Brother J - I have viewed your video on Petrodollar that I had not seen before, and, although, I don't understand it fully(right now) my view on the Military Complex has changed some.
I mean, I don't believe in wastefulness like money for obsolete airplanes ,etc, but, America seems to need the petrodollar to continue, or we are 'done in."
So, we need a super strong military to back up our position in Petrodollars around the world.
Peak Oil and wars for oil are in the world's future.
Brother, although I do view you vids with interest maybe just maybe you need to take a step back and look at all your videos from a 3rd party experience. You'll see what I see - this guy loves his Silver and that's not a bad thing however, do you ever stop talking it up? have you any doubt? at all??? as I said, look at it from another perspective would you say this chap is forever talking up Silver -ie: like CEO's declaring at shareholder meetings that things are good when it's the opposite.
If you listen to Lindsey Williams, you will learn that the globalists have the goal of completely submerging the US in debt to the end that they will OWN ALLTHE DEBT. The globalists will OFFER TO HELP OUT - as they do in third world countries - and, like there, it's a plan they've worked over and over - they WILL OWN ALL THE DEBT here. Awful awful awful. Wake up people. Listen to Lindsey Williams "2012 the beginning of the end" (he believes, of the nwo). Find it on youtube.
Porter Stansberry just wrote a great piece called "The Corrruption of America" that addresses this very problem of how Government workers have become the parasite and the private sector tax payer is the host. They will consume us until nothing is left....
Porter Stansberry just wrote a great piece called "The Corrruption of America" that addresses this very problem of how Government workers have become the parasite and the private sector tax payer is the host. They will consume us until nothing is left....
My friend, debt is the very essence of fiat. As debt defaults, fiat is destroyed. This is where all these deflationists get their direction. Not seeing that hyperinflation is the process of saving debt at all costs, even buying it outright for cash. Deflation is impossible in today's dollar terms because policy will allow the printing of cash, if necessary, to cover every last bit of debt and dumping it on your front lawn! Worthless dollars, of course, but no deflation in dollar terms!
Meredith Whitney is the Queen of banking she needs to show her face more often and talk about what she believes is correct, right or wrong she needs to keep at it on TV or on Youtube.
thank you for this..wow..seriously..it looks like complete and utter doom coming down the road...and Ron Paul is the only candidate addressing these money matters seriously. He IS the adult in the room they always mention that's missing..He's there!! an adult!! and BrotherJF has his back with some good analysis..just mind blowing this report is..
Brother J - Where on that chart are Military Pensions?
It must be huge & I do not begrudge the average soldier his small pay and disability - but, I speak of the HUGE MI LITARY COMPLEX that risen up over last 50 years since WWII with rich pensions going to the most prosperous area of the nation - Wash DC/Baltimore SUBURBS.
Military has sucked and is sucking huge dollars from this economy, along with government pensions.
know what.
this IS class warfare and the elite have already won..
Yes, Meredith Whitney ruffled a lot of feathers with her municipal default prediction - and she got some undeserved and blatant criticism. That is why she is probably correct.
Cites are hurting.
In my city, The COUNTY and CITY conducted a huge property re-assessment to raise tax money. And our roads are awful, city services cut back.
And since city workers can retire early, our city has a ton of retirees to pay for decades ahead.
How much can they raise taxes to pay all these employees?
Also, how about a vid showing some of your silver? I would be interested to see some physical silver. Because it looks like all you have is CHARTS ,STOCK PHOTOS OF SLV COINS and HOT AIR!
Your like a broken record on certain things. How about a video on wasted money on a bloated military? How about an video on wasted subsidies for big oil and agro? How about a video on foreign aid? The list can go on and on, you need to diversify your soap boxes! It is not all the little ole' govt. employees fault that we have a giant federal budget deficit.
but, but ......... didn't those federal government workers pay into their pensions ? why does no one ever speak to the fact that the government workers had money taken out of their paychecks by force every paycheck ? where did that money go that was paid into their pension funds for 30 years ? BROTHERJOHNF ... question to you ... these pensions are not gifts, people paid into them !
