Trump merged Fed into Treasury (and survived to tell the tale, which is the most amazing thing). I am assuming that has caused Fed to go belly up? Comments are very interesting.
McKinley also favored the gold standard! He had an ad that quite literally showed him standing atop a big gold coin, being carried by the average hard-working American like some kind of champion. Just image search "McKinley Prosperity at Home, Prestige Abroad" and you can find what I'm talking about.
Everything I can tell that merger was not a good thing but no one can fully explain what he even did there other than giving blackrock the purchase power for the SPV’s to the treasury. Weird stuff and major yet no one can explain what it means fully.
Interesting that silver ratio is $1562 per once and gold is $12,632 per once. Also wage median is 36k and in 2000 it was 32k, but house and car median has almost tripled in that same time frame.
My wife and I have been lucky so far in that inflation has only affected our food prices and we both work OT when available. November marks our second year in the house we rent, but I asked for a 2 year extension after the first year so we have the same rate for the next 14 months. I quit driving, and my wife has never driven. Her Employer is a major hospital which donates enough to mass transit so that she rides the bus for free while I had a discount disabled ID and now am 65 so I ride the bus for 33 bucks a month and I probably spend 50 a month average on Uber going to work when the weather's bad and coming back with groceries I don't want to lug on the bus. Heating gas went up a bit, but manageable.
I do feel bad for the people having to make tough choices because of the inflation though. Gas is 3.79 a gallon here, cars and homes are crazy expensive, and interest rates on debt has soared.
We were affected by the COVID lockdowns, living in my wife's country and being separated because they stopped passenger travel between Islands and my wife had a family emergency. We basically came back to the USA with a few suitcases and a moderate amount of savings left.
I'm sure things are going to get worse before they get better, and the only advice I can give is to earn as much as you can and cut out all luxuries. A 10 dollar meal at home costs 50 going out. If you have more than 3-4 pair of shoes, 10 shirts, and pants, maybe don't buy more. there's 168 hours in a week. At 40 hours you are working less than 25% of your time. OT, Side gigs, hobbies you can make money from are ways to boost income. Stock up on food!
Praying that God will reach out and stop the demons soon. Things have picked up pace significantly since the mid-terms and many more are awake.
Great information. I found, though, that most people find it difficult to give up their lifestyle that they have become accustomed to, so they spend the money they would normally spend no matter what. It takes a lot of determination to do what you say, if people haven't been living like that for a long time, but it can be done. Thanks for the advice.
I'm thrifty not cheap. Filet Mignon is my favorite, but buying one as a treat and cooking at home for 15 bucks for 12 oz is much better than 50 bucks for an 8 oz one in a restaurant. If you view purchases by the time it took to earn the money it helps lol.
They lowered the quality of diesel by refining the sulfur out, but now they are spraying sulfur dioxide straight into the atmosphere to fight "climate change". It's pure insanity
So what you are saying is that you are the embodimet of Klaus Shwab's "you will own nothing and you will be happy." Is that it?
The better plan is to own everything outright and owe no one anything that can't be paid in 30 days.
I have owned my very spacious house outright in New England for ~ 10 years, paying off a 30 yr mortgage in 15 yrs by paying down added principal each month. I own all 6 of my cars (4 of them muscle car classics), I use them in my business so repairs made to them (alot cheaper that made to EV's - that's for sure) are business expenses.
My wife and I had 4 kids - all put through college, and each are gainfully employed with their own families, so I am not underwriting any of them them or putting them up in my finished basement.
I pay credit cards in full each month.
My wife is my business partner and we eat out ~ twice a week.
Paying down debt promptly, disciplined spending, and owe no one anything = freedom.
I am debt free except money I owe that earned me welcome bonuses. I have extended 0 APR on all 3 cards its spread over. Debt-free isn't as attractive to someone without assets to be seized. I have lived debt free and also leveraged my over 800 credit score.
Latest purchase netted me 200 welcome bonus and 15 bucks for the thousand I had to spend. 0 APR for 21 months... The thousand was spent on real money... So I ended up well below Spot... Currently spending 0 on non-essential things, as I always do when I need to and will likely pay off and use the 0% interest several times before the 21 months is up.
