JFK's Silver Policy Got Him Killed: The Truth Behind Kennedy's Assassination

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JFK's Silver Policy GOT HIM KILLED

John Kennedy's push for silver certificates was a direct challenge to the Federal Reserve and that cost him his life. (Meanwhile the attempts on Donald Trumps life won’t stop and Trump has also advocated for similar measures)

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We believe that JFK’s Executive Order 11110, which delegated authority to issue silver certificates, were perceived as a threat to the established monetary system.

The Federal Reserve, threatened by a potential return to silver-backed currency, most likely played a role in the tragic events of November 22, 1963.

While official investigations have never supported such claims, the timing of Kennedy's actions and his assassination as suspicious.

We argue that a silver-backed currency would have limited the ability to finance wars and curbed inflationary practices, potentially angering those who benefited from the existing system.

Gold and Silver is the Opposite of The Federal Reserve Debt Note

Silver and gold stand as timeless bastions of true wealth, a stark contrast to the ephemeral nature of printed money. These precious metals have been the bedrock of economic stability for millennia, their value intrinsic and enduring. Unlike the hollow promises of fiat currency, silver and gold cannot be conjured from thin air at the whim of central bankers or politicians.

Printed money is the fuel that feeds the engines of war, allowing governments to finance conflicts without the explicit consent of their citizens. It's a sinister tool that enables the powerful to wage battles on distant shores while the populace bears the hidden cost through insidious inflation.

The fiat system is a rigged game where those closest to the money printers reap enormous benefits, gorging themselves on freshly minted currency while its value remains high. Meanwhile, the average person watches helplessly as their savings erode, victims of an invisible tax that silently devours their purchasing power.

History is littered with the carcasses of failed fiat currencies, each one a testament to the inevitable collapse that awaits all government-backed money. When regimes fall, their paper promises become worthless overnight. Yet through it all, gold and silver endure, outlasting empires and retaining their value across centuries.

In a world of financial uncertainty, silver and gold shine as beacons of stability and true wealth preservation. They are the ultimate insurance against the folly of fiat and the tyranny of inflation.

Kennedy's Executive Order 11110 was part of a broader vision to reintroduce a bimetallic monetary system.

This approach would have used both silver and gold to back the currency, potentially creating a more stable monetary policy. The idea was that a bimetallic standard could act as a natural constraint on government spending, particularly for deficit financing and war expenditures.

By tying currency to precious metals, it would limit the ability to simply print money, forcing fiscal discipline. Proponents argue that Kennedy may have seen this as a way to curb inflationary pressures and promote economic stability, while also indirectly discouraging unnecessary military interventions by making them financially more challenging to sustain.

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