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May 14, 2012 15:04:30 GMT -6
Post by Unregistered Cherokee on May 14, 2012 15:04:30 GMT -6
I would like to bring to your attention a weak link in the armor of the financial sector in the anglo world. That is called paper money. Since WWII, The US Dollar has been known as the world reserve currency. There was a time when the Dollar was as good as gold, but not anymore. Those days are gone with paper printing in the 20th century and now virtual printing on computers, which creates accounts with unlimited amounts that Weimar Germany didn't even dream of doing. The reason the money stayed within the banking system and moved around within it during the financial crisis in 2008 was to prevent the explosion of the money supply, though it is happening anyway, so that it would not bring a premature end to the fiat currency regime before the anglo world has everything in place for the total enslavement of the people.
See, the US currency used to be based on the silver standard, then the gold standard, and now it's UNbacked by ANYTHING. The real threat to that world is the possibility that the people holding foreign exchange reserves in US Dollars, like China and Japan, will become fed up with the devaluation of their reserves that continually occurs. China has already moved to do trading with Iran for its oil, and India likewise, WITHOUT using the US dollar as they had before. Also, China is buying up pretty much all the gold and silver mined within, and THEN importing even more gold and silver. They look set to pass India by in the total demand for gold on an annual basis.
When that happens and people start going to gold and silver and bartering to survive in the black market, it's past the time to prepare the people for reclamation of the continent by the natives of the land. This can get very messy, so I think it's important to find out who are the "transition leaders" NOW and organize should we find ourselves with a President in the future who signs the same document Gorbachev signed in 1991, closing up the USSR into the history books. and reverting power back to the states.
Has anyone thought about this? I believe that preparation on the order of what aware people in the survival sense do NOW is necessary, such as having supplies on hand, knowing the people around you well, and having a plan are important things to talk about.
I'm being told by a contact whom I believe is crazy that we are to experience a banking crash that makes the 2008 crisis look like nothing in comparison this year. Actually, I agree with him, but in the next two months??? I'm aware of the situation with Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the MF Global blow up, and then I get notice on JP Morgan's emergency phone call on a quarterly loss that is *** 1% *** of its worth. Why would they hold an emergency phone conference on this? Losses from time to time of 5% is the norm. Unless there's something they're hiding.... I'm getting the feeling that people still live like America will be around for another two hundred years, differing in population and technological advances only. They don't see this coming.
Prepare by discussing your traditional monetary system before the onset of anglo money and how to navigate back to this. Please discuss...
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May 14, 2012 15:15:20 GMT -6
Post by Unregistered Cherokee on May 14, 2012 15:15:20 GMT -6
I forgot that the home base of the anglo world, Europe, is in serious trouble because of the unworkable Euroland. They are already talking about certain countries exiting the Euro and returning to their national currencies. This will have a VERY BIG impact on financial entities in America who invested in European banks and businesses over there.
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May 15, 2012 18:02:28 GMT -6
Post by Lone4eagle on May 15, 2012 18:02:28 GMT -6
It's much deeper than we want to believe. Financial experts have done the math on what out budget debt is currently for 1 year. Would you believe 5 trillion? The math for our inflation rate adds up to be a much higher percent also.
