The Bad Guys Agenda for 2016
I have posted last week's Friday Road Trip to the Public Road because I think it is so important to understand what is going on behind the scenes. Some of the more important issues are related to Greenspan's Battle to Destroy the System, Backing the Euro with Gold to Destroy the US Dollar and More Secrets in the inner pages of The Economist.
SPECIAL REPORT: The New Economist Cover Shows Roota Pulling the Plug
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There is a lot more analysis to do here but it's a start.
I have posted the latest Friday Road Trip for Private Road Members here:
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Topics this week include:
- Ending the SECRET AGENDA
- More on the Economist Artwork
- More on CME Head of Metals Departure
- Watch A Criminal CEO Squirm On Mainstream TV
- Clif High Interview with V The Gorilla Economist
If you want to sign up for the Private Road (and get a free $20 in Hard Copy Bitcoin!) click here:
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For those long suffering silver investors - stay strong! The end of their game is clearly in play as JP Morgan has loaded up on a MASSIVE amount of Physical Silver while still shorting the paper market. Ted Butler thinks it amounts to over 500M ounces of physical silver (note: the Hunts only had about 90M oz and Buffett only had 120M oz)!
Clearly they are positioned for the end of the silver paper game.
For those of you afraid they might dump all this physical on the market to crash the price you need to think again. They DON'T need to at all! They have unlimited paper shorts they can dump at any time so getting rid of their physical would not even make the price hiccup!
For example: The Average Daily Volume of silver trading on the COMEX in November 2015 was 68,799 contacts or 344 Million Ounces EVERY DAY!!!!
JP Morgan will not dump their physical silver on the market...they NEED it to recapitalize AFTER THE CRASH!!!
May the Road you choose be the Right Road.
Bix Weir
