By Anna Von Reitz
Remember the Dark Ages when robber Barons ruled the Earth?
Well, we
haven't made much progress, have we?
First, it was
"This paper is worth so-and-so much because we say so!"---- via "legal tender
laws".
They got away
with it because, though they were pretending to "represent" our lawful
government, they were actually using a private corporate script "as" money
instead. And they can arbitrarily declare a "value" for their own private,
corporate script.
Just like I can
say, "I don't care how much you sell your rutabagas for. My rutabagas cost $20
per ounce."
Assuming that
they are Magic Rutabagas, it's a real bargain.
Now it looks
like the rats have hit on a new theory -- "This gold is worth so-and-so much,
because we say it is. So there!"
They are
proposing to mix jurisdictions (and metaphors) again, trying to drag the
premises of private corporation script and legal tender laws into the arena of
actual money.
It's a grossly
criminal proposal and another attempt by the Cabal to set up a means to
arbitrarily value and enforce a grossly overstated value for gold, which they
hold in vast supply, and which nobody on Earth really needs.
Think "London
Gold Exchange" and "Exchange Stabilization Fund"--- huge hedge funds set up to
control the value and availability of basic commodities used as money worldwide
-- because if they can control the value and availability of your money, they
think they can control you.
And so far,
they've gone a long way with their lies and bullying and forced feeding of
"value" to you, but stop and think--- how much is an hour of your life worth?
How much is rain worth when your crops need it? How much is sunshine worth?
And why do you
"need" gold to "symbolize" the value of anything else? As if everything else
didn't already have a value of its own?
Why not use
painted peanut shells to "represent" value instead?
It's just
another "representation" scam, similar to what they have pulled by claiming to
"represent" you. Only now they are claiming that gold "represents" grapefruit,
oh, and a LOT of grapefruit, too.
Are you going
to buy this? Are you really SO stupid as to stand by and let these
thugs-in-suits get away with this?
The markets
have pegged gold at around $1000 per ounce and. in terms of gold availability
(grossly more than ever reported in the history of the world), that present value
is probably grossly over-valued relative to silver and a lot of other
commodities.
Arbitrarily
declaring that gold is worth $10,000 an ounce in somebody's dreamland just
because they have a lot of gold--- and doing so at the point of a gun--- is
nothing but blatant greed, lawless thuggery, and robbery of the value of
everything else on Earth.
Tell Donald
Trump that he can't eat gold and it won't heat your home this winter. Tell the
GCR Committee that, too.
So if he thinks
he or anyone else is going to sell you gold for $10,000 an ounce, he will be
waiting a long time for those sales to pour in. And pretty soon everyone will
realize that they have been seeking after gold for no real reason, like dung
beetles endlessly collecting their own dung.
No, instead,
what we do is buy back "Federal Reserve Notes" backed by oil at the going rate
of $21 of them for every one of our Silver Dollars. That will get things back on
track a lot faster than trying to enforce a ridiculous valuation for gold.
Plus, as an
added bonus, all the rest of us who stand to get grossly cheated by any such
"$10,000 an ounce" proposal will be spared the necessity of hanging the
perpetrators.
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This is the view point to nullify the robber Barron's . Eat the stuff we will do something elce your mind &labor is what is valuable how you talk to others are you enlightened ? Knowing just your tone with people can heal.or are you ignorant and ruin everyone day?
ReplyDeleteThinking of a hundred people living on the planet and one day one saying, "Hey, I have some yellow metal, lets use it for money" After explaining how it worked every one started to do it. The one with the yellow metal made it in to coins and made papers that could be traded for the metal. After a time the one with the yellow metal and paper that could be traded for it became wealthy, a ruler and owned everything using buy and sell plan. No one questioned if it was a good thing, just went along with whatever the one with the metal said. A monkey was offered a banana on top of a pole. I climbed up and got it. Then another but when it climbed up water was sprayed on the monkey so it could not get the banana. Another monkey was shown the banana on the pole and the first monkey warned the second one and would not let it go up the pole. Curiously after that no more monkeys would go up the pole even without being warned water or no. Maybe people have forgotton something that needs looked at.
ReplyDeleteSame experiment on dogs once the find out There is a punishment in the act the just give up.
DeleteIf on the other hand humans figure out the mechanism of punishment and block it it's game over.
Rigging the intrest.rates is one way the scam us if you know the rate is headed uplease keeping in minding the bond market is the inverse of federal Reserve intrest rate old yield treasuries are now worth less fixed to a low yield . If rates fall your bonds are now worth more fixed at the old higher yield.
ReplyDelete.some deep non connected fed chairman leaks to his buddies via postal and letter burned no trail and leaked will get payed much later as to not show a connection.
BUT, "hanging the perpetrators" is justice
ReplyDeleteA dollar being described in the un-repealed 1792 U.S. Coinage Act as 371.25 grains of fine silver for each "dollar."
ReplyDeleteThats why a very creative individual came up with a more perfect description of valuation of paper currency....instead of valuating money according to $5, $10, or $20 , he valuates paper currency according to "fine grains" of gold or silver like the constitution reffers to....371.25 grains of fine silver equals one dollar. That spells it out quite clearly... He had it patented..!! I gogot his name but im sure you could google it somehow..!
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