Rothschilds/Rockefellers —> Goldman Sachs/JP Morgan —> IMF/WorldBank….Your government has sold you into bondage!

Here is what a legitimate process of decoding of the matrix looks like.

 

OK, here you go. The basic, vital, info to keep in mind. Also, interesting insight on the Hunt brothers.

Pointed out by BrotherJohnF, this comment by Urban Redneck on Zero Hedge is essential reading towards understanding how crucial the silver market is regarding the entire financial system.

Major commodity producers outside of the PM markets currently maintain outsized commodity trading departments in relation to their hedging needs for production because they need to maintain the size and strength in the paper markets to shake the price free from the paper commodity banks when their shenanigans get out of hand, or trade their way to a fiat profit they are unable to free the fiat commodity price.

In a fiat world, where there is a paper product to meet every conceivable financial desire, the fact that large commodity producers (agribusiness, mining, petroleum) would engage in off-exchange forward physical commodity swaps, which are inherently less cost efficient than their fiat counterparts, should be a warning to smaller market participants as to how rigged and expensive the paper commodity game actually is even at the top.

Large market participants have an inherent advantage over smaller players in any financial market exchange.  When the Comex is finally banished to the eighth circle of hell, new exchange(s) willemerge to replace it.  Hopefully they will achieve more honest price discovery and will better represent the interests of producers and small market participants and less represent the interests of politicians and bankers.  A movement away from dollar hegemony will be painful to those who measure their wealth in nominal dollars, but it will strip some of the power politicians and central bankers to destroy the wealth of their nations through policies of monetary debasement.

The actions in the tiny silver market over the last week demonstrate the determination, power and collusion of politicians and bankers in preventing honest price discovery.  They lay bare the lies of the BLS propaganda as to inflation and the diminishing purchasing power of the masses through unsupported fiat currency printed at the will of the central bankers.  The actions in the miniscule precious metals markets struck at the fiat heart and reverberated through the much larger oil, food, and currency markets.

The immediate CME and bullion bank concern (within the confines of the silver futures market itself) is not directly related to either covering shorts or the paper price, especially since the short positions were opened with monopoly money to begin with.

The primary concern is controlling the flow of the underlying physical silver, and buying time to keep the Crimex scam alive.  The longer the Crimex scam remains viable, the more money they make for themselves and the more wealth destruction by central bankers they can hide.  By shaking the weak long positions out, they now control more of total open interest, and did so at a lower cost and higher profit than possible in an “fair” market, as there are less “outsiders” capable of removing whatever pot of physical silver remains in their vaults through the exercise of long contracts.

Since they now control more of the total supply of contracts, both long & short, they have the option, which they will exercise at their leisure, of either selling them back to the sheeple at a profit, or closing their shorts, depending on their current view of the greed vs. fear conundrum.

Another way of explaining the ongoing precious metals market manipulation is the analogy that the Crimex is nothing more than a crooked poker parlor.  The CME packs some of the seats at each table with shills (the bullion banks) who didn’t actually have to pay for their chips, so there isn’t money in the cage to back all the chips (contracts) on the floor.  Marks are drawn into casino and pay up (current margin requirement) and receive casino credit for the balance of chips desired at the cage before taking a seat at the table.  The con succeeds (and the Crimex dealer, pit boss and the shills book profits) when the mark loses his chips at the table, not when the excess chips are picked up from the table and returned to the cage (so open interest doesn’t need to decline).  As long as the number of marks walking back to the cage to cash out the chips is controlled then the con can continue.  Sometimes the shills have to collude with house to prevent a run on bank, so a combination of margin hikes (revocation of casino credit) and volatility (big bluffs) is employed, and the clueless mark is often sent scurrying out of the casino with a much lighter wallet.

