The Money Masters - Part 2 The solution!

[G-khan]

I am posting this as a sticky thread... bigjon found this!

I want you all to consider buying the DVD's to this. You can order them
HERE! (http://www.themoneymasters.com/orderform.html)

The quality is much lower than what you will get on the DVD and this is something you may want to have to show others.. Plus it will support the makers of the DVD - who deserve it!

Hit the play button to play it - if you do not have a broadband connection this may not work for you.. You may also need to hit your refresh button!

Money Masters Part 2

http://goldismoney.info/forums/web/mm2.wmv

[GoldenSheikUrBootie]

What was the date on this flick? 1996?

[Darkside]

What was the date on this flick? 1996?

Whatever it is I'm sure it's the same guys behind the scenes

[panocrat]

only seen vol. 1 so far, but it seems from that, that silver isn't a great idea for private investment, does it not? if we assume that the fed expands the USD money supply so far as to make it worthless (i.e. they just carry on with what they've been doing for the past 30 odd years), the most likely scenario is then a new currency, quite probably a NWO, fractionally-gold-backed (presuming that people get so fed up with worthless paper that they want some form of genuine value behind the currency, or anyway presuming that the fed can spin it that way enough to make people think that's what they want, which, given their control over the media, is hardly a question) e-currency based on RFID-chipped people, oh joyous vision of the future. if in turn that happens, then they're not going to want silver to circulate as cash, because there is so much silver relative to gold, thus making it harder to maintain a monopoly over. so silver's not going to have a monetary value. it'll of course still have industrial value.

haven't watched vol.2 and it is 3am here so excuse any woolly thinking (baaaaa), but tell me how i'm wrong. i guess sinclair's suggestions that the bankers will take over by expanding the USD supply to worthlessness while surreptiously taking over the gold miners (as witnessed by barrick being run by a bunch of bankers, and the non-recourse loans, hedging and variety of other dodgy financial instruments engaged in by most mining companies) has influenced my thinking, but having seen his suggestions and then having seen that indeed the naked shorts/FTDs are concentrated in PM miners, plus we are seeing consolidation of the industry as he suggested (just saw this happening with my favourite miner, northgate), have all inclined me to take his thoughts on this with more than a pinch of salt.

[freemoney]

hey, if they make silver worthless, give it to me :proud:

[TomD]

Ahh jeeze, why would you want to post that just to destroy my cozy little worldview. Now you've gone and done it---

Material like this is the reason that I come to this site.

[sunny]

Hi!
G Edward Griffin posted his analyss on his website:
http://www.freedom-force.org/

Here is the direct link to the article:
http://www.freedom-force.org/freedomcontent.cfm?fuseaction=meetstill&refpage=issues

sunny

[GoldJag]

Excellent video.
I think US Notes are good for the rest of the country, but I will continue to prefer PM's.
What do you think about the IMF, World bank being the largest holder or "Hoarder" of Gold today. I heard ther is no gold in fort knox.?

[Worldmariner]

Excellent video.
I think US Notes are good for the rest of the country, but I will continue to prefer PM's.
What do you think about the IMF, World bank being the largest holder or "Hoarder" of Gold today. I heard ther is no gold in fort knox.?

Nope. no gold there. Last I heard it was in underground caverns in FL, but then I read that all of our Ag was sold off to the SUA, and our gold went to the bankers as collateral, and moved... now i really cannot find out where.

[des00s]

The makers of this film seem to be set against a return to the gold standard. They are supportive of a system like Lincoln had. I would expect quite a bit of conversation about this from members on this board...

[GoldJag]

Here is a free link for those who want the full text of money masters in print. It beats taking notes while watching the video.

http://reactor-core.org/money-changers.html

[The Argent Dragon]

Hi!
G Edward Griffin posted his analyss on his website:
http://www.freedom-force.org/

Here is the direct link to the article:
http://www.freedom-force.org/freedomcontent.cfm?fuseaction=meetstill&refpage=issues

sunny

Thanks sunny - Griffin is a straight shooter......GOLD rules. :cheerful:

[decebal]

is there a second part?

[alby]

is there a second part?



Yup...


http://goldismoney.info/forums/web/mm2.wmv

[Martian_Time_slip]

only seen vol. 1 so far, but it seems from that, that silver isn't a great idea for private investment, does it not? if we assume that the fed expands the USD money supply so far as to make it worthless (i.e. they just carry on with what they've been doing for the past 30 odd years), the most likely scenario is then a new currency, quite probably a NWO, fractionally-gold-backed (presuming that people get so fed up with worthless paper that they want some form of genuine value behind the currency, or anyway presuming that the fed can spin it that way enough to make people think that's what they want, which, given their control over the media, is hardly a question) e-currency based on RFID-chipped people, oh joyous vision of the future. if in turn that happens, then they're not going to want silver to circulate as cash, because there is so much silver relative to gold, thus making it harder to maintain a monopoly over. so silver's not going to have a monetary value. it'll of course still have industrial value.

haven't watched vol.2 and it is 3am here so excuse any woolly thinking (baaaaa), but tell me how i'm wrong. i guess sinclair's suggestions that the bankers will take over by expanding the USD supply to worthlessness while surreptiously taking over the gold miners (as witnessed by barrick being run by a bunch of bankers, and the non-recourse loans, hedging and variety of other dodgy financial instruments engaged in by most mining companies) has influenced my thinking, but having seen his suggestions and then having seen that indeed the naked shorts/FTDs are concentrated in PM miners, plus we are seeing consolidation of the industry as he suggested (just saw this happening with my favourite miner, northgate), have all inclined me to take his thoughts on this with more than a pinch of salt.

Are you saying the feds are trying to control silver supply by taking control of the miners?