Sunday, November 21, 2010
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
17 Reasons to own Gold
Definitive summary of the main reasons to own Gold (most also apply to Silver) by the legendary John Embry of Sprott Asset Management. Read ---> here
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Financial Security: Gold or Gambling
In no aspect of our lives has the brainwashing of bankers had a more profound effect than when it comes to "investing"; and yet, once we strip away that propaganda, the truth becomes painfully obvious.
Let's start with a basic principle: all investing is gambling........read more from Jeff Nielson ---> here
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Improbable Collapse
An excellent video on the facts surrounding the collapse of WTC1, 2 & 7. The only steel framed buildings ever to collapse due to fire. Watch ---> here
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Interview with Hugo Salinas Price
Whilst I have read several articles by Hugo Salinas Price this is the first time I have heard the Mexican multi-billionaire interviewed. Listen ---> here
Sunday, June 6, 2010
WTC7: One of the most obtuse,but important reasons to own Silver & Gold
A brilliant essay on the destruction of World Trade Center 7 by Prof. David Griffin. Read it here ---> Building What?
Then ask yourself what would happen if the truth about what happened on 9/11 became more widely known - what affect would that have on the world's view of the USA, on the US$ and subsequently on the price of Silver & Gold in US$ ?
Friday, June 4, 2010
Silver is extremely rare
Mike Maloney discusses silver's relative purchasing power....personally I rather swap a 1000oz silver bar for a house in Thailand overlooking the beach than a median house in the USA - but hey each to his own.
Monday, May 31, 2010
Saturday, May 29, 2010
Friday, May 28, 2010
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Germans queue to buy gold
Deutsche Welle radio report about Germans from all ages and backgrounds queuing to buy gold in Berlin. The falling Euro is threatening the loss of purchasing power and in response the people are turning to the one item that has kept it's purchasing power for thousand of years. Listen to the report ---> here
First Gold, Now Europe Running Out Of Silver
Tyler Durden at zerohedge.com discusses runs on gold and silver dealers in Europe ---> here
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Silver about to break $20 and looking better than gold
Is silver going to power ahead of gold? Read the story---> here
Summary of events affecting Gold & Silver prices
Jim Willie gives a detailed summary of all the major factors currently affecting gold & silver prices---> here
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Pentagon in Race for Raw Materials
Interesting article from the Wall St Journal on the US military investigating widening the range of strategic raw materials it stockpiles. The article notes "The Defense Department holds in government warehouses a limited number of critical materials—such as cobalt, tin and zinc". Whilst this is sensible, as far as I know none of these elements are in short supply or geographically restricted.
What the article fails to mention is silver. The US used to have the the world's largest silver stockpile for the very reason it was strategic to waging modern warfare. In fact the Manhattan Project would not have been possible without the use of 4.7mil oz of silver to make super magnets and busbars. (Read the story here) In more recent times silver has been used in silver-zinc batteries, electrical wiring and solder to such an extent a single cruise missile may contain up to 15 kg of silver. But in the wisdom only the US Military could posses the whole stockpile was transferred to the treasury and then over time all of the stockpile was made it's way onto the open market.
This story is worth watching over the coming year to see if the US Military continues with a "just in time delivery" method for silver purchases or if they re-add silver to the strategic stockpiles. Maybe even they will get around to reading the USGS report on silver being most likely the first element in the periodic table to become extinct. (Read the story here) One can only guess what the silver price will go to if the US Military wades into the incredibly small silver market with a checkbook backed by Uncle Ben's printing press.
What the article fails to mention is silver. The US used to have the the world's largest silver stockpile for the very reason it was strategic to waging modern warfare. In fact the Manhattan Project would not have been possible without the use of 4.7mil oz of silver to make super magnets and busbars. (Read the story here) In more recent times silver has been used in silver-zinc batteries, electrical wiring and solder to such an extent a single cruise missile may contain up to 15 kg of silver. But in the wisdom only the US Military could posses the whole stockpile was transferred to the treasury and then over time all of the stockpile was made it's way onto the open market.
This story is worth watching over the coming year to see if the US Military continues with a "just in time delivery" method for silver purchases or if they re-add silver to the strategic stockpiles. Maybe even they will get around to reading the USGS report on silver being most likely the first element in the periodic table to become extinct. (Read the story here) One can only guess what the silver price will go to if the US Military wades into the incredibly small silver market with a checkbook backed by Uncle Ben's printing press.
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Marc Faber
Monday, May 10, 2010
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Monday, April 26, 2010
Interview with Gerald Celente
An interesting interview with Gerald Celente (famous trend forecaster) on economics, war and China. KingWorldNews
Is silver a better buy than gold?
