The Banking Cabal Is Going to Steal Everything
TheDailyCoin.orgJUNE 24, 2017
The past few months the cryptocurrencies have captured the attention of just about everyone involved in news, money and precious metals. When these digital blips began moving to higher ground it was as if there was a collective, “what was that?” Then the onslaught of new cryptocurrencies began invading the airwaves. Aside from Bitcoin and the phenomenal moves to the upside we saw Ethereum, Monero, and Ripple make big moves as well. This is to say nothing of the ICO’s (Initial Coin Offerings) breaking onto the scene and gold backed cryptocurrencies like ZenGold, OneGram and Royal Mint Gold making headlines around the world.
If you’re not familiar with all of this, that’s okay, you’re not alone. Most people have no idea what any of this is or what it means to the monetary and financial systems. This new type of currency is just that, a new type of currency.
Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency to burst onto the scene and in 2013, according to CoinBase, Bitcoin was $13.37 per “coin” on 1/2/13 and by 11/30/13, a mere eleven months later, it had risen to $1,082.23. After that, what appears to be a huge volume of profit taking, bitcoin hit it’s current low of $203.24 on 11/14/15 – it has never looked back and hit it’s most recent high of $2,893.10 on 6/10/17 – more than a ten fold increase from it’s low. Will it make new highs in the future?
The cryptocurrencies have been on the far reaches of my radar for about four years. They have, on occasion, moved closer to center but for the most part I have shunned them as part of the overall problem with governments desire to take away our cash and, thereby, leaving us in a state of permanent monetary enslavement.
During the past several years we have seen a steady stream of banking criminals discuss the end of cash and the introduction of an all digital currency system. This leaves a massive problem for the CIA drug runners – drug deals are primarily completed in cash. Is this going to change? Will an Afghan poppy farmer be willing to accept a digital currency for the poppy and heroin he produces? My guess is some will, but most will not.
Another problem the banks have are derivatives, which generate most of these banks profits, are nothing more than high risk “bets”. The fact that most of the too big to jail banks are insolvent and live on flow – the flow of deposits from your wallet into these banks and the flow of digital dollars from the Federal Reserve. If there is another problem, of any size in the derivatives market, these “financial weapons of mass destruction” – derivatives – will set a fire that will not be easily contained. The banks will only have one way of possibly dealing with this situation – stealing your wealth. It will not help, but we will be left with our accounts, all accounts, at or close to zero.
The plan is somewhat complex but simple in its execution. The multi-pronged approach has been laid out over the past several years. The pieces of the puzzle are never revealed all at once as this would shake the foundation and the people would more easily see the end game.
The Rest…HERE
