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« on: September 02, 2019, 02:50:24 PM »
Just when you think Trump can't get and stupid'r he out does himself again.

https://www.rt.com/business/467802-china-imperial-debt-us/

So how about all those Gold Bonds from the Fed Res we keep finding in the PH "

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« Reply #1 on: September 02, 2019, 02:53:43 PM »
China could bring up the issue of the stolen gold out of Burma by the British and held well - - - .

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Re: Bonds
« Reply #2 on: September 03, 2019, 08:08:28 AM »
Well there you go! LOL
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« Reply #3 on: September 03, 2019, 02:45:29 PM »
Trump is Brilliant. And the bonds aren't the issue:

China Will Not Attack The Dollar Directly, But Is Surrounding It For Death Knell… 


US allies would then need to choose between the two: the collapsing dollar, with no backing to shore it up, or a Gold-backed renminbi.

 Many countries outside the US see the US approach to diplomacy as: Bluster and Intimidate. 
Whilst, typically, US diplomats wear suits and appear businesslike in their manner, their message is often considerably different. If the US states what it wants from another country and that country then chooses to decline, the response by the US is often an “in your face” approach not unlike that associated with the image of a wild-West sheriff.

The message received from the US is often along the lines of, “We’ve decided what your role in the world should be, so get with the program or you’ll feel our boot on your neck.”

It should be said that it makes no difference to the country on the receiving end whether it is a left boot or a right boot; whether the current US president is a democrat or republican is of no consequence. The country feels the boot equally, whichever party is in power. And the message and the objectives remain the same, regardless of which party is presently in control.

As offensive and reprehensible as this approach is, the countries of the world often simply cave in to such behavior. They understand that if a country’s leader were to decide to, say, cease to trade in US dollars, his country might be attacked for trumped-up reasons and the leader could end up in a pine box. (This approach has been employed on more than one occasion in recent years.)

The threat from the US is therefore very real.

But presumably, this bullying approach would be less effective if attempted against one of the world’s more powerful countries. If, for example, the US were to find itself in a situation such as the present one with China, in which the US appeared to be losing its battle over the dollar’s power as the world’s reserve currency, what would occur? Would the US attempt to bully China? And if the ploy failed, would the US draw its six-guns and fire off a few rounds in the air for emphasis?

And if the above were to take place, what would the Chinese reaction be? Would they retaliate in a similar manner—the diplomatic equivalent of an American baseball player butting chests with an umpire—each one childishly seeking to win through sheer bluster?

Here, it would be useful to consider Chinese culture. Traditionally, bluster and braggadocio are not consistent with Chinese behavior. The Chinese tend to take a quieter, more thoughtful approach, one that employs patience and careful timing.

It might be useful to consider the traditional game of Wéiqí (aka Go), a board game that was first played in China thousands of years ago and is still popular to this day.

In Wéiqí, the objective is to place the playing pieces on the board one at a time, in an effort to surround the pieces of the opponent. (Once the pieces are surrounded, they are considered taken.) Of interest is that a common tactic is to avoid being obvious in the effort to surround the opponent’s pieces. The greater the subtlety of play, the greater the likelihood of eventual success. In essence, the philosophy is the exact opposite of the US approach. It is one of surrounding the opponent, rather than meeting him head-on.

The game of Wéiqí is of greater significance in China than, say, Monopoly is in the US. It contains a philosophy that is basic in Chinese thinking. Although this is not a game that is likely to become popular in Las Vegas, it is one that informs Chinese diplomacy.

Aside from the occasional comment from the Xinhua News Agency suggesting building a “de-Americanized world,” the Chinese have generally kept their cards close to their vest.

Returning to the question of the dominant currency in the world, the US is unquestionably following its wild-West sheriff approach in demanding that the dollar remain the world’s default currency: taking military action against those who move in another direction.

Meanwhile, the Chinese have been quietly expanding the power of the renminbi, first by encouraging its use internationally, then working out currency agreements with the BRICS, ASEAN, etc. More recently, they have created agreements with Western countries like Australia and the UK to trade in the renminbi.

As in a game of Wéiqí, China is not attacking the dollar directly. They are surrounding it, by creating relationships first with their own close allies, then with the US allies. If they continue in this tactic, it is likely that they will complete their ability to trade with all or most of the world in the renminbi, then announce to the US that, in order to continue to buy Chinese sneakers to sell in Walmart, the renminbi must be used.

At that point, should the US refuse, China would be in a position to say, “You’re an important customer, but if we lose you as a customer, we will still be able to maintain our present relationship with the rest of the world without you.”

The question would then be whether the US need for Chinese goods is greater than the Chinese need to sell them those goods. There can be no doubt that both countries want the relationship to continue; however, the one who could hold out the longest would be the victor—in essence, a game of economic “chicken.”

