>>4524338

>All these are just various deflationary, finite assets that are attempting to overturn this money-backed-up-by-thin-air. This battle is united against a common threat.

Do any of you truly understand why currency is needed to build on earth and why metals were used as a standard?

How does crypto mining reward humans? No one mining is using their own human energy, it's a compilation of manufacturing and math and engineering. People complain that hardware hits the open market after hw developers bump up the complexity during R&D then sell when they're on to another version.

It's ultimately getting automated more and more and not a true calculator of human efforts. If mining wasn't rewarded and transacting and public ledger were just used to manage another standard cost of living, crypto would be ideal. But until that point it's a pipe dream.

Returning to metals is just an easy answer as there's no hidden technology to make mining from earth easier for any one developed country over another. The mining yields products used for other industries just like gold mining has a silver byproduct, and oil refining can bring kerosine, diesel, and other products other than standard gasoline.

If the standard was going to be new it would be based on alliances agreeing what the minimum effort between their countries can/should yield.

So if everything I wrote is true, there's zero reason to believe bitcoin is going to stick around unless the mining equipment is being re purposed outside bitcoin. I heard rumors about some AI using it but that's been unfounded. If it could be repurposed it would continue to grow as it's waste would essentially be recycled more and more.

>>4527923

I need you to elaborate how the denominations per oz arose.

Why is 1oz Platinum = $100, 1oz Gold = $50, 1oz Palladium = $25, 1oz Silver = $1?

I get the inflation/deflation association but not the metal valuation.

Also why would gold destroy the fed but it's not the most valuable? I also don't understand how reversing the fractional reserve method isn't a reset. If it is a reset wouldn't gold be more valuable once the fed collects the majority of it, like they did in 1933?

>>4528468

South Africa is going to out the whites that made them neighbors to opt for cheap Chinese goods in exchange for materials, which won't last long then they'll be slaves to the asians.

>>4533781

I don't get your chart. It suggests we're coasting parallel and April 2017 was the closest we got. Why JP Chase? Weren't they shorting silver to buy tons? JP Chase is the american banking interests for the rothschilds world bank. Not really american interests.

>>4537952

The FED uses the brand of the US Dollar. Everyone here knows the FED isn't American but it's given the world the appearance all their troubles arose from America spreading their dollar.

How's it in our best interest to leave the FED, leave our world dominance, when we can just seize it and make the FED an American product?

>>4538312

All that I'm reading here seems like NESARA which was several metals, no income tax, and only sales tax on buying new goods. Check it out because it's apparently going to be a party

>>4551706

>>>Never heard of NESARA before

>>https://amazon.com/gp/product/0965112403/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i0

>Product details

>Hardcover

>Publisher: NESARA Institute (2005)

>Language: English

>ISBN-10: 0965112403

>ISBN-13: 978-0965112406

Interesting. I know MAGA was from Pat Buchanan's Make America First Again, who ran against Clinton and the last politician to declare publicly that the rest were a member of a New World Order and subjugating americans https://hooktube.com/watch?v=57NHBkcjs3M

>>4551474

>NESARA Institute:

>Nesara Institute, Inc. is a Louisiana Non-Profit Corporation filed on January 22, 2001.

>The company's filing status is listed as Inactive and its File Number is 35030472N .

>The Registered Agent on file for this company is Jean T. Barnard and is located at 23805 Greenwell Springs Rd., Greenwell Springs, LA 70739.

Filed ~8 months before 9/11/01, so that adds up. What is also interesting is it's Louisiana not Delaware or any typical incorporation state.

Wasn't it rumored Qanon started on LSU boards? Found it. 66k posts before November 2017

>"Q: p3640: Q0 = Air Force One/Q+, ? Panic in DC… - Unraveling ToE Thread Posted on 10/30/17 at 1:14 pm"

>https://www.tigerdroppings.com/rant/politics/q-p3640-q0–air-force-one-q–panic-in-dc—unraveling-toe-thread/73190719/

>>4552879

>That LSU board looks updated or manipulated somehow. I'm not going to trust that they posted that much info on 10/30. Moreover, a lot of the lingo that was used in that first post emerged organically on 4ch and 8ch weeks and months later. Unless they seeded it, then that dog don't hunt.

Odd part is archives for the users post are regular until 2 weeks before the post is made then never occur again.

>http://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.tigerdroppings.com/users/prof.aspx?u=94005

The first commenter also had archives stop several weeks prior to the comment.

