I find myself wondering why people are so surprised by the happenings in the banking system. The problem is partly that many do not know the system’s history and workings. Banks have become interwoven into the fabric of our lives as much as television, phones and electricity. We barely consider why it is we all have a bank card in our pocket, visit bank on a nearly daily basis and make appointments for them to interact in our lives. As they have been fundamentally present since long before any of our births we barely notice the banks dominating presence in our lives.

The first important question is the origin of the modern banking system. If you do not know this then ask yourself why it never occurred to you. The original modern banks were created by the infamous secret society the Knights Templar during the crusades. From the very start clandestine occult groups have had their hands on your money and assets. The Knights Templar used their own fortress in the Holy lands to store and protect travelers’ gold. The original note of promise (Western Bank Note) was the one provided with assurance of a Knights Templar fortress. So safe was this gold considered that such notes were enough to acquire goods in advance of gold payments.

The original banks were then the production of a secretive occult influenced military order, in the midst of a silent war with powerful factions in western nations. The Knights Templar was of course eventually clamped down upon by the powers of the church and nobility of Europe. This did not mean that suddenly the banking system was cleaned up, the secret society networks retained control of this system. Where Knights Templar numbers diminished other Masonic orders stepped in. Banking was already understood to be a most important aspect of the material world alongside architecture and certain believed self enhancement methods.

Even at this point the secret society network realized that it could use a monetary banking system as a method of control on a global scale. The old method of sending ships of gold around the world could be replaced with a network of promises and make believe. With such a method they could expedite their greater plan of taking the whole world in a certain preferred direction.

Being a moral bunch the bankers saw a great opportunity when they uncovered African countries that still utilized slavery, something absent from Europe largely since medieval times. It is fair to admit that Africa had its own fairly well developed slave trade involving Arabic nations also. The European corporations and banks however, realized they could turn huge profits by essentially commandeering this trade and developing it to a massive level.

The wealth of old big banks in Europe was largely the products of the massive gains during the slave trade era. The blood, sweat and toil of slaves gave the banks the wealth and allowed the people involved to build enormous country homes in England. The opulence of the period is only too obvious in Gloucestershire. Nearby Bristol was a major slave port and was the hub of the wealth in the region.

Lets be straight though and say that the major companies and banks have never been that fair with their nations own citizens. The region is also famous for its mills, and their history is pretty appalling also. The poor serfs and peasants were worked to death on barely enough to be called a wage. Poor white people had fared little better in history than black slaves would later on in time.

So the banks, made largely of a secretive occult social network and its families, made huge amounts of money and the ability to give out huge loans against their accrued assets. All of it the gathered riches born of pure human misery, deliberately and knowingly inflicted for profits. They built their big houses and elevated themselves above the general populace into a separate culture of so called ‘high class’. Since then they have lived their lives as corporation heads, ministers and playboys. Hardly interacting with any other segments of society other than were totally unavoidable.

The heads of the banks have always known there was an end game to the banking system. It is almost unavoidable that at some point it would begin to occur to people that banks did not really have actual physical assets and gold enough to cover all of the finances linked to them at any one time. No bank can survive a run on its accounts, for the simple reason that no bank has all the actual assets to support even their investors’ personal accounts. There is plenty of money as figures in computer systems, but when assessed against actual assets huge discrepancy is revealed.

It is now very rare that when any bank creates a loan for a customer, that it has the assets to support the creation of that loan. What do they create that credit in your bank account from?
For example banks only have to keep 10% of cash on deposit the rest can go out as loans to new customers and five times the amount of actual money can be loaned out. This is based upon the essential idea that at no time will all customers and clients suddenly ask for every penny they are owed by you. If that happens you are caught out and are bankrupt.

The great news for the top level of the banking system is that if any bank has problems they can simply take their accrued wealth and be taken on by a big corporation, another bank or in some government employ. At the top it is very rare to see someone allowed to become destitute, unless they are being deliberately expelled from such circles. Although that can be a far worse process if we consider the end that befell Roberto Calvi (Gods banker) which saw him hanging from Blackfriars bridge with bricks in his pockets in a clearly Masonic linked murder.

The endgame of the banking system is greater centralization of power and one way to bring this about is to cause such a problem as to garner a significant fear reaction in the public that an existing desire can be presented as the solution. In the current case we see already that news programs are suggest a strong need for a central world decision linking all countries in the banking problems.

This sudden need for a centralized banking system is fundamental to the Illuminati long term plan for control. They will sell us the idea that essentially one big global bank is the best way to go. And whilst the bills of promises (money) are deflated they retain enormous assets and luxury.

If all of this sounds too far-fetched, take a look at the economic analysis prepared by endlessmountain:

Stock Market and Dollar Collapse (Part 1 of 3)

Stock Market and Dollar Collapse (Part 2 of 3)

Stock Market and Dollar Collapse (Part 3 of 3)

Quoting the Growth Stock Wire newsletter:

This Trade Is Better Than Gold
By Jeff Clark

This year will be the year of precious metals. I’m certain of it.

The U.S. government is printing trillions of new dollars to bail out everyone from Wall Street bankers to Detroit automakers to Miami housing speculators to Las Vegas gamblers. That will lead to inflation.

It won’t be the kind of inflation we’re already used to – the kind that happens over decades as the price of milk goes from $0.79 per gallon to $3.98 or a first-class postage stamp climbs from $0.22 to $0.43. It’ll happen overnight.

One day, we’ll all wake up and notice 99¢ Only Stores has changed its name to $99 Stores. McDonald’s Value Menu won’t have anything under $5. And those little gumball machines that your kids love dropping dimes into will have a slot for dollar bills. 

How do you protect yourself? You need to own precious metals. 

Gold is a terrific hedge against inflation. It has run up a bit lately, and it’s probably due for a pullback. If gold drops down anywhere close to $800 per ounce, that’s a great time to buy.

Silver works well, too. In fact, I like silver more than gold at current prices. Historically, it takes about 35 ounces of silver to buy one ounce of gold. Today, that ratio is 75. So silver is cheap relative to gold. There’s plenty of upside and only modest downside to buying silver right now.

But if you can only buy one precious metal in 2009, then buy platinum.

Relative to gold, platinum is cheaper now than it has been at any time during the past 10 years. Here, take a look…

Normally, it takes between 1.7 and 2.2 ounces of gold to buy one ounce of platinum. Today, they’re trading for almost the same price.

So if you like gold, then you absolutely have to love platinum. The percentage gains in this shiny white metal are likely to be far and above anything seen by gold and silver investors in 2009.

You can trade platinum by buying shares of a platinum mining company. But there is only a handful to choose from, and many of the stocks have already spiked higher. In fact, a trade I recommended for S&A Short Report subscribers last Tuesday is up more than 50% in just one week.

Alternatively, you can invest in platinum by buying shares of the E-Tracs UBS Long Platinum ETN (PTM). This exchange-traded fund tracks the performance of platinum futures contracts.

If platinum rises or falls 10%, then PTM will rally or decline a similar amount.

This year is going to be a great year for precious metals. Gold and silver should both do well. But the biggest returns are likely to come from platinum.

Best regards and good trading,

Jeff Clark

 

Remember the golden rule in trading, when you’re betting on a rally, remember that it’s going to fall, pull out as soon as it it falls below your chosen stops.

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