At such a point, the US would be likely to appeal to its allies to step in and side with them. But if the event were timed by the Chinese to coincide with massive inflation of the US dollar, the US allies would then need to choose between the two: the collapsing dollar, with no backing to shore it up, or a gold-backed renminbi.



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Re: Bonds
« Reply #4 on: September 03, 2019, 08:41:47 PM »
Jesus, Mike. LOL
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« Reply #5 on: September 04, 2019, 07:26:40 PM »
Gold will be explosive, unlike anything we’ve seen says Canada’s billionaire Frank Giustra

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BnTHFGS58iE

"It's going to blow through $1900"

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« Reply #6 on: September 05, 2019, 07:33:06 PM »
Failures made them perfect yet perfect are generous to make themselves masters of their knowledge!

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« Reply #7 on: September 06, 2019, 01:33:16 PM »
So you figure it is going to be OK huh ?

On very good source, very good, the Japanese Government has made an agreement with DU30 to open up the big bunkers the BIG ones.  A sharing agreement has been signed.  Japan claims this is for monetizing of the gold bars which naturally are all going to be shipped to Japan and not left in the Philippines.  Naturally the Filipino people are going to be holding some pieces of paper as receipts.  Wow paper, for 50,000 tons of gold you get something you can wipe your ass with.  Such a deal.  What the dumbloves in the PH don't know or care is it is not Japan that is monetizing the gold.  Japan is now working as a front for Trump (love head trump).  So what that means, the US Dollar everyone has now will be disavowed and replaced with the gold backed dollar Trumps friends create with the gold dug up in the PH.  Double Wow.  Just think, we give Trump gold bars via Japan and now not only do we get paper but we get no-paper electrons in a non secured bank account.  Such-A-Deal I make for you.  No dirty paper for you, just keep all your  electronic money on your IPhone.  How good a deal that is.

One good way to wash away the 200 Trillion USG debt is to just disavow it and issue new money to all your business associates plus some little for everyone else.

This is no some rumor, it has already been signed in Manila.  Digging starts next month.

Another Trump Deal of the Century.  Remember all his promises, yea the deals just keep rolling in.  BTW don't try to make any deal with the PH government over any bunker or deposit you find.  YOU are not part of the club and your finds will be taken in the name of The People, like Aquino did to the Marcos revolution.  Remember "Power To The People"  that means to the people in charge.

Hey what happened to that midget Arroyo, how many years in jail was that for corruption ?





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« Reply #8 on: September 06, 2019, 01:35:09 PM »
No what I met was -TheDumbestloveersOnEarth-


So you figure it is going to be OK huh ?

On very good source, very good, the Japanese Government has made an agreement with DU30 to open up the big bunkers the BIG ones.  A sharing agreement has been signed.  Japan claims this is for monetizing of the gold bars which naturally are all going to be shipped to Japan and not left in the Philippines.  Naturally the Filipino people are going to be holding some pieces of paper as receipts.  Wow paper, for 50,000 tons of gold you get something you can wipe your ass with.  Such a deal.  What the dumbloves in the PH don't know or care is it is not Japan that is monetizing the gold.  Japan is now working as a front for Trump (love head trump).  So what that means, the US Dollar everyone has now will be disavowed and replaced with the gold backed dollar Trumps friends create with the gold dug up in the PH.  Double Wow.  Just think, we give Trump gold bars via Japan and now not only do we get paper but we get no-paper electrons in a non secured bank account.  Such-A-Deal I make for you.  No dirty paper for you, just keep all your  electronic money on your IPhone.  How good a deal that is.

One good way to wash away the 200 Trillion USG debt is to just disavow it and issue new money to all your business associates plus some little for everyone else.

This is no some rumor, it has already been signed in Manila.  Digging starts next month.

Another Trump Deal of the Century.  Remember all his promises, yea the deals just keep rolling in.  BTW don't try to make any deal with the PH government over any bunker or deposit you find.  YOU are not part of the club and your finds will be taken in the name of The People, like Aquino did to the Marcos revolution.  Remember "Power To The People"  that means to the people in charge.

Hey what happened to that midget Arroyo, how many years in jail was that for corruption ?

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Re: Bonds
« Reply #9 on: September 06, 2019, 01:36:17 PM »
OK TW will try to bypass your speech filter on some other day.

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No what I met was -TheDumbestloveersOnEarth-


So you figure it is going to be OK huh ?

On very good source, very good, the Japanese Government has made an agreement with DU30 to open up the big bunkers the BIG ones.  A sharing agreement has been signed.  Japan claims this is for monetizing of the gold bars which naturally are all going to be shipped to Japan and not left in the Philippines.  Naturally the Filipino people are going to be holding some pieces of paper as receipts.  Wow paper, for 50,000 tons of gold you get something you can wipe your ass with.  Such a deal.  What the dumbloves in the PH don't know or care is it is not Japan that is monetizing the gold.  Japan is now working as a front for Trump (love head trump).  So what that means, the US Dollar everyone has now will be disavowed and replaced with the gold backed dollar Trumps friends create with the gold dug up in the PH.  Double Wow.  Just think, we give Trump gold bars via Japan and now not only do we get paper but we get no-paper electrons in a non secured bank account.  Such-A-Deal I make for you.  No dirty paper for you, just keep all your  electronic money on your IPhone.  How good a deal that is.

