The prices of the precious metals - gold and silver - are under strict
control by the syndicate of the International Bankers. (Incidentally, I speak
of the real power exercised by the International Bankers, in a rather long
article on my website, www.plata.com.mx. I do hope you will read it! Mr.
Trump is finding out, from Jay Powell of the Federal Reserve, that the real
power in this world is in the hands of the International Bankers.)
The time when it was necessary to prove the existence of this control, was
over long ago. Today it is an unquestioned fact. However, most analysts of
the precious metals market continue to bury their heads in the sand of
falsity, for various personal reasons. Thus, they only comment on
"market behavior".
Why do International Bankers wish to control the prices of the precious
metals?
Because their Power is based on the false money that they issue, and true
market prices of the precious metals would very clearly reveal the steady
loss of purchasing power of the false money they issue and thus erode their
Power significantly, or even destroy it.
Now that we have the "Why" for control out of the way, let us
turn to the "How" of the control:
We must distinguish the interest of the International Bankers, from the
operation of the world market in precious metals.
The world market for precious metals includes some of the Central Banks of
the world, as well as private investors handling either their own funds, or
the funds of corporations under their care.
The Central Banks all know that the prices of the precious metals are
under strict control to prevent their rise to a true market value.
Until recently, these Central Banks had no interest in acquiring gold for
their Reserves, as they were satisfied with their operations based on fiat money.
Now that the Central Banks are aware of the great problem of the existence
of an absolutely enormous amount of debt in the world, and of its impending
default, they have a renewed interest in obtaining gold for their Reserves,
at the cheapest possible price; thus, they favor the continued suppression of
the prices of the precious metals and remain silent regarding that
suppression. Their overriding concern is their own solvency, and not the
well-being of private investors or corporations.
Regarding the market for gold and silver on the part of corporations and
private individuals, we have to take into account that the vast majority of
both groups - corporations and private individuals - are heavily burdened
with debt.
Their over-riding day-to-day interest is to maintain solvency and be able
to service their debts with fiat money.
Thus, both corporations and the great mass of private investors cannot
afford to distract funds from on-going operations, and invest them in gold or
silver, because - to repeat once more - they need to service their present
huge debt loads and prevent bankruptcy, and a stagnant price of the precious
metals makes it impossible for them to contemplate placing funds in gold or
silver investments.
Thus the gold and silver markets for corporations and private individuals
has been reduced to a small minority who owe so little fiat money
that they can afford to purchase gold or silver, and wait for its eventual
rise to much higher prices, when the proverbial shit hits the fan. So that explains
How The International Bankers have been able to keep the price of gold low.
At present, the rising price of gold is very worrying for The
International Bankers, and they are now doing everything they can, to stem
its rise. Aiding them will be those corporations and private individuals who
will liquidate their holdings of precious metals to realize a quick profit.
If, in spite of this situation, the price of gold continues its ascent in
the face of a gravely increasing amount of world debt issued by The
International Bankers of the West, the small minority who have been
accumulating gold and silver in a listless market is going to turn into a
mass of buyers who want to make a profit, and a stampede may take place which
will take the price gold to unsuspected heights. "Wait
and see" before buying, may turn into "Do
it NOW!"
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