Holy shit is this saying that the actual price of one ounce of silver in 2020 was actually worth $5,039? If yes, the forces needed to keep the price down must be supernatural.
They continue at the current rate of each variable. However if they have network connectivity, they periodically update the date and jump to the real numbers
Gold shall destroy the fed...interdasting. I wonder if white hats made this clock long ago in preparation for these days. The message alignment with Q's general messaging is very tight. I'd say these are comms at this point to drive home the lesson on precious metals to the Anons. I hope so because I do what Q says. The message was not lost on me.
They are saying that we have not increased our money supply at all in 2022, which is total bs. The purple is the "increase" in dollars (aka printed that year) vs the yearly production of silver of the same year. The only other answer for $0 would be a 1000-fold production of silver from years prior. I think mis-reporting the prior number is what is going on. I could be wrong, but that is how I look at it. There is a reason why it is flagged. Eyes-on.
Is the reason for the $0 the fact that according to the debt clock, our money supply is going down? And simultaneously the USA treasury dollars are going up which I take that to mean the USA Treasury dollars might be what takes place of the Federal Reserve notes that we presently use. I personally think the federal reserve notes might actually be totally worthless right now but the public just hasn’t been told yet. It’s definitely going to be interesting to see what happens to the financial system in the very near future. I’m banking on silver.
Holy shit is this saying that the actual price of one ounce of silver in 2020 was actually worth $5,039? If yes, the forces needed to keep the price down must be supernatural.
Also, there may have been a slow down in production of silver due to the shutdowns, while we were printing a bunch of $$$ at the same time.
Correct, and [they] use "paper silver" to do it. I bet it it is closer to 3X-5X 2020 at this point. Fingers crossed!
I dont believe this is a LARP. Everything they have been posting has relevance to whats happening with the world of finance.
The messages themselves are true and accurate.
But is the whole DebtClock itself a LARP?
I queued up the clock and then disconnected my internet.
The figures continue to move after disconnect.
I can't really explain that one.
They continue at the current rate of each variable. However if they have network connectivity, they periodically update the date and jump to the real numbers
Gotcha👍
I believe it's WH's...
Gold shall destroy the fed...interdasting. I wonder if white hats made this clock long ago in preparation for these days. The message alignment with Q's general messaging is very tight. I'd say these are comms at this point to drive home the lesson on precious metals to the Anons. I hope so because I do what Q says. The message was not lost on me.
Thanks for that. Everything you say makes sense 👍
Help a brother out here. Why does it say the value of silver was $0 in 2022.
They are saying that we have not increased our money supply at all in 2022, which is total bs. The purple is the "increase" in dollars (aka printed that year) vs the yearly production of silver of the same year. The only other answer for $0 would be a 1000-fold production of silver from years prior. I think mis-reporting the prior number is what is going on. I could be wrong, but that is how I look at it. There is a reason why it is flagged. Eyes-on.
Idk I heard something about them burning cash an restricting the actually amount of physical cash out there back in late ‘22.
In all honesty, Im not quite sure. I noticed it last October, its been that way ever since.
Is the reason for the $0 the fact that according to the debt clock, our money supply is going down? And simultaneously the USA treasury dollars are going up which I take that to mean the USA Treasury dollars might be what takes place of the Federal Reserve notes that we presently use. I personally think the federal reserve notes might actually be totally worthless right now but the public just hasn’t been told yet. It’s definitely going to be interesting to see what happens to the financial system in the very near future. I’m banking on silver.
Im going with you on that.
I feel like silver being real, fiat being worthless and fake, that the two can't be genuinely compared in value.
And I also agree that the fiat is worthless and were just not told yet. JMO