I admire your achievements, I paid off my starter home in a shit city in 16 years, lived there 2 more years then sold it at bought a condo. I have lived in 4 condos one at a time and paid cash. I only had a HELOC on the first condo when I moved and kept it as a rental I had 2.74% for most of the life of the HELOC and used it several times during the 10 year borrow phase. I loaned out 75% of the capacity at 14.57% holding a mortgage, then another time loaned out 25% of capacity at 18%. I also used it in several other ways.
I don't have a lot of assets, but I never craved them ether and haven't been broke since I was a child. Retired early abroad and got screwed by the whole COVID thing. I will return abroad when this all has turned around. My wife will have her own SS and 403B money and I built her a house in her country paid in full. No kids to leave anything to, I don't intend to live in misery while the medical machine drains me quickly in the hospital or slowly in the nursing home.
Everybody has their own goals and they can be equally valid.
You are reading me wrong. I sold my several low-end condos and moved abroad and built a home. Back in the states due to the COVID BS. I have no one to leave property to, and my wife has the house I built for her when she retires. I'm 65 and houses here are close to 500K used older than I am. I rent at 1995, to buy that home would cost 4,000 a month in payments, taxes, insurance, and upkeep.
With the 600 odd plane loads that Jan Halper mentioned .....A revaluation to the 12632 level would quite be interesting and devastating to the FED.
It would totally, obliterate debt positions. ( based on current value: divided by 6). Suddenly your mortgage of 600.000 dollars ( at current value 300 ounces) would become 50 ounces.
The silver stackers would totally lose it for laughing as the revaluation would indicate a 60x value increase.
The 600.000 FRN mortgage would decrease from 24.000 ounces of silver to 400.
44T in devalued FRN against Gold and Silver? See Zimbabwe for a live demonstration.
The problem is we are programmed to regard prices as values when noted in FRN. We have no clue as to what value is because of the divorce between Gold/Silver and prices due to suppression of the PM-prices.
What makes up the difference is production capacity. That is what makes products cheaper in terms of FRN. By manipulating the amount of FRN in circulation, by pushing people and business into debt ( quite a kingly habit) prices increase, which requires the rise of the money supply. Which in turn, exacerbates the divorce from actual value.
Where Gold and Silver, or other non-consumables, can be regarded as a value for value, energy for energy transaction, the FRN is not such a transaction. Yes, it is a medium of exchange, but without value. So, it cannot represent the energy required to replenish what is given to produce a product, and adds no wealth.
Add to this, the scheme to make FRN's with FRN's, either by insider trading or interest manipulations, and interventions in the PM market to suppress prices in the Siloed FED Casino, and you have the framework on which people have no footing in reality anymore.
What gives? 99% of the once value of the Dollar is gone up in smoke. This goes for any fiat currency. 99%! Toilet paper has more value than the dollar, whichever dead president is printed on it. The only difference between the ZIM and the USD is, that the ZIM has no international use supported by military force and sanctions.
come to think of it: a 1000 dollars toilet seat in airplanes? We tend to think in terms of money laundering. But, perhaps, we just have to consider that those 1000 dollars, actually represents half of a troy-ounce of gold coin. Even worse when considering that we actually have to divide the it by 6 again 2.6 grams.
Which of course is still an exuberant price, but less than one would think.
It was in the horrible cares act. Can anyone explain why this was a good thing? It gave blackrock power over the SPVs and basically ended the free market.
As I understand the situation the City of London, the bankers…Rothchilds & Central Banks no longer control what used to be “The Fed.” It is just Fed now under the control of a Board that Trump appointed & I think he is on it as well. So the Central Banks are not able to control, print & manipulate our notes.
The Fed is different than the FED-the FED=Foreign Exchange Dept. Every big bank has one for international transactions and without an anchoring value like gold/silver, the exchange rates are easily manipulated.
