Jim Willie: Your Questions Answered
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- Published on Jun 4, 2016
Viewers Questions:
0:33 – What geopolitical triggering event might cause both the Russians and Chinese to announce that their currencies are now to be backed by gold (and thus causing the U.S. Dollar to fall)?
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4:58 – How might the Exchange Stabilization Funds of the nations forming the SDR basket of currencies behave, as China incrementally contributes to the revaluation of gold? In what ways, if any, does being part of the SDR, affect China’s mutable policies?
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9:37 – How will we know that the two rounds of “Scheisse” Dollar devaluations you speak of will have happened, and that it’s then safe to liquidate some precious metals into the new currency for use in other investments?
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17:26 – Will the “reset” wipe out all debt?
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21:15 – Do you think disabled vets will lose their pension, alongside social security, IRA’s, public and private pensions – and the wipeout of bank accounts?
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28:22 – Love to hear some discussion on the “debtors” of all this global debt. Why no talk of uniting worldwide in a mass default and stick it to the central banks? Keep hearing talk of this debt crippling countries but is it not extortion? The so-called debt seems to get a whole lot more respect than it should, all-round.
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29:44 – You have talked about the “Shiesse” Dollar for a while now. Please explain when/how it will come to be? What are the sign posts to watch for before this occurs.
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31:39 – Which products are going to go up in price the most after a few rounds of 30 percent U.S. Dollar devaluations? In other words, which items are most reliant on their importation that we should stock up on them before the disruptions?
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36:49 – I can’t afford gold. Will silver offer me the same protection?
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39:23 – What percentages do you personally allocate gold and silver in your holdings? What would you suggest others allocate in percentages?
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42:12 – Do you think this recent gold price pull back could be so that the US can lease the Chinese gold at 10-13 percent below spot? Do you think it was their last chance?
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45:30 – What do you think about holding precious metal miners, and do you see big risks with nationalization?
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50:03 – Please elaborate as much as you can as to how the Saudi’s are demanding silver bullion for payment.
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52:16 – What is the possibility of implementing a digital world currency instead of a gold standard?
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56:23 – What do you think about what if you own gold/silver in the US will they try to confiscate and what do you think of off shore storage, specifically the Cayman Islands?
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59:52 – Is there any further good insider info from either The Voice or others about what’s now going on behind the scenes with Deutsche Bank?
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1:07:13 – Why doesn’t Russia encourage its citizens to buy gold and silver? In China they are advertising and facilitating the accumulation of gold and silver among its population. Had they done this when China started some years ago then many would have survived the attack in the ruble in far better shape.
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1:12:14 – Do you honestly believe the U.S. Empire with all its power and influence is going to just simply roll over and allow gold and silver to undermine the foundation on which it stands?
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1:16:44 – What will happen to the U.S. Dollar held internationally (i.e. Ecuador, Panama, Costa Rica) when the “Scheiss” Dollar is implemented?
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1:25:34 – Given the banks can engineer the pricing of gold et al, why should they not also do the same for the pricing of oil – given their exposure, and the consequences to their existence if the price continues to spiral downward?
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1:29:09 – I would like to know more about the bankruptcy of Espirito Santo Bank (BES) and Funchal International Bank (Banif), in Portugal, as well as the purchase of Funchal International Bank by Santander Totta in detriment of the Caixa Geral de Depósitos.
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1:33:07 – We know the NSA collects everyone’s data. Could you explain how they could use this information to engage in: market manipulation, insider trading, etc.
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