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donny diamond's avatar

King World News note: Silver is the cheapest hard asset on the planet as the Gold/Silver ratio remains at a historically high level of 88/1.

This ratio should collapse to 15/1 before this bull market is over and the final mania has run its course. This means silver will dramatically outperform gold for the rest of this lengthy bull market in the metals.

Silver could ignite at any moment, ushering in a move that will take it to new all-time highs on its way to a price well over $100 an ounce. In the meantime, accumulate physical silver.

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Robert R's avatar

I'm buying more this week

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donny diamond's avatar

I BUY EVERY 2-3 WEEKS - IF IT GOES TO $ 500 I AM SET FOR LIFE

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Robert R's avatar

I started buying Silver every month last October. If it goes to 500. I wouldn't set for life but I wouldn't have to work for the next 20 years. I'm just going to keep buying regardless of the price action. 20 years doesn't cut it for me 😂

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donny diamond's avatar

I have bought silver since 2019 100 -oz a month and at that time it was

$ 17 an oz - and it was reasonable - I made money in the market and lost money - I also like buying tax deeds -I have heard numbers of $ 1200 or more an oz for silver - just listened to a man on You Tube talk about homes in Dallas falling a lot --- and I expect that to happen as well and it will be worse than 2008 -

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Robert R's avatar

I have long way to go to catch up with you Donny. I'm only buying 40 coins a month after I purchaseed my first box of eagles. I have a good amount under me but I have a LONG WAY TO GO. Yes when these credit markets lock up it will be 2008 on Straight Pure Gear. Silver will definitely at least be 15/1 with gold. I wouldn't be surprised if it hits 1000-3000

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donny diamond's avatar

I HAVE ALWAYS BOUGHT 100OZ BARS OF SILVER - BEST VALUE -i NEVER LIKED COINS - AND I JUST MAIL THEM A CHECK. i PAY EXTRA FOR FED EX BECAUSE IT REQUIRES A SIGNATURE - I MAKE GOOD MONEY SO I HAVE FOLLOWED THIS FOR YEARS -i WISH I HAD 10,000 OZ OF THE STUFF BECAUSE YOU WILL MAKE A FORTUNE

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Aj's avatar

BTC was always a “test pilot program” created by the Federal Reserve. They released it into the wild to ensure the blockchain technology was viable before they release FedCoin to replace the USD. If it crashed and burned, they would retain plausible deniability by blaming it on a guy that doesn’t exist (Satashi Yakomoto).

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Douglas Mix's avatar

Crypto is vapor, air, a con game. Sorry, it’s not money. It’s a control mechanism to make us slaves.

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Tanner's avatar

If the Bricks just peg their currency to the price of gold, it would fluctuate but probably be stronger.

The Rebellion in the U.S. will start with the unaffordable price of Big Macs and beer!

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Tricia C's avatar

Yay!! That"s the Power of Love!!" Congratulations!

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donny diamond's avatar

https://kingworldnews.com/2025-is-going-to-be-wild-for-silver-and-the-us-dollar-take-a-look/

2025 Is Going To Be Wild For Silver And The US Dollar. Take A Look…

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John's avatar

Here is the speech Trump is going to give next week:

Good evening, fellow Americans. At the beginning of this century, extra-national terrorists

hijacked our own airplanes to rupture the Pentagon and destroy the World Trade Center. More

recently, in 2024, our vital internet infrastructure was cataclysmically paralyzed by hostile

foreign powers.

Modern warfare comes in many guises.

During this past week, our nation has once again been under attack. No towering skyscrapers

have tumbled. Both the physical and digital systems on which we depend continue to function.

Yet the attack we are currently sustaining is potentially no less devastating than nuclear

missiles hurtling toward our cities.

What has been targeted is the very medium through which we trade with other nations and

conduct commerce with one another—the medium through which our labors are rewarded, our

debts are repaid, our tables are laid, and our children are secured medicines for their ailments.

What is at risk is no less than the almighty dollar itself.

Coordinating their chicanery, countries that wish this nation ill have played on the cowardly

compliance of our allies. In the last ten days, a sequence of carefully timed financial dominoes

were toppled—designed to raise the cost of financing our national debt, which would translate

into you the American taxpayer keeping less of your hard-earned income. Our currency was

also sabotaged on the international exchange markets. Most perfidiously of all, world leaders

who resent the power, prestige, and success of our great nation have cobbled together the socalled

“bancor”—an artificial, pretender currency with no history as legal tender.

