I posted this on another forum, but I'll post it here too.
"New world financial order
If you watch BBC news you'll hear this being metioned a lot. This will be implemented soon with a new world currency and or banking system. Don't know if it will be one currency, or a number of them, but the USD is done. The derivatives will and are causing bank runs, and if they insure the bank accounts then there will be a run on the dollar, and if they don't then there will be more runs on all the banks, and a run too the dollar. It seems obivous that they have choosen to insure the accounts so there will be hyper-inflation, instead of hyper-deflation. The runs on the banks are electronic ones, and they have been going on. They will allow hyper-inflation to happen then people will beg for a new currency so they can buy nensesities."
To me this seems to fit perfectly with the crisis Joe Biden was warning about.
one source: http://benbittrolff.blogspot.com/2009/02/citigroup-bank-of-america-prisoners.html
these sources will get you up too speed on the financial situation, if your not already.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-1g0OZJIdk&eurl=http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message731271/pg4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_atOvrTtT8&eurl=http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread435004/pg1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?gl=CA&hl=en&v=lNS8IY_Td14&eurl=http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread432477/pg1
and Rothschild, when he bashed the internet, he's probably talking about the electronic bank runs, and notice of the bank run happening spreads on the internet, the traders use message programs.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOy5HNIKVFs
maybe I'll add some more later.
It is interesting.
The bank of England greatly increased its gold reserves recently, it purchased 10 million ounces of gold in January and February this year.
Strange that the news never mentioned it considering that´s worth about 10 billion dollars.
Maybe getting things in order before a new global Bretton Woods system is introduced.
Note:
Gordon Brown sold half Englands gold back when it´s price was at its lowest, so that was a stupid thing to do!
Quote from: Yucca on February 24, 2009, 03:46:57 AM
It is interesting.
The bank of England greatly increased its gold reserves recently, it purchased 10 million ounces of gold in January and February this year.
Strange that the news never mentioned it considering that´s worth about 10 billion dollars.
Maybe getting things in order before a new global Bretton Woods system is introduced.
Note:
Gordon Brown sold half Englands gold back when it´s price was at its lowest, so that was a stupid thing to do!
Hi Yucca :)
Ever wondered, if news are just another tool to keep us dumb cheeps dumb?
There is alot onging and the goldprice is always a good
indicator for existential operations by "Them".
Just listen to your intuition, numbers are not needed...
Put some goldnuggets in your pocket to buy some potatoes later on. ;D
best,
sushi
what you have is a group of people sitting around on their arses,doing nothing,producing nothing,making their magic money by insider trading,insured loans,interest,ficitious values of property,gambling and it all came to a halt simply because there was no more money to be made.the lives that they have become accustomed to are unsustainable.so instead of saying,"hey guys,the party is over,start doing good business from now on,"the government is trying to cover these "losses"(extravagance) by giving them money.well,i dunno about you but if i were greedy to the extent that these people are greedy the government would never see that money again.when they start giving money away it is a clue to how worthless it actually is.and if you have a million dollars that you worked all your life for and suddenly your neighbor is handed a million dollars what does that mean to all the work that you did to get that million and to the value of it?wealth is based on poverty.the more poverty is created the more well off the rich seem to be.the "real" problem is accountablity.the names that people are allowed to hide behind,"corporation"for instance,the fictitious name is a societal loophole for criminals to shelter their criminal acts within in complete oblivion to any kind of real accountablity.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=1043235682&play=1
Quote from: Yucca on February 24, 2009, 03:46:57 AM
The bank of England greatly increased its gold reserves recently, it purchased 10 million ounces of gold in January and February this year.
Strange that the news never mentioned it considering that´s worth about 10 billion dollars.
Hi Yucca,
Can you tell me where you found this out?
Thanks,
Dave.
That little bit about the bank of england purchasing gold was prbubly crap - it would cost them more than what it's worth.
As for the NWO - i think their agenda is to annoy us into enslavement. Entrap people and then torment them with incendiary thoughts - provoke them to insanity and then create split personalities in each of them, one that works and does whatever they want and the other that's an oblivious slob.
I believe what we really have is another scare tactic the internet is a weapon if used right.
Its amazing I find it just crazy that everyone buys into all this nonsensical stuff even investors ...
Truth is people need to live therefore they need to what? Make a living right?
So no matter how much debt or whatever any country is in it does not matter things will start looking up rather soon you mark my word...
It is just the cycle really there is one about ever 20 years or so I think financially it has been 40 year cycles roughly between bigger downturns but the small ones happen about once every 20 every other one being a strong one.. the last decent one was in the 70's if I recall correct. You don't need stimulus or whatever it is you just simply need people to get off there ass and make something out of nothing its been done for ages the only thing holding a lot of it back is a lot of the legal stuff now some of your biggest pioneers turned dirty money to clean money back in the 80's and 70's after the veitnam era.... Drugs ran all over the world the still do but no where near as excessive.
There is tons of cash to be made out there all over the world money just does not disappear! It all goes somewhere ...
So if people would stop hoarding that would solve a great deal of the problem right there but the problem is everyone wants to be wealthy beyond there wildest dreams. But it will not happen if you just sit there or work for someone else making them rich your whole life.
I could go on and on but believe what you will the facts still remain...
This economic downturn gives corporations the ability to be more cut throat with there employees because we all live in fear!
Do not I repeat do not ever live in fear because fear will simply imprison and enslave you during the course of your life.
Quote from: CTG Labs on February 24, 2009, 04:26:55 PM
Hi Yucca,
Can you tell me where you found this out?
Thanks,
Dave.
