Why the Sell-Off in Gold?  A Far-Fetched Opinion.

By Ellis Martin , Editor The Ellis Martin Report                                                                     

April 12, 2013

Today we’re experiencing one of the biggest precious metals sell-offs in recent times happening in just one day.  What’s the trigger?  What’s the significance?  What does this symbolize?  What should you do?

Here’s my far-fetched opinion:  At the end of the day or first thing in the morning as it stands right now, you can’t buy anything with gold or silver except for cash!  And that’s what they’re all doing.  All of those folks that have stacked and I am  talking about bigger folks than our readers.  The only tradable commodity post market collapse is still the greenback, the US dollar.   There’s not enough gold and silver in the system, in the hands of the public at large to make this far-flung far-fetched philosophy of hording precious metals for the Zombie Apocalypse worth of a third-dimension based reality.  Ain’t gonna happen.   Dollars will still buy whatever bread you’re going to be able to find. 

Furthermore, the Federal government, the Fed,  the Federales and those in control of the NWO can’t control you if you’re bartering outside of ‘the system’.   So in a triangulation of suppressions, gold and silver are being killed off and being sent bank to the 70s making states rights a non-issue.  By that I mean states that are pushing for independence from the Federal Government and the greenback, in advance of the Financial or Otherwise Zombie Apocalypse as a giant FU to the leftist imposers in power. 

Coupled with the above is my truly far-flung cow-patty-ish theory that those in the know-know have knowledge of Kim Il Un’s forward-thinking vision for the United States and anyone associated with the Land of the Free and Home of The Bravery  (http://www.thebravery.com/).  The real possibility of either a limited nuclear war or aggressive conventional war involving North Korea could in an instant throw the financial markets into automatic displacement…..the kind of displacement a sinking cruise-ship has on a pond.  This not unlike the aftermath of 9/11.   Only much worse.  At that time gasoline became a real bargain at less than a dollar, mostly because everyone was so shell-shocked they couldn’t drive.  The ripples from that event are still ongoing….and war with Korea, well that’s huge.  It’s not a war with a country that has no investment in weapons of multiple means of destruction…and someone wants a piece of us.  Who helped arm Korea anyhow?  Could it be the Chinese?  Could it have been the Russians? 

Do these two ‘former’ enemies have an interest in killing off what’s left of our culture and economy?  The end result for them being bargain shopping for American real estate  or anything else that they want to purchase in the US?   Buy low and keep it all.  And folks in the know-know this.  And the rest are panicking or cashing in..and selling at levels that are still high compared to two or three or four years ago.  Yes, gold and silver are not at their highs, but they’re not far from them if you look at a 5 year or 10 year chart.  So, time to cash out and tuck oneself away in your personal casbah hideaway.  Cash is still key.  Sit it out like the smart and wealthy did during the great depression.  Moviestars and bankers haven’t a care in the world now. 

Yes, war is coming.   Collect your cans of beans, soup, beef jerky, your boxes of cereal soy-milk, chile, water, pickled cabbage….hoard bottled water….and sit it out.   Gold is no longer sustainable.  It has too many enemies.  According to Lynn Boyden, Information Architect, noted big-mouth and opinion holder, “Gold has never been sustainable from a systemic point of view.”    I concur. It hasn’t.  

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