Welcome to the general where we talk about the real nature of politics, and of all of the bullshit you're seeing in your day to day lives. Covid? All about the money. Ukraine? Oil prices, all about the money. Iraq? All about the money. Guess what was the reason for Syria, Libya, Yemen, Egypt, Afghanistan etc?
It sure as shit wasn't idiology and who is "muh based durmucrusur"
ALL of everything that you read about on political news is about the mighty USD, and this thread is about how an user driven buyout of silver can fuck over the FED and its fiat USD in such a way, that they just might have to stop the endless wars to prop up (((their))) satanic currency.
Don't REE in the thread, if you have a claim (for or against) fucking discuss, debate, explain.
SILVER IS THE LYNCHPIN OF THE ENTIRE FINANCIAL SYSTEM
Many years ago, the money changers realized that national debt levels and the levels of money printing they were engaging in were unsustainable with any kind of reasonable bond yield levels the market could sustain. The interest on 1 trillion debt at 17 or 18% interest as occurred in the 1980s would be absolutely impossible to sustain at current debt levels of 28 trillion but with 30 year bond yields at 2%, they can kick the can down the road for a few more years.
To keep bond yields low, the money changers also needed to trick the markets into thinking inflation is LOWER than the bond yields they require as nobody would buy 2% yielding bonds if inflation was obviously 5%.
They learned that they could drag the entire commodities market lower by controlling the price of precious metals, the price of wheat for example was dragged into a brutal bear market for the last 10 years at the same time as the gold bear market.
They also learned that the silver market was much smaller than the gold market, no nations used it for monetary purposes, and very few had strategic stockpiles of the metal.
By suppressing and controlling the tiny 20 billion dollar silver market with 5 trillion dollars of notional derivatives trading, they could force gold down which is always tied in a ratio range with silver.
If you'll notice, when the gold and silver ratio are at the highest peaks, the price of the metals are near their lowest troughs.
By controlling silver, they could force gold to act in turn which is used as an inflation signal for the broader commodities market and supported the continuation of artificially low bond yields and an impossibly high level of national debt.
>< DON'T GET THESE MIXED UP >Price ≠ Value The only thing in this universe that has value is human life. Anything therefore that extends or improves human life derives value based on that. Any commodity may be priced in any other commodity, indicating an exchange rate based on supply and demand. While the price of one commodity, say gold, may rise when denominated in federal reserve notes, that does not mean the value has changed. Only the exchange rate of dollars to gold changes.
>Currency ≠ Money I say again, the only thing in this universe that has value is human life. Because commodities require an expenditure of human life to acquire, they derive value. Because precious metals require a great amount of human life to find, extract, refine, and mint, they are value dense. And because these metals are nigh indestructible - they do not rot or rust - that value is effectively stored forever. This is why precious metals are used as money. Currency is nothing more than a receipt for money that has been stored in a bank. Because our fiat currencies are no longer redeemable for real money, they are naught but counterfeit. The federal reserve does not "print money." It prints counterfeit currency.
>Inflation ≠ Rising Prices Because anything can be priced in anything else, indicating their exchange rates, and because almost everything has an exchange rate in dollars, printing more dollars affects those exchange rates. Inflation is the expansion of the currency supply. It is not anything else. The federal reserve causes inflation by printing more currency, and this additional currency causes prices, when denominated in that currency, to rise. There are other things that cause prices to rise, such as increased demand or reduced supply of the commodity in question, but this is not inflation. Inflation is another force that drives prices up.
>I hope a nigger with aids rapes your mom in the ass, and then makes you lick her shit off his dick.
Zero arguments made Zero discussion
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when we have spread the word amongst the people of this earth, that the only real enemy is fiat. Once that's understood, (((they))) have no counterplay.
Jayden Martinez
Anyone know what flag the crypto tyranny shill is?
Jack Rodriguez
this is important to repeat for all the uneducated talking about economy saved
Certainly this decade, and probably sooner than we all think
Julian Bell
>40 ounces of freedom You're hurting (((bankers))) where it does the most damage. They value narrative over reality. The purchase of physical silver hurts their narrative and forces a reckoning based on reality. You're doing the lord's work, user. You are gonna make it. God be with you.
Nolan Powell
Jew posting setf detected. Proceed to report and 5463
Gavin Stewart
here archive YMf0z
Charles Cox
I used to believe in crypto until I read up about money and the properties that make it such a commodity. Crypto has none of that. It's finite and inflation-resistant, sure, but it's the same number on a screen as fiat and can only be used as a token of exchange. Crypto's biggest mistake, however, was attaching itself to fiat right off the bat. It should have been a completely independent market.
Christopher Ortiz
Pull out an American Morgan (mine's from 1921), put on some jazz/swing music from the 1920s, then scroll SETF. I swear the Morgan gives you a little "jolt" when you see a nice stack. Screencap this, try it, and tell me what you think. It's like a time machine.
>A-am I gonna make it? You have a decent chance to. Remember the ultimate play here when you stack the silver. You hold it until the FED goes kaput... and then the world goes crazy as they try to figure things out, all the meanwhile all anons hodl. Of course "muh gubmit" will try to provide solutions, and everyone will barely be able to survive. During that time, work, work your ass off, and assume the position of the poor person, so that nobody even remotely thinks that you have any wealth. For this time, its important to have some old dirty junk silver, that you could use to gain a SMALL edge. Your survival will depend on how well you perform during this first year or so. After that, as thiings semi normalize, as some people start to earn money at the local farmers market, and a medium of exchange arises (itll probably be silver/gold), you can start bringing in some here and there, but again, not a lot, people will be out to fuck you.
After 5 years or so when society has normalized to w/e the new normal will be, you can start aquiring wealth wealth with the rest of your stash, and HOPEFULY use it to enter the political realm and start cleaning up shop at the local, and state level.
But 40 oz is quite small, 100 is consdered "survive comfortably stack" whereas 1000 is if you want to use the value to become the new elite.
it does have a good ring doesnt it?
no u
also at the end of the day, nobody gives a shit about numbers on the end of a screen... whereas silvers intrinsic uses are abundant, regardless of price.
>< WHY SILVER? >Historically Undervalued Gold and silver exist in the Earth at about a 1:16 ratio, and this is the ratio they traded at for all of history. However, today these metals are extracted at a ratio of 1:8, but their price ratio has been as high as 1:80! This indicates that, historically speaking, silver is extremely undervalued relative to gold.
>Industrial Need Silver is used in thousands of technological, industrial, and even medical applications. In fact, it is the second most patented material in the world, just after crude oil.
>Supply and Demand As silver is used industrially, it is transformed into a form that is not economically feasible to recycle. Because of this, we say it is consumed, and that the supply of silver is continually drained. Not only that, but the world's silver mining output has slowed in recent years. Most silver is mined as a byproduct of base metals, and as demand for base metals decreases, the new supply of silver is also reduced. For these reasons, silver is considered an "endangered element," just like helium.
>Market Manipulation JP Morgan was once forced to pay a $1,000,000,000 fine after being caught rigging the silver market. They continue to do so, but having friends in low places protects them from being truly held to account. As explained above, silver and gold are coupled in a price ratio, though this ratio is somewhat elastic. The goal of market manipulation is to suppress the price of gold as a means to suppress reported figures for inflation, but the gold market is slow and heavy. Silver is much easier to manipulate, and is therefore suppressed directly in order to drag gold down with it. By suppressing reported figures of inflation, the Treasury is enabled to borrow money at lower interest rates, buying more time before the government is forced to default on its debt or resort to hyperinflating the currency.
All this means that silver has greater potential for gains than gold.