Interesting video interview with an Australian bullion brokerage. ArabianMoney.net
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Friday, April 23, 2010
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Richard Gage interviewed on the 9-11 story
Brilliant and brave Richard Gage lays out the plan facts behind the demolition of the World Trade Center towers and building 7 - you know the building that never got hit by a plane but fell over in sympathy for it's taller comrades.
The world's bravest man
If you ever think you are small and insignificant and that your voice counts for nothing, remember the Tank Man. One man can help change the world - what are you doing to effect change?
Video summary: In 1989, before the darkness and murder, there was a glimmer of freedom in Tiananmen Square for the Chinese people. After the last cartridge case fell to the ground, 5,000 men, women and children lay dead in the Square slick with blood, executed for the cr More..ime of standing up to their Government, but one man stood tall and did not cower to the might of the Communist Party. Viva the Revolution!
Video summary: In 1989, before the darkness and murder, there was a glimmer of freedom in Tiananmen Square for the Chinese people. After the last cartridge case fell to the ground, 5,000 men, women and children lay dead in the Square slick with blood, executed for the cr More..ime of standing up to their Government, but one man stood tall and did not cower to the might of the Communist Party. Viva the Revolution!
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
The White Metals
Interesting article from the Telegraph, although it glosses over the oldest recognised precious metal in silver. Check out the comments at the bottom of the article to see what the real story should be.
Saturday, April 17, 2010
SEC charges Goldman Sachs with fraud
Dylan Ratigan explains the SEC's civil lawsuit against Goldman Sachs - video
Could this event be the turning point for the markets as predicted by Martin Armstrong in his Dec '08 essay "We are Alone" ?
Marty specifically stated April 16th 2010 would be a turning point, the same date as this story broke. Only time will tell.
Martin Armstrong's other essays can be downloaded at: http://www.martinarmstrong.org
Could this event be the turning point for the markets as predicted by Martin Armstrong in his Dec '08 essay "We are Alone" ?
Marty specifically stated April 16th 2010 would be a turning point, the same date as this story broke. Only time will tell.
Martin Armstrong's other essays can be downloaded at: http://www.martinarmstrong.org
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Monday, April 12, 2010
Max Keiser's interview with Chris Powell
Max Keiser interviews GATA's Chris Powell on Silver and Gold market manipulations.
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Monday, April 5, 2010
Carbon Crap
AlJazeera expose' into carbon trading in Papua New Guinea. Why Australia gave independence Papua New Guinea in 1975 is beyond me. It used to be a pleasant, safe and well managed backwater of Australia - now it is just a another shithole run by corrupt black fellas.
David Icke
Whilst I don't subscribe to all of David Icke's theories on Life the Universe and Everything, I have not come across anyone who can describe the mechanics of fractional reserve banking as well as David can. Now with Ben Bernanke floating the idea of zero reserve banking even the “fractional” component of the fraud maybe history.
Interview with David Icke
Ben Bernanke's zero reserve banking
Extract from David Icke's interview with the Daily Bell.com:
David Icke: The economic system that we have today is absolutely grotesque. Again people don't realize what the economic system is. We lend people money that doesn't even exist and charge them interest on it. It's just figures on a screen. And they lend you these figures on a screen and you must pay interest back on money that has never, does not or will never exist! This is what the banking system is.
Banks are allowed to lend money at least ten times on what they have on deposits – it's called fractional reserve lending. Which means when you go into a bank and ask for $50,000 loan, they don't give you $50,000, they don't move precious metal anywhere or print any money, they just type into your account $50,000. And from that moment you are paying them back $50,000 plus interest that doesn't exist, it's just been conjured out of nowhere on a screen.
Every time you put a dollar in the bank, you are giving the bank the right to lend at least $10 it doesn't have and charge interest on it. There is never ever anywhere near enough money in circulation to pay back all the loans and all the interest on the loans outstanding. It's built in by design. So that means people are losing their homes, losing their businesses, losing their land, it's built into the system.
It has to happen because there is not enough money in circulation to pay back the interest and the loans outstanding. You pay Peter to pay Paul while there is an economic expansion going on but as soon as a depression comes in, then the amount of money in circulation is reduced by the banks refusing to issue credit. Then suddenly the amount of money in circulation is even less, far less that is necessary to pay all the outstanding principal and interest on the loans, so therefore more people lose their homes and their businesses in very large numbers.
