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Anonymous ID: ixBFfPfv/biz/60674979#60678775
7/23/2025, 3:25:07 PM
Silver's time is now.
Anonymous ID: PIUnBIq3/biz/60588704#60593479
7/8/2025, 2:22:10 AM
I will not be the victim of the Fiat-Fallout. I buy silver to protect my wealth from confiscation by the paper-ponzi financial system.
Anonymous ID: wwcHU0fq/biz/60577585#60582214
7/4/2025, 9:22:51 PM
>>60582135
This is a bunch of gobbledegook.
There is no mechanism that can allow an economy to grow without savings. The current system thrives as it does using foreign savings to finance consumption. If we were to scale things down and localize them, you would almost come to the conclusion that the quickest way to get off of a desert island would be not to build shelter and find water, but to build a central bank. It's not good enough to say "people demand" Papa Johns pizzas on a desert island and therefore it magically happens. You need all of the ingredients, labor and capital to first make the pizza. Trying to set up shop and taking payment in seashells will never allow you to continue operations. The surplus always comes first and that surplus, no matter how it is stored, is called savings. In our current economy, if savings rates are 0% then people have no reason to defer consumption and ALL productive effort is actively consumed with nothing left over for investment and depreciation of your infrastructure. I think real rates of interest change business and investing and consumption decisions and keep them sustainable in the long term. Trying to hide economic losses by raising asset prices is the GOAL of lowering interest rates and that has negative impacts on the real economy. I'm not even sure what kind archaic angle you are hinting at but unfortunately I am not really gleening whatever message you are trying to get across.
Anonymous ID: qVJ1t9mP/biz/60541940#60550416
6/26/2025, 4:15:27 PM
I love silver.
Anonymous ID: zFHx9fsX/biz/60531655#60531711
6/22/2025, 12:16:16 AM
They don't want us stacking silver because ideally they want our savings/pent up purchasing power financing the system and not actually drawing-down real-world resources. The history of money is most easily summed up by the wealthy wanting to restrict the amount of money available to the peasant classes in order to promote loans. They don't want valuable coinage changing hands because they would rather keep it all in a vault and then give loans against it. Other successful fiat currencies have been used before when PMs are not available such as Colonial Scrip (whose abolition was the primary cause of the revolutionary war and NOT taxes). The Nazis actually used a labor backed currency which was backing up the purchasing power of the money with labor which was incredibly useful. (although inflationary at the end of the war as they were being destroyed by the banking cartel).
This documentary is probably one of the greatest things ever. Watch this and read the history of central banking as that highlights the J-angle to central banking that Bill Still missed out on.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOk3wBuQNcE