This is a con worthy of Joe Kennedy and his old business partners before he became head of the SEC and “outlawed” some of the very practices which he formerly excelled in.  Nixon abandoned the dollar to gold convertibility in August 1971 by executive order.  However, Congress still had to continually devalue the US dollar against gold since the gold price was fixed and Congress’s spending habits weren’t.  The dollar was devalued by raising the gold price from $35 to $38 on May 8, 1972 by PL 92-268.  The dollar was again devalued by raising the gold price from $38 to $42.22 on October 18, 1973 by PL 93-110.  Since the fixed gold price problem was getting to be like the debt ceiling problem is today a decision to float the gold price was made. The Crimex gold contract was launched on December 31, 1974.   Coincidentally on December 31, 1974 the prohibition of private ownership and trading of gold in the US was revoked by PL 93-373.  Since the original purpose of the Crimex gold contract was to control the devaluation of the dollar-the US Government has been in bed with Crimex and its bullion bank shills since its very inception, just like the local police and politicians on the take who granted the license and continue to allow the crooked poker hall to remain open.

In the past several decades, politicians and bankers have created a worldwide FIAT CATHEDRAL to honor Satan (conveniently denominated in USD and primarily benefiting US politicians spending desires).  The bargain was struck in the hope of receiving FINANCIAL STABILTY and INCREASED SPENDING POWER at no cost to politicians or bankers, but rather at the cost of the wealth and souls of the masses commanded and controlled by the very politicians and bankers striking the deal with the devil.  The gold market forms the vault of the cathedral’s crossing, and the silver market forms the keystone of the central vault.  The equity and debt markets form the transept, the broader commodity futures market forms the choir, and the remaining derivatives market forms the huge nave (primarily consisting of the interest and F/X derivative markets).

 

The central banks maintain gold reserves to back the bullion banks in their battle against anyone trying to bring down the gold market.  The central banks do not maintain silver reserves and questions about depth of bullion bank reserves in the Comex, SLV, and LBMA vaults are leading to serious arch balding.  The collapse of the keystone can bring down the crossing vault and the entire cathedral roof, but how else can the masses save their souls from devil who continues to extract his pounds of flesh through inflation masked as diminishing purchasing power.

How The CBOT, Comex And CFTC Coordinated To Break The Last Silver Price Surge | zero hedge

Nicely worded summary of the silver situation in which we currently find ourselves.

This from a couple of months ago. In China they have, effectively, monetized a metal – copper.

Traders in China use copper as collateral to obtain money from banks, which can then be re- lent to third parties, said Jia Zheng, a trader at Shanghai East Asia Futures Co.

“It appears that the practice of using copper to obtain financing is increasing as companies start to feel the effects of the tightening measures,” said Liang Lijuan, an analyst at Cofco Futures Co. “Imports have been surprisingly high.”

via FT Alphaville » China’s copper as collateral addiction

Governments can only wring so much money from their citizens through taxation without inciting civil disobedience, so they make friends with bankers, who have a way of making money appear from nowhere. The money they create isn’t sound, but almost no one cares. For politicians, it’s sound enough; it provides them with claim tickets to market wealth, which is all they want. Sound money would not cooperate in this manner. It does not emerge from central-bank policy decisions.

via Inflation Inferno I by George F. Smith.

Here is an interesting article highlighted by Rawdoglet on YouTube which illustrates the thinking process of physical silver holders.

 

(Those) who sees central banks as being artificial and dangerous…

…will never sell their precious metals until they see an indication that the unpayable debts and deficits of the majority of western nations have reached a resolution – either by default (bankruptcy of the nations) or by hyperinflation (bankruptcy of the currency).

Which brings about an interesting state of affairs.  Unlike any and every other bubble in the history of mankind, the holders of precious metals will not sell their holdings for fiat currency, at any price.

They may sell their precious metals to buy another asset which they deem as being undervalued in terms of gold or silver – which may mean they sell their precious metals, briefly, for fiat currency but then quickly sell that fiat currency in favor of another asset.

But for those who own precious metals for safety and/or profit against the assured demise of the global financial system there is no price at which they would sell their precious metals in favor of fiat currency.

Of course if someone offered you $10,000 per ounce today for your gold you would be crazy not to accept it.  However, most holders of gold would sell at $10,000 and then immediately sell the fiat currency and repurchase the gold at the current market price near $1,400 to buy even more gold.

via Who would sell gold, silver now?

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