QuasiYoda

Gold in a Credit Crisis

One point which the AntiGold parties do not seem to be aware is that the US has unsustainable levels of debt. Debt that if paid off legitimately would leave the US barren and owned by the Rest of the World (ROW). So how does one get from under such large amounts of debt on an individual basis? One declares bankruptcy . . . ( at least before the Banksters paid the lobbyists to change bankruptcy law right before this debacle) How does a nation do this ? Simply by devaluing their currency way beyond their currencies of their creditor nations, it's about the only way out unless you have made a major technological advance that the US can control, develop and sell to the world. As your currency is devalued then your debts can be paid off with cheaper dollars. Once that is done you can further your socialist agenda and create a North American Trading block with a single currency for US, Canada and Mexico, the Amero, to compete with the Euro, Yuan etc. saying that in order to compete with the rest of the world, control inflation etc we need to join forces with our North American neighbors. Thus using the same tactics of recent years to push Americans to give up more of the rights granted us by our founding fathers via the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. So understand that Hyperinflation is is simply a tool to pay off excessive debt easily, to force the US populace to relinquish their rights and sovereignty & to further a one world agenda of the Elite Class.

Yes, Gold and Silver will rally incredibly but once the job is done regarding US debt and the Amero Union they will crank up interest rates in a economically painful replay of Paul Volcker's years as FED chairman. Inflation will be capped and you should sell your Gold, Silver, Mining Stocks, Resource Stocks and Buy Stocks and Bonds at major lows. Though one would need to review how far along the BRIC nations have come in their Quest to match the current US a middle class way of life if they still have a long way to go then perhaps the resource sector has a ways to go unlike the early eighties. So we might see Stocks and Bonds bottom but Resources/Commodities could still have legs for further gains. Remember history merely rhymes . . .