Monetary Warfare & The Tianjin China Event [Video]

ChinaSGT Report – What may go down as the biggest geopolitical false flag event since 9/11, the Tianjin, China explosions will remain a critical topic of conversation for some time because the Chinese government still cannot determine what caused the blast the melted more than 8,000 cars, multiple buildings and the deaths of more than 110 people, with 90 still missing and presumed dead. Bill Holter asks the question we have all been thinking, was it a tactical nuclear strike? Coming just a day or two after China’s devaluation of the Yuan, was the horrific blast which left a 3 acre crater in its path, as sign of what’s to come if China fully abandons the Dollar? It is rapidly becoming clear that something unconventional happened in Tianjin – which leads to the inevitable question: Has the monetary war gone nuclear?

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Did The FINAL WAR Between China And US Cabal Just Start?

The question of our title is very important, “Did the FINAL WAR just start?”.  If you polled Americans on this question, 99.9% would answer “no” if you took out the Middle East.  Last week I wrote “The Rumblings of War” regarding the IMF rebuffing China’s entry into the SDR.  This was followed up by “The shot heard ’round the world” on Tuesday commenting on China’s surprise devaluation.  The purpose of this writing is to show you YES, we are in fact at war!

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Gold & Silver Money Has Devolved Into Debt and Plastic

goldGary Christenson –  Central banks will disagree; Keynesian economists probably disagree; Too-Big-To-Fail banks don’t care; but I think the following is generally accurate regarding the devolution of gold and silver money.

In The Beginning: Gold and silver coins were used as real money for several thousand years. Gold and silver were universally recognized as a store of value.

140 Years Ago: The $20 Gold Double Eagle Coin was globally recognized as money. It contained 0.9675 ounces of gold and its purchasing power was unquestioned.

gold137 Years Ago: The $1 Morgan Silver Dollar was universally appreciated and valued. The silver dollars contained 0.77 ounces of silver, were pretty, used in daily commerce, and minted by the millions in the U.S.

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