Darkstar2 wrote: Mass hysteria at its finest. I honestly don't know what the big "SHOCK" is, one something that was that much predictable - I guess doomsday and fear mongering is a big industry and yet people don't know that there has been far worse situations - and it rhymes with Banana LOL!
Well you do have to admit/agree with
Robert Redford & Ben Kingsley on this one (01:12 ->... our reality is not based on reality itself, but merely on its perception, recognition, acceptance. So mass psychology or deciphering its principles is the key.
You also have to ask yourself what is money ? Mike Maloney's definition (in his series "Hidden secrets of Money;
part 7 is already out I think) ?
"Imagine a mysterious shutdown" of all 4 global stock markets around the world (NY, London, Tokyo & Shanghai) simultaneously or at the same time... what would be regarded as money after that event ? Not enough ? Well let's add another brick in the wall...
The various world-wide (high ranking Google, Alexa or just in general page-rank) forums would be flooded with mysterious topics. With warnings that the stock markets have been hit with improvised EMP weapons & directed pulse-beam weapons... & that larger banks & ATM's are next. How would the public react ?
(listen to the dialogue of Sneakers movie above)
Most importantly, would the oligarch (Khazar) families still be able to control our reality ?
Darkstar2 wrote: This is not the big "CRASH" that will take years to recover. The worst thing people can do is panic. WWIII has not started yet folks, you can keep your money under your shoe box and under the bed, no need to buy bitcoins yet lol.
A big event will not happen until the elites are secure in their predictions & possible realities that would roll out (mass psychology) after the collapse. That's why we are in a managed decline.
sweetpie3000 wrote: Good time buy gold and Bitcoin
Look up graphene with copper (or an upgrade, called
stanene) - this is a viable replacement for gold or silver that is used in nowadays electronics. Considering that the price of Au/Ag is mainly driven by various industries, you do have to ask yourself what would (& most importantly HOW) drive the price of noble metals when viable, cheap substitutes would be invented.