One good way to wash away the 200 Trillion USG debt is to just disavow it and issue new money to all your business associates plus some little for everyone else.

This is no some rumor, it has already been signed in Manila.  Digging starts next month.

Another Trump Deal of the Century.  Remember all his promises, yea the deals just keep rolling in.  BTW don't try to make any deal with the PH government over any bunker or deposit you find.  YOU are not part of the club and your finds will be taken in the name of The People, like Aquino did to the Marcos revolution.  Remember "Power To The People"  that means to the people in charge.

Hey what happened to that midget Arroyo, how many years in jail was that for corruption ?
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« Reply #10 on: September 06, 2019, 01:41:05 PM »
Sodom dumbest di Bumi.

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« Reply #11 on: September 06, 2019, 04:16:43 PM »
Will a Currency Crisis Bring Down China? (w/ Kyle Bass & Raoul Pal)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eDY-x6FRFY

Just wanted to share this brand new video. Really good and informative discussion.

As for Trump, he seems like such a dumbass sometimes. But personally I think he's actually a mastermind and knows exactly what he's doing. Someone had to do what he's doing with China. Who else would have done this? There is not a single person on Earth who would have confronted China like this. Meanwhile Biden's eyeballs are bleeding out on stage as he tries to gather his thoughts to form a decent sentence. Part of me is in pain to say this, but we really need to re-elect Trump.

Good info Mike and Zobex thanks for sharing.


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« Reply #12 on: September 06, 2019, 09:51:37 PM »
With long teeth and dread, I concur.  Trump should be re-elected as the least worst of the bunch.  Blood Eye Biden is a 2-face dick, his personality in person is not what you see.  He has a weird habit desire to wander around the VP White House naked at night in front of everyone.  Creepy Uncle Joe Biden.  What ever happened to normal people ?  Why is it in politics everyone is 2-faced, back stabbing, sex wacos with huge egos and small brains.  Where did common sense and civility go ?


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« Reply #13 on: September 07, 2019, 02:49:20 AM »
It’s evident that despite the nonstop anti-Trump war waged by countless forces, the President and his policies remain considerably popular. The public is largely aligned with his agenda, has become accustomed to his unconventional style and appreciates that he’s smashing the corrupt status quo, improving their lives and doing what it takes to enhance the nation’s security.
Throughout Trump’s brief but stellar political career, one thing has held true: The more he’s attacked, the more he thrives, the more the public rallies to him, the more success he enjoys. Instead of damaging him as intended, the relentless attacks merely bolster him, particularly when joined with the public’s endorsement of his policies. This, of course, only generates even more fury from his adversaries, who know they’re stuck in the infinite purgatory of their futile resistance.
Meanwhile, the great silent majority is pretty well satisfied with the direction of the country — and with the singularly unique President leading it.
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« Reply #14 on: September 09, 2019, 06:42:19 PM »
No regrets there. That bunker is an exclusive Japanese recovery site anyway, with 3 recoveries made but more in the tunnels inside. They really worked hard on that one starting in the 1920's. That site was mentioned by Sterling Seagrave in his Gold Warrriors book as a possible Golden Lily Theme Park someday.  Besides we need the money to clean the mess that the US (as always) left.
Now that the story is out, let me make an emphasis here.  In 2012, there was a stand off between China and the Philippines on the West Phillippine Sea territory.  So the US meddled and assured us that they will make all parties leave and requested RP to go first.  Well, the gullible Pres. Pinoy did so, but after we left China stayed put!! Then Pres. Pinoy went to UNCLOS and we won.  But now who shall tell China to leave? Duterte!! So whom can we blame for this mess?? Duterte of course!! Meanwhile the US laughs hard for having a revenge at our kicking them out of RP!!
Yesterday, I saw a news report at Fox News that a journalist got a close-up  picture of ISIS arms and munitions and she traced the arms origin.  It turned out it came from Eastern europe but was purchased by the US military for their supply to Afghanistan.  Oh really?  Somebody here said that in the war at Marawi the US was on both sides!! Good intel. Also, I understand that somebody here is assuring us that the US will help us out in case war erupts in WPS!! Really?? Poor intel.

As for Trump, I respect a man who went through what he went through. I'm sure he learned a thing or two along the way, knowing what China is really up to and doing something about it.  But he blinked with Iran; making us wonder if he will really make good of his threats militarily. But I heard of a move for his impeachment. Hope he can survive politically.