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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;InfleXion, post: 1392315, member: 29012&quot;]I would take it a step further. Thing is, when you can create currency (because currency is not money, gold and silver are), you don&#039;t need currency. What this essentially is for is not to make them rich, because they are already so rich there&#039;s nothing they can&#039;t buy, but rather to ensure that everyone else is poor and in perpetual debt servitude. That is why the USD has lost 98% of its purchasing power over the last century since the Federal Reserve Act was passed. It&#039;s about power and control, not money (currency), even though that is the means to such an end. A return to feudalism is the de facto result once there is no middle class, and that has always been the goal of the fractional reserve banking system. Fiat currency is just the weapon, and precious metals are the shield, the real money.</p><p><br /></p><p>Yes, they need to keep this hidden and keep people away from it (hence the silver takedowns to frighten people away) in order to maintain their control, but that era is coming to a close as more and more people awaken to the necessity of sound money to prevent thievery of purchasing power, the ever expanding debt bubbles, and out of control spending that the military industrial complex requires to function so as to preserve the petro-dollar hegemony which is necessary to support a currency that is backed by nothing. It&#039;s all tied together and once the transition away from the petro-dollar is complete, and it is well underway, those holding tangible assets will be the ones in a position to retain their wealth. </p><p><br /></p><p>This is why precious metals must rise, because there is no other way to sustain the path we are on than to keep printing more money, the result of which is loss of purchasing power and the gain of value in all finite resources due to inflation. If this is not done then the method of funding the mechanism which is propping up the currency is no longer in place, in which case inflation will just be that much greater by not being able to export it to the world if they are no longer forced to buy and sell oil in US dollars. It is a vicious circle that only has one potential outcome regardless of which direction is chosen, and the direction being chosen is the one that takes the longest to reach that end. That is unless they will embrace a gold and/or silver standard to put a stop to wealth erosion, which doesn&#039;t seem to be on the table since that doesn&#039;t fit the game plan, but you never know. We should be thankful for the extra time and the opportunity to prepare accordingly.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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