05.17.17 Andrew Gause and The Real World of Money, May 17, 2017 ONE

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-Fiat money – determined to be money by edict, not by intrinsic worth. -Quantitative easing – is a devaluation due to diluting the money supply. -Historical means of reducing the value of money was via reducing the size of the coin or reducing the metal content by adding alloys. -Price of Bitcoin has spiked in reaction to blackmail demands of WannaCry ransomware. -Screen fantasy or truth? The “boys” hire the hackers, program gets stolen or modified, and then used against us. Can be a tool to demean Bitcoin, which helps the banker boys. -Impeachment – disrupts markets. Money system is based on confidence. If the chief architect is so busy fighting, we’re not going to get any of the tax cuts and reforms on the Trump agenda, and people will be less likely to invest in the US. The result is Now driving the price of gold and silver up. -Advice to Trump: Get on with your business, stop responding -Treasury has collected $1.9 trillion in fiscal year 2017. $945 billion from payroll taxes, $60 billion from corporation taxes. $870 billion from social security taxes. SS is showing as income, not as being put into the trust fund. Double booking by the gov – tax revenue booked as an IOU in the trust fund and as income. The honest way would put SS taxes into the SS trust fund and the Treasury sell notes. -Federal reserve is like a game of musical chairs. The number of chairs doesn’t matter until the music stops. When the Fed closes the banks, it’s like stopping the music. -Panic of May 1837. Andrew Jackson’s successor Van Buren was in office. Banks stopped giving gold for paper money. More demand for dollars, but no supply increase. If there was no such thing as a mortage, housing prices would plummet. Combine this with lack of money supply and you get a depression. This is what was happening in 1837-1844. The dollar was worth more, had deflation. -The One World Government has a juggernaut on the myriad of federal agencies. We are much more leveraged now than in the days of Andrew Jackson. The economy would crash today. Desire for uniform regulations has fostered desire for uniform regulation throughout the world. Globalists want world wide laws. –Hacking protection – Andy’s computers run on Linux. Microsoft Windows has best market share so those systems are the best target for hackers. Has the most advanced technology for computer encryption because he values protection of customer’s privacy. Recommends Microsoft Essentials. . -Leave your computer on. Every time you turn your computer off, capacitors expand and contract, which causes failure ultimately. Solid state drives better than spinning drives.