Silver increasing to $144 and ounce would be over a 200% increase from today's spot price. A 200% increase in gold price over the 4 months would put it at $11,390.

In order for gold and silver to increase by the same percentage (200% e.g.) would require for the fraudulent control system to remain intact. Without all the silver short sales, the price of silver should be about $380 to $480/oz. That assumes 3800 gold/oz is about the correct price, which I think is close (at most it is off by 20%, and probably a lot less).

Gold is, historically, very close to appropriate for inflation. Indeed, gold was, for a very long time, the intentional ratio of inflated USD to gold, by law (controlled by the Rothschilds). That "changed" in the 1990s (I don't remember the exact year off the top of my head), but that "removal" from Rothschild control was only by the laws that they created themselves, so it's almost certainly controlled by the same entity and that change was purely illusionary.

I'm sure there's fuckery there in the price of gold, but it's not by very much. I wouldn't expect gold prices to increase by a lot. The world wide price of gold is the intentional hedge against inflation (or deflation). It's the barometer the PTB uses to control the economy. It's not "an investment," it's the currency the PTB use for their internal barter system.

Silver increasing to $144 and ounce would be over a 200% increase from today's spot price. A 200% increase in gold price over the 4 months would put it at $11,390.

In order for gold and silver to increase by the same percentage (200% e.g.) would require for the fraudulent control system to remain intact. Without all the silver short sales, the price of silver should be about $380 to $480/oz. That assumes 3800 gold/oz is about the correct price, which I think is close (at most it is off by 20%, and probably a lot less).

Gold is, historically, very close to appropriate for inflation. Indeed, gold was, for a very long time, the intentional ratio of inflated USD to gold, by law (controlled by the Rothschilds). That "changed" in the 1990s (I don't remember the exact year off the top of my head), but that "removal" from Rothschild control was only by the laws that they created themselves, so it's almost certainly controlled by the same entity and that change was purely illusionary.

I'm sure there's fuckery there in the price of gold, but it's not by very much. I wouldn't expect gold prices to increase by a lot. Gold is the intentional hedge against inflation (or deflation). It's the barometer the PTB uses to control the economy. It's not "an investment," it's the currency the PTB use for their internal barter system.

Silver increasing to $144 and ounce would be over a 200% increase from today's spot price. A 200% increase in gold price over the 4 months would put it at $11,390.

In order for gold and silver to increase by the same percentage (200% e.g.) would require for the fraudulent control system to remain intact. Without all the silver short sales, the price of silver should be about $380 to $480/oz. That assumes 3800 gold/oz is about the correct price, which I think is close (at most it is off by 20%, and probably a lot less).

Gold is, historically, very close to appropriate for inflation. Indeed, gold was, for a very long time, the intentional ratio of inflated USD to gold, by law (controlled by the Rothschilds). That "changed" in the 1990s (I don't remember the exact year off the top of my head), but that "removal" from Rothschild control was only by the laws that they created themselves, so it's almost certainly controlled by the same entity and that change was purely illusionary.

I'm sure there's fuckery there in the price of gold, but it's not by very much. I wouldn't expect gold prices to increase by a lot. Gold is the intentional hedge against inflation. It's the barometer the PTB uses to control the economy. It's not "an investment," it's the currency the PTB use for their internal barter system.

Silver increasing to $144 and ounce would be over a 200% increase from today's spot price. A 200% increase in gold price over the 4 months would put it at $11,390.

In order for gold and silver to increase by the same percentage (200% e.g.) would require for the fraudulent control system to remain intact. Without all the silver short sales, the price of silver should be about $380 to $480/oz. That assumes 3800 gold/oz is about the correct price, which I think is close (at most it is off by 20%, and probably a lot less).

Gold is, historically, very close to appropriate for inflation. Indeed, gold was, for a very long time, the intentional ratio of inflated USD to gold, by law (controlled by the Rothschilds). That "changed" in the 1990s (I don't remember the exact year off the top of my head), but that "removal" from Rothschild control was only by the laws that they created themselves, so it's almost certainly controlled by the same entity and that change was purely illusionary.

I'm sure there's fuckery there in the price of gold, but it's not by very much. I wouldn't expect gold prices to increase by a lot. Gold is the intentional hedge against inflation. It's the barometer the PTB uses to control the economy. It's not "an investment," it's the PTB use for currency for their internal barter system.

Silver increasing to $144 and ounce would be over a 200% increase from today's spot price. A 200% increase in gold price over the 4 months would put it at $11,390.

In order for gold and silver to increase by the same percentage (200% e.g.) would require for the fraudulent control system to remain intact. Without all the silver short sales, the price of silver should be about $380 to $480/oz. That assumes 3800 gold/oz is about the correct price, which I think is close (at most it is off by 20%, and probably a lot less).

Gold is, historically, very close to appropriate for inflation. Indeed, gold was, for a very long time, the intentional ratio of inflated USD to gold, by law (controlled by the Rothschilds). That "changed" in the 1990s (I don't remember the exact year off the top of my head), but that "removal" from Rothschild control was only by the laws that they created themselves, so it's almost certainly controlled by the same entity and that change was purely illusionary.

I'm sure there's fuckery there in the price of gold, but it's not by very much. I wouldn't expect gold prices to increase by a lot. Gold is the intentional hedge against inflation. It's the barometer the PTB uses to control the economy. It's not "an investment," it's the PTBs currency.

Silver increasing to $144 and ounce would be over a 200% increase from today's spot price. A 200% increase in gold price over the 4 months would put it at $11,390.

In order for gold and silver to increase by the same percentage (200% e.g.) would require for the fraudulent control system to remain intact. Without all the silver short sales, the price of silver should be about $380 to $480/oz. That assumes 3800 gold/oz is about the correct price, which I think is close (at most it is off by 20%, and probably a lot less).

Gold is, historically, very close to appropriate for inflation. Indeed, gold was, for a very long time, the intentional ratio of inflated USD to gold, by law (controlled by the Rothschilds). That "changed" in the 1990s (I don't remember the exact year off the top of my head), but that "removal" from Rothschild control was only by the laws, that they created themselves, so, mostly, it's still very close to correct.

I'm sure there's fuckery there in the price of gold, but it's not by very much. I wouldn't expect gold prices to increase by a lot. Gold is the intentional hedge against inflation. It's the barometer the PTB uses to control the economy. It's not "an investment," it's the PTBs currency.