Coin Shortage Conspiracy: War with China Imminent

There have only been four major coin shortages in modern American history. Three began shortly before a major war, and the fourth began one month after the U.S. entered the conflict in Korea. While experts insist the coin shortage is a direct result of the COVID pandemic, history proves that no such coin shortages took place during the height of any other major disease outbreak in the United States.

Even during the Great Depression, the assorted recessions of the 1980s and 90s, and the “great recession” of 2007-2009, there was never a nationwide scaracity of coins, and evidence suggest the current coin shortage may be an attempt to stockpile copper, nickels and other crucial materials in preparation for a massive and protracted war with China.

Is the U.S. preparing to attack China as “revenge” for unleashing a plague upon the world? A new article published by Journal of the Bizarre examines the link between coin shortages, war, economics, and pandemics, and presents compelling proof that the coin shortage of 2020 is a harbinger of horrific events to come.