Below in Volume 3 of my series, “The Truth Chronicles”, I discuss the pitfalls of falling victim to the bankster ruse of their use of partisan politics to cause division among the 99% of us that are victims of their deceive and steal scams. If you want to spread the word, please make sure you comment on the YOUTUBE page, as comments posted on YouTube videos help gain the videos more exposure!

A very important document, The Utah Monetary Declaration, is now circulating among the citizens of Utah. Though citizens of Utah are attempting to introduce the basic principles of this declaration into the Utah legislature, every citizen of every US state and every citizen of every country in the world should read the below document and note the similarities of the Utah Monetary Declaration to the US Coinage Act of 1972, which protected the freedoms of US citizens until they were destroyed by Central Bankers. You will note that Alexander Hamilton, one of the founding fathers of the Republic of America, penned the US Coinage Act of 1792. Alexander Hamilton was so adamantly opposed to the process by which Central Banks create money today that when he wrote the US Coinage Act of 1792, he believed the no other threat other than the severe penalty of death would prevent bankers from deliberately debasing the value of coined money and thus, usurping the peoples’ freedoms. Today, I’m quite certain that Central Bankers would label the very man that helped found the Republic of America, were he still alive, as a terrorist, for his expressed ideals of freedom oppose all ideologies and principles for which a Central Banker stands. Read the rest of this entry »

For six years, SmartKnowledgeU has been revealing dirty secrets about the global commercial investment and banking industry and building considerable wealth for our clients at the same time. The key to earning positive returns in your portfolio during a horrible month for global developed stock markets around the world in August was to concentrate, not diversify, your assets. In fact, this has been the key to earning positive returns in your portfolio for years on end now. From the very first day I launched my newsletter in June of 2007, I have chosen to concentrate, not diversify, my newsletter portfolio in very few asset classes for my analysis for the past several years has told me that only a few asset classes will return significantly positive returns and that diversification is not only a waste of time, but a poor investment strategy. The commercial investment industry calls concentration short-sighted, risky, and foolish, but only because this means that the financial consultants that they hire actually have to be able to allocate portfolios intelligently rather than just spending the bulk of their time dialing-for-dollars to bring in the most fee-based income possible. In my world, concentration of assets is not only an intelligent strategy but one that is far more solid and far more rewarding to my clients. Read the rest of this entry »

Want to participate in smacking down the criminal global banking cartel? Here’s how to do it. Sell the likely fraudulent SLV and GLD ETFs, cease participating in the fraudulent gold/silver futures markets, buy physical gold and silver, and buy gold/silver mining stocks. The good news is (1) This is a simple strategy; and (2) Buy wisely, and you will likely build significant wealth while participating in this strategy. Read the rest of this entry »

Is it just me, or does Government Sachs’s CEO Lloyd Blankfein REALLY look a lot like Dr. Evil?

Currently, we are rolling back prices to 2009 gold prices, on an extremely limited number of SmartKnowledgeU Memberships, for a two-week period only. To receive your coupon and instructions on how to receive this discount, sign up for our free newsletter on our homepage and check our newsletter archives for the week of August 8 to August 12, 2011.

(1) On September 9, 2006, I emphatically stated, “We are on the brink of a major global economic crisis” at the very same time economic pundits were calling for a new period of great economic boom and record low unemployment in the near future. Did this happen? CHECK!

(2) At the beginning of September, 2007, when gold was still trading at about $680 an ounce, JS stated that gold would reach $850 by the end of the year. What happened? Gold hit $850 an ounce on January 3, 2008. CHECK!

(3) On my company website, in a statement I posted in January, 2011, I said, “If you don’t understand how we can still be in a crisis when stock markets have risen around the world in 2010 and into 2011, [we still are].” What happened? The Dow Jones Industrial Average just plunged 2,074 points (-16.2%) in the last 15 trading days and the Hang Seng plummeted 3,311 points (-14.5%) in the last 9 trading days. CHECK!

(4) In the meantime, I’ve been saying for YEARS that not to own gold and silver is insanity and that gold and silver assets will save your financial life. From launching my Crisis Investment Opportunities (CIO) letter in mid-June 2007 until July 25, 2011, the US S&P 500 has returned -21.39%, the UK FTSE 100, -11.99% and the ASX200, -26.51%. My CIO newsletter? +211.49%. CHECK! Read the rest of this entry »

On July 25th, I provided a warning that gold and silver prices were NOT too expensive despite the propaganda of the commercial investment industry to the contrary, specifically for three reasons I outlined in the above linked article. We have just witnessed gold’s price move higher by $98 an ounce and silver’s price move higher by $0.64 an ounce in about one week’s time. Read the rest of this entry »

