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Sunday, 20 October 2013

$134,000 Gold Price


$134,000 Gold Price
We have been living under the current financial system (in one guise or
another) since the end of the Napoleonic Wars (18031815). This system has
triumphantly expanded debt slavery into every corner of the globe with
stealth. Sure, the majority of people (today) get to move and live freely
within national borders, sometimes across borders, but we are most
definitely born within a system which others own and control.
I have highlighted this ownership here:
http://twoshortplanksunplugged.blogspot.com.au/2013/05/gold-nwoelitesthe-gamethe-ambush.html
The secret in keeping this system mostly undetected by the average person
is very simple; keep them busy, keep them addicted to bling, keep them in
fear and/or at War.
Meanwhile, "The few who understand the system will either be so interested
in its profits or be so dependent upon its favours that there will be no
opposition from that class, while on the other hand, the great body of
people, mentally incapable of comprehending the tremendous
advantage that capital derives from the system, will bear its burdens
without complaint, and perhaps without even suspecting that the system is
inimical to their interests."
- The Rothschild brothers of London writing to associates in New York, 1863 And Mike Maloney brilliantly nails down the mechanism of that system here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFDe5kUUyT0
My confidence in Golds future is attributed only to my confidence that the
powers that be will do everything, anything, in order to save a 200 year old
system from which their power, wealth, and anonymity is derived.
I briefly described in my analogy that the up-coming roll-out of the IMFs SDR
as a type of Global Financial IPO, that, the next [iteration of this] Global

Financial Systemworth in excess of $1.5 Quadrillionwill need to be


supported by no more than 1.3 Billion shares (40,000 Tons of Gold, or, 1.3
Billion Ounces)[and the] current buy-in price per share is just $1,300.
But theres a catch, as I described in a post response, When they devalue
currencies against Gold, especially the US Dollar and by default, US
Treasuries, a large sector of the global Derivative Market will
implode and also require SDR (Gold) backing. This is because much of the
Derivative Market is highly leveraged, and when you devalue the
currency/asset in which the leverage is denominated (USD to USTs)
you effectively devalue the financial product itself against hard
(physical) assets. This is my $134,000/oz Gold price which I believe will be
required in order to stabilises global economies as well as markets via a Gold
Backed SDR.
So if Im correct, and sectors of the Derivative Market do collapse as capital
flight heads into physical commodities and away from paper assets/liabilities
(two sides to that coin), then what value must Gold be assigned, not by the
market, but by the entities whose power, wealth, and anonymity is
derived?
A 10% Fractional Reserve Gold backing of the 40,000 Tons of Gold Reserves
held within Central Banks, against the entire $1.5Quadrillion Global Financial
System, is $1,150,000 per ounce of Gold price!
A 1% Fractional Reserve Gold backing of the Global Financial System is a
staggering $115,000 per ounce Gold price.
Be mindful that all they need to do are three vital things, they are;
1.

Use a 10% Fractional Reserve Gold backing of whatever value of SDRs are
produced.

2.

Offset the $80 Trillion spread between Bank Reserves and Bank
Assets/Liabilities.

3.

Use enough Gold backing to instil confidence within the Global Financial
System and Markets.

4.

Heal current toxic assets currently held on the books of the Central Banks.

This is where my $134,000 per ounce Gold price comes into the picture, as
this value caters for a large enough sum of SDRs, balances the spread,
should be sufficient a vault value ($174 Trillion in Global Central Bank Gold
Reserves @ $134k/oz) so as to instil confidence, and easily heal all toxicity
current held on the books of the Central Banks.
TSP
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