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A political thread about the global banking cabal and how the Federal Reserve exports inflation and monetary slavery around the world. We discuss how a silver bullet can kill the Fed, ECB, IMF, BIS and the central banking extortion racket.
This video explains how bad we’re getting fucked: https://youtu.be/iFDe5kUUyT0?t=1130 [Open]
In 1912, Theodore Roosevelt ran on the platform of ending of the Money Trust in the U.S. and was forced to run a third party ticket so that the movers and shakers of the economy could elect Woodrow Wilson and set into motion what we now know today as the Federal Reserve and the IRS, which were both created unconstitutionally the next year in 1913. Prior to this, a sole gold standard was introduced in 1871 which unconstitutionally devalued silver to the benefit of the money trust, an issue that had pressed Americans since the end of the Civil War.
After its creation, the private IRS forced Americans to use Federal Reserve Notes (dollars) to pay their illegal Federal Income Tax. The Fed was supposed to stabilize US currency by backing every dollar issued with 40% gold. Later, in 1933, Americans’ gold was confiscated by the Treasury (except for $100 worth/person). They were ordered to trade their gold in for merely $20.67/ozt. In 1964, the U.S. stopped minting silver coinage and in 1971 the U.S. stopped redeeming its cash for gold internationally, blaming the French for calling their scam and only 3 years later "legalizing" the ownership of physical gold.
Ever since, the Federal Reserve and its shareholders, the primary dealers, continue to counterfeit US currency while charging us interest to do so, while rewarding insolvent banks and investment firms using our illegally-obtained tax dollars.
SILVER IS THE LYNCHPIN OF THE ENTIRE FINANCIAL SYSTEM Many years ago, the money changers realized that national debt levels and the levels of money printing they were engaging in were unsustainable with any kind of reasonable bond yield levels the market could sustain. The interest on 1 trillion debt at 17 or 18% interest as occurred in the 1980s would be absolutely impossible to sustain at current debt levels of 28 trillion, but with 30 year bond yields at 2%, they can kick the can down the road for a few more years.
To keep bond yields low, the money changers also needed to trick the markets into thinking inflation is LOWER than the bond yields they require, as nobody would buy 2% yielding bonds if inflation was obviously 5%.
They learned that they could drag the entire commodities market lower by controlling the price of precious metals. The price of wheat for example was dragged into a brutal bear market for the last 10 years at the same time as the gold bear market.
They also learned that the silver market was much smaller than the gold market, no nations used it for monetary purposes, and very few had strategic stockpiles of the metal.
By suppressing and controlling the tiny 20 billion dollar silver market with 5 trillion dollars of notional derivatives trading, they could force gold’s price down, which is always tied in a ratio range with silver (historically around 1:15 or so). If you'll notice, when the gold and silver ratio are at the highest peaks, the price of the metals are near their lowest troughs.
By controlling silver, they could force gold to act in turn, which is used as an inflation signal for the broader commodities market which supported the continuation of artificially low bond yields and an impossibly high level of national debt.
As the silver suppression ponzi scheme unravels, bond yields will spike, taking down the financial system.
Gold and Silver exist in the earth at a ratio of about 1:15. Its mined at about 1:8.
Yet the GSR, Gold to Silver Ratio, is at 1:75. It WAS over 1:100. So we play the ratio. Buy silver, and when the ratio corrects trade your silver for gold.
The US Debt Clock image I posted shows the dollars in circulation vs the amount of silver available - mined and refined. Notice in 1913 when Gold was $28/ozt it followed the scarcity of the metal itself. Just a couple decades later the US confiscated gold and gave folks the "going market rate" for it - $20/ozt. Once the government got their hands on all the gold they could they revalued gold up to $35/ozt. The Fed effectively bought everyone's gold for 1/4 of its actual value.
Now, the unmanipulated price - if it was priced according to scarcity against the dollar, is over $34,000/ozt. The dollar has been devalued into a joke. That means it takes more dollars to buy commodities. That means the price of commodities goes up. Like, say, gold and silver.
Tech is dependent on silver, and so the silver market is heavily manipulated. By squeezing silver:
1) Globohomo grinds to a halt because their propaganda is heavily reliant on tech. By forcing a re-evaluation of silver price the price of tech skyrockets. No more 11 year olds with smartphones being indoctrinated by social media madness.
2) We trigger the Great Reset, but on our terms. Their Great Reset has us owning nothing and eating bugs. Ours means anons holding silver experience a huge transfer of wealth in our favor.
PSA - Gold vs Silver
Silver is shorted 2.5 times more than gold, err it has the most upside. Silver and gold will both increase dramatically in price, but Silver is where the wealth will be made.
Let's use simple math, not common core.
The average silver to gold price ratio has historically been between 10:1 and 15:1. We'll use 15:1 which is silver worst case scenario.
Approximate values: Gold ozt. Currently $2k Silver ozt. Currently $30
I have $1,000 to invest = 1/2 ozt. Gold Or 33 1/3 ozt. Silver
Gold goes to $15k per ozt. Silver goes to $1k per ozt.
If I bought Gold, I'd have $7,500. If I bought Silver, I'd have $33,333.33
You decide.
It gets much more complicated than this.
First about the dollar. It is the global reserve currency. As such it is the goto currency for global transactions of about everything bought and sold. Other nations' currencies are bought and sold against the dollar. One of the major driving factors concerning how many dollars are allowed to exist is what other nations are doing with their currencies, particularly the Europeans, Japanese, and now especially the Chinese.
These other nations have also been printing massive amounts of fiat currency, especially China. If America allows the dollar to rise too high vrs foreign currencies, it hurts export sales, and makes imports cheaper. A policy known as beggar your neighbor.
