Nancy Grace Points The Way To Gold Confiscation?

We received a YouTube video address from a friend of the Daily Bell, and the power elite meme popped right out.

At the end of this article, I’ll provide a video address, so you can see for yourself how Nancy Grace positions this particular analysis of “justice.”

We’ve written in the past about how gold and silver confiscation might take place if the price becomes intolerably high from the point of view of the power elites that want to remain in control of central banking and fiat money.

The chances are slim but the possibility remains. When we hear outrageous rhetoric like this, I think we should point it out.

Nancy Grace is generally worth commenting on once in a while because she is a prime purveyor of the system as it is. Like CNN itself (where she is based), Nancy Grace perceives a system that supports her commentary rather than one needing a corrective.

In this video, she lambasts gold buyers in the US as if it is a loony thing to buy gold and take delivery. In doing so, she ignores gold’s rising price; the value of the yellow metal has expanded tenfold in about a decade.

Better to ask why people have NOT bought gold and silver than to ask why they’ve purchased it. But Nancy Grace is no contrarian. Her tendency to stick to the modern narrative is what’s got her the program in the first place.

She can be counted on to present the establishment’s point of view no matter what. And she does. Her perspectives on gold and on the US justice system are similar. It is instructive to focus on each.

In fact, the US system of justice went off the rails a long time ago. There are some seven million people incarcerated in the US Gulag, many for offenses as trivial as taking “illegal” substances. Others for ill-defined white collar “crimes.”

As the US system becomes increasingly privatized, those within the system are increasingly being coerced into working for low pay or no pay on a variety of for-profit projects.

This represents slave labor of the type for which the Chinese have rightly received a bad reputation. With its increasing reputation for torture, violence and decades’-long sentences for minor infractions, the US jurisprudence system can be seen as out-of-control in most of the ways that matter.

For Nancy Grace and others like her, there are no shades of gray when it comes to the system, however. For Grace, in fact, the problems with the justice system have more to do merely with its LACK of results.

Grace will spend hours on a controversial case lambasting the authorities over a perceived lack of competence. Rarely does it seem to occur to her that a “perp” is innocent until proven guilty. This video is a perfect example of the preconceived ideas that Nancy Grace has about justice and where it ought to be applied.

The case in question has to do with a chief pathologist who was found murdered in his dining room. The violence of the case disturbs Nancy Grace, but what really sets her off, at least in the video, is the idea that the plastic surgeon who was accused of the murder apparently paid a man three silver bars “to kill the doctor who was dating his ex-girlfriend.”

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