Good point. My fear is that when it hits most will be in the same boat as Madoff victims. And the gov will blame the BRICS and take us to war. They will never say…we did this and used the banks to commit these crimes. That would be like the Big Guy admitting he is in fact the big guy.
Fear them not therefore: for there is nothing covered, that shall not be revealed; and hid, that shall not be known.
You, sir, are a rare individual. Thank you for shining light on their dark deeds. I've been a struggling silver stacker since 2008, and your solid analysis succinctly presented lends me strength not to lose heart yet.
I intend to bless others if I end up greatly blessed after this fraud is finally over. I don't think there'll be a shortage of those in need in the years following this waiting disaster. Likely, the only consolation left for those all wrecked financially by this would be public prosecution of the real culprits involved in the conspiracy, with names and faces.
The rigging of gold and silver has served to allow blowing and collapsing of multiple financial bubbles for decades by central banks and the extraction of wealth from the public.
Humanity is kept enslaved by the digitally controlled markets and the separation of the public from enduring forms of privately held wealth.
The battle is against these forces of darkness.
And yes, those around us are going to need a lot of help when the fraud collapses.
Careful what you wish for. The shorts by the big banks are so large it will bring one of them down. If one goes down so goes the rest of them. I assume I am right about this but I am no expert.
I find your content very intriguing and would like to hear if I can make you consider also posting some of it on Depvana?
We are a couple of guys who are trying to get a topic room going with finance and economic posts. Depvana is especially suited for this with its ability to keep topics and subtopics structured.
Depvana is a new website concept and every topic can have subtopics which again can have subtopics etc... Hence it's great for organizing and treat matters in a structured way. Of cause no censorship. If it's legal it goes.
Given the importance of the large bullion banks and the interconnectedness between them, the various Central Banks and regulatory authorities, I would think, like what happened in the Ni market, that there will be a "solution" whereby in the event that a system wide failure to deliver event occurs, transactions are "frozen" and holders of long contracts are paid out in fiat at the prevailing price when the markets froze, or even a retroactively set price immediately prior to the 'failure-to-deliver' event. Of course, from that point onwards the markets would be defunct and real price discover will occur, but those who held paper longs will not be able to participate ...
The Chinese symbol for paper fiat currency is 'flying paper' as it ends up worthless in the gutter when the printers print. Same with the paper London claims for gold and silver IMO. The metal is the key.
If it all collapses, the bullion banks will be bailed out with more money printing. It's the only option left. Other than outright default. Much better to use the printing press - just a different kind of default. And fiat currencies become even more worthless.
The default will be the go signal for others to secure immediate delivery. Breakdown of the paper price-fixing scheme and much higher bullion prices globally.
Bernie Madoff would probably still be flying around in his private jet if only he could have printed money like a central bank. Looks like the Bank of England is going to have to learn how to print gold and silver or have the mother of all bank runs. I wonder if they will steal the ETF's gold?
Excellent reporting. It’s pretty obvious where it’s headed… anyways as Olivia Newton John sang “let’s get physical”😬
Boom.
Good point. My fear is that when it hits most will be in the same boat as Madoff victims. And the gov will blame the BRICS and take us to war. They will never say…we did this and used the banks to commit these crimes. That would be like the Big Guy admitting he is in fact the big guy.
The manipulators will try anything to maintain their position.
Truth is not an option for them, it seems.
Matthew 10:26 (KJV)
Fear them not therefore: for there is nothing covered, that shall not be revealed; and hid, that shall not be known.
You, sir, are a rare individual. Thank you for shining light on their dark deeds. I've been a struggling silver stacker since 2008, and your solid analysis succinctly presented lends me strength not to lose heart yet.
I intend to bless others if I end up greatly blessed after this fraud is finally over. I don't think there'll be a shortage of those in need in the years following this waiting disaster. Likely, the only consolation left for those all wrecked financially by this would be public prosecution of the real culprits involved in the conspiracy, with names and faces.
All the best to you, David.
Thank you for the kind comment Kevin.
The rigging of gold and silver has served to allow blowing and collapsing of multiple financial bubbles for decades by central banks and the extraction of wealth from the public.
Humanity is kept enslaved by the digitally controlled markets and the separation of the public from enduring forms of privately held wealth.
The battle is against these forces of darkness.
And yes, those around us are going to need a lot of help when the fraud collapses.
Careful what you wish for. The shorts by the big banks are so large it will bring one of them down. If one goes down so goes the rest of them. I assume I am right about this but I am no expert.
It's not a wish. Fraud always collapses. A fact.
"Dropping the kimono" on the London market... Haven't heard that phrase before. :)
Another great article. Thanks The next two months may well bring many changes in many places.
Thanks Kevin! Change is in the air. Indeed, indeed.
Greetings David Jensen
I find your content very intriguing and would like to hear if I can make you consider also posting some of it on Depvana?
We are a couple of guys who are trying to get a topic room going with finance and economic posts. Depvana is especially suited for this with its ability to keep topics and subtopics structured.
Depvana is a new website concept and every topic can have subtopics which again can have subtopics etc... Hence it's great for organizing and treat matters in a structured way. Of cause no censorship. If it's legal it goes.
The site is:
https://depvana.com
We where hoping you would consider posting in the finance topic room:
https://depvana.com/topic/6
I have kept it short here, but don't hesitate to let me know if you want more information.
Is this something you would consider?
Best,
Given the importance of the large bullion banks and the interconnectedness between them, the various Central Banks and regulatory authorities, I would think, like what happened in the Ni market, that there will be a "solution" whereby in the event that a system wide failure to deliver event occurs, transactions are "frozen" and holders of long contracts are paid out in fiat at the prevailing price when the markets froze, or even a retroactively set price immediately prior to the 'failure-to-deliver' event. Of course, from that point onwards the markets would be defunct and real price discover will occur, but those who held paper longs will not be able to participate ...
The Chinese symbol for paper fiat currency is 'flying paper' as it ends up worthless in the gutter when the printers print. Same with the paper London claims for gold and silver IMO. The metal is the key.
If it all collapses, the bullion banks will be bailed out with more money printing. It's the only option left. Other than outright default. Much better to use the printing press - just a different kind of default. And fiat currencies become even more worthless.
The default will be the go signal for others to secure immediate delivery. Breakdown of the paper price-fixing scheme and much higher bullion prices globally.
Bernie Madoff would probably still be flying around in his private jet if only he could have printed money like a central bank. Looks like the Bank of England is going to have to learn how to print gold and silver or have the mother of all bank runs. I wonder if they will steal the ETF's gold?
Thanks EG.
Don't know. But metal would seem to be the thing to get. Especially since paper burns.