Thank you, David; you hit key data! My published research via The Claremont Colleges:
‘Financial’/‘monetary’/‘derivative’ house-of-cards collapse? Remember: Superior mechanics already proven by Ben Franklin with monetary reform and public banking, backed by Thomas Edison, 86% of Economics professors
I agree, David, that fiat currency is UNIMAGINABLE in the ongoing criminal environment that apparently captured EVERY agency, and corporate media (then filtered to "public" "education" texts) to literally "cover" those crimes.
That said, your concern is with the supply of money you assume would exist in the same IMPOSSIBLE criminal system of ever-invented looting schemes. And that said, nobody would trust a new system without linkage to hard assets.
Paper-collapse of this system is imminent with demand for hard assets in-hand rather than bullshit paper-promises. The "too big to fail" banksters hold over a quadrillion in bullshit paper gambling that will consume them upon sufficient public demand to HOLD silver and gold.
Clear and concise description of the situation. Thank You!
My pleasure RFP.
Thank you for your complement.
Thank you, David; you hit key data! My published research via The Claremont Colleges:
‘Financial’/‘monetary’/‘derivative’ house-of-cards collapse? Remember: Superior mechanics already proven by Ben Franklin with monetary reform and public banking, backed by Thomas Edison, 86% of Economics professors
https://carlbherman.blogspot.com/2023/03/financialmonetaryderivative-house-of.html
The creation of fiat currency cannot create sustainable real growth.
It causes consumption beyond the productive capacity of the country and, ultimately, collapse.
Only gold and silver money, having intrinsic value and unable to be created with government decree, can lead to a sustainable economy.
I agree, David, that fiat currency is UNIMAGINABLE in the ongoing criminal environment that apparently captured EVERY agency, and corporate media (then filtered to "public" "education" texts) to literally "cover" those crimes.
That said, your concern is with the supply of money you assume would exist in the same IMPOSSIBLE criminal system of ever-invented looting schemes. And that said, nobody would trust a new system without linkage to hard assets.
Paper-collapse of this system is imminent with demand for hard assets in-hand rather than bullshit paper-promises. The "too big to fail" banksters hold over a quadrillion in bullshit paper gambling that will consume them upon sufficient public demand to HOLD silver and gold.