Make no mistake. The bancor is not intended as a harmless alternative to the dollar. It is

meant to replace the dollar. In a move every bit as threatening as raising a gun to our heads, we

have been informed that the crops and raw materials on which we rely for our daily lives and

livelihoods must now be traded internationally in bancors. A gesture of exceptionally highhanded

insolence: the United States Department of the Treasury has also been apprised that

American bonds held by foreign investors must henceforth be redeemed in bancors, at an

unfavorable exchange rate capriciously chosen by an International Monetary Fund gone rogue.

American bonds sold to foreign investors must henceforth be denominated in bancors—which

is a challenge to our very sovereignty as a nation.

Ironically, the parties behind this organized fiscal coup immediately suffered from it. The

American dollar is the lifeblood of international banking, and the backbone of financial

markets around the world. That is why, as most of you know, we suspended trading on the New

York Stock Exchange last week to prevent precipitous loss of wealth. But trading has also been

halted in the wake of the same shock to the system in London, Paris, Berlin, Moscow, Hong

Kong, and every other major stock exchange across the globe. International finance is holding

its breath. As with every other crisis for more than a hundred years, the world waits for

America to act. And this brave country never sustains insult without reply.

Right before addressing you, the American people, this evening, I convened an emergency

session of Congress. Almost unanimously, your representatives passed a bill deeming that, until

further notice, for American citizens to hold bancors, either onshore or within the confines of

our financial system, shall from this point onward be considered an act of treason. In the

interest of preserving not only our present prosperity, but our future prosperity—in the interest

of maintaining our integrity, our capacity to hold our heads high as a nation—Americans and

American entities are also forbidden from trading in bancors abroad.

For the time being, and only for the time being of course, capital above the amount of $100

is not to leave the country. These controls are temporary, their duration destined to be brief, and

they will be lifted the moment that economic order is safely and securely restored.

As with military confrontations, fiscal warfare demands weaponry, and the fashioning of

weaponry requires sacrifice. As we mobilized our forces and our industries to defend the cause

of liberty in World War Two, so must we mobilize our resources to defend our liberty today.

Rest assured that the greatest burden of this sacrifice will be borne by the broadest shoulders.

Using the powers vested in your president by the International Emergency Economic Powers

Act of 1977, I am calling in all gold reserves held in private hands. Gold-mining operations

within our borders will be required to sell ore exclusively to the United States Treasury. Gold

stocks, exchange-traded funds, and bullion will likewise be transferred to the Treasury. In

contrast to Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s gold nationalization of 1933, when FDR made his bold

bid to rescue our suffering nation from the Great Depression, there will be no exceptions for

jewelers or jewelry. All such patriotic forfeitures will be compensated by weight, albeit at a rate

that does not reflect the hysterical inflation of gold stocks in the lead-up to this emergency.

Hoarding will not be tolerated. Punitive fines of up to $250,000 will be levied on those who fail

to comply. Retaining gold in any form beyond the deadline of November 30, 2029, will

thenceforth be considered a criminal offense, punishable by no less than ten years in prison.

All gold exports from our shores are henceforth prohibited. In retaliation for outside

agitators’ attempts to fray the very fabric of our flag, all foreign gold reserves currently stored

with the Federal Reserve are hereby confiscated, and become the property of the American

government.

Lastly: it is the intention of a conspiracy of foreign powers to yoke the government of this

illustrious land with an intolerable and infeasible encumbrance from the interest on its debt.

That debt was borrowed in good faith, and in due course, under any but the most extraordinary

circumstances, would have been repaid in good faith. But when our probity is returned with

malice and betrayal, continued good faith counts only as credulity and weakness. Both sides

need to honor an agreement for any contract to remain in force. What’s more, this great country

will not so honor its obligations as to destroy its very existence in the process. A nation

conceived in liberty cannot conduct its daily business on its knees.

As of this evening, myself, the secretary of the Treasury, and the chairman of the United

States Federal Reserve have declared a universal “reset.” In the interest of preserving the very

nation that would meet its obligations of the future, we are compelled to put aside the

obligations of the past. All Treasury bills, notes, and bonds are forthwith declared null and

void. Many a debtor has wept in gratitude for the mercy of a wiped slate, the right to a second

chance, which for individuals and corporations alike all fair-minded judicial systems like our

own have enshrined in law. So also must government be able to draw a line and say: here we

begin afresh.