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May 16, 2012 7:49:38 GMT -6
Post by Unregistered Cherokee on May 16, 2012 7:49:38 GMT -6
It's much deeper than we want to believe. I came here this morning before I go to work to show you exactly the kind of people you're dealing with. tinyurl.com/88buvl9It talks about how Goldman Sachs was involved in naked short selling. This article discusses the documents that were accidentally released to the public via *** unredacted *** documents. Here's a copy of court documents to download for your perusal when you have time. The article says to pay particular attention to pages 14-19. media.economist.com/sites/default/files/pdfs/Plaintiffs%20Opp%20to%20MSJ.pdfI have a copy of this document in case the Financial Mafia eradicates this evidence from the Internet. So, there. The word is out. The financial sector is really run by a monetary cartel bent on destruction of the anglo world without realizing the position it will put itself in vis-a-vis the muslim and Asian world in general. I'm NOT starting a muslim-vs-christian thing here. What I AM saying is that muslims, Indians, and Asians in general have a long tradition of trading and holding gold as money, as a store of wealth, and Americans and anglos in general have been diseducated from knowing why we have had gold/silver as money over thousands of years - because we cannot be trusted to NOT make things easy for ourselves by cheating, i.e., printing money, stealing from people surreptitiously. That goes for Cherokees, too - Wampum money. There are reasons they chose Peak shells to be money, though I don't know if the stories explain why that is. First of all, even though the shells are plenty, they have to be worked into a final form, and it's not easy, given the hardness of them that provides resistance to drilling and shaping. It's a labor-intensive process that slows you down in accumulating "wealth." AND, it provides a degree of hardness to protect against being destroyed relative to other materials available to Cherokee during the time of Wampum. Bones burn, paper burns, leather burns and can be ruined otherwise, food as a store of wealth over decades will spoil and not survive. Something this hard and stable over long periods of time was needed to protect the store of wealth accumulated over a person/family's lifetime. However, and I don't know if the Cherokees would have realized, given enough time via the absence of the European invasion, that we needed something even more durable than hard shells that could break on hard enough impact (though it wasn't really an issue in the absence of cars, planes, guns, etc. that could exert enough force to destroy an entire necklace of shells in one shot), and something that was divisible. Gold and silver were found to be the answer in western cultures because you could divide it up and it would have the same per-weight value, and you would reform them back into larger pieces through smelting. You can't do that with shells, and what if someone wanted to buy half a bushel of corn and not 3 bushels? How do you make a deal on 2 or 3 shells when you want to pay for only about 1.5 shells, giving you one bushel and no more? So you would have to buy more corn with the complete shells and either let the excess go to waste or give them to someone else. The danger that anglos need to understand is that the Chinese, other Asians, east Indians, and muslims will be the ones with gold/silver as money, and the Americans will have very little. This is very dangerous for the average American, considering recent writings that indicate that Central Banks of the anglo world have been gradually rebuilding gold stocks while keeping the metal price in currencies down low for as long as they can in recent years in the context of a very large macro picture of a world moving back to gold/silver, maybe even an intergenerational struggle between generations of a hundred years ago and today's generation-in-power to stop the power to print money and return the US back to a gold standard before it is destroyed and defeated by non-anglo concerns.
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May 16, 2012 20:01:53 GMT -6
Post by Lone4eagle on May 16, 2012 20:01:53 GMT -6
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May 16, 2012 20:41:06 GMT -6
Post by Unregistered Cherokee on May 16, 2012 20:41:06 GMT -6
It seems to be that the first post is related to removal for access to the gold naturally formed in the ground, and the second is about finding gold supposedly made by Cherokee. I have not seen this elsewhere, but that's because I haven't yet looked for evidence on it. I didn't think the Cherokees had it. I'll look into it, as puts in a suspicious light this web site - www.angelfire.com/ok4/oukah7/#MONEYDoes anyone know about this web site and its accuracy?
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May 17, 2012 10:53:48 GMT -6
Post by Unregistered Cherokee on May 17, 2012 10:53:48 GMT -6
The same web site at angelfire has this to say:
"Other mineral resources, such as gold, silver, lead, and copper abounded in the Cherokee lands, but it was not until after white contacts that these materials acquired considerable economic value." Goodwin, 29 - GOODWIN, GARY C: "Cherokees in Transition: A Study of Changing Culture and Environment Prior to 1775". Univ. of Chicago, Dept. of Geography, Research Paper No. 181, 1977
To the Cherokees, that is.
Elsewhere, it says:
"It is interesting to note that the Cherokees did not produce gold, although surely some nuggets were continually found, year after year, decade after decade. And, after the big Dahlonega, Georgia, find, from which Cherokees were prohibited to mine, several Cherokees did, indeed, get their fair share. Dayunita (Wm. Shorey Coodey), John Ross's eldest nephew and heir, was spotted in the Georgia gold fields. By physical appearance he could pass for white, and he had several blacks with him, so no one would suspect that he was a prominent Cherokee. It is said that he took his gold to Philadelphia, which was then the banking capitol of North America, put it in the bank, and thereafter never wanted for anything during his life of service to the Cherokee people."