Much of the Federal Pension outlay represents just that, a return to former federal employees of THEIR OWN MONEY set aside while they were working to provide for income in retirement. Saying they have no right to it now is no different that MF Global deciding that customers funds did not belong to their customers. It is theft from (former) hard working American People.
@inchhighprivatei Yes. Just as the Social Security outlay is a return to workers of THEIR OWN MONEY set aside while they were working to provide income for retirement.
They have a right too.
But, over the years, the gov HAS consistently ROBBED that fund and made it PART OF THE GENERAL BUDGET.
It is a theft from former hard working Americans who were told this was their retirement.
@ShoppingIdiot To a certain extent I agree but SS was meant to be a insurance plan, a fall back position to avoid poverty. Federal Pensions are the MAIN retirement vehicle for Federal employees and they'd be taking a double blow since we all know SS has some problems. My real point it that its not really fair to compare SS and Federal Pensions. They are both Federal outlays but for much different purposes.
@inchhighprivatei I understand inchhighpvt. It is only lately that this "insurance" definition of SS has come into wordage. SS was "marketed" as retirement plan.
I mean think about this:
WHO in their right mind would buy INSURANCE "just in case" they were in Poverty at age 65+??
One could have easily BUY an INSURANCE PRODUCT such as an annuity and be guaranteed a good income from all the money put into their annuity fund over 40-50 years of premiums.
@inchhighprivatei to continue my point, consider why some WANT to have young people, instead of paying into SS, to use that money in the market place to save for retirement - because, really, the US govt cannot be trusted with the SS funds - as they have stolen that money & put SS money into the GENERAL FUND to pay other things.
In Addition, you will FIND that Government Pensions are NOW being RAIDED, as well.
SS "assured" Americans against old age poverty - not insured.
@inchhighprivatei And here we citizens are...set to debating against each other OVER the money LEFT OVER IN THE BUDGET...after the DEBT is Paid each month to bond holders.
While the WALL STREET Banks ---who asked for the BAILOUT
And the Military complex (supported by Wall Street Corporations) create invasions to add Trillion to the debt
Wall Street and Military related - are rolling in cash
leaving the average citizen to fight over the remains of their spoils.
@ShoppingIdiot OK, Some of the banks were forced to take bailouts - to HIDE the bad banks - so that there would not be a run on their deposits.
But, a lot of banks pushed and dealt with subprime mortages...until they collapsed and nearly took our country down.
no wonder OWS was formed. I never really understood it until now.
The masses will pay dearly with taxes and cutbacks in medical care and infrastructure and retirement benefits - while the military and wall street thrive
Private sector Employees have a right to their pensions PLUS Social Security. Are you saying Federal Employees must survive retirement on ONLY their Social Security?
It isn't quite fair to compare Federal Pension outlays to Social Security outlays. Federal pensions are paid to former employees and in many cases just represents deferred compensation (plus interest). Federal Employees do have deductions of a portioon of their salary set aside for retirement just like private sector workers who pay into 401(k)s or other plans. To be fair you should compare Federal Pensions to Total Private Sector retirement plan disbursements.
@inchhighprivatei I worked within a federal government entity for 20 years. They treated me like shit for the better part of that 20 years and in the end I pulled my Pension out completely. I have No Confidence in the Federal Government or the entities it owns or opperates.
If you would use the logarithmic chart the slope of the spikes will be similar. 7$ to 15$ move in 2006 is actually bigger then 12$ to 21$ in 2007. 2011 move from 18$ to 47$ is the biggest and that is real acceleration compare to 2006 and 2007 moves.
For years the government has been trying to steal the Railroad workers pension and replace it with Social Insecurity. I hope when Paul wins that he reverses it on the Federal workers.
Well this is certainly what I want to hear. And your analysis certainly makes me want to get some more silver. However I cannot help but think that when BOA does DOA then silver will pull back initially? What are your thoughts on this? Your chart you've drawn up does look as though you might be spot on but I want to hear more!
the next period is vital for silver next year. The head and shoulders is plain for everyone to see. if it rises the head and shoulder is broken if it falls that could be curtains.
