Would it be wise to invest into silver even though one might not have much to invest with? Thanks in advance.
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I don't think this matters in the slightest. The most likely scenario is that it will be distributed among the population, either at once or over time. Will that cause inflation? Maybe, but it will be a temporary adjustment.
The variance has been a few percent. This is likely due to one of two things.
Which one is true depends on who is in control.
Who owns most of the gold? The Cabal.
If you wanted to hurt the Cabal, and you had just pinched a fat hunk of their hoard, what you do, short of nuking Fort Knox?
Realize that the whole reason why fiat exists in the first place is because the Cabal hoards gold for centuries until economies (that they initially set up) based on it suffered crushing depressions. Then, after fiat is established for several generations, and the last people alive in the 1870s are gone, control-opposition figures will begin touting "Gold standard!" again while every site is stuffed with precious metals ads -- because there's fucking mountains of the stuff off the official books that you don't know about. De facto "fiat gold" --Wouldn't that be a lovely racket to control?
Your entire supposition seems to depend on who is playing the best game of chess. Do you honestly think the Patriots haven't thought about the Cabal gold stores? Do you think they haven't attacked those stores? Do you honestly think the Patriots will lose because they forgot to look under the mattress (or deep under the ground)?
Everyone knows the winner will be the side that controls the gold. THAT is the war. I am going to assume others realize that. My arguments are based on that. They are based on that because if the Patriots don't take care of the gold issue we lose the planet to the Luciferians for all time. I just don't think anyone is that stupid.
I think that military isn't telling us jack-shit right now, and for good reason.
"Everyone knows the winner will be the side that controls the gold."
The total value of all the gold in the world is less than ten trillion dollars. It's really not important anymore, because you can't make anything with it. But they sure will sell you on the idea.
It'll never become a purely industrial metal because it's pretty, but its days of being a primary store of wealth have long since been superseded by shares in land, energy, and processing power.
Gold is not a good basis for a currency. 1. It has very little practical use and so does not reflect actual wealth of a society, 2.its ownership is narrowly distributed amongst the already rich and powerful, it is a very limited supply and so vulnerable to monopolization and price manipulation.
Our currency is best backed by wheat, which remedies all the above.