Recovering Your Stolen Assets & Stopping The Perps From Stealing More Using Gold And Silver
Lifting The Veil On Pernicious Monetary Theft
Beyond the economic collapse that they always bring, there is also an annual cost to fiat currency systems. However, the price inflation effects of systematic and perennial currency inflation by central bankers is not well received by the populace as their quality of life declines.
In order to continue this currency scheme, central planners used two primary tools starting in the 1980s: 1) suspending the gold and silver price signal that warns of central bank monetary inflation and 2) the systematic reduction of the published measures of price inflation.
Starting in the 1980s, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) began to make a series of ‘adjustments’ to their CPI price inflation models that increasingly understated price inflation in the economy.
The CPI adjustments included substitution effects where the basket of goods is changed to lower the price inflation measure, ‘hedonics’ where the price of basket items is reduced to reflect their higher function as they are improved over time, geometric vs arithmetic weightings, etc.
We can see the adjustment effect in the graph below comparing M2 and M3 money supply measures and the resultant impact on CPI price inflation measures over time.
The black line shows the CPI-U measure over time with the BLS model fixed after 1980. The plum highlighted line shows the CPI-U as reported and frequently adjusted by the BLS.
All of the curves are 10-year moving averages to remove statistical noise.
Figure 1 - 10-Year Moving Averages of: M2 & M3 Money Supply, CPI-U Inflation Index (plum highlighted line as reported by the BLS, black line after 1980 calculated using the BLS 1980 CPI model fixed as calculated by shadowstats.com)
The relationship between monetary debasement (monetary inflation) and consumer price inflation can clearly be seen in the graph above before price inflation is adjusted away by the BLS.
The central bankers ‘commitment’ to target a 2% CPI inflation rate was really nothing at all as the CPI inflation measure was systematically dumbed-down over time.
It’s not you: prices seem a lot higher because they are a lot higher than is admitted by government statistics.
In 2021, the annual rate of change of M2 money supply hit +27%.
Stopping The Perps From Stealing Your Assets
The garbage government currency (GGC) that is being used today is nearing failure as the need to continually inflate the currency to support parabolic interest rate costs drives toward the inevitable event horizon.
Stopping the continued theft by inflation simply requires a transition from using GGCs to utilizing gold and silver in transactions and as savings.
It is inevitable that individuals will transition from using GGC to gold and silver in transactions will occur.
In fact, the use of private money is already starting to occur and on an increasing basis.
In order to recover assets stolen from you by pernicious monetary inflation over decades, individuals are simply taking a position in gold and silver (disclaimer: this is an observation and not investment advice).
While GGCs approach failure, gold and silver are soaring in value as individuals position themselves, as can be seen below.
Figure 2 - Gold & Silver Relative Prices 2001 To 2025; source: TradingView.com
The rising value of gold and silver above reflects an increasing decline in the value of fiat currencies.
We can observe from fiat currency failure in Weimar Germany and other countries that the gold and silver fiat price curves move vertically in the coming phase.
Best regards,
David Jensen
We would all do well to remember (and share with our loved ones) that in Weimar the #1 priority that occupied everyone’s time was to get rid of their GGCs as soon as they could. Gold and silver were unobatanium by about 1921 and people were desperate to acquire anything - ANYTHING - to get rid of their GGCs that grew worthless by the minute in what became a barter economy. A truly staggering episode in human history and far from the only one of its kind.
Stealing is an understatement.