@EndTheResistance At the moment the silver chart is a classic bubble formation. There is a really good chance silver is coming down. There was a very similar pattern in 2008 when it dropped from 22 to 9. It took 2 years to come back to 22. This time it may just settle into industrial use and sit on $12 to $15 for years in which case the party is over. As a silver owner this is what is making me think of selling. Though I probably won't.
Brother JohnF, how about a report on the mining shares? The question is if direct bullion sales are going to be reflected in the financials. It is like pulling teeth to get information on the disconnect between phys and comex. Reports are filtering out suggesting an acceleration in so-called premiums, ie, real prices particularly for sizeable orders.
BrotherJohnF, with your permission I'd like to post an edit of this that just has the "Pension Bomb" section. That was an eye opener for me and I've been paying close attention for 10 years. I think this section, by itself can have a great impact with people who will be put off by the silver analysis at the beginning because that is strong meat for the newly awakening.
@mtube620 Agreed and I get the impression that far too many are over confident in the upside and the power that the elite can yield when necessary. I remain unconvinced as of yet that in what is a miniscule market and rapidly depleting, that they will throw whatever it takes at this to keep it under the magic $50 for as long as it needs before that left in the ground makes it insignificant and not enough of quantity left to ever be money again.
Brother J - I have viewed your video on Petrodollar that I had not seen before, and, although, I don't understand it fully(right now) my view on the Military Complex has changed some.
I mean, I don't believe in wastefulness like money for obsolete airplanes ,etc, but, America seems to need the petrodollar to continue, or we are 'done in."
So, we need a super strong military to back up our position in Petrodollars around the world.
Peak Oil and wars for oil are in the world's future.
ya think?
ShoppingIdiot 2 months ago
@BrotherJohnF
John - How will CAFR (Comprehensive Annual Financial Reports) fit into this scenario and could a massive sell-off actually trigger this situation?
PatriotsUnite2010 2 months ago
What ever happened to your declaration of $100 before Dec 31st?
ScrapMetalJoe 2 months ago
Brother, although I do view you vids with interest maybe just maybe you need to take a step back and look at all your videos from a 3rd party experience. You'll see what I see - this guy loves his Silver and that's not a bad thing however, do you ever stop talking it up? have you any doubt? at all??? as I said, look at it from another perspective would you say this chap is forever talking up Silver -ie: like CEO's declaring at shareholder meetings that things are good when it's the opposite.
ScrapMetalJoe 2 months ago
Brother John did you have look at BPAX stock over last 4 day's? What are your thoughts
superhawkn 2 months ago in playlist More videos from BrotherJohnF
The US national debt went up $15 million during the length of your video!
TheCamperg 2 months ago
I have a BofA credit card. Should I cut it up or max it out?
BruceBoppoTiemann 2 months ago
If you listen to Lindsey Williams, you will learn that the globalists have the goal of completely submerging the US in debt to the end that they will OWN ALLTHE DEBT. The globalists will OFFER TO HELP OUT - as they do in third world countries - and, like there, it's a plan they've worked over and over - they WILL OWN ALL THE DEBT here. Awful awful awful. Wake up people. Listen to Lindsey Williams "2012 the beginning of the end" (he believes, of the nwo). Find it on youtube.
Nandarani33 2 months ago
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Porter Stansberry just wrote a great piece called "The Corrruption of America" that addresses this very problem of how Government workers have become the parasite and the private sector tax payer is the host. They will consume us until nothing is left....
Motoicon 2 months ago
Porter Stansberry just wrote a great piece called "The Corrruption of America" that addresses this very problem of how Government workers have become the parasite and the private sector tax payer is the host. They will consume us until nothing is left....
Motoicon 2 months ago
Dreaming dude.