>http://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.tigerdroppings.com/users/prof.aspx?u=104534

Same for the next

>http://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.tigerdroppings.com/users/prof.aspx?u=57897

On and on.

This user TheFranchise posted 11/1/17 (page 5), archives show something for 11/30/17, but link reads 9/16 and 'recent posts' confirm that.

>http://web.archive.org/web/20170916192039/http://www.tigerdroppings.com:80/users/prof.aspx?u=5215

Same BS when I tried to look at the staff of the webhosts FBI claimed Russia used to hack DNC.

>https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.vultr.com/about/team/

There was a staff change around the publication time and the new staff's pictures are missing. Integral positions as well.

>>4579527

People keep shilling "cult" and "scam" like there was supposed to be a handout in the 90's but no one got their money back.

I haven't found anything in my digs other than it was a plan how to evolve our economy to get rid of federal credit lending and retain some taxes for operating. No one shilling has shared their sources and since it's based on 4 metals to back money and the military pushing it, I can only assume it's a shillworthy topic as we're all here under the assumption Q is military intelligence and Q recently said gold will destroy the fed.

>>4601299

We're listening but you claim we're not "riding" until that video hits 144k, which if you were paying attention there just isn't enough people viewing and frankly you're relying on a google counter which isn't a company any of us trust anymore

>>4601554

Are you guys bots? Am I being used for some Turing testing? I'm all for riddles but I'm all out of adderall to figure out what a pinkish hex color and 600mL of water means.

>>4550789

>>4551474

>>4554382

>>4554620

>>4554742

>>4555024

>>4555193

Lots of NESARA = SCAM shilling here but look at the two first bills presented to the house

>https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/116/hr24

>H.R. 24: To require a full audit of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and the Federal reserve banks by the Comptroller General of the United States, and for other purposes.

>https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/116/hr25

>H.R. 25: To promote freedom, fairness, and economic opportunity by repealing the income tax and other taxes, abolishing the Internal Revenue Service, and enacting a national sales tax to be administered primarily by the States.

Can these pass the house if election fraud freezes 35 of the added 40 for election fraud?

>>4609730

Also not keen on making south africa whakanda. Don't they have tons of platinum and a lot of other materials mined?

>>4610102

I was referring more to the new government that advocates taking white farmer land or killing them, but wont let them leave.

I foresee white slaves in the future mining platinum while whakanda grows/implodes.

>>4608977

>>4609048

>>4611694

What's everyone's thoughts on this?

>http://halturnerradioshow.com/index.php/news/u-s-national-news/3682-pelosi-tells-homeland-security-i-reject-your-facts

>Pelosi Tells Homeland Security "I Reject Your Facts"

Seems like a setup to bring "fake news" to DHS seeing there's election fraud rumors going on about the house and this is what DHS covers.

>https://www.dhs.gov/topic/election-security

>The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (DNI), and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)—in coordination with federal, state, local, and private sector partners nationwide—are continuing efforts to protect our elections.

I've heard "rumors" that democrats won 40 seats, because of election fraud and it's being investigated.

>https://nypost.com/2018/12/29/maine-governor-writes-stolen-election-while-certifying-democrats-victory/

Democrats apparently could refuse to seat NC, so why can't Republicans do similar if fraud is found?

>https://www.washingtonpost.com/powerpost/democrats-could-refuse-to-seat-north-carolina-republican-hoyer-says/2018/12/04/71fe2b12-f7e3-11e8-863c-9e2f864d47e7_story.html

We already have one vacant seat and press on.

>https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/03/us/politics/mark-harris-nc-congress.html

Seeing they only control the house by 34 seats, what if 34+ of those 40 seats are frozen and they vote? Can they vote like that?

Wasn't that how the FED got started?

>https://famguardian.org/Subjects/MoneyBanking/FederalReserve/FRconspire/fra.htm

>The silliest of the Federal Reserve conspiracy theories is that the Federal Reserve Act of December 23, 1913 passed illegally. The constitution stipulates that both the House and the Senate must have at least half their members present, a quorum, to vote on any bill. According to this myth, the Senate voted on the Federal Reserve Act (known as the Currency Bill at the time) deviously in a late night session when most of its members had gone home or had left town for the holiday. This was done to impose the will of a pro-banker minority on the objecting majority. Since no quorum was present, the Federal Reserve Act is not valid.

So Republicans could detain enough democrats to pass this to the Senate, then execute with Trump and move on.

