What if I told you that Gold and Silver are NOT "God's Money"?

atherz (51)in #gold • 6 years ago

We've heard the saying, "Gold and silver are God's money."

But where have you heard this saying? From history, perhaps? From YouTube?

Let's project outwards into the future a little bit. Say that all fiat currencies burn up and we move back to a gold standard in order to fix all of the wealth issues.

Those at the top will have the vast majority of the gold, and Russia, China and JP Morgan a vast majority of the silver, so they will have the power. Those that can't afford gold and silver will be financially destroyed, and those that can, gather a LOT of it, and so they will be at the very very top.
Before a gold/silver standard is implemented, governments have all the power to deem storing and trading of the metals illegal, as they did in America, Australia, and England, and currently too in Russia. Those that are seen transacting will be jailed, and it will be easier than ever to see who might and who do transact via the surveillance state.
How will the wealth trickle down, when automation is taking away all reason for us to gain money from work? Cashiers, drivers, even food producers will have dire problems because of crop failures and synthetic food + GMO food taking over the markets.

Now, China and Russia are oppressive governments, so they will have the power to truly wreck us upon the moving back to a gold standard.

But let's present the case that those in power do make it to the other side with their metals. If the hyperinflation doesn't trickle away most of the wealth in order to buy food and pay property taxes, we know that on the other side there will still be a giant inequality.

Banks will own almost everything, and Chris Duane's theory about borrowing against ones metals to buy income producing assets suggest another DEBT paradigm on the other side. And with DEBT comes control, stacking the cards yet again in their favor.

Those with metals will reign or be forced to step down like the very powerful Hunt Brothers, like Warren Buffet, and like those that haven't the power to pay their way through being arrested and sent to court.

Basically, I do not see a winning situation, even with metals.

Now back to gold and silver being "God's money" -- which "God" are you talking about? There are fake gods made by people, you thinking you're the Creator, and the force of pure evil that controls the world, and the living God that spreads his name in all of existence.

Fake gods are fake, they're just idols made by people. Stones and imaginations.
You cannot avoid death, taxes, and the law of cause-and-effect.
Pure evil rules the world and fills it with lies so that it can be worshiped. For instance: Pledging allegiance to the flag, being a slave of money which feeds the people at the top and impoverishes others.
The Creator of the Universe, and its natural laws.

So if the Creator of the Universe granted us gold and silver to be used as money, how come money seems to be the cause of everything bad in the world?

The British taking China's silver during the Opium wars.
The massive deaths in silver mining when the Spanish were in the new Americas.
Money itself being declared as power over others.
Money being the reason for wars, for oppression, for government's justification to reduce our freedoms?

So let's open the Bible. Surely this God would have something to say about it.

1 Timothy 6:10 -- For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil. Some people, eager for money, have wandered from the faith and pierced themselves with many griefs.

So all of this work that people subject themselves to: debt slavery, indoctrination from the school system, adapting to a world that's changing faster than one can adapt, treating people as expendable, splitting families for the sake of formal education, being paid to shut up about the truth.

And let's keep going -- what does it say about God's money, gold and silver?

James 5:3 -- Your gold and silver is cankered; and the rust of them shall be a witness against you, and shall eat your flesh as it were fire. Ye have heaped treasure together for the last days.

Woah woah! Context please?

Well, what are you stacking for? Are you relying on Silver to save you from being wiped out? You see the giant mountain of the economic collapse of the world coming, total Mad Max, food shortages, the New World Order, and maybe gold and silver will save you?

First off, when the collapse comes, food and medicine will dwarf precious metals. Tools and fuel. Maybe we'll be able to flee the country, yes, but it may be a crises so bad that metals will be confiscated, as said above, and we know they have the power to. And this will be a worldwide collapse. So naturally it may be better to rely less on external wealth and work on building our own strength and inner wealth, and work on growing food and keeping our health great.

But second, that babble about it "testifying against us", well it all goes back to which god you are serving. Money seems to feed the power in this world, and I'm sure we're not trying to be outright devil worshippers, but it's undeniable that we're feeding the very system that'll take us out.

We know though that in the end, the system will fall and be utterly destroyed, because things that can't last forever, won't. All of the wars and the stealings and the domination that those who seek power cause, will one day fall, even a one-world-government. Every empire in the past has fallen from the inside out, from weakness, then invasion.

1 Enoch 93:7 -- Woe to those who build up their houses with crime; for from their very foundations shall their houses be demolished, and by the sword shall they themselves fall. Those, too, who acquire gold and silver, shall justly and suddenly perish. Woe to you who are rich, for in your riches have you trusted; but from your riches you shall be removed; because you have not remembered the Most High in the days of your prosperity.

So it looks like according to the Bible and my analysis, gold and silver won't be enough. Should we sell everything and go broke? That's where my mind is right now, because I feel that the money-chase is a losing game even if we ourselves grow rich enough to deliver wealth to our future generations.

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