Again, where did the gold come from?
It seems to me the Comex registered inventory chart is becoming a lie like all the other "markets". If they have inventory, how come they can't deliver?
Revolution Of Nations
Friday, October 7, 2016
Saturday, June 4, 2016
Where did the gold come from?
Is this Hugo Chavez "giving it all back" after he's dead?
-Where did it come from?
Is this Hugo Chavez "giving it all back" after he's dead?
-Where did it come from?
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Revolution
in Europe
The Greek minister of
finance Yanis Varoufakis is the catalyst that serves to unite the
European nations against the EU regime. The current EU regime is
increasingly being exposed as serving the interests of Washington
rather than its members. Citizens of Europe have correctly identified
Brussels as being their enemy, which is evident from the increasing
popularity of nationalist “anti-EU” parties in elections all
around Europe. Local governments are scared as they have nationalist
parties breathing down their neck and know it is only a matter of
time before they loose popular support unless they get out from under
the oppressive EU regime.
Instead of getting out of
the EU(and the Euro), national governments are more likely going to
try to overthrow the oppressive EU regime using the Greek situation
to do it. The Greek situation is an existential one for the EU as
most of southern Europe will soon be in that same situation. We are
about to find out just how much political will there is to keep this
block of formerly sovereign nations together and if it can act as
one sovereign to defend its own interests in the world.
The new EU, after the old
regime has been overthrown has a much better chance to serve the
interests of its European citizens and member states. A
constitutional framework can be written such that it gives direct
democratic power and influence by and from citizens and member states
in matters where the block needs to take decisions in common.
Such a development has a
good chance of reviving the democratic mandate for traditional
political parties around Europe, as the main flaw with today's EU is
the almost complete lack of democratic representation or direct
involvement by those governed by EU lawmakers. Today's EU is looking
more and more like an extension of the IMF and US political
interests, where member states are being used as pawns on a
geopolitical chessboard.
An overthrow of the
current EU regime may afford Europe to avoid the trap of nationalism,
hate and division between member states. The British empire, from
which the US descends, is well known for its famous “divide and
rule” strategy. Hopefully Europe has learnt enough from history
about empire tactics to be clever enough to avoid falling into this
trap yet once again.
As one sovereign, debts
between member states no longer matter, only external creditors stand
to loose from any write down in debt. After canceling out debt
between member states, the EU block as a whole is very much solvent.
Most of EU debt is denominated in Euros, thus exposure to currency
risk is minimal and foreign held Euro-denominated debt can simply be
monetized by the ECB if necessary.
This revolution will be
something to behold, where nations of Europe unite in revolt against
their common oppressor. The EU has finally delivered on its promise
to unite Europe.
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