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Buy Gold & Silver to Protest the Fed
Kevin McElroy | Resource Prospector | August 19, 2011 10:25am EDT
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And while it's easy to forget while I sit here alone behind a keyboard, my 3 month old son cooing in the next room while my wife makes coffee - I have your attention for a few minutes each day - and that attention means something.
There's nothing about having the attention of thousands of people that I take lightly, which is why you should know that I do not accuse Ben Bernanke lightly.
I know that Ben Bernanke thinks little of my accusations. We've seen him laugh at Congressmen who ask him about his policies. We've seen him dismiss inflation worries when they're painted in red ink right in front of his face. We've seen him poo-poo the very idea of honest money.
After all, he has a computer that prints money - so why shouldn't he laugh?
But one man's accusation means nothing. Ten thousand or more accusations... that might mean something. My outrage is a whisper in the wind. But the outrage of my readership
I accuse Ben Bernanke of defrauding everyone who holds dollars and dollar denominated assets.
He's done so for the benefit of the world's richest banks and corporations - to the detriment of everyone else.
I don't really care or know if there's any way he'll ever be prosecuted by the American justice system for this crime. In a way, it doesn't matter. I believe that eventually most people who hold dollars will wake up to the fact that they've been defrauded by Ben Bernanke and the interests he represents.
When they do wake up, it won't matter if Bernanke goes on trial or if he's thrown in jail, banished, executed or slapped on the wrist.
It will be too late: everyone will already be wiped out by the destructive policies and actions of the Federal Reserve.
So I accuse Ben Bernanke today. Regardless of the many laws, cohorts and lackeys that stand behind Bernanke - the fact is that he is debasing the currency of this country. And no matter what laws we enact, that act is immoral and wrong.
Next weekend, on August 27th, Ben Bernanke and the other Fed governors will meet in Jackson Hole, Wyoming for their annual conference.
On that day, I'm going to buy some precious metals - in protest of the dollar, the Fed and Ben Bernanke.
[A Gold and Silver Buyer's Guide Part I and II]
It's really the only act that we can take to send a clear message to our leadership. It's the only bullet we have left in our arsenal - besides selling everything and moving to another country.
I don't know about you, but I think Ben Bernanke and the Fed should leave - not me.
So I hope you'll join me on August 27th and buy some gold or silver. If you're interested, you can read my (free!) guide on how to buy gold and silver.
And while it's easy to forget while I sit here alone behind a keyboard, my 3 month old son cooing in the next room while my wife makes coffee - I have your attention for a few minutes each day - and that attention means something.
There's nothing about having the attention of thousands of people that I take lightly, which is why you should know that I do not accuse Ben Bernanke lightly.
I know that Ben Bernanke thinks little of my accusations. We've seen him laugh at Congressmen who ask him about his policies. We've seen him dismiss inflation worries when they're painted in red ink right in front of his face. We've seen him poo-poo the very idea of honest money.
After all, he has a computer that prints money - so why shouldn't he laugh?
But one man's accusation means nothing. Ten thousand or more accusations... that might mean something. My outrage is a whisper in the wind. But the outrage of my readership
I accuse Ben Bernanke of defrauding everyone who holds dollars and dollar denominated assets.
He's done so for the benefit of the world's richest banks and corporations - to the detriment of everyone else.
I don't really care or know if there's any way he'll ever be prosecuted by the American justice system for this crime. In a way, it doesn't matter. I believe that eventually most people who hold dollars will wake up to the fact that they've been defrauded by Ben Bernanke and the interests he represents.
When they do wake up, it won't matter if Bernanke goes on trial or if he's thrown in jail, banished, executed or slapped on the wrist.
It will be too late: everyone will already be wiped out by the destructive policies and actions of the Federal Reserve.
So I accuse Ben Bernanke today. Regardless of the many laws, cohorts and lackeys that stand behind Bernanke - the fact is that he is debasing the currency of this country. And no matter what laws we enact, that act is immoral and wrong.
Next weekend, on August 27th, Ben Bernanke and the other Fed governors will meet in Jackson Hole, Wyoming for their annual conference.
On that day, I'm going to buy some precious metals - in protest of the dollar, the Fed and Ben Bernanke.
[A Gold and Silver Buyer's Guide Part I and II]
It's really the only act that we can take to send a clear message to our leadership. It's the only bullet we have left in our arsenal - besides selling everything and moving to another country.
I don't know about you, but I think Ben Bernanke and the Fed should leave - not me.
So I hope you'll join me on August 27th and buy some gold or silver. If you're interested, you can read my (free!) guide on how to buy gold and silver.
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