Money, Banksters and August 2011 - The Coming Silver Revolution
Stop! What is Money? The money that the world uses today is created by private banks lending non-existent money called credit. This credit has never, does not, and will never exist, except in theory on computer screens. People starve and die all because they do not have enough digits on a computer screen. All of this credit, created by the private banks, is owed back to those same banks, plus interest. By design, there is never enough credit in circulation to pay back all the principal plus interest on the loans outstanding, which is why the concept of bankruptcy is built into the system. Using the simple system above, banksters are given the ability to manipulate the world's economies into 'boom and bust' cycles. In essence, the only difference between a boom and a bust is the amount of credit in circulation, or, rather, the net amount of numbers on people's computer screens. Initially, banksters create a boom by increasing the supply of credit in the economy. During this boom period, individuals and businesses are encouraged to take on more debt as they are more confident of increasing their income in the future. All this extra credit in the system leads to moreactivity, which in turn creates more confidence in the system, with many getting into more debt. This boom is akin to a fishing trawler; the bankster throws out a credit line and waits, once the bait has been taken the bankster begins to wind in the credit by taking credit out of circulation, it's gone. The economy then moves into a slump or recession, simply because there are not enough units of credit in circulation. The banksters are then able to trawl from people the wealth that does exist, in exchange for money that never existed in the first place. [1] The whole economic system is all about the level of confidence that the population has in it . . . and that confidence all starts with the people and banks that run it. What we have seen so far in 2011, particularly in early August, is a string of increasingly negative statements about the worldwide economy, both in the media and from governments. There has been a rapid decline in the confidence levels of individuals and businesses in the system, and it appears that we could be only one or two negative statements away from a breaking point. As a friend of mine observed after the 2008 global financial crisis, "it will be like all the money suddenly went to money heaven." The following observations of events in August 2011 highlight the 'perfect storm' that is building: August 2nd: The US Congress signs into law the Budget Control Act of 2011 and in effect raises the Federal debt ceiling by up to $2.4tn. This essentially presents the Federal Reserve with a green light to monetize another round of Federal debt. August 3rd: An interview with former Fed officials, Donald Kohn, Vincent Reinhart and Brian Madigan, shows growing support for another round of quantitative easing, whereby central banks purchase financial assets from banks and other private sector businesses with newly created money (referred to more recently as "QE3"), if inflation comes down. August 5th: Credit rating agency, Standard & Poor, downgrades the long-term credit rating of the US government from AAA to AA+ for the first time in its history. This does not immediately halt the US Treasury's ability to borrow, but what it does do is downgrade the entire infrastructure of the fiat monetary system. Therefore, the lesser talked about but far more important consequence of the downgrade comes from the domino effect felt by the rest of the economy. US treasuries may be able to shake off the downgrade (for now), however the rest of the world's economy will not. As PIMCO puts it: "[the] U.S. Downgrade Heralds A New Financial Era". August 7th: Global money trends: Beijing Downgrades US-Treasury to A+ - Is Anybody Listening? August 7th: Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, on NBC television's "Meet the Press", ruled out the chance of a US default following S&P's decision to downgrade America's credit rating:
Greenspan then provides the Fed with the perfect alibi for the coming market collapse: It's Europe's fault.
August 8th: Peter Schiff responds to Alan Greenspan's remarks on "The Peter Schiff Show":
August 8th: Zerohedge: Here Comes TARP 2: Bank Of America Implodes, At $6.87, BAC CDS Up 20% To 260 bps As Bankruptcy Contemplated ... This has huge potential to be a Financial False Flag attack. Will the morgue make a power play? August 8th: Bloomberg: AAA Rated France May Be Vulnerable to Downgrade Following Cut to the U.S. August 9th: Zerohedge: S&P Cuts AAA Rating On Thousands Of Municipal Bonds. August 9th: US Federal Reserve chairman, the Bernank states he intends on keeping interest rates at zero for at least 2 years. As Max Keiser broke it down:
