Precious Metal Math

You should have done the maths on the price per oz it would take for gold and silver to match the debt. In other words if they decided to revalue gold and or silver to pay off the debt.

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I MISSED IT ... again but will watch/listen now with dinner . Cut my right thumb tip pretty good closing my new knife . Was poking holes in ziploc bags with tags put in . I soaked them with vinegar and put Cheyenne pepper and Purell hand sanitizer in there too . That combo is pretty nasty and bears don't like it . The buggers have done a fair bit of damage to some of the 40 year old fruit trees on our new old property . Picked a bucket of 4 apple varieties and figs get picked tomorrow , need to fig yer out what to do with those . Dang my band aids are getting redder , dammit . Anyway I hang those bags on the base of some of the trees in the hope that it deters those black bears . Peace .

People love paper and thin air.

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Only 0.34% of gold has been collected or extraxted from the Earths crust, and 10% of that has been lost at sea.

Jesus will surely come back long before the USA pays down even a trillion of those unfathomable figures. The whole system is a diabolical financial scam against the public and more than 90% don't even realize it. I laugh at it in order to keep from crying about it. Thanks for the content once again Junius.

Mario at Maneco64 is outstanding. When I take control of my country, I'm gonna make him Chancellor. I'm gonna message him to see if he will have you on.

unfunded liabilities is over 150 trillion, the dollar is toilet paper

Your work is greatly appreciated, thank you.
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Julius….you must have a big calculator…..mine runs out of zeroes

Thank you Junius. I wish the best for your family and those who loves you in the upcoming events.

I almost smashed the like button out the back of my phone!

I'm watching live

It's just mind blowing...

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Oh my.... that's a very nice 1 Kg chunk of silver! I have one from the NIUE mint (VAT exempt where I live).

Good live last night. Junius did point out who is taking the metal off market. Countries, central banks, big banks. Then when one throws in wealthy people, the stacking community is just a drop in the bucket. Wealthy people are the messengers with their “it’s a barbaric relic rhetoric” message to the sheeple masses

Just a quick comment. About the 150,000 tons. In 400 years. Right now we mine 26,000 tons a year. So we are producing that same amount of silver every 6 years. Which meabs we could pay off the debt pretty quickly. I agree with you on everything. Just saying.

I recently had a fellow who has fallen in love with orange man and got very angry with me that I wouldn't watch a 90 min video about something related to him. It was amazing, he is a smart dude too, but completely entranced by the current thing. Odd stuff going on these days.

Also I want to add that I recently did some math. You might find interesting. I picked a random year, then the average wage for that year. Converted that wage into gold. Then that to silver. I'll show you an example. 1887. The average "Urban Worker" made $400-$500 yearly. Gold in 1887 was fixed at $20.67 an ounce. So if we say a decent paycheck was $500 a year converted to gold is 24.18 ounces of gold. Lets say 24 ounces. If we take the current price of gold. Currently the price of gold is exactly $2639. So 24 times $2639 is $63,336. So the average worker in the untited states was making $63k a year. This is when people were fighting for wages because they couldnt live off of that amount. Anyway if we convert that to silver. In 1890 (quick google search and I couldnt find 1887 price of silver.) was $1.16 an ounce. So if the average worker made $500 a year and they were paid in silver it was 431.03 oz of silver. If we convert that to todays price of silver the average worker made ( silver sits at $31.04) only $13,378. If we were to go back to the fixed standard in 1887. To make the same wage. Silver would have to be at ($63,336/431 which is the price of gold today vs how many silver oz 1887 worker would make in a year) the price of silver would be $146.95. I dont know what anyone would do with this information. I was just thinking about it. That was a long rant that didnt mean much. But today. If you buy $431 oz of silver at spot. You will be buying the average yearly salary of an urban worker in 1887. The end. I bet nobody reads this lol.

This was a solid episode. Well done my friend

The Gold price and U.S. debt are married, I think the divorce will be very ugly. 🤓👍

Thanks!

Dont trust in electronic currencies, it will be a big trap!
Great channel bro.

If Gold were revalued to $50,000 an ounce 700,000,000 ounces would barely satisfy the current debt. That is roughly 240,054.86 tons of gold which is roughly 30x the reported amount the US allegedly possesses

Thank you frend

Right now silver is over $32 per oz.

Thanks for the video.

How come everyone but the messengers know the true?

There's more gold in my phone than Fort Knox.

I asked some questions, and here are the answers. How much silver is used in certain applications.
F-35 up to 2,000 ounces
Apache helicopter up to 500 ounces
M-1 Abrams tank up to 300 ounces
Virginia class submarine up to 30,000 pounds
Fully loaded aircraft carrier up to 1.7 million pounds
Carrier strike group up to 2.9 million pounds
SpaceX falcon heavy up to 6,600 pounds
SpaceX starship up to 9,700 pounds
International space station up to 44,000 pounds
To restart 3 mile island up to 12,100 pounds

It's good to be a shiny rock bag holder

I need more metals

For thousands of years we fought the Earth is flat.

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I see jimmy dore just dropped a video about gold

Silver at $671 on the debt clock. Mint only making eagle proofs $95 for the rest of 2024

Silver Slayer posted this video on his community posts…JM might be getting some more subscribers soon 🤞

what is up y'all 😊

Maneco64 had John Perez on today great show

instead of paying off the debt by 1 million per hour, we are borrowing 416 million per hour!