Nothing new here, but for those that missed the historic event Tump merged the treasury and the fed in part of restructuring and eventually the complete dismantling of the fed. This is one more factor of why they don’t want him back in to complete the job… this is a good write up on this event. I remember the day this happened and there was a press conference with Trump. It was a glorious day for those of us that thought this could never happen without a war…
I don’t understand this stuff. It shows BRICS GDP to Gold is $135 thousand, where US to gold is $12 thousand. So…doesn’t that mean it’s just a reflection of our debt? It also shows that the US holds at least double the amount of gold than all other countries. And even with that, our holdings would only be valued at $12 thousand an ounce because of our debt? I don’t know, I’m confused 🙄
The new printing method: Enter $4,000,000,000 into xxxxaccount and charge fractional interest on it... Neat trick that when ordinary folk try it, they get busted by the real crooks.
Has it already been 3 months since the last time people started with this stuff? Time flies.
This has been addressed ad nauseum. You can even search this site to find it. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing even lists numbers, serials, and denominations printed every month.
I'm moving most of my retirement account to T-bills because they are paying over 5% annual rate for six months, whereas I'm luck to make that with what my financial planner has me in, where they all take a cut before any is earned. He is not happy about it since he won't make money from it, but I'm sick of watchiing my money get eaten up by the various fund managers. (and save the ,"you should buy gold" comments; there's probably a BAD reason so many entities are trying to push golf IRAs right now)
Trump merged Fed into Treasury (and survived to tell the tale, which is the most amazing thing). I am assuming that has caused Fed to go belly up? Comments are very interesting.
Correct. This is old news though, going back to 2020. Anons have known this. Did the normies figure it out?
Looks that way. Lot of financial types watch that page and will start asking questions.
Yes - JFK sr. didn't survive to "tell the tale".
Nor did Lincoln.
Wow, so 3 of the 4 presidential assassination's was about money. What about William McKinley?
McKinley also favored the gold standard! He had an ad that quite literally showed him standing atop a big gold coin, being carried by the average hard-working American like some kind of champion. Just image search "McKinley Prosperity at Home, Prestige Abroad" and you can find what I'm talking about.
$$ which translates to power & control. Remember what the good book said? The love of money is the root of all evil!
Everything I can tell that merger was not a good thing but no one can fully explain what he even did there other than giving blackrock the purchase power for the SPV’s to the treasury. Weird stuff and major yet no one can explain what it means fully.
Go read the latest PrussiaGate series on the federal reserve creation.
I don’t understand what’s up with the Treasury/Federal Reserve myself, but they provide a lot of details around the creation of the Fed.
Correct. And in so doing, he liquidated something like 6 trillion in debt.
"Meet your new Federal Reserve chairman: Donald J trump." - Bloomberg
(EDIT: Bloomberg, BTW, was the ONLY MSM entity I could find that actually covered this change.)
I like every one of your comments for years now burst, I pray you are right :)
Interesting that silver ratio is $1562 per once and gold is $12,632 per once. Also wage median is 36k and in 2000 it was 32k, but house and car median has almost tripled in that same time frame.
My wife and I have been lucky so far in that inflation has only affected our food prices and we both work OT when available. November marks our second year in the house we rent, but I asked for a 2 year extension after the first year so we have the same rate for the next 14 months. I quit driving, and my wife has never driven. Her Employer is a major hospital which donates enough to mass transit so that she rides the bus for free while I had a discount disabled ID and now am 65 so I ride the bus for 33 bucks a month and I probably spend 50 a month average on Uber going to work when the weather's bad and coming back with groceries I don't want to lug on the bus. Heating gas went up a bit, but manageable.
I do feel bad for the people having to make tough choices because of the inflation though. Gas is 3.79 a gallon here, cars and homes are crazy expensive, and interest rates on debt has soared.
We were affected by the COVID lockdowns, living in my wife's country and being separated because they stopped passenger travel between Islands and my wife had a family emergency. We basically came back to the USA with a few suitcases and a moderate amount of savings left.
I'm sure things are going to get worse before they get better, and the only advice I can give is to earn as much as you can and cut out all luxuries. A 10 dollar meal at home costs 50 going out. If you have more than 3-4 pair of shoes, 10 shirts, and pants, maybe don't buy more. there's 168 hours in a week. At 40 hours you are working less than 25% of your time. OT, Side gigs, hobbies you can make money from are ways to boost income. Stock up on food!