Unsharpened 2 months ago
Yep, save all that bad debt at all cost...
tyronebiggums3 2 months ago
FOA: '01
My friend, debt is the very essence of fiat. As debt defaults, fiat is destroyed. This is where all these deflationists get their direction. Not seeing that hyperinflation is the process of saving debt at all costs, even buying it outright for cash. Deflation is impossible in today's dollar terms because policy will allow the printing of cash, if necessary, to cover every last bit of debt and dumping it on your front lawn! Worthless dollars, of course, but no deflation in dollar terms!
tyronebiggums3 2 months ago
Each worker is owed 400k? I wonder how that 47 million works out 47m/120 or are there more workers that are already retired not counted?
davincij15 2 months ago
Meredith Whitney is the Queen of banking she needs to show her face more often and talk about what she believes is correct, right or wrong she needs to keep at it on TV or on Youtube.
davincij15 2 months ago
My silver are shining every time when I look at them. May be they're telling me something..Thanks BroJ :)
LumpSumBoy 2 months ago
can't see this game going on past 2012...way too much debt in the world!!!
PatricksTime 2 months ago 2
thank you for this..wow..seriously..it looks like complete and utter doom coming down the road...and Ron Paul is the only candidate addressing these money matters seriously. He IS the adult in the room they always mention that's missing..He's there!! an adult!! and BrotherJF has his back with some good analysis..just mind blowing this report is..
TroySmithforD 2 months ago 2
thanks for the video
according to Gann's pyramid table, if 49 is broken, the price will go directly to 81
realcalvincoolidge 2 months ago
I'm at the stage where I'm hoping you're right, John :s
ShillBasher 2 months ago
excellent
MrPhajlee 2 months ago
Learned something new today ... I know about Fibonacci numbers, but had no idea they could be used in the technicals. Great video.
maxvalery 2 months ago
Brother J - Where on that chart are Military Pensions?
It must be huge & I do not begrudge the average soldier his small pay and disability - but, I speak of the HUGE MI LITARY COMPLEX that risen up over last 50 years since WWII with rich pensions going to the most prosperous area of the nation - Wash DC/Baltimore SUBURBS.
Military has sucked and is sucking huge dollars from this economy, along with government pensions.
know what.
this IS class warfare and the elite have already won..
ShoppingIdiot 2 months ago 2
Yes, Meredith Whitney ruffled a lot of feathers with her municipal default prediction - and she got some undeserved and blatant criticism. That is why she is probably correct.
Cites are hurting.
In my city, The COUNTY and CITY conducted a huge property re-assessment to raise tax money. And our roads are awful, city services cut back.
And since city workers can retire early, our city has a ton of retirees to pay for decades ahead.
How much can they raise taxes to pay all these employees?
ShoppingIdiot 2 months ago
Markets are Rigged Throw away all those charts and waves they dont work Comprende?Understand?....BUY,BUY,BUY GOLD and SILVER if You want to Live...
maracanazo50 2 months ago
Also, how about a vid showing some of your silver? I would be interested to see some physical silver. Because it looks like all you have is CHARTS ,STOCK PHOTOS OF SLV COINS and HOT AIR!
1234dugy 2 months ago
@1234dugy rofl. Maybe I will take a video camera with me the next time I drive up into the mountains and...... nevermind
BrotherJohnF 2 months ago 6
@BrotherJohnF Maybe you could send me all your precious metals, so I can perform a proper audit.
SloterMFmeyer 2 months ago
@1234dugy Ha Ha What a tool you are. I'll show you mine if you show me yours.
colpward 2 months ago
@1234dugy What a tard!
fredrockt47 2 months ago
Your like a broken record on certain things. How about a video on wasted money on a bloated military? How about an video on wasted subsidies for big oil and agro? How about a video on foreign aid? The list can go on and on, you need to diversify your soap boxes! It is not all the little ole' govt. employees fault that we have a giant federal budget deficit.
1234dugy 2 months ago
endlessmountain did a video about this next big move. He also suggested that it could reach $78 on the next Big Uptick.
