Gold standard is the original wealth transfer scheme cooked up by the Cabal in previous years. Silver was the true money of the US before President Grant passed the Coinage Act of 1873 (without reading it, his words!!), demonitizing silver and moving the US to a pure gold standard, thereby enriching the elites at the cost of the common man.
Without a proper reset, to the country's true original currency standard, the silver standard, we will invariably reset back to a cabal of bankers hoarding the gold and lending out to us, with interest, just like what happened after silver's demonitization, maybe not in our lifetimes, but certainly in our grandchildren's.
I’m thinking silver/gold/bitcoin where each has use-cases and different scopes within those use-cases.
Silver would be the common cash gold would be the value backing asset, and Bitcoin is distance transfers and high level asset accounting, occasional debit card uses, and can be settled in gold.
You’re right about the gold standard, but it’d still be better than what we have. Don’t think we’ll have to settle for it though, hopefully.
Gold standard is the original wealth transfer scheme cooked up by the Cabal in previous years. Silver was the true money of the US before President Grant passed the Coinage Act of 1873 (without reading it, his words!!), demonitizing silver and moving the US to a pure gold standard, thereby enriching the elites at the cost of the common man.
Without a proper reset, to the country's true original currency standard, the silver standard, we will invariably reset back to a cabal of bankers hoarding the gold and lending out to us, with interest, just like what happened after silver's demonitization, maybe not in our lifetimes, but certainly in our grandchildren's.
I’m thinking silver/gold/bitcoin where each has use-cases and different scopes within those use-cases.
Silver would be the common cash gold would be the value backing asset, and Bitcoin is distance transfers and high level asset accounting, occasional debit card uses, and can be settled in gold.
You’re right about the gold standard, but it’d still be better than what we have. Don’t think we’ll have to settle for it though, hopefully.
Unless the WH have the gold. What if it is a bazillion times larger than anything bought by the banksters?
One of Ingersoll Lockwood's books had to do with the struggle between the silver backers and the gold backers. I forget which one.