Saturday, December 11, 2010

The Worst Episode of Hyperinflation in History: Yugoslavia 1993-94


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  1. Does anyone else suspect that when the dollar goes into hyperinflation that will be the perfect opportunity for the banksters to put forward the idea of global currency?

    World police force = UN peace-keepers
    World court system = International tribunal, Haugue
    World Bank = global currency

    See the pattern?

    KPN3%

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  2. Yes, the policies of the IMF/World Bank/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development made this disaster possible in Yugoslavia --and it was a long process:

    http://gardenserf.wordpress.com/2010/09/04/classified-declassified-reclassified/

    You then need to see how this is connected to Yugoslavia's gold:

    http://gardenserf.wordpress.com/2010/10/18/he-who-has-the-missing-gold/

    Likewise, after Yugo dissolved as a nation, one has to wonder how much of the remaining gold (found after WWII, "given" back to the Yugo federal state, then divided up among the Yugo successor states after the 1990s break-up) was then used to pay off international bank debts. THAT data has been harder to find ;-)

    It's still my prediction that you will see a public sale of some of America's gold sometime within the next 10 years to pay off foreign debt. Right now, this has been a private transfer in the sense that I'll bet that a significant amount of the scrap gold bought from around America today is being sold to foreign interests. Again, hard to find data to support that since the street level buyers don't even know where it's going.

    I'm just using HISTORY as my guide and when a nation is being pillaged, it's wealth is transferred OUTSIDE.

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  3. This is pretty interesting. People storing their precious metal hard currency in banks -- Swiss banks are mentioned -- are finding on requesting to get it to take home that ... it ain't there. At least not all of it.
    http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page32?oid=116632&sn=Detail&pid=102055

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  4. I'm Swiss and I wouldn't keep anything in the bank. Am I stupid?
    It's not the banks, it the crooks running them. Trained by Americans.

    Viederluge,
    0321

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  5. If you "own" gold, silver, or any other PM - and you don't actually have physical POSSESSION of said item...you are most likely being swindled. Take possession NOW before the music stops and there aren't any chairs left. It is quite obvious that much of the "gold" and "silver" people THINK they own is really just a bunch of paper - just another scam by the banksters.

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