Three Distractions to Avoid

1.  Lizard People

The other evening I stumbled across an old Steven Segal movie called Marked for death.  The storyline was sloppy, but I enjoy the odd martial arts film and although I had seen this one before many moons ago, I’d forgotten about the ‘evil twins’ masquerading as one person to fool the masses into believe he/they were somehow ‘magic’ – i.e. superior.  It reminded me how easily desperate people are driven into believing supernatural forces are empowering certain individuals whilst preventing progress for others.

Whether the elite are behind the nonsense concerning their relationship to ‘lizard men’ is unclear, but I’m sure they wouldn’t suppress it too much; after all that would make them ‘superior’ – thus, unstoppable.  There are many in the ‘truth’ movement advocating ‘superior entities’ at work and I although admit I cannot prove you wrong, no offence – you’re a distraction.

My view

The banking elite are human beings that have mastered the art of currency expansion and contraction. Honey-trapping, bribing, threatening, and also murder are their tools against the political class – whom seem to be always willing to create laws to favour the banker’s monopoly.

2.  Gold is the answer

This one really pisses me off at times, and although I see some reasoning in the theory, our problems are far more in depth than simply replacing fiat currency with gold.  Usury has been practiced with gold; government monopoly over the currency supply has been implemented with gold; and fractional reserve banking has been utilised through gold.  The majority of our problems could well remain the same if our respective governments simply ‘peg’ their currencies per gram of gold.

My view

Physical gold used in trade between people/companies is a great medium of exchange for valuable items.  It should be one of many ‘currencies’ available as an option.  In other words, I believe competing and multiple currencies are the answer.

3.  Debt-free Issued treasury notes are the answer

This is arguably the Hegelian dialectic companion to the ‘gold is the answer’ theory.  Stories of success for the Greenback and other fiats are shared amongst the people that tout this route as the road to success.  The fundamental problem is that this method would require a benign, honest, and just government to enact it.  Is there anyone reading this that believes they live under such a government?  If you do, then I suggest therapy.  If you don’t but also believe the solution is simply to replace the ‘players’ in government with benign, honest, and just beings, then again – I suggest therapy.

The contemporary crop of government shills that have been honey-trapped, bribed, coerced, or otherwise have motivation to serve the banking cartel will not change, and replacing thousands of politicians/bureaucrats will not occur – although I do admit those using this approach will most probably claim a few ‘scalps’ of lower-tier Rothschild minions.  Resignations occur daily, but the fundamental stench of government corruption is eminating from a deep source – the currency supply, and those that supply it.

My View

I have no moral repulsion to debt-free treasury notes and would honestly like to see them in circulation without any legal requirement to accept them as payment for a debt outstanding.  However, I don’t see this occurring, and if you’re a ‘fiat fan’ then why not start your own and find those that share your view.  Some communities may require such a system anyway due to lack of physical money – gold, silver and copper/nickel.  Besides, as I stated earlier, I believe competing and multiple currencies are the answer, not a government/individual/corporation monopoly.

Think on……….

Peace&Freedom

6 comments to Three Distractions to Avoid

  • Son of Liberty

    I agree completely Gareth.

    To the elites gold is surely just a way to reset the system and make sure they control the money supply. After they rake everyone over the coals with a deflationary gold standard, they probably would just issue fake gold backed notes to everyone and then just start the fiat game once again.

    The problem with people starting their own fiat systems is that how does the currency enter circulation? It “works” for the government because everyone MUST pay their taxes, so why not pay in something that has no value? In the real world though who wants to trade something of value for something that is valueless if they don’t have to?

    Good article.

    BTW – Ron Paul has come out against the pro-gold-standard scam and said he’s not for any particular currency over another. Try not to puke when the peppy propagandist proclaims prosperity and that we’re nowhere near a rejection of fiat currency.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0a3oR3kEa70

    (not trying to poke a hornet’s nest, just sayin’)

  • “In the real world though who wants to trade something of value for something that is valueless if they don’t have to?”

    I know, but the fiat fans will forge ahead anyway, and some areas will develop some form of medium that is technically a fiat – used just in one area. If people believe there are a finite number, and are able to spend them after receiving them in payment for goods or services then some will have limited success.

    Some areas simply lack gold and silver, bud – the market place will crave for a medium of exchange.

    I’m sticking to silver, copper and nickel myself :-)

    G’luck

  • Mark

    Excellent article again Gareth :-)

    Just 10 minutes ago, I heard that George Soros (or his fund) has sold some of their gold holdings (or is that hoardings). I think this is bullish for the price in metals on a fiat basis.

    You know, after reading your ‘Copper Sterling’, concept – I really thought you may be onto something here. For some reason, I then had a look at the Periodic Table of elements. How fascinating that Nickel/Palladium/Platinum and then Copper/Silver/Gold are in their own groups in the table. I have no problem with Gold, I just can’t afford it (hah!). Copper and Silver seem the way to go. I think over the next couple of years, we will hear more about Copper as soon as Silver assumes its rightful value.

    Cheers

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