The US is TRYING to Destroy the Dollar...to Change the System
Bix Weir 5/5/2015
Although Congress has "talked the talk" of balancing the budget and limiting the debt for over 40 years it has never really been done.
Sure, the Clinton Administration appeared to make some inroads...but it was all smoke and mirrors. In the Clinton years they changed all the rules about what to report in order to make it look like things were getting better but it was all a con.
They just changed the metrics and reporting rules...like calling Social Security payments "revenue" to offset even more spending and changing the components of the CPI to mask the real inflation rate.
The reality is that since March 31, 1982 the plan of the United States of America was to destroy the US Dollar and return to a true Constitutional Gold Standard.
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Bix Weir 5/5/2015
Although Congress has "talked the talk" of balancing the budget and limiting the debt for over 40 years it has never really been done.
Sure, the Clinton Administration appeared to make some inroads...but it was all smoke and mirrors. In the Clinton years they changed all the rules about what to report in order to make it look like things were getting better but it was all a con.
They just changed the metrics and reporting rules...like calling Social Security payments "revenue" to offset even more spending and changing the components of the CPI to mask the real inflation rate.
The reality is that since March 31, 1982 the plan of the United States of America was to destroy the US Dollar and return to a true Constitutional Gold Standard.
....
This was the day that the US Gold Commission Report was released with the following statement in the conclusion:
"The majority of us at this time favor essentially no change in the present role of gold. Yet, we are not prepared to rule out that an enlarged role for gold may emerge at some future date.
If reasonable price stability and confidence in our currency are not restored in the years ahead, we believe that those who advocate an immediate return to gold will grow in numbers and political influence."
Has "reasonable price stability and confidence in our currency" been the goal since 1982? No. Exactly the opposite and it was all done on purpose!
There is no better explanation for the rampant monetary creation in the United States since the release of this report. Here is the truth...
The end of the planned implementation of the Road to Roota Theory was never meant to be smooth or easy. It meant to be difficult for everyone. It must be in order to have enough people angry enough to force the change.
And that's exactly what we need...CHANGE!
May the Road you choose be the Right Road.
Bix Weir
www.RoadtoRoota.com
http://ift.tt/1lFVt06
"The majority of us at this time favor essentially no change in the present role of gold. Yet, we are not prepared to rule out that an enlarged role for gold may emerge at some future date.
If reasonable price stability and confidence in our currency are not restored in the years ahead, we believe that those who advocate an immediate return to gold will grow in numbers and political influence."
Has "reasonable price stability and confidence in our currency" been the goal since 1982? No. Exactly the opposite and it was all done on purpose!
There is no better explanation for the rampant monetary creation in the United States since the release of this report. Here is the truth...
The end of the planned implementation of the Road to Roota Theory was never meant to be smooth or easy. It meant to be difficult for everyone. It must be in order to have enough people angry enough to force the change.
And that's exactly what we need...CHANGE!
May the Road you choose be the Right Road.
Bix Weir
www.RoadtoRoota.com
http://ift.tt/1lFVt06
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