Interview with David Icke
Ben Bernanke's zero reserve banking
Extract from David Icke's interview with the Daily Bell.com:
David Icke: The economic system that we have today is absolutely grotesque. Again people don't realize what the economic system is. We lend people money that doesn't even exist and charge them interest on it. It's just figures on a screen. And they lend you these figures on a screen and you must pay interest back on money that has never, does not or will never exist! This is what the banking system is.
Banks are allowed to lend money at least ten times on what they have on deposits – it's called fractional reserve lending. Which means when you go into a bank and ask for $50,000 loan, they don't give you $50,000, they don't move precious metal anywhere or print any money, they just type into your account $50,000. And from that moment you are paying them back $50,000 plus interest that doesn't exist, it's just been conjured out of nowhere on a screen.
Every time you put a dollar in the bank, you are giving the bank the right to lend at least $10 it doesn't have and charge interest on it. There is never ever anywhere near enough money in circulation to pay back all the loans and all the interest on the loans outstanding. It's built in by design. So that means people are losing their homes, losing their businesses, losing their land, it's built into the system.
It has to happen because there is not enough money in circulation to pay back the interest and the loans outstanding. You pay Peter to pay Paul while there is an economic expansion going on but as soon as a depression comes in, then the amount of money in circulation is reduced by the banks refusing to issue credit. Then suddenly the amount of money in circulation is even less, far less that is necessary to pay all the outstanding principal and interest on the loans, so therefore more people lose their homes and their businesses in very large numbers.
Heads will roll I tell you!
Classic Max Keiser from 2008 - do you think he has been in Paris too long re the rolling head comment :-)
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Silver: Bill Murphy of GATA at the CFTC hearings
Testimony of Bill Murphy (of GATA fame) to the CFTC hearing on contract limits in the US metal exchanges.
Friday, April 2, 2010
Silver: The Manipulation story comes out into the open
2 excellent interviews on King World News:
Whistle Blower Andrew Maguire
GATA response to Andrew's revelations
Whistle Blower Andrew Maguire
GATA response to Andrew's revelations
Saturday, March 27, 2010
I love the sight of Chemtrails in the Morning
It brings a tear to my eye (actually both eyes for several days) to see the pristine Australian skies defiled and polluted by these Chemtrails. For those you don't know about Chemtrails, as opposed to Contrails there are several good youtube videos on the subject here.
Friday, March 26, 2010
Lies will seek you out, but Truth must be sought.
Three things cannot be long hidden: the sun, the moon, and the truth (Lord Buddha).
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Gold: Brown's Bottom
The brilliant Max Keiser reviews the circumstances of Gordon Brown selling 400T of gold (50% of the UK gold reserve) at seemingly the lowest price possible in 1999. Gordon's bottom.
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Sunday, March 7, 2010
History of Silver
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
A silver lining in a the gathering storm clouds
The linked story at the end of this post is an excellent summary of the growing China vs. USA cold war and how China is trying to shield itself from any blow back that may come as part of any financial attack it launches on the US.
In reference to silver the article does mention that China was once one of the world's largest exporters of silver and now they are a minimal exporter, although it doesn't say why China had all this silver in the first place. Whilst there is some primary (defined as more than 50% of the income of the mine is derived from the sale of silver ore) silver mines in China the fact is almost 80% of the world's silver is derived from by-product smelting of base metal ores (mostly zinc, lead, copper). Whilst China does produce such ores locally overwhelmingly they obtain their base metals in the form of concentrates (ie ore that has had the surrounding rock removed, but has not been refined to separate out the constitute elements). China has over the last decade has become the refiner for the world, taking concentrates from countries such as Australia, Canada and Brazil refining them and then re-exporting some of the resulting metal back to the rest of the world. It is not surprising that China has become the refiner of choice, smelters are dirty environmental nightmares. Acid rain (from sulfur emissions causing the creation of sulphuric acid (H2SO4) when mixed with water vapour - many base metals are found as sulphides, ie contain sulphur) and lead poisoning being the most notable issues. Just look at a photo of Queenstown Tasmania, Australia to see what acid rain from a tin smelter can do to a formerly forested valley HERE and a report on how Chinese lead smelters HERE can affect the local children.
China has been promoting silver investments to their populations from at least early 2009 (reported on this blog on 24 Oct 2009 HERE). History repeats itself in this instance as China was once the greatest holder of silver prior to becoming a vasil state of the British Empire and the resultant Opium Wars. It fact it has been postulated the Great Depression was in part initiated by Britain to force China off their silver standard. Let us not forget that silver has been used in more places for a longer periods of time as money than anything else, at least 5,000 yrs. Even Jesus was sold out for 30 pieces of silver, not gold, and that Jesus kicked out the "money changers" from the temple for running a Jewish silver coinage scam.