>https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/116/hr24

>To require a full audit of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and the Federal reserve banks by the Comptroller General of the United States, and for other purposes.

Look at the bill presented right after it:

>https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/116/hr25

>To promote freedom, fairness, and economic opportunity by repealing the income tax and other taxes, abolishing the Internal Revenue Service, and enacting a national sales tax to be administered primarily by the States.

Seeing the DOJ runs out of funds in early Feb and it's a Democratic priority to fix this. I think that's the ploy. Didn't Q say they planned to tank the economy in March and Q had a counter plan? Didn't GM/Ford stop announcing monthly reports for quarterly making the next reports around that time?

If DOJ runs out of funds before March, who's going to protect Democrats if DHS rounds them up for election fraud, unseating enough votes to pass these and rid the IRS before April? Am I dreaming outloud here?

>>4644440

Average of like 1k/mo, you have forever

>>4661572

Why prepay rent and utilities for this event? You have a lease so they can't spike costs on you, your silver/gold/crypto should cover these. If they did spike what's their recourse? Police wouldnt help them, they'll have bigger issues and 1000s of other landlords asking for same help. Utilities would shut down totally or run as usual but not cut off random users.

$100k:

-$25k silver

-$15k gold

-$10k platinum

-$8k 1-2 bitcoins

-$10k water / food

-$5k guns / ammo

-$12k nearby wooded land

-$10k building materials / backup vehicle or ATV

I think gas would be a waste if you're thinking of driving, you can't double your tank and carry supplies and you can't assume double tank means you'll find more gas before your destination. gas is only good for generator and burning things down.

>>4663398

I duno if SHTF means people will know pre-1964 coins are worth 11x face value. I have roughly 500x 1oz silver coins and bars for trading. I plan to just break those 1oz down for everyday purchases and my 100g/400g/1kg/100oz bars for if/when there's a new currency I want to trade-in and rejoin society.

>>4663432

You can easily make a firebox with cement, or a cheap safe and replace the lining with cement.

The land is good to double as a place to bury your major metals. I recall living in NYC I couldnt get large orders delivered to my apartment so I had to get a UPS box and pick up. Made me think about if SHTF do I want to keep that much weight in my apt knowing to move it to my car I'd have to take several trips and risk running upstairs leaving so much value in the vehicle able to walk off

>>4663662

Metals are in lieu of stocks and 401k and hedge against inflation seeing yellow vests are calling for a run on the bank today, it'd be hard to even get all your cash out any day let alone when shtf

>>4677371

Also note how many backed this. 25 people I believe, HR24 only had 2

>>4695260

confirmed

I've got a question for everyone here. Thinking "big picture" why would we fall back to metals and expect to see explosive growth in value?

When you think about what money is, it's trust. It's why banking was always based on trust and relationships.

We all seem to believe real estate is a bubble, tech is a bubble, and the USD is a bubble. But the USD grew to a world wide backing because of our ability to enforce our laws on other countries thanks to sanctions and military. If you look at the wars we all blame the world bank for, why did the bank want us to go to war with these countries? I've read it was over gold, they were the last central banks to use gold. We got in and took the gold making them dependent on the USD.

Now here we are 2019 and 97% of the world is off gold and metals, right? Why would it go back if those that wanted us off gold, and collected most of it for centuries, are gone?

I bring this up because France YellowJackets encouraged a run on the bank. This was outlawed when fractional reserves were issued but that was written to get the reserve going. We know that thanks to usury more than 57% of Americans have less than $1k in the bank. IRS prevents people from cashing out their 401k without their employer's OK, and there's even some banks that don't have branches anywhere, they're completely online.

Would a run on a bank even effect them?

>>4701070

>There is strong support back at "1913"

My point exactly, 1913, back when the world used metals before it was dependent on tech and a world economy.

>All bubbles pop. Find the consolidation point and prepare accordingly. Tech was here to bring you the message. Did you hear it?

If banks can't let people cash out 1:1, or at all, people are going to try to buy something with their balances like crypto. While I'd like to see metal win out because it means majority of the developed world will be forced to wake up or die off, it's more likely that crypto of some sort would win because they can't prevent people from spending their entire balances digitally, they can only prevent withdraws .

>>4701255

Dude you're hyperbole is cute but the question is legitimate. There's a reason we don't trade rice or grain as currency. Gold and silver were traded because they were "wanted" by the wealthy which had leverage over rulers and those that traded in their lands and the miners that dug on other lands. It was considered an equal cost of labor on something those found hard to obtain except those that owned the mines which were the wealthy.

