>>779660

Eastern Asian gold reserves are not presently under Western banking control, and are far, far greater than known. Until those assets are quantified, I do not expect currency re-evaluations. The Asians are too wise to trust the Rothschild's control of these Eastern Asian reserves. The yuan/gold trading mechanism hits on Monday, and I suspect it is a trial run to wrest control of the current system from the FED/Anglo/Roth system pending further introduction of the Eastern gold reserves into the International Market not under control of the BIS.

>>779790

I'd tend to think GBC's make more sense at an introductory stage. Truth be told, China is the one left holding the baggage of FED monopoly money, but they have only themselves to blame for hyper inflating their own currency reserves to borrow and sustain their own internal currency woes. The problem is inherent in fractional reserve banking as the reserves are diluted further and further to the extent of being entirely a fiat debt currency. Quantifying the reserves is the first step, and that is not completed. We'll know soon enough how well the yuan/gold system will work once the mechanisms are in place and the kinks worked out.

>>779864

Not gold production per se, but the amount of gold that has been quantified as "reserves," which I'd think would be all nations for the most part, or at least those on the ledgers of the Global Collateral Accounts. It seems it would be closer to a zero sum game than it would be unlimited monetary expansion. We'd also expect gold production to come into play also, as well as reserves held aside or "hidden" from even the reserves which are quantified. Eliminating cheating on a system is perhaps what the yuan/gold mechanism is testing before another phase of the program is put in place. Hell, I wouldn't trust Rothschild's banking and they need to be put in check as they've already bankrupted the West.

>>779877

China created $26 trillion dollars on their books to get their system to where it is now, they are even worse off than we are is how I see it, and no, we are not much better off and the euro even worse.

>>780060

The gold being used to back the entire system requires Chinese participation, as much of the Eastern Asian reserves are owned by certain Chinese people. Intellectual theft is horrendous and they have stolen our ideas to reproduce our own products to enslave us. On that I totally agree, but they are a nation of @1.5 billion people, who require the same necessities as any other person. The people themselves are caught up in the same corruption we are here and elsewhere. The Great Awakening is world wide and overdue, and there are malevolent forces looking to prevent, co-opt, or otherwise looking to corrupt whatever good there is out of their own moral and spiritual depravity. As Q-Team has told us, it is a battle of Good v Evil.