One day silver will return to world coinage and a new age of reason will be ushered in, just as happened in ancient Greece and Rome when they instituted a standard set of weights, measures and purity of the metal contained in their money - leading to unprecedented growth in science and knowledge. Only when these great empires debased their coinage did they fall – very reminiscent of the unparallelled issuance of money from the last great empire, the USA....see the latest Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis graph of monetary expansion to see the shocking truth HERE.
A silver lining
In reference to silver the article does mention that China was once one of the world's largest exporters of silver and now they are a minimal exporter, although it doesn't say why China had all this silver in the first place. Whilst there is some primary (defined as more than 50% of the income of the mine is derived from the sale of silver ore) silver mines in China the fact is almost 80% of the world's silver is derived from by-product smelting of base metal ores (mostly zinc, lead, copper). Whilst China does produce such ores locally overwhelmingly they obtain their base metals in the form of concentrates (ie ore that has had the surrounding rock removed, but has not been refined to separate out the constitute elements). China has over the last decade has become the refiner for the world, taking concentrates from countries such as Australia, Canada and Brazil refining them and then re-exporting some of the resulting metal back to the rest of the world. It is not surprising that China has become the refiner of choice, smelters are dirty environmental nightmares. Acid rain (from sulfur emissions causing the creation of sulphuric acid (H2SO4) when mixed with water vapour - many base metals are found as sulphides, ie contain sulphur) and lead poisoning being the most notable issues. Just look at a photo of Queenstown Tasmania, Australia to see what acid rain from a tin smelter can do to a formerly forested valley HERE and a report on how Chinese lead smelters HERE can affect the local children.
China has been promoting silver investments to their populations from at least early 2009 (reported on this blog on 24 Oct 2009 HERE). History repeats itself in this instance as China was once the greatest holder of silver prior to becoming a vasil state of the British Empire and the resultant Opium Wars. It fact it has been postulated the Great Depression was in part initiated by Britain to force China off their silver standard. Let us not forget that silver has been used in more places for a longer periods of time as money than anything else, at least 5,000 yrs. Even Jesus was sold out for 30 pieces of silver, not gold, and that Jesus kicked out the "money changers" from the temple for running a Jewish silver coinage scam.
One day silver will return to world coinage and a new age of reason will be ushered in, just as happened in ancient Greece and Rome when they instituted a standard set of weights, measures and purity of the metal contained in their money - leading to unprecedented growth in science and knowledge. Only when these great empires debased their coinage did they fall – very reminiscent of the unparallelled issuance of money from the last great empire, the USA....see the latest Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis graph of monetary expansion to see the shocking truth HERE.
A silver lining
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
911 pics
Got to love that pyroclastic flow. That's not smoke in downtown NY, it is talcum powder sized particles of cement, steel, office furniture, aeroplanes oh and people. Gravity is sure a destructive force, thank god gravity was only this amazingly strong on this one day in September 2001, otherwise we would likely all turn to dust every time we fell over. 911 pics
Globally delivered soup kitchens
The poor in America are queuing in line on the phone instead of the street. I can imagine how much sympathy some fat American gets from a operator in a country were people starve if they are unemployed. Food stamping goes 3rd world
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Nixon closing the Gold Window
Recently came accross this video of President Nixon delcaring he was suspending convertibility of the US $ into gold by foriegn govts.
Some background:
De Gaulle instructed the Banque de France to increase the rate at which new dollars were converted to gold bullion and sent the French navy across the Atlantic to hand over dollars and pick up gold bullion in exchange. In 1965 alone, the French navy ferried back over $150 million of gold bullion thereby increasing the proportion of French national reserves held in gold from 71.4% to 91.9%.
Due to inflationary pressures on the US $ as a result of printing $ and foriegn borrowing to fund the Indo China war on August 15, 1971, President Nixon imposed a 90-day wage and price freeze, a 10 percent import surcharge, and, most importantly, “closed the gold window”, ending convertibility between US dollars and gold.
Some background:
De Gaulle instructed the Banque de France to increase the rate at which new dollars were converted to gold bullion and sent the French navy across the Atlantic to hand over dollars and pick up gold bullion in exchange. In 1965 alone, the French navy ferried back over $150 million of gold bullion thereby increasing the proportion of French national reserves held in gold from 71.4% to 91.9%.
Due to inflationary pressures on the US $ as a result of printing $ and foriegn borrowing to fund the Indo China war on August 15, 1971, President Nixon imposed a 90-day wage and price freeze, a 10 percent import surcharge, and, most importantly, “closed the gold window”, ending convertibility between US dollars and gold.
