Permit me to issue and control the money of a nation and I care not who makes its laws." (Mayer Amschel Rothschild)
Fiat money is the cause of inflation, and the amount which people lose in purchasing power is exactly the amount which was taken from them and transferred to their governments by this process." (G. Edward Griffin, "The Creature from Jekyll Island")
Whoever controls the volume of money in our country is absolute master of all industry and commerce . . . and when you realize that the entire system is very easily controlled one way or another, by a few powerful men at the top, you will not have to be told how periods of inflation and depression originate." - James A. Garfield, assassinated President of the U.S.
TIme to jump into the stock market, stay there for three months, watch the herd creating correction by selling gold in March and see them buying equity. Which means in April it will be time to sell stocks and contemplate another collapse of the market, thus time to take a final ride in gold rally untill the end of the 2011 and start considering getting back into the stock market which should be bottoming by then.
@407buddy Applause,, Applause,, That's what I keep telling people,, Just stand up and Say NO! People are afraid to do anything different from what they always do even if they are paddling off a cliff!
The last sentence is worth framing and hanging on the wall, about how not a single currency has ever survived in the long run throughout history. Or can anybody tell me of any existing currency that existed a thousand yers ago?
currencys are security....the American military makes the dollar the most secure currency in the world....that is why the dollar is the worlds currency and will stay that way....money is worth what the buyer and seller agree it's worth that's true...We can all agree the dollar is the most secure because the U S military is the most powerfull manmade force on the planet....not true with gold.
@IWashMyOwnBrain If it is true, then why does the value of the dollar decrease while the power of the US military increase ?
If it were true, then the soviet ruble would still be exchanged today. But the only soviet era money that has kept its value are the ones made of precious metals.
@rllang01 "why does the value of the dollar decrease while the power of the US military increase ?" It's not a direct 1 to 1 relationship....just a general condition.
"If it were true, then the soviet ruble would still be exchanged today." There can be only one dominate currency in the world at a time..and all others are relative to it. The Russians devalued their currency trying to keep up with the U. S. military.
@IWashMyOwnBrain You fail to acknowledge the de facto backing of the dollar - and that is oil. "Petrol recycling" via the agreements made with most of the OPEC nations give the dollar a virtual backing in oil. But you do have a point. Obviously, the military power of a nation can influence the acceptance of its currency. Take Iraq for example - they refused to participate in the "petrol recycling" agreement. And what happened to them?
@IWashMyOwnBrain One other thing - a military needs funding. If you destroy your currency through hyperinflation, it becomes slightly difficult to buy oil, ammunition, weapons, equipment, etc. Military might cannot stop hyperinflation. The U.S. cannot be defeated by an outside power - I agree with you on that. However, the U.S. can defeat itself - and that is exactly what is going to happen if the government keeps printing money and keeps going into debt.
Great series! As simple and straight forward as you have laid this scam out I guarantee there is still very few that can even process what you are trying to explain. Not that they aren't capable ... they just don't care. Clearly shown by the view count and the lack of interest.
Anyhow, we are on the dawn of a new currency ... a One World Currency once again completely controlled by the very same banksters purposefully destroying the system we have now. Slowly but surely they are getting there
Permit me to issue and control the money of a nation and I care not who makes its laws." (Mayer Amschel Rothschild)
Fiat money is the cause of inflation, and the amount which people lose in purchasing power is exactly the amount which was taken from them and transferred to their governments by this process." (G. Edward Griffin, "The Creature from Jekyll Island")
KDashPerfect 6 months ago
Whoever controls the volume of money in our country is absolute master of all industry and commerce . . . and when you realize that the entire system is very easily controlled one way or another, by a few powerful men at the top, you will not have to be told how periods of inflation and depression originate." - James A. Garfield, assassinated President of the U.S.
KDashPerfect 6 months ago
@407buddy Check out republicfortheunitedstates (dot) org
WreakingHavoc1 1 year ago
Why didn't any politicians/citizens go: "wait, this is totally crazy!".
Americans have had since 1971 to change this.
I guess they like the services the dept buy no?
FrekeOne 1 year ago
2:56
Too many goldbugs around.
TIme to jump into the stock market, stay there for three months, watch the herd creating correction by selling gold in March and see them buying equity. Which means in April it will be time to sell stocks and contemplate another collapse of the market, thus time to take a final ride in gold rally untill the end of the 2011 and start considering getting back into the stock market which should be bottoming by then.
Jabitout 1 year ago
@407buddy Applause,, Applause,, That's what I keep telling people,, Just stand up and Say NO! People are afraid to do anything different from what they always do even if they are paddling off a cliff!
ScreamKat 1 year ago
It's like the Fed is planting Bombs,, set to Blow up right in your face! and the Bomb is debt!
ScreamKat 1 year ago
The last sentence is worth framing and hanging on the wall, about how not a single currency has ever survived in the long run throughout history. Or can anybody tell me of any existing currency that existed a thousand yers ago?
Luiyi385 1 year ago
currencys are security....the American military makes the dollar the most secure currency in the world....that is why the dollar is the worlds currency and will stay that way....money is worth what the buyer and seller agree it's worth that's true...We can all agree the dollar is the most secure because the U S military is the most powerfull manmade force on the planet....not true with gold.
IWashMyOwnBrain 1 year ago
@IWashMyOwnBrain If it is true, then why does the value of the dollar decrease while the power of the US military increase ?
If it were true, then the soviet ruble would still be exchanged today. But the only soviet era money that has kept its value are the ones made of precious metals.
rllang01 1 year ago
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@rllang01 "why does the value of the dollar decrease while the power of the US military increase ?" It's not a direct 1 to 1 relationship....just a general condition.
"If it were true, then the soviet ruble would still be exchanged today." There can be only one dominate currency in the world at a time..and all others are relative to it. The Russians devalued their currency trying to keep up with the U. S. military.
IWashMyOwnBrain 1 year ago
@IWashMyOwnBrain You fail to acknowledge the de facto backing of the dollar - and that is oil. "Petrol recycling" via the agreements made with most of the OPEC nations give the dollar a virtual backing in oil. But you do have a point. Obviously, the military power of a nation can influence the acceptance of its currency. Take Iraq for example - they refused to participate in the "petrol recycling" agreement. And what happened to them?
WreakingHavoc1 1 year ago
@IWashMyOwnBrain One other thing - a military needs funding. If you destroy your currency through hyperinflation, it becomes slightly difficult to buy oil, ammunition, weapons, equipment, etc. Military might cannot stop hyperinflation. The U.S. cannot be defeated by an outside power - I agree with you on that. However, the U.S. can defeat itself - and that is exactly what is going to happen if the government keeps printing money and keeps going into debt.
WreakingHavoc1 1 year ago
I have no doubt that our current economic failings were planned.
I think that pages 235 and 236 of Keynes' 'Economic Consequences of the Peace' gives us one of the reasons:
"Lenin is said to have..."
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UserNumber112358 1 year ago 4
@UserNumber112358 This is one of the best comments I have read. Very astute observation.
-Mike
WealthCycles 1 year ago 4
Great series! As simple and straight forward as you have laid this scam out I guarantee there is still very few that can even process what you are trying to explain. Not that they aren't capable ... they just don't care. Clearly shown by the view count and the lack of interest.
Anyhow, we are on the dawn of a new currency ... a One World Currency once again completely controlled by the very same banksters purposefully destroying the system we have now. Slowly but surely they are getting there
luvmyctd 1 year ago
Awesome vid! Conceise and important information.
TimothyBragan 1 year ago