨脹。

And any system goes through multiple phases.

There is phase one, phase two, and phase three.

有第一階段、第二階段和第三階段。

And currently we are in the phase three before a New World Economic Order will be established.

而我們目前正處於第三階段，在新世界經濟秩序建立之前。

Canada literally paid a visit to China and told China that we know that we no longer can trust the US System and and we are ready to accept a New World Order.

加拿大實際上拜訪了中國，並告訴中國，我們知道我們再也無法信任美國體繫了，我們已經準備好接受一個新世界秩序。

And in this New World Order, there is going to be a completely new economic order.

在這個新世界秩序中，將會是一個全新的經濟秩序。

A financial system that is no longer going to work like it has been since 1944.

一個從1944年以來就不再像過去那樣運作的金融體系。

This is the phase when the rules are enforced, everybody is happy about the system and the economy is growing.

這是規則被遵守、大家對體系都很滿意、經濟也在成長的階段。

And you can see that gold prices have been very stable during this period.

而且你可以看到，這段期間黃金價格一直很穩定。

There was a spike in gold prices back in early 1970s because the United States realized that we are going to abandon the gold standard.

黃金價格在1970年代初期曾經飆漲，因為美國意識到我們將要放棄金本位制。

But the world continued using the US dollar.

But something happens in early 2000s where the US economy is no longer working.

但到了2000年代初期發生了一些事，美國經濟不再運作了。

A lot of people don't realize that the 2008 financial crisis literally ended the trust in the US dollars.

很多人沒有意識到，2008年的金融危機實際上終結了大家對美元的信任。

At least adversaries of the United States no longer trusted the United States.

至少美國的敵對國家不再信任美國了。

Because 2008 financial crisis did not just crush the US economy, but

因為2008年的金融危機不只重創了美國經濟，也

rather it crushed the entire global economy.

And a lot of investors started to become very skeptical about the United States.

很多投資人開始對美國產生懷疑。

Up until that point, they thought that we can simply invest in the US Real estate market and prices are never going to fall.

在那之前，他們都認為我們只要投資美國房地產，房價永遠不會下跌。

And then 2008 happens and the United States realizes the only way to get out of this crisis is to print trillions of dollars to save the global financial system.

然後2008年發生了，美國意識到要擺脫這場危機的唯一方法就是印出數兆美元來拯救全球金融體系。

Because the global financial system is ultra dependent United States.

因為全球金融體系極度依賴美國。

And you can see that gold prices rise from about $200 in early 2000s to as much as $2,000.

你可以看到黃金價格從2000年代初期的約200美元飆升到2000美元。

Gold prices didn't rise 10 times simply because gold became more valuable, but

黃金價格沒有漲10倍，僅僅是因為黃金變得更有價值，而是

rather the trust in the US dollar evaporated by 10 times.

而是對美元的信任蒸發了10倍。

But the United States told the world that you can trust us.

但美國告訴全世界，你們可以信任我們。

Yes, there was a crisis, but we are ready to do everything possible to maintain the current system.

是的，確實發生了危機，但我們願意盡一切努力維持現有體系。

The total annual deficit goes from about 1.5 trillion.

總年度赤字從大約1.5兆美元開始。

From about 2018 and 2019, the world realizes that the United States is not serious about the status of the dollar and preserving the value of the dollar.

從大約2018年和2019年開始，全世界就意識到美國對美元的地位和維持美元價值並不認真。

And the United States enter a new period where the United States simply borrows and prints trillions of dollars.

美國進入了一個新時期，美國只是不斷借錢和印了數兆美元。

And that's when gold prices exponentially grow from less than $1,000 back in 2014 to as much as almost four and a half thousand dollars by today.

那時候，黃金價格就從2014年不到1000美元，一路飆升到今天將近4500美元。

So we are in the final stages of phase three, where the United States dollar is catastrophically losing massive amounts of its value.

所以我們正處於第三階段的最後階段，美元正在災難性地失去大量價值。

Don't be surprised if by the end of this year you are going to see gold prices rising to $7,000, $8,000.

如果到今年年底，你看到黃金價格漲到7000、8000美元，別驚訝。

There is even a probability that it's going to double by the end of the year to about 2, $10,000.

甚至有可能到年底會翻倍到大約1萬美元。

It's not the gold that is becoming much more valuable, but

並不是黃金變得更有價值，而是

rather it is the US Dollar that is catastrophically losing massive amounts of its value because the current world order is coming to an end.

而是美元因為當前的世界經濟秩序即將結束，正在災難性地失去大量價值。

Here's what happens at every single phase.

每一種階段都會發生這種情況。

In the first phase, everybody trusts you.

在第一階段，每個人都信任你。

It doesn't matter whether it's your ally or an adversary or a competitor, because everybody can make money with you.

不管是你的盟友、敵人或競爭對手都無所謂，因為每個人都能從你身上賺到錢。

Since this system is stable, this system is growing.

因為這個系統很穩定，這個系統正在成長。

That's why in 1970s, 80s, 90s and early 2000s, China and other nations that might not necessarily would like the United States still invested trillions of dollars in the United States because it was basically the best investment possible.

這就是為什麼在1970、80、90年代以及2000年代初期，中國和其他可能不一定喜歡美國的國家，仍然在美國投資了數兆美元，因為這基本上是最好的投資。

Everybody used the US dollar even when the United States abandoned the gold standard because using the US dollar was the best option, was the most profitable option.