Praying that God will reach out and stop the demons soon. Things have picked up pace significantly since the mid-terms and many more are awake.
Gas here has risen to high $5 and over $6 in some nearby areas.
Your advice is sound, you have prepared your home and selves well!
$4.77 here
Great information. I found, though, that most people find it difficult to give up their lifestyle that they have become accustomed to, so they spend the money they would normally spend no matter what. It takes a lot of determination to do what you say, if people haven't been living like that for a long time, but it can be done. Thanks for the advice.
I'm thrifty not cheap. Filet Mignon is my favorite, but buying one as a treat and cooking at home for 15 bucks for 12 oz is much better than 50 bucks for an 8 oz one in a restaurant. If you view purchases by the time it took to earn the money it helps lol.
I drive my diesel truck everywhere out of spite
LOL great! Diesel engines are very long lasting. Diesel fuel should be cheaper than gas as its less refined, it used to be.
They lowered the quality of diesel by refining the sulfur out, but now they are spraying sulfur dioxide straight into the atmosphere to fight "climate change". It's pure insanity
So what you are saying is that you are the embodimet of Klaus Shwab's "you will own nothing and you will be happy." Is that it?
The better plan is to own everything outright and owe no one anything that can't be paid in 30 days.
I have owned my very spacious house outright in New England for ~ 10 years, paying off a 30 yr mortgage in 15 yrs by paying down added principal each month. I own all 6 of my cars (4 of them muscle car classics), I use them in my business so repairs made to them (alot cheaper that made to EV's - that's for sure) are business expenses.
My wife and I had 4 kids - all put through college, and each are gainfully employed with their own families, so I am not underwriting any of them them or putting them up in my finished basement.
I pay credit cards in full each month.
My wife is my business partner and we eat out ~ twice a week.
Paying down debt promptly, disciplined spending, and owe no one anything = freedom.
I am debt free except money I owe that earned me welcome bonuses. I have extended 0 APR on all 3 cards its spread over. Debt-free isn't as attractive to someone without assets to be seized. I have lived debt free and also leveraged my over 800 credit score.
Latest purchase netted me 200 welcome bonus and 15 bucks for the thousand I had to spend. 0 APR for 21 months... The thousand was spent on real money... So I ended up well below Spot... Currently spending 0 on non-essential things, as I always do when I need to and will likely pay off and use the 0% interest several times before the 21 months is up.
I admire your achievements, I paid off my starter home in a shit city in 16 years, lived there 2 more years then sold it at bought a condo. I have lived in 4 condos one at a time and paid cash. I only had a HELOC on the first condo when I moved and kept it as a rental I had 2.74% for most of the life of the HELOC and used it several times during the 10 year borrow phase. I loaned out 75% of the capacity at 14.57% holding a mortgage, then another time loaned out 25% of capacity at 18%. I also used it in several other ways.
I don't have a lot of assets, but I never craved them ether and haven't been broke since I was a child. Retired early abroad and got screwed by the whole COVID thing. I will return abroad when this all has turned around. My wife will have her own SS and 403B money and I built her a house in her country paid in full. No kids to leave anything to, I don't intend to live in misery while the medical machine drains me quickly in the hospital or slowly in the nursing home.
Everybody has their own goals and they can be equally valid.
You are reading me wrong. I sold my several low-end condos and moved abroad and built a home. Back in the states due to the COVID BS. I have no one to leave property to, and my wife has the house I built for her when she retires. I'm 65 and houses here are close to 500K used older than I am. I rent at 1995, to buy that home would cost 4,000 a month in payments, taxes, insurance, and upkeep.
With the 600 odd plane loads that Jan Halper mentioned .....A revaluation to the 12632 level would quite be interesting and devastating to the FED.
It would totally, obliterate debt positions. ( based on current value: divided by 6). Suddenly your mortgage of 600.000 dollars ( at current value 300 ounces) would become 50 ounces.
The silver stackers would totally lose it for laughing as the revaluation would indicate a 60x value increase.
