The Biggest Silver Bull Of All Time

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I first started to study economics in 2010 after the ‘Lehman alarm clock’ kick-started my awakening two years prior.  I initially blamed the politicians back in 2008 and failed to see them for what they are – well-paid puppets.

After identifying practically all politicians as shills, my attention was drawn to economics, and I became particularly interested in the silver bullet aspect of purchasing precious metals as a strategy to rid humanity of the parasitical elite.  My deep-felt disdain for the criminal groups of the world made my mind fascinated with the monetary weapon of silver.  Any theory that empowers practically all of us at an individual level is a theory noteworthy of further investigation.

Like real seed is important for individual liberty, so is the concept of real money important for a liberated economy.

My background doesn’t include economics, nor politics or business.  I’ve been a Psychology student, a teacher of Psychology in England, a teacher of English in three foreign countries, a clerk, and these days I’m employed at a half-way house for those leaving psychiatric hospitals.

I have no idea what a Credit Default Swap is, nor do I claim to fully comprehend the mathematics behind most Keynesian theory.  I just know it is all fraudulent, criminal, and designed to rob the people of their wealth.

I also know a little about people though, which made me relate far more to the Austrian School economists.  In particular I believe I understand the benefits of monetary metal as a medium-of-exchange and the notion of bull-runs and bear-runs.

As stated, I’m not an indoctrinated Keynesian, nor am I business savvy but for the remainder of this article I intend to justify the notion implied in the title of this article.  I will commence with the basic notion of ‘bulls and bears’ and then elaborate to conclude that silver –in your own possession – is the best possible financial strategy for the times ahead.  Hope you enjoy reading….

What is a bull or a bear?

Back in 2010 when I first heard the terms ‘bull’ and ‘bear’ I didn’t have a clue what they meant.  Today I believe I understand the notions far better and am therefore able to explain them in a simple manner.

A bull-run is basically when the perceived value of a good or service increases over time.  A bear-run is the opposite.

The increase in a ‘bull’ or decrease in a ‘bear’ may not appear in nominal format.  In other words, you cannot fully trust the $ price of an item when examining the nature of the market.  Central banks and central governments rig the nominal price of goods and services to encourage or discourage members of the public to spend.  However, the nominal price cannot control a bull or a bear market. In fact, it is government and banking cartel intervention that will create the biggest silver bull-run in mankind’s history.

For many years the banking cartel has sent their minions to the London Exchange to ‘fix’ the price of gold.  Since the creation of computerised trading platforms the banksters and their cohorts have been able to manipulate prices of most items with just a few keystrokes – sometimes in a matter of a few minutes.

We really don’t know the true value of items these days.  We live in a world of usury and manipulation that has created squandering of precious resources such as silver, oil, and drinking water.

What cannot go on forever, won’t.

The banking cartel will lose influence as time passes by, and the value of certain commodities is set to sky rocket beyond contemporary mankind’s collective comprehension.

As the suppression of silver prices is revealed, examined, and ultimately ignored, the physical silver market will detach itself from the paper casinos of London and Wall Street.  The nominal price will therefore increase, and the true nature of a bull-market will be revealed as the public pay increased attention.

As stated, government manipulation is just that – a manipulation.  Although they can influence prices through shenanigans such as releasing paper contracts to suppress nominal prices, or put into law the ‘right’ to take on a 50-year-long mortgage to increase nominal prices, the government cannot control the market.  It is important to realise that their parasitical systems merely affect and not command human behaviour.  Bulls and Bears are as natural as can be.  They simply reflect contemporary desires and cannot be controlled completely.

Government intervention created a bubble in the housing market, followed by the inevitable crash.  Even in Europe, where there hasn’t been a significant house crash yet, the nominal house prices are not budging upwards despite all the quantitative or credit easing programs currently being implemented.  It’s rather like having a puncture in one’s tyre.  No matter how much you pump that tyre will never inflate properly again until it has been repaired.  Does anyone reading this believe the housing market ‘tyre’ has been repaired yet?  I believe that government intervention and banking cartel currency manipulation has created the biggest housing bear-run of all time……and the bear hasn’t even started jogging yet.  “10 oz of silver will get you the keys to the house, squire”

Due to the opposite type of manipulation towards silver they have created a tightened spring that’s set to explode some time in the future.  As the physical market decouples from the paper casino and the price ‘fixing’ that accompanies it, the population will once again recognise silver as a precious metal.  The ‘bull’ will be underpinned by the basic economic law of supply and demand.  Economic activity – although influenced by nominal currencies and government manipulation- is ultimately controlled by perceived value from the general public.

Silver versus gold

Like many that have concerns about global governance, currency collapse, and the upcoming paradigm shift, I bought some gold along with silver when I cashed-out of paper assets.  In my case it was a small amount of BofE sterling stored in high street bank ISA that I converted. For others it will be stocks, houses, bonds and other paper instruments.

“Gold is the gut reaction, silver is the smart decision” Chris Duane

I have even spoken to people storing paper cash instead of holding a digital bank account.  This is a case of half-correct, but the half-incorrect is an unfortunate mistake.  Why store all your wealth in physical cash when it is blatantly obvious that central governments and central banks are going to hyper-inflate them?  Furthermore, why support the criminal elite by justifying the existence of their debt-based cash?  Store some physical cash, yes, but just a ‘floating kitty’ for the transition.

Holding physical gold is better than holding paper cash, but nothing beats silver as the best investment in humanity’s long history.  Here’s three points for the gold-bugs to contemplate:

1. The price ratio between the two Precious Metals does not reflect the mining data.
2. Silver has been at a deficit for several decades which means the market in the future will depend on the public selling their silver as the governments have sold all they had stored in their treasury departments.  Do you imagine the public – those that have observed the rigging for months and/or years to suddenly start selling their silver?
3. Gold, like most commodities is controlled, and will be controlled right up until the end of the Rothschild Empire.  If you want rid of the banking cartel, the shortest route is to buy physical silver.  Fortunately, the ‘silver-bugs’, who are a mixed group from all social backgrounds, understand this even if the ‘gold-bugs’ do not.

So if you want to increase your wealth, want to rid humanity of the parasitical banksters, want to have an economy that all have the opportunity to participate in, then you should be sharing the banksters dark secret with all that will listen:

Silver is their Achilles heal.

Think on……………………………………….

Peace