TheSilverWatch 2 months ago 2
but, but ......... didn't those federal government workers pay into their pensions ? why does no one ever speak to the fact that the government workers had money taken out of their paychecks by force every paycheck ? where did that money go that was paid into their pension funds for 30 years ? BROTHERJOHNF ... question to you ... these pensions are not gifts, people paid into them !
lynnybee888 2 months ago
i do like your blog, now make it part of my daily reading . thank you for all your efforts, excellent education.
lynnybee888 2 months ago
Great Analysis!
marcusbrooks1776 2 months ago
Too big to flush, lol, that about sums it up.
grimygrime 2 months ago
Much of the Federal Pension outlay represents just that, a return to former federal employees of THEIR OWN MONEY set aside while they were working to provide for income in retirement. Saying they have no right to it now is no different that MF Global deciding that customers funds did not belong to their customers. It is theft from (former) hard working American People.
inchhighprivatei 2 months ago
@inchhighprivatei If it seems too good to be true it probably is. Either way, that money is already gone
BrotherJohnF 2 months ago
@inchhighprivatei Yes. Just as the Social Security outlay is a return to workers of THEIR OWN MONEY set aside while they were working to provide income for retirement.
They have a right too.
But, over the years, the gov HAS consistently ROBBED that fund and made it PART OF THE GENERAL BUDGET.
It is a theft from former hard working Americans who were told this was their retirement.
ShoppingIdiot 2 months ago
@ShoppingIdiot To a certain extent I agree but SS was meant to be a insurance plan, a fall back position to avoid poverty. Federal Pensions are the MAIN retirement vehicle for Federal employees and they'd be taking a double blow since we all know SS has some problems. My real point it that its not really fair to compare SS and Federal Pensions. They are both Federal outlays but for much different purposes.
inchhighprivatei 2 months ago
@inchhighprivatei I understand inchhighpvt. It is only lately that this "insurance" definition of SS has come into wordage. SS was "marketed" as retirement plan.
I mean think about this:
WHO in their right mind would buy INSURANCE "just in case" they were in Poverty at age 65+??
One could have easily BUY an INSURANCE PRODUCT such as an annuity and be guaranteed a good income from all the money put into their annuity fund over 40-50 years of premiums.
ShoppingIdiot 2 months ago
@inchhighprivatei to continue my point, consider why some WANT to have young people, instead of paying into SS, to use that money in the market place to save for retirement - because, really, the US govt cannot be trusted with the SS funds - as they have stolen that money & put SS money into the GENERAL FUND to pay other things.
In Addition, you will FIND that Government Pensions are NOW being RAIDED, as well.
SS "assured" Americans against old age poverty - not insured.
ShoppingIdiot 2 months ago
@inchhighprivatei And here we citizens are...set to debating against each other OVER the money LEFT OVER IN THE BUDGET...after the DEBT is Paid each month to bond holders.
While the WALL STREET Banks ---who asked for the BAILOUT
And the Military complex (supported by Wall Street Corporations) create invasions to add Trillion to the debt
Wall Street and Military related - are rolling in cash
leaving the average citizen to fight over the remains of their spoils.
IMHO
ShoppingIdiot 2 months ago
@ShoppingIdiot OK, Some of the banks were forced to take bailouts - to HIDE the bad banks - so that there would not be a run on their deposits.
But, a lot of banks pushed and dealt with subprime mortages...until they collapsed and nearly took our country down.
no wonder OWS was formed. I never really understood it until now.
The masses will pay dearly with taxes and cutbacks in medical care and infrastructure and retirement benefits - while the military and wall street thrive
ShoppingIdiot 2 months ago
Private sector Employees have a right to their pensions PLUS Social Security. Are you saying Federal Employees must survive retirement on ONLY their Social Security?
inchhighprivatei 2 months ago
It isn't quite fair to compare Federal Pension outlays to Social Security outlays. Federal pensions are paid to former employees and in many cases just represents deferred compensation (plus interest). Federal Employees do have deductions of a portioon of their salary set aside for retirement just like private sector workers who pay into 401(k)s or other plans. To be fair you should compare Federal Pensions to Total Private Sector retirement plan disbursements.
inchhighprivatei 2 months ago
@inchhighprivatei I worked within a federal government entity for 20 years. They treated me like shit for the better part of that 20 years and in the end I pulled my Pension out completely. I have No Confidence in the Federal Government or the entities it owns or opperates.
