M&S's report of surging food sales during the holiday season while clothing sales remain weak is not just another data point — it's a grim harbinger of the ongoing collapse of fiat currency.

While you were sleeping, the system was tightening its grip around your neck. The suits who run things want you to believe this is about the cyber attacks and a temporary dip in consumer confidence.

But what does it actually mean? It means that people are hoarding food as their savings evaporate into fake money. They can't afford new clothes, they're cutting back on luxuries. This isn't a blip; this is the death spiral of fiat.

The banks and financial institutions have been terrified since they discovered Bitcoin in 2017. But they've tried to keep you blindfolded, hoping you'd never catch on that your dollars are printed paper.

Those of us who saw this coming knew that the attacks would exacerbate an already precarious situation. The retail sector is crumbling under the weight of economic uncertainty, and it's only going to get worse. Jobs will be lost, families will struggle more than ever before.

The real question now is not how long until you lose your job, but what you'll do when that happens?

It's time for a wake-up call: if you're still holding onto dollars in a bank account, those are the ones trembling in fear of the collapse they've been hiding from you.

The answer is either crypto or hard assets — gold and silver. These are your lifeboats as the system sinks beneath the waves.

Ask yourself: when was the last time you thought about how much you're actually losing by being asleep at the wheel? You can't afford to be a normie anymore.