Silver Stock Report
by Jason Hommel, May 17, 2007
by Jason Hommel, May 17, 2007
Major Frauds of the U.S. Monetary System.
- 1. The dollar is a broken contract to repay with gold or silver.
- 2. Unrestrained creation of money increases an already unpayable debt to the public.
- 3. Banks don’t possess the fraudulent paper money they say is in your accounts.
- 4. The FDIC is a lie; they don’t have the money to cover the accounts either.
- 5. The central banks only possess half the gold they say they do, the rest is leased out.
- 6. Bonds are a paper promise to pay more fraudulent paper promises.
- 7. Inflation indexed bonds adjust by using a false rate much lower that the real rate.
- 8. More futures contracts are sold, than silver or gold exists.
- 9. Options are a bad gamble on leveraged futures, and most expire worthless.
- 10. Position limits on longs attempt to control the market by limiting buyers’ purchases.
- 11. COMEX silver delivery delays are market defaults.
- 12. Bank hold times on checks defraud you of access to your money.
- 13. Legal tender laws prevent people from using gold and silver as money.
- 14. Taxes on gold and silver purchases are illegal since it is only one tender for another.
- 15. Income tax was to be temporary from WWII; it’s fraudulent and unconstitutional.
- 16. The social security system, medicaid, and medicare is a pyramid scheme and will collapse.
August 3, 2007 at 8:52 am
Most of these points are more or less true, but beware of how you interpret them. The multiple claims on the same money (fractional reserve banking) or on the same precious metal (particularly gold) can keep rolling over indefinitely. It’s only if there is a run on the bank–which people have been trained not to worry about–that there is a problem. It can go on for arbitrarily many generations–until finally enough people get nervous and try to cash out.
Item #5 would be hard to measure–I would guess Mr. Hommel is actually being conservative. I think we passed 3 times over quite a while ago.
Item #15 is probably a matter of what “was to be” means. It is possible the public was told that it was to be temporary, but the whole point of having income taxes is to create artificial demand for fiat money (hence the timing of the income tax) and also to reduce competition for fiat capital by taxing away as much discretionary income as possible. This is even more true of inheritance tax: the money cartel doesn’t want capital accumulating over many generations.
September 11, 2008 at 8:46 pm
Can this be related to the discussions of silver as a commodity? Could we generalize the argument presented here-
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aIA.U.WwSJsY&refer=home
September 11, 2008 at 11:01 pm
The point is that while J. Hommel gives the above 16 reasons why silver (and gold) as both commodities and money have unshakable fundamentals to drive their price to the moon (and beyond) the defacto schizophrenic COMEX paper metal exchange has posted another price drop (ninth consecutive) wheras there’s NO REAL METAL TO BE FOUND IN THE USUAL OUTLETS!!!
A TRUE PRICE DISCONNECT…..
THIS CANNOT GO ON FOREVER. BE STANDBY FOR A SUDDEN TAKE-OFF!!