>>13060913>It's not rocket science. The "system" is the American Banking system, and foreign interests can alter market values on many things like currency by unregulated actions. Yes but also the Global Central banking cabals
>Provoke a war and you change the value of resources normally sold from one of the combatants, etc. If you return to the gold standard, you make it tough to do business with those who are gold hoarders. They'll want gold, gold, gold while you want to trade resource surpluses.Gold "is" a resource, in my opinion not as useful as silver, but still utility, however exists in far more physical surplus in stockpiles refined and above ground.
>The Fed exists to offset political gaming. I just don't think of them as working in the nation's interests anymore, just the super rich, so there we are.Incorrect the Fed exists for it's own 6% profit interests for their private shareholders like JP morgan, Bank of america, Citi bank ect.
>WW2 started over the abuses of the Versailles treaty. They claim that they solved that problem to prevent another war but it always was waiting to happen again once the world's industrial bases began to covet what others have. The rich don't care about laws. They don't care about wars. It's all someone else's problem.they don't care "as long as their profits are not threatened" like any private corporation
>The rich want the gold. They don't know why but they will go mad if they have to share it. Go to the gold standard and foreign interests will go full-bore Gollum to get their precious. It's the beginning. It's the end. Light a candle. It is everything.This is because it hold an intrinsic store of financial energy unlike "paper currencies" The central banks know this and this explains the Shift being implemented in basel iii to "hold" gold as a tier 1 asset. Once the work is done to make a gold bar, to quote warren buffet "it just sits there looking pretty" until later