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May 17, 2012 21:17:54 GMT -6
Post by Lone4eagle on May 17, 2012 21:17:54 GMT -6
It seems to be that the first post is related to removal for access to the gold naturally formed in the ground, and the second is about finding gold supposedly made by Cherokee. I have not seen this elsewhere, but that's because I haven't yet looked for evidence on it. I didn't think the Cherokees had it. I'll look into it, as puts in a suspicious light this web site - www.angelfire.com/ok4/oukah7/#MONEYDoes anyone know about this web site and its accuracy? The source of the article posted on that website of Georgia Governor calling for Cherokee removal, came from the Cherokee Phoenix. Cherokee Phoenix website www.cherokeephoenix.org/I added the court case of 1831 to the thread describing events unfolding. Keep in mind the reason or accusation by the state of Georgia, is the Cherokees taking natural resources and especially the gold.
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May 17, 2012 22:08:09 GMT -6
Post by Lone4eagle on May 17, 2012 22:08:09 GMT -6
I have a 10 volume book set (first edition 1985) of "The United States Treasure Atlas" which contains documented archives from the US government, of shipwrecks, gold mining history, Indian battles, etc, Cherokees learned from the Spanish, who liked to enslave Native Americans to mine the gold. It was slave labor that produced the Spanish gold in some other states.
In some construction projects, Cherokee clay pots full of gold nuggets were accidently uncovered. Then one county in gaming, raw gold was used for betting on horses.
How many whites were around to see what the Cherokees were doing in their spare time?
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May 23, 2012 12:41:36 GMT -6
Post by Unregistered Cherokee on May 23, 2012 12:41:36 GMT -6
As was mentioned, Cherokees apparently didn't actively mine the stuff, but found them in their raw form. It wasn't until after contact and a few decades that the white's valuing of gold became apparent. Now... Something new that I was afraid would happen, but already has happened in places other than Fort Knox. I'll touch on this real quick in a moment. This is the article I'm referring to: kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/KWN_DailyWeb/Entries/2012/5/23_John_Embry_-_Banks_Are_Loaning_Out_Allocated_Gold.htmlwhich in turn refers to: kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/KWN_DailyWeb/Entries/2012/5/21_Greyerz_-_Customer_Shocked_Allocated_Gold_Not_in_Swiss_Bank.htmlIf you are an investor in gold, you have basically several choices. You can buy gold at the coin shops or online, you can buy futures contracts on the long side and ask for delivery, you can buy gold/silver mining stocks, or buy Exchange-Traded Funds among your options. Now, because these people invest in this stuff typically from several tens of thousands of dollars to millions, it's not safe to store at home unless you've got something like Fort Knox underneath the house. They have it stored at banks and depositories. In the first article, I refer to: -------------------------------- "Embry also added: “It was an interesting interview with Egon von Greyerz that you had on KWN in the last couple of days. I know him quite well and I can tell you I have the highest regard for him. He was talking about the man that went to his Swiss bank to get his allocated gold out, and they couldn’t give him the gold because the bank didn’t have it. "What he didn’t mention in his interview is that when the customer finally got his gold, it was 2011 minted bars. This made no sense because he had been holding the allocated gold for years. That’s just another example that even the allocated gold in the banking system has probably been loaned out. Many of these customers will wake up one day and realize they entrusted their gold to the wrong people.” ------------------------- What am I referring to? Well, if you buy gold and have it delivered to a depository of some kind, that is considered "allocated gold." This means that this is yours, identifiable by serial numbers, weight of each bar, and the hallmarks (or markings that indicate refined this particular bar). That is SUPPOSED to be kept segregated from "unallocated gold." If you have "unallocated gold," you are basically an unsecured creditor in the event something goes wrong and the depository goes under. In other words, you DON'T HAVE ANY GOLD! Now, we have known in underground financial research to NEVER buy the unallocated kind, and be VERY careful who you deposit your allocated gold with, because you could end up losing it. Given this background, here's something else to add (I think I know why now we have a bunch of guests showing up, because they are looking for things specific to my former line of research); the history of the US's behavior in regards to gold at Fort Knox. It is believed by many people that Fort Knox doesn't have the gold that the US Government says is there, because gold was sold off to the European money changers after WWII as part of a scheme to keep the illusion of a stable world reserve currency, but things started to fall apart in the late 60s, and by 1971, the US Dollar was disconnected from gold in the infamous "Nixon