By OBBM Network Editorial Staff

Derived from an episode of Pirate Money.

America’s financial system is on fire, and the flames are being fanned by four distinct forces that Kevin Freeman calls the Four Horsemen of the American Apocalypse. From globalist debt spirals to internal traitors, the warning signs are flashing louder than ever.

The Red and Green Axes: Communism Meets Islamism

Freeman and co‑host Mike Carter trace the first two horsemen to a dangerous alliance they label the “red‑green axis.” According to the discussion, the red side represents communist ideologies, while the green side denotes Islamism. The hosts point to a New York figure named Zoram, described as “a communist and he is a Muslim, a twelver,” as a living example of this convergence working to undermine America.

Freeman notes that this alliance was first highlighted by Charlie Kirk, whose “saving civilization action network” urged a fight against the combined red‑green threat. The hosts argue that recognizing this partnership is essential for a nation that still values biblical truth and constitutional liberty.

The Blue and Yellow Threats: Globalist Migration and Internal Traitors

Building on the original red‑green framework, Freeman adds two new colors. The “blue” horsemen refer to a United Nations‑documented strategy called “replacement migration,” which the hosts say is a concerted effort to reshape America’s demographic landscape. The “yellow” horsemen, meanwhile, are described as “our own traitors, cowards, greedy hearts” – individuals within government and finance who actively work against the nation’s best interests.

Freeman emphasizes that the yellow threat is the most alarming, warning that “people are saying, yeah, that’s okay with me” when it comes to betraying national values. He stresses that these internal saboteurs are enabling the broader globalist agenda, making it a crisis of both external and internal origin.

Abandoning Sound Money: The 1971 Gold Window Closure

The conversation pivots to a pivotal historical moment: August 15, 1971, when President Nixon closed the “gold window.” Freeman explains that this move ended the United States’ promise to back its currency with gold, a promise that had already been broken in 1933 when Franklin D. Roosevelt forced citizens to surrender their gold at a fixed price of $20‑$35 per ounce.

Freeman argues that the loss of sound money unleashed the Four Horsemen, noting that the abandonment of honest weights and measures “unleashed the four horsemen, we’ll talk about that throughout the show.” He connects this shift to today’s staggering national debt, which has ballooned from $400 billion in the mid‑1970s to roughly $40 trillion now—a figure that dominates headlines from Bloomberg to the Wall Street Journal.

Debt Decline and the Global Shift Away From U.S. Treasuries

Freeman and Carter cite recent data showing a sharp drop in foreign holdings of U.S. Treasuries. Reuters reported a decline in June, with Japan, the United Kingdom and China reducing their stakes. Carter adds that China’s gold reserves have risen, noting a Yahoo Finance report that China added 20 tons of gold to its reserves, while its Treasury holdings fell from 13 % of the total debt to just 1.5 % over the past 15 years.

Freeman warns that this “Pentagon paper”‑style shift reflects a coordinated effort by both nation‑states and the Muslim Brotherhood to weaken the dollar and push investors toward gold. He underscores that the United States can no longer rely on the assumption that “everybody will always buy our debt.”

Practical Solutions: Protecting Family and Nation

Beyond diagnosis, Freeman’s new book offers actionable steps. He stresses three ways individuals can handle money: give, spend, or invest. The hosts promote “pirate money” legislation—state‑level policies that allow citizens to use alternative currencies backed by tangible assets—as a concrete method to safeguard wealth.

Freeman also urges listeners to become financially literate, citing his earlier works “Secret Weapon” and “Game Plan” as guides for navigating economic warfare, cyber‑attacks, and inflation. He concludes that personal responsibility, combined with legislative action, can stem the tide of the four horsemen and restore faithfulness to America’s monetary system.

In a climate where biblical principles clash with modern financial policy, Freeman’s narrative ties ancient prophecy to contemporary economics, urging a return to honest weights, measures, and sound money as the nation’s true “secret weapon.”

The full episode of Pirate Money is available on OBBM Network TV.