The Bernank has also stated that officials have "discussed the range of policy tools" to strengthen growth and are "prepared to employ these tools as appropriate." These statements clearly leave the door open for further asset purchases and investors are now looking towards the Bernank's comments at Jackson Hole on August 26th for the launch of QE3. August 11th: Azizonomics: Europe Bans Shorts (Backside Now Exposed) - 'Belgium, France, Italy and Spain override European regulation to impose 15-day short selling bans on their markets. While there are huge black holes of debt slowly sucking those nations' good faith and credit into the mists of the universe, regulators seem to have forgotten that imposing short selling bans didn't prevent a crash in September 2008. August 12th: Zerohedge: Guest Post: Consumers Are Confident Of Recession August 14th: Zerohedge: Italy Is The New Greece, As Strikes Shift From Syntagma Square To Rome This series of somewhat unfortunate events carries a simple message to the banksters of the world: Money is being removed from circulation. What we are likely to see from banksters in response to all this, is a 'smoke and mirrors' campaign to allow them to hand out more money to their bankster friends. Since European liquidity is clearly the focus of banksters at the moment, the Fed will remain silent as the European Central Bank ("ECB") and the Bank of England ("BOE") expand their balance sheets. As 'sh*t hits the fan (SHTF)' the American banksters will focus everyone's attention firmly on Europe. Once the US markets have deflated enough for the Bernank to declare deflation to be a huge risk, the Fed will be given the go ahead to launch QE3. The popular belief amongst financial analysts is that the Bernank will announce the Fed's intentions for QE3 at Jackson Hole on August 26, 2011. As central bankers appear to like being very predictable, a JHole announcement of the Bernank's intentions to print is very possible. I would speculate that, in order for the Bernank to gather support for QE3, we would need to see markets deflate a long way from here until the announcement. Unlike the announcement of "QE2" in August of 2010, QE3 will only be instituted amongst a panic to which we haven't seen since the first round of monetary printing in 2008. What is clear is that the world monetary system is just a game. If you know how the world monetary system works, you know the game that you are playing ... and if you know the game and the rules you're playing by, you can prepare for, and even benefit from, any future moves by banksters. I would strongly argue that the decade-long bull market we have seen in precious metals is only the first phase of what will be an explosion in the price of these precious metals. Phase 1 of this bull market has seen a huge acceleration in the value of gold and silver as alternative media has awoken to their huge potential and begun spreading that message. We saw the fruition of Phase 1 in November of 2010, when Max Keiser launched his "Crash JP Morgan, Buy Silver" campaign, a direct plan of action to bring down the banking cartel. Phase 2 will begin when the critical mass of the world's population heads that message and loses faith in fiat currency. When this happens, there will be a rapid push towards decentralizing the monetary system of the world and the bull market in gold and silver will accelerate at an unprecedented level. It is a bull market in dissent, a bull market which stems from societal revolution. This may well happen sooner than you think.
Lets take a look back to Max Keiser's article in The Guardian from December 2010 where he introduced many to his Crash JP Morgan Buy Silver campaign: Want JP Morgan to crash? Buy silver
Since Keiser shared this campaign with the world, the "Crash JP Morgan, Buy Silver" campaign has gone viral. Despite several heated attacks on silver in the first half of 2011, which saw the price of Silver drop from near its record high of $50 back to $35 in just a matter of days, it is clear that the banksters can not kill an idea, and purchases of physical silver have increased to never before seen levels. Physical silver is now back in the firm hands of the people, including decentralized groups such as the Silver Liberation Army ("SLA"). Businessweek (22 June 2011): Silver-Coin Sales Booming at Perth Mint on Demand for Haven -'That's 66 percent higher than the previous full fiscal year and about 10-fold more than five years earlier. Sales of 1- ounce gold coins will be close to a record, he said.' Zerohedge (7 July 2011): UK Royal Mint Silver Production Surges 100% - Sovereign Edward Supply Tight but Bullion Premiums Low - 'The U.K.'s Royal Mint said that first-half silver production in 2011 doubled, while gold production climbed 8.9% over 2010 levels.' Bix Weir on silver (9 August 2011):
JP Morgue will no doubt continue to manipulate markets and keep the silver price down. This is whyphysical silver holders must knowingly sit tight and play the waiting game. While the manipulation still persists, the silver markets will remain extremely volatile. Take this as your opportunity to "buy the f-ing dip (BTFD)". If you are patient, one day you will be rewarded. The day when JP Morgan completely loses control of its short position in silver and the physical price of silver decouples from the paper price will be one to remember. For the vigilante investors out there, why not short JP Morgan's stock? The lower JPM's stock price goes, the lower their market cap becomes...the lower their market cap becomes, the larger their liabilities become in relation. Another exciting possibility for the near future is the play Max Keiser has dubbed 'The Reverse Nixon' and the 'Golden Dream'. Imagine a world in which U.S. President Barack Obama were to pull a reverse Richard Nixon and put the U.S. back onto a gold standard against which it could devalue its debts. As Max Keiser puts it:
The world monetary system is just a game; a game that is about to embark on a giant shift in direction. The events of August, 2011 should be a wake-up call for many. However, like everything in life, don't take my word for it - go out and do your own research and be ready to make your own moves. The monetary revolution will not be televised. The paradigm shift towards decentralized monetary systems is in progress. ¡Viva la Revolución! If you like this article then why not send SilverRRevolución a bitcoin tip @ 19hfbeNHSx5HhuQ3L3QjSfKuNKVrN2TMUZ |
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