Are you Ready for Matrix 4?
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IamNRE
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The Matrix is about Neo waking up from his semi-sleep state and seeing the world for what it really is.
This documentary gives us a glimpse into how the world is really structured and how the financial/banking system REALLY works. It's important because money runs the world and effects everything and everyone in this world.
They are not directly connected with each other, I'll give you that.... but I see a connection (most people are sleeping sheeps feeding the machine) and the documentary is trying to wake them up.
I was messing around with the title anyways - just to get those people that like Matrix to check it out.
No sir.... I've checked it out once or twice but I'm not a member.
BrandingBaw
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Blue or Red?
Hopefully for the people that are new to this it'll open their eyes, for others - build yourselves instead of being built for the filling of other people their pockets
Hopefully for the people that are new to this it'll open their eyes, for others - build yourselves instead of being built for the filling of other people their pockets
Chris22
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I think you have a bit more waking up to do. I don't mean come across as rude, but don't believe everything you see on youtube videos.
What if I told you this viral video was created so the guy can sell more of his gold and silver products on his other website/channel?
steelballs
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Another thread from John makes my movie watching easy thanks will watch after work...
I watched the video and it's really interesting.
What I don't understand is that in their website, they want you to buy gold, they have their own website or some affiliated website or such, the problem is if they beleive in what their saying, why are they selling their gold then ? For example I'm putting let's 50k$ to buy gold I get 1 pound (this is an example), the "currency" they are getting is dollars , but dollars is meant to deflate which means that they won't be able to buy the same amount of gold they sold me, so they are actually taking our currency to sell us Gold.
The only solution I see to this is that they are selling us gold for an over priced value. Let me do the math they are actally winning 80$ per once if you buy gold on their website. 1oz is worth 1385$ on their website but at the current trading system it is at 1315$ .
Plus Gold is actually losing value, it wen from 1785 from the beginning of the year to 1315 right now. Means that I had bought gold 1 year ago I would have lost a lot of money which means less assets for me. The only way I can see it is that it is a very very longterm investement , buy gold and wait for the system to crash.
What I don't understand is that in their website, they want you to buy gold, they have their own website or some affiliated website or such, the problem is if they beleive in what their saying, why are they selling their gold then ? For example I'm putting let's 50k$ to buy gold I get 1 pound (this is an example), the "currency" they are getting is dollars , but dollars is meant to deflate which means that they won't be able to buy the same amount of gold they sold me, so they are actually taking our currency to sell us Gold.
The only solution I see to this is that they are selling us gold for an over priced value. Let me do the math they are actally winning 80$ per once if you buy gold on their website. 1oz is worth 1385$ on their website but at the current trading system it is at 1315$ .
Plus Gold is actually losing value, it wen from 1785 from the beginning of the year to 1315 right now. Means that I had bought gold 1 year ago I would have lost a lot of money which means less assets for me. The only way I can see it is that it is a very very longterm investement , buy gold and wait for the system to crash.
Chris22
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It's in the best interest of a guy who is in the gold and silver niche to get a video like this going viral to make people lose faith in the economy and buy gold as a safety, is it not?
Yep, nothing works better than fear marketing, especially with so many people suffering from the crisis.
Tensegrity
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The video is full of 100% factual information, so to not believe it would be to deny yourself from the reality you live in. I believe that's called "schizophrenia".
Does he make more money from sharing this info? Of course, he's a good marketer. That doesn't make the information any less true.
ShadeDream
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That's probably a rehashed version of this:
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Hypothetically lets go live in the place where you would actually look to gold or silver as the currency... And not just as an investment people like to hoard. Lets refer to this as the "crashed" world.
First of all you have a small portion of the world that even know what silver or gold is, an even smaller portion who have actually prepared for this crash, and they have the small stockpiles.
So you'll have to deal with hundreds of people everyday who are not interested in your shiny handful of useless shit, and if they do have something you want. Why would they give you that valuable thing for some rocks anyways? Do you think everyone is going to be a mental midget in such an intense survival of the fittest scenario?
Living in a situation like this. Being forced to wake up from the cushy trance of our lives and get back to utilizing our primordial instincts more than ever. The fluff isn't going to cut it. The brainwashing from birth that made us all worship paper bills to indulge in consumerism is gone. I'm not going to want your paper, or your rocks. Because I'm hungry and the raiders almost got in last night again. I need ammo and jerky for my group, in exchange have some toilet paper, insulin, bandages and styrofoam.
Investing all your money into another form of money preparing for a time when you'll have to barter is a failure of logic.
Anyone who thinks they will just coast out the crash and "cash in" once the government releases the next currency, good luck to you, I hope you are in a fortress on the hill.