America cannot control how much money China prints, but America can and does print more money to ensure the trade range of the currency remains consistent.
It's not just the US dollar that has lost almost all purchasing power, but actually all global fiat currencies in general.
Second point, about the suppression of the gold and silver price, via using paper gold, and paper silver to flood the trade exchanges with artificial metal. This is allowed, in part, because several major countries, especially China, happen to be buying and hording real physical metal, in anticipation of the adoption of a new global currency to be put out by the central banks.
This plan has been in the works for a very long time. About ten years back they reached a quasi agreement concerning what this final global currency is supposed to look like, and all of the players are to be backing it with a basket of real physical assets, including gold and silver. There's a list of acceptable assets, in various tiers of credibility. Physical gold and silver are now tier one assets for this future system. They are still in the acquisition stage of this plan, so the central parties are all looking the other way on purpose. Meanwhile various parties, banks, and treasuries, private corps, wealthy people, are all acquiring real metal at this time while the price is suppressed.
Everyone knows the price is deliberately suppressed. Understand that one way of rebalancing the various national balance sheets is to revalue the price of the basket assets at the time the new currency is rolled out. If gold is revalued at $50,000 per ounce at that time, for example, with "paper gold" phased out, then America's current $300 billion national stockpile is increased in value to roughly $7.5 trillion on the national balance sheet. Suddenly the national debt does not look so unreasonable. Same for the other nations.
Third point, about the dollar no longer being gold backed, it is however, now a petro dollar.
At the time they took the dollar off of the gold standard, most of the oil in the world came from the Persian gulf, and it was shipped, globally, on primarily American owned tankers. If you wanted to buy oil, you had to buy it with American dollars.
Everyone buys oil, even today. It is very hard to buy oil that isn't purchased in US dollars. Only recently have the Russians began to sell their oil in Rubles. Still. almost every major commodity in the world is still bought and sold with US dollars, or with currencies that are exchangeable to US Dollars.
Today, lots of people produce oil. Not just the Arabs. The tanker fleets are also no longer dominated by just the big American oil firms. There are foreign owned and operated tankers everywhere. Still, America is very much in the game as far as global currency demand goes. They have the Swift system for currency exchange, and under Trump, America proved they still have plenty of physical assets, when Trump cranked up American domestic oil production, seemingly overnight. American banks are still among the largest in the world.
Currently, the price of the US dollar has almost zero ties to the price of gold and silver, other than the fact that a significant amount of the daily trade continues with US dollars.
In summation:
If the central bankers start their global currency, and revalue the tier assets of the basket commodities, the price of gold and silver will be repriced upwards, whether America directly joins the new currency system or not.
There are no dramatic physical shortages of gold or silver at this time. Also, as long as the price suppression remains in place, production of gold and silver will also remain suppressed. As an investment, gold and silver are both long plays. You buy it as insurance against fiat collapse. You also buy it against the day when the banks move away from paper gold trading. When that happens, gold should revalue sharply higher.
That day may arrive sooner than people think. It was only recently that physical gold and silver were confirmed as qualified tier 1 capital assets under the new Basil Three international banking regulations.
As such, artificial suppression of gold prices with paper gold will probably end soon. The banks need these assets to have value. Direct or indirect revaluation is also likely - don't forget the major banks, globally, are over leveraged to hell. Repricing the assets is one way to fix it.
Read about Tier 1 capital here:
hey crusty! i knew this post would bring you out. its a copy pasta from 4chan that i figured was basic enough to get people out of the loop some understanding. thanks for your comment. i agree with everything you said. i knew other countries began printing currency like mad right when the fed began but was unsure where it was all going. peter schiff and mike maloney are who ive been listening to for the last 2 years. anybody else you recommended looking into?
I like to follow the articles and comments at Zero Hedge - there are inside players that hang out there, large industry traders, and you pick up general knowledge over time, especially in the comments section.
Another place is Kitco.com, for the metals knowledge, general metals industry knowledge, lots of video interviews from people in the industry, especially miners, prospectors, geologists, etc. Again it's absorbing the info over time to build an overall picture, and to build out your knowledge base. Also, they run the daily price numbers, currency trading, and the cryptocurrency trading.
Neither place is dominated by a singular view of any particular economist or businessman - rather it's a collective knowledge of thousands. Lots of highly qualified specialists with unique perspectives.
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BUY ALL THE FUCKING SILVER YOU CAN GET YOUR HANDS ON!
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Oh, so that's why they say silver kills vampires.
This was really interesting. But how do we keep globohomo from manipulating the price of gold and silver? No one ever puts stop to paper silver and gold.
we buy PHYSICAL silver to short the jews that have hijacked our wealth since 1913. The more physical we take out of the market the sooner the party starts and the resulting wealth transfer to ourselves is a bonus. The largest wealth transfer in the history of mankind is about to happen. what side of it do you want to be on?
How can it really be this simple? If they control the banks, politicians, death squads, and media what’s to stop them from doing another scam or trick to counter silver buyers?
I have been buying physical silver, though I bought most of what I have in 2020. I thought I might just need it if things crash.
There's still many ways this can actually play out. They could do another confiscation. But obviously nowadays we all go boating with our PM for good luck. Every now and then we have accidents because we're so clumsy.
You're advice is sound, I don't see much more downside in hard assets right now. I'd rather have 100 acres of homestead worthy land but I don't have that kind of liquidity to play with. I had a few grand I'd saved and knew I wouldn't need for a few years. Seeing fiat on the chopping block I moved my savings into physical silver. I'm about 50/50 in rounds and we'll preserved coins which I hope to reap decent premiums on when I do liquidate. I bought most in March 2020 for under $19/oz.
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