Shock" move, in which Nixon had closed the "Gold window" where money could be made, making the US Dollar irredeemable in gold on the international front. FDR made bullion gold illegal to own for citizens in 1933, with threats of prison and fines with the exception of a token $100 worth of numismatic coins, making the US Dollar irredeemable for gold to the citizens. Both of these events were essentially defaults on the US Dollar. Once the dollar was disconnected, then the US Dollar could float free, and the gov't could print money up as fast as they could get away with it. Gold was leased or sold into the market from these depositories to tamp the price of gold down by creating a glut sufficient to achieve the goal. See, when the price of gold/silver goes up, it indicates a problem with the paper currency. The point of the first article I referred to is that the US are not the only entities lending out or doing something with ALLOCATED GOLD. Now, people realize that their gold may not be safe. You see, things are getting worse by the day. A company has stepped up to be ready to print Greek Drachmas, because the gov't itself will NOT have the capacity to print them up. In other words, MASSIVE inflation, or devaluation of the Drachmas in order to start over and build their country back up again. Meanwhile, think about the impact of this on companies like JP Morgan, who made bad bets on Euroland securities. How many of these companies are there in this position? Just JP Morgan, for example. At first, it was revealed to be a $1b loss. Then they said $3b, and now "whoa, $5b." CEO Dimon exploded and just about panicked, according to sources who attended a meeting at the time the losses were thought to be $1b. He knew that $1b was linked to several other things, but what if that is magnified by five times? What else is there? Why panic on a loss of 1% of the company's value? 5% is normal in the financial industry. Protect yourself and be on the look out for Indian resurrection opportunities.
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May 24, 2012 19:44:23 GMT -6
Post by Lone4eagle on May 24, 2012 19:44:23 GMT -6
I've heard a lot of the same stuff. Also I belong to a gold claims club. Membership allows you to have a permit to mine gold on any of the claims. The only problem is, that gold claim are far away from where I live. Most gold claims worth prospecting either are in Alaska or Arizona.
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Jun 8, 2012 5:54:05 GMT -6
Post by Lone4eagle on Jun 8, 2012 5:54:05 GMT -6
Large merican companies that moved US jobs overseas, now are talking about moving plants out of the Eurozone. They see thr Euro as unsafe, looking for more stable contries elsewhere. The greed seems to have a dominoe effect, soon it will all come crashing down.
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Jun 10, 2012 8:34:45 GMT -6
Post by Unregistered Cherokee on Jun 10, 2012 8:34:45 GMT -6
Yep, and it better be soon. Before the Japanese perfect their Terminators. They're already experimenting with a lot of robotics technology to solve locomotion problems, like climbing over walls and even swimming! The faster the monetary system can get shut down, the better off we'll be.
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Jun 10, 2012 11:04:57 GMT -6
Post by Lone4eagle on Jun 10, 2012 11:04:57 GMT -6
Yep, and it better be soon. Before the Japanese perfect their Terminators. They're already experimenting with a lot of robotics technology to solve locomotion problems, like climbing over walls and even swimming! The faster the monetary system can get shut down, the better off we'll be. Problem here in the USA, jobs are being created using more robotics than workers. The jobs require a lot of training to run the programming and most unemployed people or even college grads don't qualify for it.
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Jun 12, 2012 21:12:24 GMT -6
Post by Unregistered Cherokee on Jun 12, 2012 21:12:24 GMT -6
I'm not talking about industrial robots. I'm talking about military robots and Terminators. That is a more serious problem. Do you have any idea of the kind of research they're doing over there?
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Jun 13, 2012 13:08:27 GMT -6
Post by Lone4eagle on Jun 13, 2012 13:08:27 GMT -6
I'm not talking about industrial robots. I'm talking about military robots and Terminators. That is a more serious problem. Do you have any idea of the kind of research they're doing over there? Well, I know the LAPD has been complaining about not being able to use those mini-drones to see what people are doing in their backyards. Drone technology has produced a smaller version of the military drone. A drone which can fit into the trunk of a police car. Drone strikes do kill inocent civilians and I'd hate to see smaller drone capable of shooting like an AK-47. Who knows what else is being developed, soon the police will have military capabilities, in some ways they already do. If they can produce military robots which can't bleed, we'll have a new type of soldier, but mechanical. No, I guess haven't seen what is being developed yet. Might have watched something like it on IBA News, the Israelis tested.
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