SoT #47 Market Update: Collectivism, Uprising, Total Collapse

Investment Research Dynamics

When you are running a Ponzi scheme as large as the paper gold and silver scam and the jig is almost up you will do anything and that is the short term predicament we find ourselves in. I smiled this morning when I read a piece on Zero Hedge reporting that ten tech start-ups with a collective market cap of 158 billion dollars have the grand total of $4 billion in revenue…When the balloon goes up on this mess (shortly, in my opinion) we are going to wish we were on another planet.  – comment to me from a well-known investment strategist

(Note:  the podcast below was completely unplanned and unscripted)

Over the past few years a lot of smart people have pointed out that “collectivism” is not for them. There argument is sound and reasonable. For the most part I would agree that individualism is the way to go. The way we retain some of our dignity and humanity is by expressing our individuality and making our individual presences known.

There is a flip side to all this that needs to be addressed. The criminal banking cabal, working in tandem with the federal government, (some would call it fascism and I would be one of them) work everyday as a collective. They plan how to steal from us, how to enslave us and, in some cases, how to kill us.

If we simply look at local cops and how they have morphed over the past decade we see a large group of people, highly visible in every small town and big city, that are now ruthless gangs that murder with impunity. Formerly respected members of a community that have now turned their back on their neighbors and have killed over 680 people across the U.S as of August 3, 2015. Is this acceptable behavior? Is this the act of individuals or a collective? If it is individuals why are the good cops not turning in the murderers?

This collective have their orders, sanctioned by another much larger collective who have equipped, trained and, most importantly, planned for all this to happen. If it wasn’t planned it sure seems like a lot of people are being murdered everyday in this country by the people that are suppose to represent the law.

Louis Farakan has had enough. He recently called for an uprising and requested that 10,000 men, who are willing to risk their lives, stand up and be counted. Mr. Farakan is calling for these men to take the fight to the murderers. Farakan has a plan, similarly to the criminals in blue and the criminals in Washington DC and on Wall Street, have a plan. Farakan is not calling for a race war, he is calling for an uprising against the murderers. Is this an appropriate response to what is happening in our world today?

Is that collectivism? You bet it is.

What about the people, across the country, who are working to secede from the U.S.? The State of Jefferson comes to mind and Maine as well. These are collectives of people making plans to make a difference. Their priority is to create a better world for themselves, their families and the people that have to come realize the U.S. is a rat infested, broke-down palace that is run by criminals. Is this an appropriate response to what is happening in our world today?

Are we, the individuals, destine to sit idly by while the criminals continue to make plans, execute their plans and continue steam-rolling over our communities, families and friends–collectively?

These questions can only be answered by the individual. It seems there are more and more people who are beginning to question what is happening in our world and my hope is they begin seeking real answers very quickly as it seems time is not on our side. The collective on the other side of my argument is working feverishly to execute their plans as quickly as possible. What will it take for the people on this side of the fence to begin to act as a collective to question these plans; to meet these evil plans, realistically, head on?