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FOA 1998/1999
It seems, these days, a conservative person exists to service the needs of those who gamble and live on the edge.
It seems, these days, a conservative person exists to service the needs of those who gamble and live on the edge.
The decision by the UK Treasury to sell gold, points strongly towards the severe political pressures upon the IMF / Dollar Reserve factions! The "dollar reserve system" is truly in trouble. With the IMF gold sales in doubt, or delayed.
Me: Remember 2009 IMF gold sale to India.
Me: Remember 2009 IMF gold sale to India.
Me: recall Iraqs gold went missing in 2003. Libya's gold went missing in 2011. Ukraine's gold went missing in 2014
We see "gamblers" and "major risk takers" offering up their lifestyle as something "everyone" can do if they just "apply themselves".What isn't seen behind their success is the complete "immoral" business ethic that is applied in the process of "applying themselves".
This kind of "dynamic" can infect an entire economic structure, as every person tries to grab a piece of a smaller pie.
If the debts are "to never" go away, the currency substitutes must be continuously inflated. Thus, the savings of workers must be diluted in order to always save the system from default. As long as the next generation believes that their money assets are growing, they will accept
> the currency and the fraud it represents.
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The end of this ccy game will see ppl trading their hearts out only to use all their winnings to buy the same amount of gold (or much less) they could have purchased in the 1st place. They did the same thing in Rome, still fighting over economic contracts as war raged.
The end of this ccy game will see ppl trading their hearts out only to use all their winnings to buy the same amount of gold (or much less) they could have purchased in the 1st place. They did the same thing in Rome, still fighting over economic contracts as war raged.
Trading IOU paper will never create more gold for anyone until they liquidate and buy. Mostly we don't and what we usually truly gain is only more paper with an "attitude" to prove it.
It's a siren song as old as time itself. It's the same in the modern stock markets. When the game "truly" ends, few walk away with what they thought they had.
I can see this now. In such an inflation slanted economy , even the rich don't quite feel rich. Even if you made it big on some trade, the economy is so misaligned that its hard to reap the benefit. The only way to step out of it and breathe , is in physical gold.
