*image screenshot via Google search image
There's been recently a spate of news regarding the Precious metals industry of Fraudulent Minted & Securely Packaged products being circulated and exposed to the General population. That's lead to why I am concerned enough to be writing and sharing my #Alt-views on this subject here today.
After carefully reading into the recent publications and events that's occured and happening in the precious metal sector, One couldn't help but notice and question #WTF is going on here???
We have read articles from @kitco where the leading bankster Elite aka the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund already have dictated the future trading price point for both Gold and Silver up to the year 2020 to be at $1250/Oz and $16.80/Oz by approximates and respectively as per below link and screenshot
http://www.kitco.com/news/2017-10-27/World-Bank-Places-Bets-on-This-Precious-Metal-And-It-s-Not-Gold.html?sitetype=fullsite
*image screenshot via @kitco.com
#Price-Surpression at play?
Well then we have articles exposing the circulation and distribution of forged Minted Bullions as well as Physical Bullion Banks going bust, cropping up like the most recent one below by @rtnews & @financialtimes
Canadian certified gold bar exposed as fake: how many more are out there?
https://search.app.goo.gl/UvLD
Shared from my Google feed
*image screenshot via @financialtimes
And recently uploaded video warnings by @juniusmatlby and @sgtreport on @YouTube regarding the potential risk of getting #Fake Minted Silver Coinage & exposè on Gold NOT being physically available/existence...as video link below...one has to ask the question :
• "Who can you trust to securitise some form of wealth"
• "What would happen if the rest of the World's Contrarian physical precious metal investors and stackers decides to have their own "stacks" tested and finds the similar outcome"?
• what if The Royal Canadian Mint isn't the ONLY ONE being caught up with this #Scandal?
• Could this be part of the "Cause" that's driving down the prices of both PM asset recently?
• what if this is a form of "History repeating itself" referencing to when Gold was at $5/oz & what happened 3 weeks later.
• what if, all the above ingredients are a signal that there's way to many people that are actually holding on to #PAPER-BACKED-SECURITIES of these precious metals, that are now calling for physical ownership and delivery of them?
●***What if the #BULLION-BANKS, (DO NOT) haven't have both the #Physical Bullions nor the #Funds in #Fiat to "payout"/"deliver"... (which is potentially the most likely outcome).****
then...One only can Hypothesize the eventual outcome of this #Precious-metal #Bubble...and reminder that there's already a plan that's laid out back in 1987 for the world's current financial status to see to a new Global Financial/Trade Reserve Currency, which is highlighted in the exposè by @zerohedge recently
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-10-26/everything-you-wanted-know-about-petroyuan-were-afraid-ask
*image screenshot via @theeconomist
And personally I, strongly believe that the demise of a a Currency is near and very possible as per explained by diagram and screenshot below
*image screenshot via @zerohedge.
#Shots-fired and casualties counts are rising. And Always remember :
< Gold is the Ransom of Kings, Silver is the value of Men, Tokens and Barters are for Slaves>
Your thoughts on this matter? Do share your views
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