$150 Trillion Mineral Reserves Could Solve U.S. Debt Crisis, Expert Claims

Jim Rickards: "We've had the money all along - we just need to use it."

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WASHINGTON, D.C. - June 30, 2025 - As the U.S. national debt surpasses $34 trillion, prompting calls for higher taxes or foreign borrowing, Jim Rickards, a former advisor to the CIA, White House, and Treasury Department, reveals a transformative solution: a $150 trillion mineral reserve hidden beneath America's federal lands.

"America is far from broke," Rickards declares. "This wealth is so vast, it could theoretically amount to one million dollars for every U.S. household if divided." [https://pro.paradigmnewsletters.org/p/awn_birthright_0325/PAWN5540/?h=true]

A Hidden Economic Opportunity

These reserves, packed with copper, lithium, silver, and rare earth elements, have been locked away for over a century by regulatory barriers. Now, new opportunities are emerging to access this untapped fortune.

"We're closer than ever to tapping into this massive asset," Rickards says. "It could change the course of our economy."

With global demand for critical minerals soaring, these resources could fuel a new era of economic growth and position the U.S. as a global leader in technology and energy.

Rediscovering America's Wealth

Rickards describes these reserves as the "American Birthright," a treasure trove from public lands that once powered economic booms in the 1800s. Over time, regulations restricted access, but the potential for revival is now within reach.

"This isn't a government handout," Rickards emphasizes. "It's a chance for businesses, investors, and everyday Americans to benefit from resources that belong to the nation." [https://pro.paradigmnewsletters.org/p/awn_birthright_0325/PAWN5540/?h=true]

A Solution to Economic Challenges

Instead of raising taxes or borrowing more, Rickards argues that leveraging these minerals could address the debt crisis and drive prosperity. "Trillions of dollars lie beneath our soil," he says. "Accessing them could pay off the national debt multiple times over."

Experts estimate that unlocking these reserves could create millions of jobs, strengthen domestic manufacturing, and secure supply chains for technologies like electric vehicles and renewable energy.

A Critical Moment for Action

With global competition for resources intensifying, tapping America's mineral wealth could enhance national security by reducing reliance on foreign supplies. It also offers a path to economic stability and growth.

"This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity," Rickards says. "The wealth is here - we just need to act on it."

About Jim Rickards

Jim Rickards, a renowned economic strategist, advised the U.S. intelligence community, White House, and Treasury Department. He played key roles in resolving the Iranian Hostage Crisis, shaping the Petrodollar Accord, and predicting the 2008 financial collapse. As editor of Strategic Intelligence , he provides insights into economic trends and opportunities shaping America's future.

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