Thus let us strike into the future, our step lightened, our hearts gladdened—confident in the

endurance of the greatest country on earth. God bless you. And God bless the United States of

America. Good night.

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Roger Sterling's avatar

GM you look tired....get some rest

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PlebsUnite's avatar

Biden and Obama ‘threatened’ American citizens who may want to fight the government.

Biden has made comments suggesting that civilians would need military-grade equipment, such as F-15 fighter jets and nuclear weapons, to effectively challenge the U.S. government. For instance, during a press conference in June 2021, Biden remarked:

"If you think you need to have weapons to take on the government, you need F-15s and maybe some nuclear weapons."

AMERICANMILITARYNEWS.COM

These remarks were part of a broader discussion on gun control and the limitations of the Second Amendment. Biden's comments aimed to highlight the disparity between civilian firearms and the advanced weaponry possessed by the federal government, suggesting that the notion of armed civilians successfully opposing the government is unrealistic without access to significantly more powerful arms.

Obama made comments about sending a drone strike to anyone who may hurt his daughters as a ‘joke’

They’re laughing in your faces saying you have no chance standing up to the tyrants

Bear in mind that this is the attitude that the US government has had on the rest of the world and the American people mainly supported it, well according to the news anyways. They’ve just turned their tactics inwards, towards their own citizens.

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PlebsUnite's avatar

Fed have been hinting about private sector innovation in blockchain and crypto to enhance payment systems for last few years.

Trump is enabling exactly that.

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher J. Waller has consistently advocated for the private sector to lead innovation in blockchain and cryptocurrency technologies, while also highlighting potential risks associated with a lack of progress.

In April 2023, Governor Waller discussed the active role of private institutions in exploring blockchain applications, such as executing foreign-exchange trades and facilitating intraday repurchase agreements. He emphasized that these efforts aim to better understand the benefits and risks of the technology.

FEDERALRESERVE.GOV

In February 2025, at a conference in San Francisco, Governor Waller addressed the maturation of the stablecoin market. He noted that while stablecoins have the potential to enhance retail and cross-border payments, a clear regulatory framework is essential to mitigate associated risks. He advocated for both banks and non-banks to have the ability to issue stablecoins, ensuring a competitive and efficient payments landscape.

FEDERALRESERVE.GOV

Furthermore, in November 2024, Governor Waller expressed skepticism towards government intervention in payment systems, suggesting that the private sector is better positioned to drive innovation. He stated that the government's role should be limited and focused on addressing fundamental market inefficiencies, rather than leading payment system innovations.

REUTERS.COM

However, Governor Waller also cautioned about the inherent risks within the crypto sector. He acknowledged the potential value of blockchain technology but emphasized the necessity for careful regulation to prevent systemic risks. He remarked that while the technology might offer valuable propositions, it is essential to thoroughly assess its viability outside the crypto ecosystem.

AMERICAN BANKER

In summary, Governor Waller advocates for private sector leadership in blockchain and cryptocurrency innovation, underscoring the importance of clear regulatory frameworks to manage potential risks. He suggests that delays in innovation could lead to missed opportunities in enhancing payment systems and financial services.

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Robert R's avatar

More Yellen impressions Greg please ! 😂😂😂

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Cathleen Trimmer's avatar

“Easing” 😆

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BooBoo's avatar

The American people fear the Government cuz they have been dumbed down and brain washed since birth and they are fat and lazy...

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BooBoo's avatar

Trump!

Yes Trump has done some good things in a short time but he is a corrupt lying con man and is full of shit, he said that he wants to make Canada the the 51st state cuz Canada has poor health care and the US has the best health care in the world.

If the US has better health care then Canada why did DR Rand Paul come to Canada for his hernia surgery? nobody in Canada has ever gone bankrupt cuz of a health care issue but in the US the No 1 personal bankruptcy is from a health issues.

And nobody in Canada has died waiting for surgery but Trump and your corrupt lying politicians say they have.

And this is our Canadian response to Trump...Fuck Off

https://www.abi.org/feed-item/health-care-costs-number-one-cause-of-bankruptcy-for-american-families

https://www.politico.com/story/2019/01/14/rand-paul-canada-surgery-neighbor-attack-1099485

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LOL...

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