The Illusion of Global Economic Equilibrium

December 29, 2011: The commodity market price of silver continues to fall as the market manipulators plunder the system in support of European banks. J.P. Morgan Chase and others have painted themselves into a corner. They have purged the silver market of true speculators by raising margins beyond the ability of most investors to cover. With a shrinking supply of outside capital entering the market, the manipulators are now being forced to grease the machine with anyone’s funds they can grab before they are forced to use their own capital.  But alas, the entire global economic system is in decline, near default, and is demanding more illusionary currency than the system can legitimately create. The illusion of global economy solvency is becoming transparent to the everyday investor. The source of that “bad feeling” many people are sensing deep inside is our Economic Reality stepping out of the smoke and aside from the mirrors.

As long as the illusion of global economic equilibrium is maintained by the media, the average person will remain asleep and unprepared for what is coming.

Again, thank you J.P. Morgan Chase and fellow global financial de-constructionists for a wonderful buying opportunity!

The banksters may not legally confiscate or foreclose on a tangible asset of which he has no right or claim. The physical possession of gold and silver is a common desire and goal for those who understand that the possession of property is the determining factor in a person’s economic freedom.

Dollar devaluation is coming. Before that occurs gold and silver may be “called-in” or “confiscated” in exchange for fiat paper. Then the dollar will be devalued by declared increases in the values of gold and silver, which is ten no longer in your personal possession. It is well within reason for us to see economic history repeat itself in this way.

http://www.the-privateer.com/1933-gold-confiscation.html  (F.D.Roosevelt’s executive order for gold and silver confiscation, circa 1933. Many good Americans chose to “break” that “law,” and, like the banksters, they maintained their wealth by rejecting a devalued paper dollar by “hoarding” a higher valued ounce of gold and silver.)

http://www.federalreserve.gov/boarddocs/speeches/2002/20021121/default.htm#f19  (where we are going as per Ben Bernanke, circa 2002)

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703506904575592471354774194.html  (the Fed purchased US treasuries, i.e. like paying a credit card bill with a credit card)

http://www.zerohedge.com/article/exclusive-feds-600-billion-stealth-bailout-foreign-banks-continues-expense-domestic-economy-   (compare this article to the #16 side note as “promised” by Bernanke in his speech)