View Full Version : Will the Banksters use their “Ultimate Weapon” to Break Greek Resistance?
Ares
1st July 2015, 07:26 AM
Scorched Earth
This week we’ll take a closer look at the showdown between Athens and Brussels. We examine:
The actual text and implications of the referendum(whether it happens or not)…
What’s really going on in the minds of the Troika…
The strategy of Brussels in this showdown…
Whether or not the Troika will use their “ultimate weapon” right now, and why…
Why Greece is still useful to the banksters, even in this broken state…
Plus, lastly, we cover some impressive new sales data in silver…
These are crazy times. Thank goodness we’ve removed ourselves from the nightmare the Greek depositors now find themselves in. If you’ve not yet reduced your exposure to the international banking system, what are you waiting for?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EfuJWGCcjg&feature=youtu.be
Link to video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EfuJWGCcjg&feature=youtu.be
http://thewealthwatchman.com/will-the-banksters-use-their-ultimate-weapon-to-break-greek-resistance/
EE_
1st July 2015, 08:18 AM
Good video, makes perfect sense. The bankers will crush the Greeks into submitting to their will. Probably already a done deal.
Silver sales up big, spot price keeps getting hammered. The have the power.
Monster Spike In Western Precious Metals Demand
By Russ Winter of Winter Actionables
Tuesday, June 30, 2015 12:29 PM EDT
Yes, Martha, western gold and silver demand is rapidly picking up steam. The GLD etf has seen an increase from 701.90 tonnes on June 19th to 711.44 tonnes yesterday. Elsewhere, the US Mint sold a record amount of 1 oz American Eagles Monday at 1,150,000. As POS trades in the range around $16, the US Mint June demand alone looks to be in the five million ounces range, or 8% of world production.
ATMs in Greece: a little late guys.
Similar reports of a significant surge in gold demand is coming from Europe as well. Greece has stopped it’s sovereign gold coin sales.
Now it is cabal controlled financial media outlets like Bloomberg talking about fireworks from a China move to at least a partial gold standard, and a gold reserve revelation.
Over at the Crimex, an eyeballing of the open interest makes it clear there has been even more managed money shorting. If nothing else these psychotics have big cojones. These criminals would like you to believe Greece, and Puerto Rico, and the Ukraine, and China, and, and, don’t matter. I’d say the fat lady has yet to sing.
These scammers seem to be planting straw man and false stories about Chinese gold demand weakening. Then we get news for the latest week (to June 19th), that SGE gold withdrawals were 54 tonnes at a time of year when they would normally struggle to reach even 30 tonnes. The daily delivery counts during the 25% stock market rout are just fine thank you with Friday and Monday totalling 37.14 tonnes. And importantly, unlike in the West, the Chinese public is not gamed and brainwashed into avoiding gold, in fact quite the opposite.
http://www.talkmarkets.com/content/us-markets/monster-spike-in-western-precious-metals-demand?post=67978
Half Sense
1st July 2015, 10:23 AM
Greece should just give the whole fiat system the finger. Kick the banksters out. Greece gets most of their trade from tourism, right? Just tell all visitors to bring gold and silver to pay for their vacation. Their MONEY will go much farther in Greece than anywhere else. And the Greeks can begin to pay local wages in SILVER.
Also, when Greece wants to negotiate with other countries for oil or other goods, they will be able to pay in GOLD. I'm guessing they won't have trouble finding trade partners. For the individual tourist, it's not too much trouble to convert their vacation dollars into gold and silver coins, especially when those coins will buy much more in Greece.
Now imagine people coming back from their Greek vacation, telling how the hotel costs a silver dollar a day, a cab ride was 2 silver dimes and a great dinner for two was less than a dollar. Hmm, people could start thinking about what real coins are worth in comparison to paper dollars or dollars in the bank.
Could this work? What would be the bankster response?
monty
1st July 2015, 10:44 AM
Most likely the response would be similar to the fate of Libya. However I am 100% in agreement with your views.
EE_
1st July 2015, 10:53 AM
Greece should just give the whole fiat system the finger. Kick the banksters out. Greece gets most of their trade from tourism, right? Just tell all visitors to bring gold and silver to pay for their vacation. Their MONEY will go much farther in Greece than anywhere else. And the Greeks can begin to pay local wages in SILVER.
Also, when Greece wants to negotiate with other countries for oil or other goods, they will be able to pay in GOLD. I'm guessing they won't have trouble finding trade partners. For the individual tourist, it's not too much trouble to convert their vacation dollars into gold and silver coins, especially when those coins will buy much more in Greece.
Now imagine people coming back from their Greek vacation, telling how the hotel costs a silver dollar a day, a cab ride was 2 silver dimes and a great dinner for two was less than a dollar. Hmm, people could start thinking about what real coins are worth in comparison to paper dollars or dollars in the bank.
Could this work? What would be the bankster response?
http://i.ytimg.com/vi/mwObSeJ7FEQ/hqdefault.jpg
gunDriller
1st July 2015, 01:54 PM
they're going to send Brad and Angelina to do a fund-raiser ?
singular_me
1st July 2015, 03:36 PM
if there is any last minute rescue, here is plan B
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Syriza’s fraudulent capital controls
By Nick Beams
30 June 2015
http://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2015/06/30/cont-j30.html
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