Gold, Silver, and Fear: Battling the Fed's Agenda
Exposing the Federal Reserve: Wealth Theft and Inequality
Fear of the saber-toothed tiger was a crucial survival instinct for our ancestors. This emotion triggered heightened awareness, faster reflexes, and improved decision-making in dangerous situations. It prompted early humans to develop better hunting techniques, create safer shelters, and form protective social groups. Ultimately, this fear-driven adaptation was essential for the survival and evolution of our species.
Fear is a powerful and complex emotion that has played a significant role in human evolution and society. While often viewed negatively, fear can serve as a crucial survival mechanism, alerting us to potential dangers and motivating preparedness. The philosophy of fear explores its nature, origins, and impacts on human behavior and decision-making. Some philosophers argue that a measured amount of fear is not only natural but beneficial, as it can drive us to take necessary precautions and make more informed choices.
The concept of preparedness driven by fear is particularly relevant in our modern world, where complex global systems and potential catastrophes loom large. Consider the scenario of a potential nuclear conflict - while the immediate devastation would be catastrophic, the secondary effects could be equally dire. Many people fail to recognize that in such a situation, more deaths might result from societal breakdown and resource scarcity than from direct radiation exposure.
A run on grocery stores, leaving millions without access to food, is a stark example of how lack of preparation can amplify disaster. This underscores the importance of fostering a culture of readiness, not driven by paranoia, but by a rational assessment of potential risks. By acknowledging and addressing our fears constructively, we can work towards building more resilient communities and systems capable of weathering even the most severe crises.
What does this Jon Forrest Little Fear Crap Story have to do with Gold and Silver?
In the event of a collapse of the US banking system, gold and silver would likely emerge as prominent safe-haven assets due to their historical role as stores of value. As confidence in fiat currency and traditional financial institutions erodes, investors and individuals would likely flock to precious metals as a hedge against economic uncertainty.
Gold, in particular, would likely see a significant surge in demand and price. Its status as a universally recognized store of value, coupled with its scarcity and inability to be printed like fiat currency, makes it an attractive option during times of financial turmoil.
The price of gold could potentially skyrocket as people seek to protect their wealth from the fallout of a banking collapse.
Remember the fact that Gold always brings it’s little girlfriend along for the ride
Despite often being overshadowed by gold, silver is experiencing a significant surge in demand, making it an increasingly important investment.
Its unparalleled dual role as both a precious metal and an industrial commodity, particularly in aerospace, military, AI, 5G, solar, and fuel cell technologies, makes it the most valued metal on planet Earth by far.
The gold-to-silver ratio, which historically averages around 60:1, will tighten as more investors recognize silver's potential as a safe haven.
Physical ownership of these metals would become crucial, as paper contracts or ETFs might face scrutiny in a systemic banking failure. Coin shops and precious metal dealers would likely see unprecedented demand, potentially leading to supply shortages and premiums on physical metals.
The Silver Academy is working with our friend Larisa Sprott and have devised your Silver Survival Guide. Precisely because we must opt out of the system and into safe havens. Why would you trust the ruling class, look what they’ve been up to recently
In the shadows of history, whispers suggest that 9/11 was orchestrated by unseen hands, as over 6,000 architects and engineers point to evidence of controlled demolition.
COVID-19, blamed on exotic diets, now reveals itself as a product of gain-of-function research funded by U.S. entities.
US military industrial complex has launched over 251 wars since 9-11 to feed off the blood and innocence all in the name “spreading democracy” killing millions over past decades
Meanwhile, the recent floods in North Carolina raise eyebrows, conveniently targeting those opposing lithium mining—a venture benefiting BlackRock.
As fear grips the populace, the true motives behind these events remain shrouded in secrecy.
Banks are collapsing you just don’t know it yet.
gold and silver be our only refuge against this unfolding narrative
Whereas the Federal Reserve, an unelected body, wields unchecked power over our nation's monetary policy.
Whereas the Cantillon Effect, through money printing and fractional reserve banking, systematically transfers wealth from the many to the few.
Whereas the absence of constraints on currency supply enables war regimes and profiteers to fund endless conflicts at the expense of the people.
Whereas rampant inflation erodes the purchasing power of the common citizen, decimating savings and livelihoods.
Whereas the widening chasm between rich and poor intensifies societal inequality.
Whereas the ruling class seeks to establish a neo-feudal state, consolidating power and resources.
Whereas the Federal Reserve intentionally inflates asset classes, disproportionately benefiting the wealthy.
We, the people, declare this system unjust and demand a return to sound money principles, transparency in monetary policy, and the dismantling of institutions that perpetuate economic oppression.
Do you have any 9/11 links to recommend? I haven't done much research