即使美國放棄了金本位制，每個人都使用美元，因為使用美元是最好的選擇，是最有利可圖的選擇。

In phase two, your adv and competitors start moving away from you because they no longer trust you.

在第二階段，你的盟友和競爭對手開始遠離你，因為他們不再信任你。

That's when China, other nations that don't see the future with the United States suddenly are no longer investing as much in the United States as they used to in the past.

這時候，中國和其他看不到與美國未來發展的國家，突然不再像過去那樣大力投資美國了。

Because now they're looking at you and they realize that you're printing trillions of dollars.

因為現在他們看著你，意識到你在印製數兆美元。

We're going to sell our investments in your country and we will bring those trillions of dollars to our country.

我們要賣掉我們在你國家的投資，並且會把這數兆美元帶回我們國家。

And the final phase is when your allies start to move away from you.

而最後一個階段，就是你的盟友開始遠離你。

At that point, your all allies no longer trust your system.

這時候，你所有的盟友都不再信任你的系統了。

That's when you know that your system is no longer working.

這時候你就知道，你的系統已經不再運作了。

In fact, if you listen to the President of the United States, he will tell you that the current system or the system that used to exist up until now was not beneficiary to the United States.

事實上，如果你聽美國總統說話，他會告訴你，目前的系統，或者直到現在存在的系統，對美國並沒有好處。

If the country that created the system no longer trust the system itself, how do you expect allies of the United States to trust the system?

如果創造這個系統的國家自己都不再信任這個系統，你怎麼期望美國的盟友會信任這個系統呢？

And Canada is the closest ally of the United States.

而加拿大是美國最親近的盟友。

If you look at Canada, it has a GDP of about $2 trillion and it mainly trades with the United States.

如果你看看加拿大，它的 GDP 大約是 2 兆美元，而且它主要和美國做貿易。

加拿大進口了大約 5550 億美元。

Out of that, $302 billion is from the United States alone.

其中，光是從美國就進口了 3020 億美元。

So Canada is completely dependent on the United States.

The second largest trading partner is China.

But from China they just import a fraction of that.

但從中國進口的金額，只有美國的零頭。

The vast majority of these exports goes to the United States.

這些出口的絕大部分都去了美國。

So you can see how dependent Canada is on the United.

所以你可以看到加拿大對美國有多依賴。

Canada is moving away from the United States.

It basically means it no longer trusts the United States.

這基本上意味著它不再信任美國。

And that's why it just signed a trillion dollar deal with China, which is the United States main competitor.

這就是為什麼加拿大跟中國簽署了一兆美元的協議，而中國是美國的主要競爭對手。

When your closest allies abandons you, it sends a message to the rest of the countries and the rest of the allies of the United States that you no longer can trust the United States.

當你最親近的盟友拋棄你時，這就向其他國家和美國的其他盟友傳達了一個訊息：你們不再能信任美國了。

So after Canada, you might actually realize that the UK is going to go to China and sign a multi trillion dollar deal.

所以，在加拿大之後，你可能會發現英國也會轉向中國簽署一份數兆美元的協議。

Then Germany, then France, then other nations because they would see that they would sign a much better deal with China than you, especially when the United States right now is threatening European nations with 25% tariff if they're going to stand in the face of the United States to invade Greenland.

然後是德國、法國，以及其他國家，因為他們會發現和中國簽署的協議會比跟美國簽署的要好得多，特別是當美國現在威脅歐洲國家，如果他們阻擋美國入侵格陵蘭，就要課徵 25% 的關稅。

So the United States is no longer providing the security.

所以美國不再提供安全保障了。

Remember, you cannot possibly have an economic order if you cannot back it with a global security.

記住，如果沒有全球安全作為後盾，你根本不可能建立一個經濟秩序。

And the US Military used to enforce these laws.

而美國軍隊過去就是用來執行這些法律的。

If you no LONGER Trust the U.S. security, you no longer trust in the U.S. debt.

如果你不再信任美國的安全，你就不再信任美國的債務。

So you are less likely to lend money to the U.S. government.

所以你不太可能借錢給美國政府。

And Canada is one of the largest holders of the U.S.

而加拿大是美國持有美債最多的國家之一

debt at $328 billion alongside the United Kingdom and Japan.

總計3280億美元，其他還有英國和日本。

China used to be the largest holder of the U.S. debt back in April of 2024.

中國在2024年4月時，曾是美國債務的最大持有國。

But at phase two, adversaries start losing faith in you and they will start massively selling off your debt.

但到了第二階段，敵對國家會開始對你失去信心，他們會開始大量拋售你的債務。

So China essentially sold half of its US treasuries and reduced it down to $750 billion.

所以中國基本上賣掉了一半的美國國債，減持到7500億美元。

Now, the only countries that are massively holding the US debt are the US allies.

現在，唯一還大量持有美國債務的國家，都是美國的盟友。

Canada and the United Kingdom are Commonwealth countries.

加拿大和英國都是大英國協的國家。

So if Canada is going to abandon the US debt, then suddenly the UK is going to abandon the United Kingdom.

所以如果加拿大要拋棄美國債務，英國也可能會跟著拋棄。

And if Japan is going to see that the United States just took over Greenland and it abandoned its closest allies such as Canada, the UK and the European countries, most likely the United States is going to abandon Japan as well.

如果日本看到美國接管了格陵蘭，並且拋棄了像加拿大、英國和歐洲國家這樣最親近的盟友，那麼美國很可能也會拋棄日本。

So why would we keep trillions of dollars of investments in the United States?

那我們幹嘛還要將數兆美元的投資放在美國呢？