I'm starting to think you either don't know and just have a tunnel vision for something in the past you can't articulate or you're a shill. I'm secure either way just looking to discuss with people not stuck on crypto or the USD and have a larger vision of how the world worked in the past, and currently works, to see what's most the likely direction it'll to turn.

>>4704327

>tfw when you realize they didnt have any kind of technology in 1913 that relies on gold/precious metal the way it does now.

If tech was so dependent on metals their price would have sky rocketed in the past 15 years.

Tell me when you understand they don't use gold in technology anymore and China created a way to give copper the same characteristics as gold to use for mass manufacturing in electronics. We also have efforts to make graphene in manufacturing and we've gotten to a point where we can't use electrical and started looking at photonics to replace electrical.

It's why silver mining outputs have gone down the past few years.

>>4709502

So most everyone here believes we're going back to metals yet this chart shows declining output since 2015 and ZERO government sales after 2013?

Also didn't we establish that as of today the largest holder of silver is now JPMC, with 120m ounces, which only started buying since 2011?

Once their buying stops the price should drop with demand and since it seems that industrial fab peaked in 2011, I don't see how anything supports us going back to a silver currency

>>4701070

Palladium wont stop rising. It's now up 50% over 6 months and you're saying it's worth/going-to-be-worth 25% what Platinum is? That's over an 800% swing "in the near future". Any facts or logic you care to share or just continue with the nonsense you've been contributing thus far?

>>4718287

I can step out of my skin, I've taken that trip of 'what if' many times. I have all but palladium I just don't see how it comes to fruition without starting WW3.

What percent of the American population owns any metal let alone enough to buy food for a week should this occur? Why would America roll this back knowing that platinum being the most valuable puts a white-genocide south africa as one of the wealthiest nations and would impoverish half of america?

How do we deflate and not start a civil war?

If there's a civil war someone else attacks and apparently the top of that list is China then EU.

If there is no civil war we have half the country poor then there's more reason to subvert or outright attack us.

If we face a major population decline from half losing all their worked for (57% have less than $1k in their bank and that means they couldn't even deflate to $1 IF, IF, they were able to withdraw it all) and most of this depends on the markets crashing which is where most have anything invested since banks pay fractions of a percent. If we have a majorly declining population America loses.

Right now inflation taxes our savings 1-2% YoY while most rent goes up YoY, latest studies show renting is cheaper than owning.

>>4723774

You're in a board discussing NWO 'replacement' currencies. XRP is very much NWO v2. It ONLY survives if NWO does

>>4724108

>XRP isn't nwo, you are retarded and don't even know what the hell you're talking about.

lol. it's centralized and you could only buy through CC initially, now its traded privately and handed out to banks.

LOL I bought 250k XRP in 2014 for $500 and sold when it got close to $3. It was a western union alternative but when you couldn't buy directly it focused on banks.

Western Union is NWO and so is SWIFT, XRP looks to be v2 both.

>xrp is a currency that is used by banks to transfer huge amounts of money in less than 4 seconds.

Wtf does this prove in your mind? Ripple came out from a "well known" founder and is trying to replace SWIFT (which is NWO) and works with moneygram (NWO)

>Ripple recently moved $755 Million XRP In 4 Seconds For less than 1 Penny

Again are you spamming this board or trying to convince us that a private ledger is something new and trustworthy?

>the future everything will be tokenized, all currencies, all precious metals, all foods, all paintings everything.

>this is the ultimate block against all fake currencies and products.

Nothing you stated is new information nor is it anything to support your claim it's not NWO. You're pretty clearly an idiot.

>>4724170

Forget they're centralized they're private. XRP is SWIFT v2, nothing more.

>>4727241

>Bitcoin and other similar to it are prone to 51% attack. anyone who can take over the network can tamper with the data and double spend.

LMFAO, "public ledgers and systems can be compromised you just need to trust XRP controls everything and has everything under control"

you're a tool and a useless one at that

>>4724601

"XRP isn't NWO because banks use it and it sends fast". You're an idiot.

>>4726875

If XRP was legitimate they had a chance to buy moneygram for under $1b at the same time XRP was worth like $50b.

It's a no brainier if you want to be a system taken seriously. Instead they merely "worked with" MG

I got some XRP back when I learned about BTC and the cost was so insignificant it was like buying an ounce of silver and just dreaming. I totally forgot about it until it peaked last winter and I sold/traded 95% of it to buy metals and land.

