Leon Speed

What’s this? Fairfax media are trying to bring down the government. According to an ABC online report the Immigration Minister Peter Dutton suggests Fairfax media are plotting to bring down the Abbott government. Apparently Dutton is finding it hard to get a good story in Fairfax media. Stories that have been published haven’t been checked with Dutton’s office. Where was Dutton when the media were on his side and he was all smiles and giggles? What he’s aiming at is what people have known for decades. The media have a big influence on politics just like banks do. It doesn’t matter who runs a country but if you control the countries money, then you control the country ie; IMF. If you control the media you can control the people through disinformation or propaganda. Disinformation is when an influential person says we created 36,000 jobs this month but they don’t mention the 41,000 who are now unemployed. Such as the ABS figures for July. Employment increased by 38,500 and Unemployment increased by 40,100. I haven’t heard politicians coming out and telling us the unfavourable, but truthful figures that matter.

When anyone else comes out and says something along the line of “The media tell the government what to do, or they only print what the government wants them to print.” All the people jump up and down and say you’re a nutcase and that’s a conspiracy theory. So when the government comes out and says similar about media it’s normal and not a theory. Wake up Straya.

Leon Speed

Here is an update on this story in regards to physical silver. People are paying more for silver coins in the US than the actual paper market price. The small article by zero hedge can be read here.

Leon Speed

With the recent “correction” in the markets globally, are central bank’s monetary policies working? Some financial experts such as Paul Craig Roberts, Max Keiser, Peter Schiff, and Mike Maloney suggest this is the main cause of market volatility. The reserve bank of Australia transact in both the domestic market and the international market to assist in keeping the markets stable. The interest rate is lowered to keep inflation from getting out of hand. This encourages banks to loan more which keeps a recession in the economy at bay. These monetary policies add value to the assets in the market, as is also the case with Quantitative Easing (QE) in the US markets and everywhere else in the world for that matter. So far the US has put trillions into the market without much success. This is not how a free market should operate. The market just becomes full of debt. What happens when the debt gets called in and the liquidity is not there? Market correction which means overvalued assets drop in worth. The Bank of International Settlements (BIS), the world banks’ boss has also added another standard for world banks to use. This new standard is called Basel iii which will require banks to be able to meet their liquidity requirements in normal situations and crisis situations. More can be read here. It seems to me that they don’t really know how to control the volatility in the market. As one IMF official once said “we learn as we go along”.

Along with the eventual demise of the US dollar backed by oil (another story) and more market “corrections” coming now is probably a good time to buy precious metals.

Leon Speed
This is fantastic. Please listen to this song by Steven Whitaker and watch the clip.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36gwr25M0Js

Leon Speed

I had to share this after I had done some silver hunting myself. In Australia we seem to have a similar problem to the US but to a lesser extent. I found it hard to find some but got there in the end. Silver has now dropped from $21.70 to $20.46 AUD in the week 21/08/15-27/08/15. This shows manipulation again of the market. If silver supply is low, price should be high and vice-versa. The price is kept low for a reason.