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Psychologists tell us that there are five stages of grief over loss of
whatever kind, usually death, or breaking up with a loved one, which are:
denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance.
I've applied these to the loss of the dollar, as I see most people today are
still stuck in denial, and here's how to deal with that.
Denial. Most people in America are in total denial. But the dollar is done.
Most probably don't think it's done, because we all still use dollars to buy
things. But do you notice prices going up? That's the key sign that the
dollar is done. The dollar is abandoning you, the dollar does not care about
you, and you have to deal with it. People in denial will repeat the many lies
taught to us all by the media and schools. The most popular of these
delusions are, in order, "gold is too high now," "how would I
sell it," "gold bugs are crazy," "I'm not sophisticated
enough to invest in gold," and the classic denial line, "I don't
want to hear anymore about gold."
I've actually researched over 100 gold bashing nay sayers, and
gathered together all the most popular statements of denial, which you can
see, here: http://silverstockreport.com/2009/bashers-say.html
Back in Dec. 2009, the most popular statement of denial was "gold
is too high now", and that was when gold was $1200/oz. Today, almost two
years later, gold is $1785, and climbing. Clearly, everyone who thought gold
had topped out were simply in denial.
To get past denial you must accept the truth of sayings such as,
"democracy is two wolves and a sheep voting on who to eat for
dinner", and realize that our founding fathers never gave us a
democracy, but rather, a republic, because they hated democracy, which is
nothing more than mob rule. Democracies are inherently unstable, because when
the people understand that they can vote for themselves
benefits out of the public treasury, then it's over. Why is it over at that
point? Because with socialism, eventually you run out of other people's money
to redistribute. And then, to pay for things, the only way to do that is to
print money, which will destroy the dollar. America hit all those points back
in 1933. That was a long time ago, and that's when we abandoned the gold
standard. You should also realize that Obama is not as scary as the
electorate who voted for him in the first place. Obama may come and go, but
the stupidity of our fellow Americans is probably still with us, don't deny
it. Acknowledge reality, accept it, and deal with it. Best way to cope? Start
buying silver, or work past the next stages of grief. First step, visit your
local bullion dealership, or place an order with www.jhmint.com or
call (530) 273 8175.
Anger. Very few of my readers have hit the anger stage. Not even many
prospective silver or gold buyers have hit this stage. Some anger is out
there, as it's manifesting itself in the Tea Party movement, and now in the
Occupy Wall Street movement, but those are still very small movements. They
will get bigger. To get past the anger stage, move towards feelings of pity.
Pity those who are not smart enough to buy silver, because they are the ones
who will be wiped out. Pity even the bankers with their billions and billions
of dollars, because the silver market is still too
small for them to buy into it, and as deceivers, they are self-deceived, too.
Pity them. But you won't be wiped out, because you have silver, right?
Right?? Well, not many in the Tea Party or Occupy Wall street movements have
silver, but that's because they are still stuck in the anger stage. Get past
it. Buy silver.
Bargaining. This is not about using silver to bargain for things. It's
about thinking you can fix things. At this stage, you may think that you can
get involved in politics to try to fix the dollar. Nope. It's way beyond
that. Donations to Ron Paul's campaign will not save the dollar. In fact, Ron
Paul might help to destroy the dollar even faster, even if he is capable of reducing
government spending. But even if Ron Paul were to become president, there is
still congress, who would keep spending, and who is a reflection of the will,
the selfishness, and the delusions of the American people. Or, perhaps you
may think that you can find numerous investments that will outpace the
decline of the dollar, so that you can buy more gold and silver. Well, I
certainly thought this way for a while. Occasionally, I still do. But
overall, the dollar has to decline against something, and that something is
really just gold and silver. To get past the bargaining stage, invest over
half of your assets or net worth into silver and gold.
Depression. This is not about economic depression,
it's about your feeling depressed and sad over the death of the dollar. Many
people erroneously believe that if the dollar dies, there will be economic
calamity (because that's the lie that supports the dollar), but recent
history shows that's not true. After gold went up in 1980, it was economic
boom times, as so much fraud was wrung out of the system. Also, when the
dollar really dies, many people who were on the dole will become despondent.
Many people who receive government entitlements do not feel they are on the
dole, they really feel entitled to the money; they are still in denial, and
still voting to make sure they get the handouts like social security, etc.
Hey seniors, social security is bankrupt, congress raided the funds years
ago, and there is zero money backing it up these days; they are printing new
money to pay you, and this won't last forever. When that flow of funds is cut
off, people are going to be depressed, and until they get jobs, so will the
economy. To help deal with that stage, buy silver. If you are on any sort of
fixed income, or government assistance, you need to buy silver more than
anyone else, because silver will keep you fed when the flow of funds is cut
off.
Acceptance. Eventually, you will realize that we will all be better
off without the dollar. Debts will be wiped out. Banks and usury slavery will
collapse. Government size, largesse, corruption and theft will dramatically
decrease. Businesses will flourish. It's not like after war, when entire
cities, buildings, and people will be destroyed; but rather, ownership of
assets will simply change hands, and life will go on. A lot of people
"on disability" have tried to get a job working for me. Most people
can work, they just don't want to, especially if they don't have to. Older
people actually live longer if they keep working. Retirement is a cruel joke.
I could have retired 7 years ago, but why? It's more important to keep
helping people. Ministry, service, & working keeps you young, keeps you
going, gives life meaning and purpose. The dying dollar can't be saved. But
individual people, who have stacks of dollars, still can be saved; just get
them into silver! So, I hope you can see why I've opened up a bullion
dealership. Next best thing to doing that, is to
share this article with one of the deniers!
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