>>4727663

Same reason they freeze turbulent markets, they over leveraged hoping for the best and planning for the best and got caught off guard. If coinbase were run in a red state it might be taken more seriously but CA/NY makes most people question if its legitimate except libtards with tunnel vision of being multimillionaires

>>4728120

"research for yourself" isn't the same thing as "think for yourself". "that which can easily be asserted can be easily dismissed".

There's a reason papers have proofs and sources and those saying research for yourself usually didnt do any themselves or don't remember their facts and can't quote how they tied things together.

>>4728945

>So Coinbase is acting as a securities exchange?

>Over leveraged? Please say more?

Coinbase is in America, specifically California. Does California or the US Federal government accept crypto for taxes? Only Ohio as of recent.

Coinbase has employees, they want to be paid for their time and contribution. How does Coinbase pay their employees? Think it's bitcoin and they just pay rent and mortgages in bitcoin? Coinbase is like every other currency exchange company with the exception they pay more per employee and have have more employees. They still need to turn a profit in USD. They can't just sell BTC to a competitor and cash out to make payroll.

When they run out of money they slow transactions and try to pick out the transactions with the least amount of risk and most reward.

>>4729506

What are you talking about impossible math concerning coinbase operating in california?

Are you trolling?

>>4741110

>Is the Clinton Foundation the KEYSTONE that holds the entire structure of the Cabal together?

I think Q said the Keystone was key=military intel & stone = potus.

FBI was created in 1908 as a local source of intel on americans, likely to control politicians which controlled the military and eventually allowed the fed to take over their ability to print money.

CIA came around after WW2 to keep intel on the world as the FED spread to new countries under the control of the military.

Information is important as Trump eluded that many wars were the result of poor judgement. If you don't control the info how do you know if you're doing whats in your best interest or someone elses?

I think "future proves past" is to remind people that intel comes from sources that ultimately get proven or disproved over time. People won't know if things are in their best interest until they unveil a larger picture which won't come unless their futures look more secure

>>4527923

Platinum dropped 2.5% again meanwhile Palladium is now worth more than gold.

Do you have dates on these metals or are you just saying "eventually" and hoping it's in our lifetime we see this?

Gold - 1291

Palladium - 1293

Silver -15.65

Platinum - 801

>>4754763

>youtube.com/watch?v=nmtw8grnnUM

>144,000 and the new notes ride. Dates are for timekeepers. Tread carefully or fall victim to the reaper.

Calling bullshit means crypto is likely the next replacement. This gained 2k views since September. Maybe I'm not a patriot but I don't care to live another year in this system and the stats show this is 9+ years away from reaching YOUR quota.

>>4755593

>If this is all too slow for you then maybe you need to watch the views on this instead

I don't need to watch gangnamstyle stats, You're the one saying we get to enjoy the fed until this reaches 144k.

Whether this is a fictional delusion you enjoy sharing or not, the video you claim needs 33k more views isn't rising 1k per hour.

Stats aren't public for this so I can't prove the slow rise but this is up since May

>>4718472

This week:

Palladium $1299 (+$22)

Gold $1291 (-$9)

Platinum $797 (-$30)

Silver $15.65 (-$0.15)

There's really nothing to indicate the market values these metals how you do.

>>478179

So again, this is South Africa set to skyrocket in value.

>>4783319

>doi.gov/pressreleases/interior-seeks-public-comment-draft-list-35-minerals-deemed-critical-us-national

I don't see silver or gold in this list.

>>4783068

So you've established that only metals will get new notes at around a 25:1 deflated value, what happens to bank balances?

I used to bank with simple and ally before that. So while some people will get cash and maybe make a 1250:1 trade in they won't be able to cash out $100k in their accounts. Where's the balance go?

Wouldn't it make more sense that people without the ability to get their money will spend it on bitcoin and try to support a virtual currency as a last-ditch effort?

What happens to people with a mortgage? I can imagine people mailing their keys in like defaulters have done forever. But I can imagine scenarios where someone buys say a $100k house, gets to 90% paid off, and only owes $10k but thanks to deflation their house is now worth $80 and their mortgage still shows $10k.

Salaries deflate 1250:1 so a $50k a year job now pays $40/year, which would be 2 years salary if they bought it at the same rate but they owe a lifetimes worth on it.