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Rooted
Ever get stuck for words?
Hopefully this brave girl never wants to work for the White House press corp. You are not meant to ask difficult questions of Obama without Rahm Israel Emanuel first knocking out an answer for the Puppet in Chief to read off the autocue.
The woman in red
The woman in red
Thursday, January 28, 2010
How did your country's printed toilet paper fare over the last decade?
Tim Geithner gets told
Brilliant and brave attack on the actions of Treasury Sec Tim Geithner. video
Monday, January 25, 2010
America's Impending Master Class Dictatorship
Extract from an execellent article by Stewart Dougherty. Great summary of how govt.s can determine the value of "money" at a whim.
On Sunday night, November 30, 2009, North Korea’s dictator Kim Jong Il (a name that says it all, even better than Made-off’s), an international poster child of Master Class psychological illness, devalued his country’s currency by 99%. This vicious tyrant, who has given birth to a national hell on earth, is chauffeured in Mercedes Benz limousines, drinks the finest imported whiskies and dines in imperial dignity on foods prepared by personal chefs while his citizens starve to death on the streets or, at best, eke out a subsistence living. Kim became paranoid that the people were actually figuring out how to improve their pitiful, impoverished lives in tiny ways, so he decided to wipe them out. The people were given one week to exchange their money at a rate of 100 old Won for 1 new Won. Any lifetime family savings in excess of roughly $700.00 were simply confiscated by the North Korean government. To keep the people in line, the military and police were put on high alert, fully prepared to kill or arrest any protesters.
On January 9, 2010, Venezuela’s strong man Hugo Chavez devalued his country’s currency by 50%, overnight and without warning, causing immediate inflation, shortages of food and supplies, and general financial chaos throughout the nation.
On Sunday night, November 30, 2009, North Korea’s dictator Kim Jong Il (a name that says it all, even better than Made-off’s), an international poster child of Master Class psychological illness, devalued his country’s currency by 99%. This vicious tyrant, who has given birth to a national hell on earth, is chauffeured in Mercedes Benz limousines, drinks the finest imported whiskies and dines in imperial dignity on foods prepared by personal chefs while his citizens starve to death on the streets or, at best, eke out a subsistence living. Kim became paranoid that the people were actually figuring out how to improve their pitiful, impoverished lives in tiny ways, so he decided to wipe them out. The people were given one week to exchange their money at a rate of 100 old Won for 1 new Won. Any lifetime family savings in excess of roughly $700.00 were simply confiscated by the North Korean government. To keep the people in line, the military and police were put on high alert, fully prepared to kill or arrest any protesters.
On January 9, 2010, Venezuela’s strong man Hugo Chavez devalued his country’s currency by 50%, overnight and without warning, causing immediate inflation, shortages of food and supplies, and general financial chaos throughout the nation.
World's richest kid
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Friday, January 22, 2010
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Climate change: the true price of the warmists' folly is becoming clear
Increasingly the cost and uselessness of "green power" is becoming clear. Oh well perhaps Gordon Brown and Mervin King can just print up a pile of pounds so everyone in the UK can keep warm, just like the benevolent govt. of the Weimar Republic did to keep their citizens warm.
By Christopher Booker
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Nation of Human Potatoes
I hate having to bash Americans with a whinging Pommie,
but you have to use the tools as you find them :-)
Jamie Oliver
but you have to use the tools as you find them :-)
Jamie Oliver
China About To End Dollar-Peg?
Interesting article on the plans for the Renminbi to increasingly replace the struggling US$ in international trade and the consequences therein.
Jeff Nielson
Jeff Nielson
Keiser Report now twice weekly
Max and Stacey are now producing the Keiser report twice weekly
for Russia Today TV.
Check out this and their other TV and radio shows at: maxkeiser.com
for Russia Today TV.
Check out this and their other TV and radio shows at: maxkeiser.com
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Classic juxtapostion
Monday, January 18, 2010
Keiser Report
The best weekly news report on the planet.
Although it does make me sad for the western world that of recent times I have resort to turning to Russian TV and the Pakistan Daily for truth in journalism.
Keiser Report no. 8
Although it does make me sad for the western world that of recent times I have resort to turning to Russian TV and the Pakistan Daily for truth in journalism.
Keiser Report no. 8
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Inflation 101
A great primer on the causes and effects of inflation. Check out the graphs in the article, frightening stuff - make sure you have a silver lining in the gathering storm clouds!
Puru Saxena
Puru Saxena
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Friday, January 15, 2010
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Friday, January 8, 2010
Sunday, January 3, 2010
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