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Minimalist

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  1. No ones claiming $20trillion worth of gold was stolen and the trillions of Oil, there is evidence shown and admitted that a lot of Gold was ordered to go to the US-led new Iraq government (clearly as payments). Plus, Halliburton had major stakes in Oil companies which were owned by **** Cheney AFTER Saddam got toppled on the WMDs lie. The US put in a new gov, where the US (companies that are in direct relationship with the Pentagon) owned their major oil assets. Simple. Western troops (US-UK) went in there to topple the government for elites to get wealthier.
  2. Interesting that it supposedly went back to the Iraq govt the US backed. Probably payments to the US-backed Iraq government.
  3. Anyway Since the Fed attacked Gold last night the paper-Gold price has been stabling.
  4. They photos never happened, mate. The BBC never reported it so all of that is just a conspiracy theory.
  5. Powell out hammering Gold again, calling the money metal "pure speculation" LOL. Fed doing everything they can to print more fiat and claim theres hardly any by printing so printing more fiat will keep the US dollar stronger. Theres no inflation folks, Gold is all speculation, debt insanity can be fixed by printing more fiat.
  6. Aye, legitimate points to be honest. Agree with the silver stacking, the designs on the metal stand out more, plus Gold is a monetary metal which I treat it as. Silver is more fancy and affordable.
  7. Hard one. In my experience, its layered by importance in my opinion... Fundamentally, emergencies should cover a job loss and funeral thats the two most important imo. Then you have the second layer of importance where its appliances or car expenses/replacements. Sticking with an emergency fund that can cover six months expenses usually does the trick, unless you are into buying used cars like myself lol.
  8. During a time of potential WW3... Sad reality. Silver is heavily manipulated.
  9. Its because of the volume of financial securities from the 60s to now. They are gargantuan in comparison. Most people did not have a mortgage in the 60s. Never mind car loan payments. The average household (family), if I can correctly remember by the data, has a mortgage, two car payments and one credit card. We no longer save our hard earned cash in the West.
  10. I was meaning it as a joke (no offense intended, just jesting). You are some guy like I give ye that, the Blackpool lunatic
  11. Ill be honest… I liked Wonger… I hope hes doing well in the psychiatric hospital.
  12. Really interesting read. Judging the article I think the Colombian govt hold the right since its in Colombia, so if one took up the operation to get the Gold and Jewels they [Colombian govt] would send in the lawyers. Its interesting that they [Colombian govt] arent going to collect them. All it takes is a $50million loan from any bank on this planet and someone or a company are one of the wealthiest individuals or entities on earth.
  13. Am I missing something? That isnt a 1oz gold beast
  14. When they describe the UK as "England" or *deep breaths*…… "isnt Scotland part of England". 😡🤬
  15. My mates think im some sort of maniac for explaining the monetary system to them. I have experienced the traditional denial of "Away ye go" "They (banks) cannae do that" etc Too many people are thick, conditioned to the point of brain damage and outright refuse reality. Sad, but its true.
  16. I genuinely believe its worse in the United States than here in the UK. But without doubt, almost half (estimate of around 45%) of working adults in the UK dont have much saved. Majority of the adults have little savings or use a form of debt, easily over 60%.
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