Certainly Dave,
QuoteBank of England buying back the gold they sold!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(LondonGoodDelivery) Feb 20, 09:14
dec 08 0.0 million ounces of gold
feb 09 10.00 million ounces of gold
http://www.bankofengland.co.uk/statistics/reserves/Tempoutput.pdf
LGD
The 09:14 post about halfway down on this page of this message board:
http://www.gold-eagle.com/cgi-bin/gn/get/forum.html?date=2009:02:20:09:00:00
Yucca.
Quote from: jadaro2600 on February 24, 2009, 05:30:40 PM
That little bit about the bank of england purchasing gold was prbubly crap - it would cost them more than what it's worth.
Check my above post.
Quote from: sushimoto on February 24, 2009, 04:53:57 AM
Hi Yucca :)
Ever wondered, if news are just another tool to keep us dumb cheeps dumb?
There is alot onging and the goldprice is always a good
indicator for existential operations by "Them".
Just listen to your intuition, numbers are not needed...
Put some goldnuggets in your pocket to buy some potatoes later on. ;D
best,
sushi
Hi Sushi,
Yes, my comment was just sarcasm, it´s obvious to me that most "news" is a neurolinguistic programming tool, with such methods its possible to bias and steer whole nations into various courses of action. I don´t read the news passively, nor do I watch television news.
I agree with you, I consider gold to be the axiom of wealth. In my mind it´s value is constant, 1Oz is always worth 1Oz, but its paper value serves as a kind of barometer when trying to predict global macro ecenomic trends.
In recent times, certain governments have tried to downgrade gold to be nothing more than just another commodity. And also are constantly manipulating the price using large interbank gold transactions. There is an organisation called GATA that are trying to stop that.
Gold is the oldest form of money, one that will outlive any fiat house of cards, such paper money systems have all failed in the past and will always fail now and in the future. They require constant economic growth just to stay level.
Yucca.
A $20 dollar bill is worth more than a once of gold, get real paper money is worth more than gold.
Yucca,
You say - Gold is the oldest form of money,
I say sex is the oldest form of money.
The word s e x was edited out
Quote from: brian334 on February 24, 2009, 07:05:58 PM
A $20 dollar bill is worth more than a once of gold, get real paper money is worth more than gold.
Maybe you´re thinking of silver. Golds current price is around 1000 us dollars an ounce. Paper can be printed, gold cannot.
Quote from: brian334 on February 24, 2009, 07:14:29 PM
Yucca,
You say - Gold is the oldest form of money,
I say is the oldest form of money.
S e x, is the oldest form of worth (currency) with regard to being able to perform a transaction with it and in many ways it is still the axiom of worth. But money means you can store it in the form of a token, money is an abstraction of worth.
Yucca,
Go try to spend gold some where, see what you get.
Go try to buy a car and pay them with gold.
Go try to buy food and pay them with gold.
The only thing you can buy with gold is paper money.
Quote from: brian334 on February 24, 2009, 08:09:42 PMThe only thing you can buy with gold is paper money.
if you believe that you have fallen for the banana in the tailpipe!(ala Beverly Hills Cop)there is no way it's a fair trade unless the market is on it's way down.one way to think of real value is scarcity,another is labor involved in attaining something.paper money is worthless in that it is produced out of thin air.no labor...so in times like these(the money system) there is only one way to alter the market and that is scarcity.
maybe we can get our grubby little hands on Ohbummers american recovery and reinvestment act which will just totaly blow cash out its ass.....free money whoo enjoy it while its worth something
http://appropriations.house.gov/pdf/PressSummary01-15-09.pdf (http://appropriations.house.gov/pdf/PressSummary01-15-09.pdf)
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Quote from: Yucca on February 24, 2009, 07:21:15 PM
S e x, is the oldest form of worth (currency) with regard to being able to perform a transaction with it and in many ways it is still the axiom of worth. But money means you can store it in the form of a token, money is an abstraction of worth.
I knew I was worthless. Neither is their storage or fluidity.
Quote from: brian334 on February 24, 2009, 08:09:42 PM
Yucca,
Go try to spend gold some where, see what you get.
Go try to buy a car and pay them with gold.
Go try to buy food and pay them with gold.
The only thing you can buy with gold is paper money.
I think you'll find that if you go and inquire about purchasing a car off a dealer in this current ecenomic climate, they will take your gold, they will of course check into it first, but they will quickly find that many banks and any jeweler will assay and swap gold for paper money. The thing about paper money is that when you hold it, it has the possibility of losing all of its worth. Gold on the other hand has a solid track record of ALWAYS holding value way back from before the times of the Pharoes. And in the current ecenomic climate Gold is a safehaven. In countries where hyperinflation of their paper currency has occured, gold and silver still held their value and in fact increased in absolute value, i.e. you could buy even more with your gold. Whilst at the same time the paper money became litter in the street gutters, literaly!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperinflation
GREAT PHOTO!
Quote from: PYRODIN123321 on February 25, 2009, 10:21:36 AM
GREAT PHOTO!
Yes, would make a good poster. Funny how some people think paper money is rock solid.
QuoteEach hour the men would be paid with a huge handful of high denomination marks for the previous hour's work. As soon as they were paid they would rush to the exits and give the money to their wives who would then make their way quickly to the store to try to purchase some food. The money was losing value so quickly that, if it wasn't spent immediately, it would be practically worthless within an hour or so (see picture on right where a woman is stuffing marks into her wood burning stove as it took fewer paper marks to heat the stove than it did to buy wood to do the same thing).
the world is living in a financial matrix. This is a fake reality. I won't even try to explain it, if even "smart" finanical people could understand it then the solution to the financial problems would be obvious and everyone would be probably 4 times more well off then they were before the ressesion.