How is this going to be handled because I see similar issues with cars. I read GM/Ford aren't reporting monthly and instead won't report until March and last report was bad. They over produced and sales went down. Who's going to buy cars when those manufacturers have to drop the price while still owing money they borrowed to produce them?

>>4783319

>Yesterday Open:

>Palladium $1299 (+$22)

>Gold $1291 (-$9)

>Platinum $797 (-$30)

>Silver $15.65 (-$0.15)

Yesterday Close:

Palladium $1322 (+$22)

Today Open:

Palladium $1367 (+$45)

8% in 24 hours. Don't we read about gold skyrocketing when it goes above $1300? Looks like it's Palladium this time.

>>4819895

>The explanation doesn't get any simpler than this.

You're shilling by answering a question not asked and dismissing the questions that were. How about this.

Will new system (metals standard) eliminate fractional-reserve banking and credit?

Most people don't carry cash and don't write checks to transfer between banks or currencies. Zelle and other systems exist to skirt swift systems. If we go back to gold/platinum/silver/palladium most people won't have access to cash, they'll have bank ledger balances. If banks abandon the majority of their clients they go bust, once their trust is lost it's done. They're going to come up with their own system, I heard they're testing ripple and most own btc, and allow them to essentially transfer to those and hold the companies that bank with them hostage.

palladium is apparently used in catalytic converters. I think the price is rising because manufacturers are stocking up to continue building but since ford/gm stopped releasing monthly reports and next is march, I can imagine that crashing or when electric vehicles take over it's not needed so much.

Either way how is platinum used for the wall? palladium is on that list and you're saying it'll decline?

>>4823144

>When you say "most people" I don't think you are realizing what the future holds.

OMG, you're a shill. You dismiss that the plan you forsee means MAJORITY OF AMERICANS will have nothing

>When you say "dismissing the questions" you keep thinking the old ways will prevail.

SHILL, NONSENSE FUCKING SHILL

Blocking your shit. I have metals an crypto and you have absolutely no information or crumbs just nonsense.

>>4829741

Hmm, I remember reading this last year https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/presidential-memorandum-secretary-defense-5/

>By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, including section 303 of the Defense Production Act of 1950, as amended (the “Act”) (50 U.S.C. 4533), I hereby determine, pursuant to section 303(a)(5) of the Act, that the development of and the purchase of equipment and materials needed for alane fuel cells are essential to the national defense.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0378775312009950

>Assessment of Alane as a hydrogen storage media for portable fuel cell power sources

So does this mean palladium is only going to go up?

>>4847427

>electric cars replace catalytic converters since they don't require them.

Are you one of those people that need to comment because you mince need from want? Because you're simply restating what was already said.

>I can imagine that crashing or when electric vehicles take over it's not needed so much.

>>4852664

>The old paradigm is free to hyperinflate against the new notes.

This is SIMPLY because of copyright. When your base value is based on a product that can not be copied endlessly, you have value, when value is a dollar the largest output

>>4852896

>-Blockchain driven

>What survives Power Outages? Nothing affiliated with the digital fiat forgery machine. Enter the New Notes.

LOL

View rate is decreasing month after month. This will reach 144k after 2020. Plenty of time to larp

>>4864408

You're clearly delusional. I welcome this change as I'm prepared for all options outlined here. I just called out your bullshit and you can't even answer you just dismiss all questions.

That's why your video has stats disabled, otherwise I'd post the chart showing it peaked and declines every week.

Found your site

>https://www.dinarrecaps.com/our-blog/news-rumors-and-opinions-sunday-morning-8-26-18

>Once the metals reach equilibrium the exchange rate will also fix unless the old paradigm refuses to come along and hyperinflates in a socialist leftist rampage. Let's hope it doesn't come to that.

Your FINALLY admitting there's a good chance SHTF with hyperinflation.

>>4867292

Why do either of these equal May?

>Q:D5 = May

>NIAC = May

>Avgust = May

D = 4 which is April. Most of this seems nonsensical, explain or connect a dot because you're just reaching

>>4877614

Are you retarded?

D5 was December 5th.

>[D]ec 5

>D5

and

>GHWB passes away and the State Funeral date is on D5?

and

>Odds of a State Funeral on D5?

>>4879129. ←Ugh, Mossad's best

Shills are persistent. I copied and pasted from Q and his shill does nothing but dismiss every question to explain how D = MAY, how AVGUST = MAY, how NIAC = MAY.

Dismiss and delude, delude and confuse. Mossad101