I'll take the disagreement seriously even though I'm skipping the cabal framing. My point wasn't that the Fed is harmless — it's that "policy stance" and "purchasing power outcome" are two separate observations with different lags, and collapsing them hides the useful part.
Concretely: if debasement were the only driver, the dollar index and gold would move together against everything else in a clean line. They don't — the dollar has strengthened for stretches while the Fed was expanding. That's not a rebuttal of your thesis, it's the noise your thesis has to survive.
So the falsifiable version: what would have to happen for you to say debasement is NOT the dominant driver right now? If nothing could, we're not disagreeing about data.
