FunnyMoney
7th April 2011, 10:30 PM
Silver climbs over the first wall of worry and beyond the much talked about 40 mark while mainstream investors continue to watch once thought safe assets dig themselves into a deeper hole. There's a saying, "if you find yourself in a hole, the first thing to do is stop digging." Global banking cartels and their centralized govts around the world don't pay much attention to sayings. If digging is what they know then digging is what they're going to do.
Precious metals have long since climbed completely up and any trench finds a quick recovery. Metals investors ponder in astonishment at how deep a problem the global economic system can create for itself and yet still continue breathing down there. In 2008 few expected that those in charge of financial strings would go 4 years running, running the largest debt ratios in the history of mankind and even more into debt. But it's a rare thief that gives up stealing and it's a rare modern day economist that gives up on insanity.
The plan is to fly the economoney over a cliff. That is already baked in. The pilots have bailed out with their golden parachutes and the entire world is now running on automatic. Bonds wash back and forth across the sea and nobody really cares about an audit at this point. Nobody except the few investors out there trying to protect their wealth. What would an audit do anyway? A trillion here, a trillion there, it is real money, right?
There will be no rolling back numbers like those. The debts of the world have become a mainstream reality, an everyday fact of life. Silver and gold have clearly been the last straw of reason. Smart, and sometimes nervous investors look upon the tax, print, spend and war policy of the globe and in very quiet fashion continue to protect with precious metals.
Protection by the sane, from insane money has prevented gold from going down. That's not changing at 40 pieces of debt. The world digs furiously using paper debts. But wealth is measured in ounces not debts. Forty, another stop on the long road to sanity.
Precious metals have long since climbed completely up and any trench finds a quick recovery. Metals investors ponder in astonishment at how deep a problem the global economic system can create for itself and yet still continue breathing down there. In 2008 few expected that those in charge of financial strings would go 4 years running, running the largest debt ratios in the history of mankind and even more into debt. But it's a rare thief that gives up stealing and it's a rare modern day economist that gives up on insanity.
The plan is to fly the economoney over a cliff. That is already baked in. The pilots have bailed out with their golden parachutes and the entire world is now running on automatic. Bonds wash back and forth across the sea and nobody really cares about an audit at this point. Nobody except the few investors out there trying to protect their wealth. What would an audit do anyway? A trillion here, a trillion there, it is real money, right?
There will be no rolling back numbers like those. The debts of the world have become a mainstream reality, an everyday fact of life. Silver and gold have clearly been the last straw of reason. Smart, and sometimes nervous investors look upon the tax, print, spend and war policy of the globe and in very quiet fashion continue to protect with precious metals.
Protection by the sane, from insane money has prevented gold from going down. That's not changing at 40 pieces of debt. The world digs furiously using paper debts. But wealth is measured in ounces not debts. Forty, another stop on the long road to sanity.