The 600.000 FRN mortgage would decrease from 24.000 ounces of silver to 400.
And the FED would be fed worthless FRN's.
When you say obliterate debt positions..........
Strange thing, when I click the the time machine forward on the clock to 2027, it shows our projected debt to be $44T.
What gives?
Federal Reserve fiat currency is tied to nothing.
u/#q2619
44T in devalued FRN against Gold and Silver? See Zimbabwe for a live demonstration.
The problem is we are programmed to regard prices as values when noted in FRN. We have no clue as to what value is because of the divorce between Gold/Silver and prices due to suppression of the PM-prices.
What makes up the difference is production capacity. That is what makes products cheaper in terms of FRN. By manipulating the amount of FRN in circulation, by pushing people and business into debt ( quite a kingly habit) prices increase, which requires the rise of the money supply. Which in turn, exacerbates the divorce from actual value.
Where Gold and Silver, or other non-consumables, can be regarded as a value for value, energy for energy transaction, the FRN is not such a transaction. Yes, it is a medium of exchange, but without value. So, it cannot represent the energy required to replenish what is given to produce a product, and adds no wealth.
Add to this, the scheme to make FRN's with FRN's, either by insider trading or interest manipulations, and interventions in the PM market to suppress prices in the Siloed FED Casino, and you have the framework on which people have no footing in reality anymore.
What gives? 99% of the once value of the Dollar is gone up in smoke. This goes for any fiat currency. 99%! Toilet paper has more value than the dollar, whichever dead president is printed on it. The only difference between the ZIM and the USD is, that the ZIM has no international use supported by military force and sanctions.
come to think of it: a 1000 dollars toilet seat in airplanes? We tend to think in terms of money laundering. But, perhaps, we just have to consider that those 1000 dollars, actually represents half of a troy-ounce of gold coin. Even worse when considering that we actually have to divide the it by 6 again 2.6 grams.
Which of course is still an exuberant price, but less than one would think.
Did I read that right?
Are you saying once the switch is flipped, a $600,000.00 mortgage will be able to be paid off with 50oz of silver?
Metals are surely undervalued, but how things are matched to existing debt notes in FRNs is going to be curious.
The issue is that mortgages are denominated in USD. It should have been FRN.
So, yes, I was indeed somewhat facetious to make a point. And the point is value. Generally, we have no clue,
An artisan in 1910 made about $2,300-$2,600 a year in real money.
Makes sense considering an “artisan” is making $110,000-$200,000 today.
Where I get stuck though is that $2,300 would be 2,300 oz, or 143 lbs, or 9,200 quarters, and worth about $53,000 current cash value.
I don’t see how $600,000 would translate over to 50 oz. Because of the unbelievable fraud involved in having done all this?
2300 ounces would translate into 60.000 current FRN. Turn it around.
What would 2300 Troy ounces buy you? That is where value starts to arise.
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wtf this would be awesome bring back real value to things.
Silver should be closer to 6k and gold 18k in my opinion… but hey… supressors gonna suppress.
Stack that gold and silver while u can lads
I thought wage median was around $62,000 for a single earner.
This might be the result of when DJT merged the US Treasury and the Fed in 2020.
https://www.investmentwatchblog.com/the-federal-reserve-the-treasury-just-merged-into-a-single-organization/
came here to say this. people dont talk about this enough...
he snuck it in during covid
It was in the horrible cares act. Can anyone explain why this was a good thing? It gave blackrock power over the SPVs and basically ended the free market.
So many rumours to why.
So much disinformation.
One thing’s for sure, I haven’t seen a dollar note from later than 2017.
I find that a bit strange.
Usually notes are printed in a series, and a new series is only made every few years.
So dollar notes printed this year will have 2017 written on them?
Until very recently yes. Apparently series 2021 is just now rolling out. It's kinda weird
https://www.coinworld.com/news/paper-money/series-2021-dollar-notes-now-being-found-in-circulation
Thanks, that answered all my questions.
That’s right. I saw one and it says 2017. What a coincidence 2017? Odd. We should have 202’s something right?
