The US National Debt Clock: March 2025 (First Half)
What's The Story?
March 2025 represents the 18th consecutive month of cryptic communications from the US Debt Clock. Our “Maha Collective” team of citizen journalists has been binging on this scintillating mini-series since October of 2023. Sheepishly, we must admit. This is perhaps the longest movie that we have ever watched.
Yet, each and every member of our team considers it a distinct privilege to be sharing these updates with our subscribers. How often does one have the chance to cover history in the making?
On 3/1/25, the US Debt Clock kicked off the month of March rather quietly. The month of March is often referred to by college basketball enthusiasts scattered across the US as a month filled with “madness.” One might say that the quiet monotonous approach taken up by the US Debt Clock for the past 45 days has been somewhat “maddening.” The US Debt Clock has displayed the same image on its website and Twitter/X page for several weeks in succession.
Despite the fact that the story that is being told by the US Debt Clock is being carried out with fewer picture images, it is exciting to report the impressive financial changes that are occurring. For example, DOGE savings hit $150,000,000,000 on 3/1/25.
The fraud that is being exposed by the DOGE team is quite maddening. Or more plainly stated, the anger of the American people is just starting to brew and the madness will only increase over time.
On Sunday, 3/2/25, the monotonous madness continued on the US Debt Clock website. “The American Supercycle: A Golden Age of Wonders” image remained steadfastly planted front and center. DOGE savings surpassed $155 billion in the early evening hours of 3/2/25.
From Monday, 3/3/25 through Wednesday, 3/5/25, the US Debt Clock website monotony continued.
This monotony came to a subtle, yet rather abrupt, end on Thursday, 3/6/25.
Subtle changes began to appear on the US Debt Clock on 3/6/25. For the casual observer, it would have been easy to miss these muted changes. At first glance, you hardly notice that anything looks different. Here is a comparison of the US Debt Clock on Wednesday, 3/5/25 and Thursday, 3/6/25.
As we take a closer look, the subtle changes were quite dramatic really. The DOGE badge moved to the left and a box was added showing DOGE savings per taxpayer.
In addition, the “Hidden Wealth” details that were previously appearing on the US Debt Clock app ONLY were suddenly appearing at the bottom of the US Debt Clock website.
And last but not least, the US Debt Clock website was showing the “Income Tax Revenue” and “Corporate Tax Revenue” in black and white print, as if they were fading into the historical archives. Could this be suggesting that the IRS has already been shutdown, effectively eliminating federal income tax revenues that are typically received annually from both individuals and corporations?
The US Debt Clock app displayed similar changes, and with additional emphasis. The “Income Tax Revenue” and “Corporate Tax Revenue” both displayed a red “X”, furthering the thought that these revenues could only be eliminated if the IRS were eliminated. It is also good to note that the “Federal Reserve Remittance” was set to $0 on the US Debt Clock app. All of this would suggest that the Federal Reserve and IRS are no longer operational.
Our team also noticed that an “Income Tax-Free Future” is fast approaching. It would certainly appear that Thursday, 3/6/25 was a big day in the history of the US Debt Clock. A “Golden Age Of Wonders” is being ushered in ever so quietly as a gold color begins to take over what was once a red colored, debt ridden US Debt clock.
The US Debt Clock website continued to display these subtle, yet rather dramatic, changes on the website from 3/8 - 3/15/25.
In addition, “The American Supercycle: A Golden Age of Wonders” image remained on display through 3/15/25 as well.
During this 7-day span of time, the DOGE savings went up by nearly $27,000,000,000, increasing from approximately $177 billion on Saturday, 3/8/25 to almost $204 billion on 3/15/25.
The cost savings per taxpayer increased from $1,584 to $1,813 during this same 7-day time frame.
In addition to the storytelling that the US Debt Clock has been doing each and every day, gold and silver are telling a story of their own. Is this the “Golden Age” that the US Debt Clock is referring to? Gold set a new world record high, exceeding $3,000 per ounce on 3/13/25 for the first time in world history. Silver broke through $33 on 3/13/25 as well.
Clearly, the financial times….they are a changing.
This concludes the US Debt Clock’s mini-series for the first half of March 2025. For those of you still with us, we hope you are enjoying the show!
