investments, silly FED reserve notes. Warning from a friend.
I just received another email on how countries are switching to the gold standard next year, maybe so maybe not. But here is my take.
Most people have a hard time believing that their IRA, pension, savings, etc won't become worthless soon, they are wrong. Let me try to make sense of this for you.
You are all becoming aware of the importance of "Notes" in our society. Consequently you are also becoming aware that "Notes" backed by nothing are only as valuable as the paper they are written on.
Here then is the issue in simple layman parlance:
Your pension bought into certain investments and then stored the remainder in "Notes" payable in "Notes." Yup, they really did that. Your IRA is also based on "Notes", as are ALL of your other institutionalized investments. The point being that whoever controls the "Notes" controls the investments completely. Currently the Federal Reserve controls all "Notes" that may be used to pay for other "Notes."
I believe the following was the plan from the very beginning, even if you don't you should wake up to the fact the outcome is the same, planning notwithstanding.
Once the Fed devalues "Notes" that are used to pay for other "Notes" the other "Notes" become devalued also. So the Fed and/or the government does not need to rape your accounts to take everything, although the probably will, all they need do is to make their "Notes" worthless.
Once they do that then all they need do is to have an emergency decision creating a new policy and currency that excludes the accounts, and leaves said accounts as being required to be paid in "Notes."
If you have a pension, an IRA, savings account, etc and you wait you shall be very sorry. Once it goes bad it will stay bad.
I suggest you take everything you have and convert to silver, silver is even better than gold. It takes up more room but when gold doubles silver goes up by a factor of five. IE; when a $1000 in gold becomes $2000, a $1000 in silver becomes $5000.
There are millions of millionaires in the US now, but most are in investments based on the "Note" concept." When things change a million in "Notes" won't buy dinner.