TheSilverWatch 2 months ago
Not the end, but deflationary pressures will cause a deeper pullback in the metals.
sciflyer67 2 months ago
If you would use the logarithmic chart the slope of the spikes will be similar. 7$ to 15$ move in 2006 is actually bigger then 12$ to 21$ in 2007. 2011 move from 18$ to 47$ is the biggest and that is real acceleration compare to 2006 and 2007 moves.
Alexiscom1 2 months ago
Great read.
clintcarter 2 months ago
Canada's pension time bomb is ticking as well. Way too many public sector workers up here.
smasila 2 months ago
LOL you love saying Fibonachi dont ya...
Ernster86 2 months ago
If you have shares or money in Bank of America, get the hell out while you still can..
dowhatuwill 2 months ago
For years the government has been trying to steal the Railroad workers pension and replace it with Social Insecurity. I hope when Paul wins that he reverses it on the Federal workers.
Pfsif 2 months ago
As of last night; this is getting better and better; I really enjoy the thinking out of the box.
Great work.
bullsnutsoz 2 months ago
Well this is certainly what I want to hear. And your analysis certainly makes me want to get some more silver. However I cannot help but think that when BOA does DOA then silver will pull back initially? What are your thoughts on this? Your chart you've drawn up does look as though you might be spot on but I want to hear more!
EndTheResistance 2 months ago
the next period is vital for silver next year. The head and shoulders is plain for everyone to see. if it rises the head and shoulder is broken if it falls that could be curtains.
movieklump 2 months ago
@movieklump curtains? Mate the fundimentals are too strong. Supply is too low. This is paper silver we are talking about.
EndTheResistance 2 months ago
@EndTheResistance At the moment the silver chart is a classic bubble formation. There is a really good chance silver is coming down. There was a very similar pattern in 2008 when it dropped from 22 to 9. It took 2 years to come back to 22. This time it may just settle into industrial use and sit on $12 to $15 for years in which case the party is over. As a silver owner this is what is making me think of selling. Though I probably won't.
movieklump 2 months ago
@movieklump You had better sell now then and buy back later if you really believe in yourself.
bcamk 2 months ago
@movieklump Spread your manure elsewhere.
vambo13257 2 months ago
Thank You!
sarasotafl 2 months ago
I love the new format. Now I'm definitely going to check out some of those blog articles.
FREEsilverGiveaway 2 months ago
Thanks John.
SIERRAHPBT 2 months ago
Brother JohnF, how about a report on the mining shares? The question is if direct bullion sales are going to be reflected in the financials. It is like pulling teeth to get information on the disconnect between phys and comex. Reports are filtering out suggesting an acceleration in so-called premiums, ie, real prices particularly for sizeable orders.
prahudka 2 months ago
I alsoo do not have much faith in fibbing Nazis. I mostly look at the funded mentals.
KonaChuck22 2 months ago
BrotherJohnF, with your permission I'd like to post an edit of this that just has the "Pension Bomb" section. That was an eye opener for me and I've been paying close attention for 10 years. I think this section, by itself can have a great impact with people who will be put off by the silver analysis at the beginning because that is strong meat for the newly awakening.
inibo 2 months ago 2
@inibo Post away. You will note the copyright is creative commons with attribution which means you can re-use the work if you give credit
BrotherJohnF 2 months ago 2
no doubt $50 is one top that JPMorgan want to protect with its life
mtube620 2 months ago
@mtube620 Agreed and I get the impression that far too many are over confident in the upside and the power that the elite can yield when necessary. I remain unconvinced as of yet that in what is a miniscule market and rapidly depleting, that they will throw whatever it takes at this to keep it under the magic $50 for as long as it needs before that left in the ground makes it insignificant and not enough of quantity left to ever be money again.
eventuallythetruth 2 months ago
Some ppl are thumbing you down because they are frustrated on silver and gold price. lol
StarBoyFG 2 months ago
@StarBoyFG they probably have no more than 5 oz of silver too lol
mtube620 2 months ago
thanks bro! :)
marradekanac 2 months ago
Just call the section what it is.......Federal Pension Bullsh*t
Stokjockey 2 months ago