Here is what I saw on TS. Interesting analysis. https://truthsocial.com/@theplqn/posts/111114821412213677
On Sept 17 General Flynn tweeted a message that contained the phrases "end the endless" and "not one more dollar".
So this is suggesting the FED is gone?
Beats me. I report. You decide.
As I understand the situation the City of London, the bankers…Rothchilds & Central Banks no longer control what used to be “The Fed.” It is just Fed now under the control of a Board that Trump appointed & I think he is on it as well. So the Central Banks are not able to control, print & manipulate our notes.
The Fed is different than the FED-the FED=Foreign Exchange Dept. Every big bank has one for international transactions and without an anchoring value like gold/silver, the exchange rates are easily manipulated.
That's a good one.
Anons have known this for years.
It changed between April 9 and April 10 2020.
https://web.archive.org/web/20200409061313/https://www.usdebtclock.org/
https://web.archive.org/web/20200410091954/https://usdebtclock.org/
Found a previous post from 6 months ago. There are earlier ones if you dig.
https://greatawakening.win/p/16aTa1nKZU/the-us-debt-clock-says-us-treasu/c/
Earlier post mentioned an addition of BRICS category? Something brewing with the money? Here is the earlier post I mentioned.
https://greatawakening.win/p/17r9bEPbA0/has-anyone-noticed-there-are-mor/c/
Great find…..thank you! NCSWIC
What I see is NCSWIC and we are going thru the valley. Very sad that the American dream is essentially dead right now.
https://takeoregonback.com/2020/06/09/the-real-reason-trump-merged-the-us-treasury-with-the-federal-reserve/
Nothing new here, but for those that missed the historic event Tump merged the treasury and the fed in part of restructuring and eventually the complete dismantling of the fed. This is one more factor of why they don’t want him back in to complete the job… this is a good write up on this event. I remember the day this happened and there was a press conference with Trump. It was a glorious day for those of us that thought this could never happen without a war…
https://stillnessinthestorm.com/2020/04/we-did-it-trump-ends-the-fed-as-we-know-it/
Noteable... No pun intended.
Treasury notes used to be backed by gold or silver.
Maybe we actually got that back and Halper wasnt kidding!
Another Excellent article on this from Joe Lange over at Truth Social - Another Trump victory! Winning NEVER gets Old!! https://badlands.substack.com/p/master-and-commander
That is odd. Give it the 48 hour rule. Could be a typo so to speak.
https://www.pymnts.com/personnel/2023/federal-reserve-reduces-staff-first-time-since-2010/
I don’t understand this stuff. It shows BRICS GDP to Gold is $135 thousand, where US to gold is $12 thousand. So…doesn’t that mean it’s just a reflection of our debt? It also shows that the US holds at least double the amount of gold than all other countries. And even with that, our holdings would only be valued at $12 thousand an ounce because of our debt? I don’t know, I’m confused 🙄
ST LOUIS FED - Liabilities and Capital: Liabilities: Earnings Remittances Due to the U.S. Treasury: Wednesday Level
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/RESPPLLOPNWW
2023-09-20: -102,388 | Millions of U.S. Dollars | Weekly, As of Wednesday | Updated: Sep 21, 2023
The Federal Reserve is in the red over 100 Billion dollars....
🤣🤣🤣
There's also no new bills after 2017. That's the last year I can find. Yet somehow they printed trillions in 2020+?
The new printing method: Enter $4,000,000,000 into xxxxaccount and charge fractional interest on it... Neat trick that when ordinary folk try it, they get busted by the real crooks.
Has it already been 3 months since the last time people started with this stuff? Time flies.
This has been addressed ad nauseum. You can even search this site to find it. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing even lists numbers, serials, and denominations printed every month.
Ugh, too high a smear factor... 😎
It is in the top line of the image
https://usdebtclock.org/
I'm moving most of my retirement account to T-bills because they are paying over 5% annual rate for six months, whereas I'm luck to make that with what my financial planner has me in, where they all take a cut before any is earned. He is not happy about it since he won't make money from it, but I'm sick of watchiing my money get eaten up by the various fund managers. (and save the ,"you should buy gold" comments; there's probably a BAD reason so many entities are trying to push golf IRAs right now)