There's no doubt that BRICS could bring down the house of Rothschild's fiat monopoly. And if this did happen and BRICS becomes the preeminent currency in the world, it doesn't necessarily change the landscape of our slavery. BRICS is likely to be digital too. Envision everything we are seeing with digital transactions, but with a new 'owner' running it.
What does BRICS mean when it is based on 50% gold? In terms of the banking system, it means the banking reserves are set up differently and gold is part of the reserve. Will the gold be shifted around when one nation demands it? That is a good question and we'll have to wait, if ever that occurs. The FRBS moves gold too, even when supposedly the FRBS is not based on gold (It really is).
To the lay person like you and me, the 50% reserve requirement for BRICS could in time repeat the same antics as FDR did with the gold confiscation scheme. To me, it's all uncharted waters. And not necessarily a better system in terms of the lay person like you and I.
I think it's eerie that BRICS is looking to add Argentina, Egypt, Iran, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia as members. This will make BRICS membership a 10 nation behemoth. Biblically speaking:
"The ten horns you saw are ten kings who have not yet received a kingdom, but will receive one hour of authority as kings, along with the beast." -- Revelation 17:12.
Do the 10 nations appoint BRICS chairs to the BRICS table? Do they receive "one hour of authority as kings"? It might mean nothing at all, but BRICS does include China and with their social credit scoring system. I don't see this going away under BRICS.
There's no doubt that BRICS could bring down the house of Rothschild's fiat monopoly. And if this did happen and BRICS becomes the preeminent currency in the world, it doesn't necessarily change the landscape of our slavery. BRICS is likely to be digital too. Envision everything we are seeing with digital transactions, but with a new 'owner' running it.
What does BRICS mean when it is based on 50% gold? In terms of the banking system, it means the banking reserves are set up differently and gold is part of the reserve. Will the gold be shifted around when one nation demands it? That is a good question and we'll have to wait, if ever that occurs. The FRBS moves gold too, even when supposedly the FRBS is not based on gold (It really is).
To the lay person like you and me, the 50% reserve requirement for BRICS could in time repeat the same antics as FDR did with the gold confiscation scheme. To me, it's all uncharted waters. And not necessarily a better system in terms of the lay person like you and I.
I think it's eerie that BRICS is looking to add Argentina, Egypt, Iran, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia as members. This will make BRICS membership a 10 nation behemoth. Biblically speaking:
"The ten horns you saw are ten kings who have not yet received a kingdom, but will receive one hour of authority as kings, along with the beast." -- Revelation 17:12.
Do the 10 nations appoint BRICS chairs to the BRICS table? Do they receive "one hour of authority as kings"? It might mean nothing at all, but BRICS does include China and with their social credit scoring system. I don't see this going away under BRICS.
There's no doubt that BRICS could bring down the house of Rothschild's fiat monopoly. And if this did happen and BRICS becomes the preeminent currency in the world, it doesn't necessarily change the landscape of our slavery. BRICS is likely to be digital too. Envision everything we are seeing with digital transactions, but with a new 'owner' running it.
What does BRICS mean when it is based on 50% gold? In terms of the banking system, it means the banking reserves are set up differently and gold is part of the reserve. Will the gold be shifted around when one nation demands it? That is a good question and we'll have to wait, if ever that occurs. The FRBS moves gold too, even when supposedly the FRBS is not based on gold (It really is).
To the lay person like you and me, the 50% reserve requirement for BRICS could in time repeat the same antics as FDR did with the gold confiscation scheme. To me, it's all uncharted waters. And not necessarily a better system in terms of the lay person like you and I.
I think it's eerie that BRICS is looking to add Argentina, Egypt, Iran, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia as members. This will make BRICS membership a 10 nation behemoth. Biblically speaking:
"The ten horns you saw are ten kings who have not yet received a kingdom, but will receive one hour of authority as kings, along with the beast." -- Revelation 17:12.
It might mean nothing at all, but BRICS includes China and with their social credit scoring system, I don't see this going away under BRICS.