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You made how much!!! Pt1.
Let's talk money.
Let's use Guy's 200:1 ratio.
Let me show you have to make vast profits for doing nothing and in the second part how to make equally as vast amounts by playing an entirely risk free game and to gain more year on year by alternating those two little plays.
The numbers involved are insane, so I'm going to rationalise them to make it easy, a sort of Monopoly Board game scale, incidentally the 'face' of Monopoly in the USA is none other than JPMorgan. When I've explained this to you that is both ironic and amusing.
In this game I play Banker, so tough, you're gonna lose sucka, big time.
I have £1,000,000 in Gold... I am in the monopoly position to print money based on that (you may think that the BoE and all the Banks of the World are Gov. Depts, they're not) so I can print money and I decide that I'll print £5,000,000 but I don't tell you, you are unlikely to find out so, I do it. I demand a 5% return for my efforts, so next year I add to the circulation another £250,000 and I keep doing it. Until finally there is £1trillion in Gold and £200trillion in circulation.
So it's 2014 (we've been playing for 200 years) and we need to increase the amount of money in 'circulation'* and that is (say) 2.5%...
* this means all forms of money, cash, credit etc.
The 2.5% is cash, but you don't receive it, that would be a disaster, that would mean I don't make money, you do!
So in confine it and charge for it, I confine it to the bottom line of the little banks and they charge highly for it.
The 2.5% is cash and cash only makes up 10% of all the money in the World... so £20tr. times 2.5% = 0.5tr.
The odd thing is that the loss made farming it out to banks is made up for by the payback system that exists to claw it back, so I get back £0.5tr. in profit to add to my £1tr.
Now, the system is inherently leaky and costly and the 'wages' are high, so the reality is that these days the returns are about 20% or about £0.1tr. but that comes back to just one point, the head of the beast, the US Fed Res. the rest goes to other private firms masquerading as similar institutions, Bank of England etc etc.
Now you can't keep buying Gold, there is a finite amount on this Planet.
So what can you do with this money???
The answer was once thought in the 80s/90s to be the answer to the continuing loss of other Country's Gold to the owners of the USFR. Gold Notes, you didn't actually get Gold but the promise of it, so the Rothschilds (see previous post) took these notes and future sums became immediately owed to them, so any real Gold came in and was stamped with the Country's logo and serial number, the account verified and then promptly melted down again and remarked with the Rothschild 'R' and 5 Arrows and serial number.
Then someone had the 'brilliant idea' that this was expensive and instead he thought that the USFR should issue Gold Notes to the Country's that want to store Gold with the USFR and say there is an obligation to buy the Gold at best rates to honour those Notes.
This was a total disaster in the making and it is still sitting there, the biggest Financial melt-down imaginable.
In just 20 years there are promissory Gold Notes that amount to 4 times the amount of Gold on the entire Planet.
So the system starts OK, but it has to snowball or to stop the snowball, you engender a crash, the first crash came just 50 years after the Rothschilds took control of BoE in 1815, the year is 1866 and it was about trying to add Silver to the Core Wealth, it failed, the result was that Silver lost it's shine and the crash was noted to be good for getting a sort of mild 'reset' for the BoE.
The lesson learned in 1866 was that if you overheat, a crash saves the system, it was the start of the Boom and Bust cycles we now cheerfully accept as part of the system, it stems from that date 1866.
Just after that the Boer War was another opportunity 'reset' and it is these two events 1866 and 1902 that lead to WW1, the 1929 crash, WW2 and the festering 'world war' since 1947 right through to today and Iraq.
In the next post I'll explain how you make real money and reset the system all in one go.
Let's talk money.
Let's use Guy's 200:1 ratio.
Let me show you have to make vast profits for doing nothing and in the second part how to make equally as vast amounts by playing an entirely risk free game and to gain more year on year by alternating those two little plays.
The numbers involved are insane, so I'm going to rationalise them to make it easy, a sort of Monopoly Board game scale, incidentally the 'face' of Monopoly in the USA is none other than JPMorgan. When I've explained this to you that is both ironic and amusing.
In this game I play Banker, so tough, you're gonna lose sucka, big time.
I have £1,000,000 in Gold... I am in the monopoly position to print money based on that (you may think that the BoE and all the Banks of the World are Gov. Depts, they're not) so I can print money and I decide that I'll print £5,000,000 but I don't tell you, you are unlikely to find out so, I do it. I demand a 5% return for my efforts, so next year I add to the circulation another £250,000 and I keep doing it. Until finally there is £1trillion in Gold and £200trillion in circulation.
So it's 2014 (we've been playing for 200 years) and we need to increase the amount of money in 'circulation'* and that is (say) 2.5%...
* this means all forms of money, cash, credit etc.
The 2.5% is cash, but you don't receive it, that would be a disaster, that would mean I don't make money, you do!
So in confine it and charge for it, I confine it to the bottom line of the little banks and they charge highly for it.
The 2.5% is cash and cash only makes up 10% of all the money in the World... so £20tr. times 2.5% = 0.5tr.
The odd thing is that the loss made farming it out to banks is made up for by the payback system that exists to claw it back, so I get back £0.5tr. in profit to add to my £1tr.
Now, the system is inherently leaky and costly and the 'wages' are high, so the reality is that these days the returns are about 20% or about £0.1tr. but that comes back to just one point, the head of the beast, the US Fed Res. the rest goes to other private firms masquerading as similar institutions, Bank of England etc etc.
Now you can't keep buying Gold, there is a finite amount on this Planet.
So what can you do with this money???
The answer was once thought in the 80s/90s to be the answer to the continuing loss of other Country's Gold to the owners of the USFR. Gold Notes, you didn't actually get Gold but the promise of it, so the Rothschilds (see previous post) took these notes and future sums became immediately owed to them, so any real Gold came in and was stamped with the Country's logo and serial number, the account verified and then promptly melted down again and remarked with the Rothschild 'R' and 5 Arrows and serial number.
Then someone had the 'brilliant idea' that this was expensive and instead he thought that the USFR should issue Gold Notes to the Country's that want to store Gold with the USFR and say there is an obligation to buy the Gold at best rates to honour those Notes.
This was a total disaster in the making and it is still sitting there, the biggest Financial melt-down imaginable.
In just 20 years there are promissory Gold Notes that amount to 4 times the amount of Gold on the entire Planet.
So the system starts OK, but it has to snowball or to stop the snowball, you engender a crash, the first crash came just 50 years after the Rothschilds took control of BoE in 1815, the year is 1866 and it was about trying to add Silver to the Core Wealth, it failed, the result was that Silver lost it's shine and the crash was noted to be good for getting a sort of mild 'reset' for the BoE.
The lesson learned in 1866 was that if you overheat, a crash saves the system, it was the start of the Boom and Bust cycles we now cheerfully accept as part of the system, it stems from that date 1866.
Just after that the Boer War was another opportunity 'reset' and it is these two events 1866 and 1902 that lead to WW1, the 1929 crash, WW2 and the festering 'world war' since 1947 right through to today and Iraq.
In the next post I'll explain how you make real money and reset the system all in one go.
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