Those that are familiar with my writings about gold and silver for the last six years know that I have said gold was cheap at $500, $600, $700, $800, $1000 and $1,200 a troy ounce and know that I have said silver was cheap at $11, $12, $14, $16, $25, and $30 a troy ounce. Today, I will reiterate that gold is still cheap in the $1500 to $1600 range and that silver is still cheap in the $40 range because the largest movements in gold and silver prices as well as gold and silver mining stocks have still not happened and will materialize over the next four to five years. Again, this doesn’t mean that gold and silver can’t or won’t correct or consolidate again in the future because both PMs always do. I have written publicly so much about this topic over the years (and even in much greater depth to my subscribing members) because I truly believe it is insanity not to participate in one of the best ways to invest in gold and silver today – the ownership of physical gold and physical silver. Read the rest of this entry »

If you believe gold and silver are too “expensive” to buy at these prices, then this article is for you.  Even with nearly 100 years of massive dollar devaluation by the US Federal Reserve, more than 700 years of fiat currencies with multiple instances of total fiat currency collapse in China, France, Germany, Zimbabwe et al, and nearly 6,000 years of gold as a stable currency, massive misunderstandings about the price of gold and silver still amazingly exist. For example, just because gold has risen from $250 to $1,600 a troy ounce and silver from $4 to more than $40 a troy ounce within the last decade, there are still millions of people waiting on the sidelines to buy their first oz. of physical gold and physical silver because of their belief that gold and silver are “expensive.” Read the rest of this entry »

The old Cold War USA-USSR nuclear arms race has been replaced by the East-West Central Bank battle to accumulate physical gold and physical silver reserves. While Western Central Banks and their puppet bullion banks have distracted and goaded private citizens with the invention of fraudulent bogus paper gold and paper silver derivative products, including ETFs more recently, and paper futures contracts for a much longer period of time, they themselves have been making sure to avoid the very fraudulent paper products they have invented and have been diving headfirst into real physical precious metals. Read the rest of this entry »

Every Precious Metals investor knows about the typical summer doldrums that usually afflicts the Gold & Silver sector as summers are typically poor performance months. However, this summer we were hit with a steep downfall earlier than in most years in April and early May, so there is a distinct possibility that despite gold and silver mining stocks normally waiting until late August to put in a  bottom, that the bottom may already be in. I expect the second half of 2011 to produce a very significant rally in PM stocks, given the ongoing disaster that is the EU, the ongoing US debt problems, and the development of new PM futures markets in Hong Kong and Shanghai.  If you look at the chart below, you will see that just a couple of weeks ago, on June 16th, the HUI Gold Bugs Index fell to a level comparable to the levels that existed on October 20, 2010 and January 25, 2011. On those respective days, gold was trading at about USD $1,324 a troy oz and USD $1,339 a troy oz.  On June 16, 2011, gold was trading about 15% higher than its price level as of October 20th, yet the HUI Gold Bugs mining stocks were trading at a price level that was no higher. Read the rest of this entry »

Though I’ve been blogging about the merits of gold and silver for almost six years now, the one characteristic that most investors fail to understand, by far, are the reasons behind the periodic volatility that afflicts gold and silver every year. In the commercial investment industry, thousands of financial consultants worldwide try to manipulate their clients into making terrible decisions through the use of two emotions – fear and greed. Through appealing to clients’ greed, financial consultants are able to deceive their clients into believing that overvalued stock markets propped up by computerized, rigged HFT algorithms and the Central Bank QE program by-product of inflated currencies are instead, really undervalued. Through appealing to clients’ fear, financial consultants are able to keep their clients out of volatile but profitable asset classes such as gold and silver by selling them on the erroneous principles of beta and by convincing them that increased volatility means increased risk. Thus, financial consultants are able to convince clients to engage in behavior that is a winning proposition for their companies but a losing proposition for their clients – remain invested IN general stock market indexes and paper gold and paper silver products (largely ETFs), but remain OUT of physical gold and physical silver assets and OUT of mining companies that own physical gold and physical silver assets. Read the rest of this entry »

Please find below my interview with Max Keiser and our discussion regarding the Greek crisis and continued banker price suppression and manipulation schemes executed against gold and silver to prop up the US dollar and prevent a US dollar collapse. Max raises the issue of the European Parliament’s move to accept gold from EU nations as collateral as reported on Zero Hedge here, which I believe is a step towards making gold acceptable as money for the purposes of debt repayment.  However, this step is nothing new as Bankers have long been known to make loans in weak currencies and demand repayment in much stronger currencies before, even when dealing with fiat currencies. For example, the World Bank, which has long dispensed loans in US dollars to struggling nations, started a program in the early1990s whereby it asked nations to repay their USD loans in local currencies, fully aware of the fact that the US dollar was falling against many global currencies very rapidly. The World Bank aggressively instituted this “we lend you money in junk US dollar fiat currency and repay us in better currency” program in 15 different currencies in the early 1990s and aggressively pushed it further in the 2000s. So it is no surprise at all that the European Parliament has extended and refined this World Bank program for their own use into a “collateralize your debt with real money (physical gold) but continue to take out loans in our junk fiat currencies”. Read the rest of this entry »