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Massive Stock Correction To Send Metals Surging & Elites Lose Control
With the broader markets continuing to be propped up by HOT AIR and Central Bank intervention, only a fraction of investors have prepared for the massive stock market correction with physical gold and silver. Some precious metals investors fear that when the broader markets crash, so will the price of gold and silver… just like they did in 2008.
I don’t see it that way. When the markets crashed in 2008… everything went down together. However, since 2013, the Dow Jones Index has continued higher while the precious metals prices were hammered to new lows in 2015. Even though the gold and silver prices have recovered a bit from their lows, the Dow Jones is definitely overdue for a correction.
The Real Reason The Federal Government Have Been Keen to Blame Russia for Everything: Gold!
April 5, 2017
For the better part of the past year it has seemed as if the mainstream media, with talking points from the federal government, had been 100% obsessed with “Russia did it!!” “It” could be anything as the story has morphed so many times it’s hard to keep track. The “it” is not near as important as the cheer leading by the MSM to remind the public Russia is to blame!
The Federal Reserve, through the world reserve currency status, has been able to push inflation out of the U.S. economy and onto other nations.
China and Russia, along with the member nations of the SCO, EEU and BRICS are in the final stages of moving completely away from the Federal Reserve Note, which is quickly becoming useless on the global stage.
While these nations continue acquiring ton upon ton of gold the U.S. continues to acquire billions upon billions in debt.
Which scenario is more sustainable? As these nations continue to build out their trading systems, to circumvent the world reserve currency, how will the U.S. contend with this new reality? The U.S. government is currently acting like the drunken cousin described above.
Why would BRICS nations, who are responsible for a significant portion of global GDP, continue to accept how the U.S. has treated them? The belligerence coming out of the White House and Pentagon, by way of NATO, has created a global divide. The U.S. is broke and can not pay back the owed debt. We can only bully other nations, steal their gold and bomb those that do not fall into line.
Russia and China are large enough, wealthy enough and strong enough, militarily, to stand up to the U.S.
They have been quietly going about their business – conducting business – while the U.S. has continually conducted war with anyone and everyone. The U.S. has now set it’s sights on these two power house nations. These nations are not Syria, Libya, Iraq or any of the other tiny nations these warmongers have bullied. This time it will be different and the golden rule still applies – he who has the gold makes the rules. China and Russia have the gold, the U.S. has debt.
Soaring Global Debt Sets Stage For “Unprecedented Private Deleveraging”
And there’s no end in sight. Japan just passed a record-high government budget, 35% of which will be borrowed. The US added $1.3 trillion to its federal debt in 2016 and is debating massive increases in defense and infrastructure spending. China’s corporate debt alone exceeds 170% of GDP.
Which leads to three inescapable conclusions:
1) Interest rates can never rise because rolling over this much debt at historically-normal rates would blow up the budgets of both the developed and developing worlds.
2) The only solution – if you can call it that – is massive currency devaluation to make these debts manageable.
3) Since the debt binge has apparently gone parabolic, the reckoning is fairly close at hand. 2018 might be one for the history books.
China has its eyes on water in Russian lake
The Russian lake holds roughly 20% of the world's total unfrozen freshwater, which would be carried to northwestern China and Mongolia, helping agriculture as well as thirsty people and industries along the way.
Russia has high expectations for Chinese cash; Alexander Tkachev, Russia's minister of agriculture, last year proposed a plan to deliver water from Siberia's Altai Republic to China's Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region.
DYI
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