Government & The Subject
of Money
The government is telling us that inflation is dead and the economy is
robust, yet inflation numbers, as measured by the CPI, are at a nine year
high and the global economy is in a meltdown.
The establishment is advising us to put all our saving and retirement
assets into stocks and mutual funds and that gold is a bad investment.
Yet gold is at a 20 year low ("buy low, sell high") and a much more prudent
investment than stocks which are at their all time highs.
And many economist believe that everything attached to paper will be
devalued drastically within the first few years of the 21st Century. We
have not had an economic "correction" since 1933 and no one knows the true
value of anything. When a collapse occurs everything
will go back to zero and prices will be established in a ratio to gold
or silver.
What might be the action that would cause the massively inflated financial
balloon to finally see it's demise?
A global cash crunch.
A U.S. cash crunch caused from Stock Market wild downward swings.
The Government's printing of 50 billion dollars of extra paper to prevent
a runs on banks, (which has already been authorized). A former head
of the Bureau of Printing and Engraving said that "if all the presses ran
twenty four hours a day, seven days a week they could not print more than
twenty billion dollars".
Foreign Countries who don't know how to prepare for, or detect financial
trends, let alone solve them. This is where
there is some good news for those who are prepared.
The bottom line is that we have time
to accumulate Gold and Silver before a collapse occurs. But consider this,
people were warned about many calamities to come in Biblical days and many
Economist have warned us of potential negative financial scenarios.
What we do for ourselves and our family from here on is now our responsibility.
I would recommend reading; "The Making
of America" which you can get on the Amazon link below. This
book by W. Cleon Skousen, gives an excellent education on money
and the Constitution.
