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Top Three Videos – July 13 2023

James Turk: The History & Future of Gold & Silver In The US
Arcadia Economics

This is a GREAT interview!

Quick Summary Bullets:

Control and Manipulation of Monetary Systems

  • “In order to have real power, you have to have control of the monetary system.”
  • “If you can control the purchasing power, you effectively have control over the people.”
  • “Gold was confiscated in the 1930s by London, Russia, Hitler, Mussolini, and Roosevelt because they wanted to control the purchasing power and the entire economy.”
  • “They want more and more control over you over your life over your family over your purchasing power over your well and that’s not free now you’re not.” – James Turk highlights the potential loss of personal freedom and control due to increasing external control and manipulation.
  • James Turk predicts that the dollar is eventually going to collapse, just like other fiat currencies before, due to out-of-control spending and the creation of purchasing power out of thin air.
  • “Central banks can’t be trusted…if you give them the power to create purchasing power out of thin air.”

Historical Significance of Gold and Silver in the US

  • James Turk is a respected historian in the gold and silver community, providing valuable insights on the history of gold and silver in the US.
  • “What money really is is a physical asset and over time the Preferred Physical asset that’s being used as money throughout the world is gold and silver.”
  • The framers of the Constitution created a monetary base consistent with the age of enlightenment, emphasizing individual freedom and the ability to own property and use money in commerce.
  • Gold and silver became the monetary norm in the US, with the dollar defined as a specific weight of silver in the Mint Act of 1792.
  • “We’ve come to accept inflation as a given, but it was considered a capital punishment, even hanging, if there was any debasement of the currency in the early days of the United States.”

Advocacy for Private Market Solutions

  • “We have to go back to Freedom giving people the opportunity to choose for themselves what they want to do with their wealth.”
  • “Debt is not wealth” – The creation of extra purchasing power through borrowing and printing money does not equate to true wealth.
  • “You have to get government out of the money business. It has to be private Market Solutions.” – James Turk emphasizes the need for private market solutions in the money business, advocating for less government control.

Transcript Summary:

  • 00:00 Gold and silver have historically been used as money in the US, with the framers of the Constitution creating a unique system that allowed individuals to own property, use money in commerce, and have a common defense against Britain.
    • James Turk, founder of GoldMoney and author of “Money and Liberty in the Pursuit of Happiness,” discusses the history of gold and silver in the US and the power delegated to the federal government to coin money.
    • Turk discusses the concept of honest money and argues that when one truly understands what money is, there is no need for adjectives like “sound” to describe it.
    • Gold and silver have historically been the preferred physical assets used as money, with America being more involved with silver due to Spanish influence, and the collapse of the Continental currency in hyperinflation after the war of independence.
    • The framers of the Constitution wanted to create a monetary base consistent with the age of enlightenment, establishing a unique system that allowed individuals to own property, use money in commerce, and have a common defense against the ongoing threat of Britain.
    • The 13 colonies, now independent states, wanted a common market and currency, so they included important monetary provisions in the Constitution, delegating certain powers to the federal government while reserving others for the states and the people.
  • 05:52 The US government regulated gold and silver to maintain a coin supply, but control shifted to governments and central banks, leading to the need for money outside of government control for true liberty.
    • The US government had the power to coin money and regulate the value of gold and silver in order to maintain a sufficient supply of coins, with silver being the common currency, but adjustments to the ratio were necessary due to fluctuations in gold and silver prices.
    • The ratio of silver to gold changed in the late 1800s, and in 1900 the US passed the Gold Standard Act to facilitate international trade.
    • Governments and central banks began to take control of the monetary system in the late 19th century, pushing gold and silver out of the system in order to have real power and control over the currency.
    • To have true Liberty, money must be outside of government control as it gives them control over people’s purchasing power.
    • Gold has historically served as money because it allows those in power to control the economy and purchasing power, which is why it has been confiscated by various governments throughout history.
    • Governments have been controlling society and banking, but this era of control will eventually come to an end, similar to how feudalism ended, and banking started out in a different, more beneficial way.
  • 12:42 Inflation is a crime against humanity that disrupts commerce, gold and silver have a role in the future as digital currencies evolve, and government control over money restricts freedom and causes environmental destruction.
    • Inflation is a crime against humanity as it takes away purchasing power from people and disrupts commerce by making it difficult to measure goods and prices over time and space.
    • Gold and silver have been around for thousands of years and will continue to have a role in the future, especially as digital currencies evolve and central banks try to control them, with a history including the Bretton Woods agreement, the removal of silver from coinage in 1965, and Nixon temporarily suspending the gold backing to the dollar.
    • The evolution of money has led to increasing government control, with restrictions on the amount of cash that can be withdrawn from banks.
    • There are increasing restrictions on currency usage, and in order to return to the original principles of America and the Constitution, we need to allow people the freedom to choose what they do with their wealth and purchasing power, rather than using dishonest and unconstitutional money.
    • The creation of money and currency by the government and banking system has led to inflation, environmental destruction, and a false sense of wealth through debt.
    • Money plays a destructive role in the environment, and eco-activists should focus on the impact of money rather than advocating for a central bank digital currency, as central bankers only share what they want people to hear.
  • 18:53 Question everything, as the government’s desire for control over purchasing power contradicts freedom and the Constitution; a gold backing is needed to restore trust in the currency system, but heavy regulations hinder private market solutions.
    • Question everything, as the government wants more control over your life and purchasing power, which goes against the principles of freedom and the Constitution.
    • Turk discusses the concept of dishonest money and the need for a feasible structure, such as a gold backing, to restore trust in the currency system.
    • Government should be removed from the money business and private market solutions should be allowed to compete, but heavy regulations are stifling private enterprise in the control of money and banking.
  • 22:35 Gold and silver have maintained their value over time, but the speaker believes the dollar will collapse due to excessive debt, making a return to a gold standard impractical; the private market may be the solution once fiat currencies collapse, but the current system’s longevity is uncertain.
    • Gold and silver have maintained their value over time, as demonstrated by the fact that the silver content of eight silver quarters from the 1950s could still fill up the average family car today.
    • Gold enables long-term economic calculation and is necessary for a sound economy, but the speaker believes that the dollar will eventually collapse due to excessive debt and spending, making a return to a gold standard impractical.
    • Central banks and governments cannot be trusted with the power to create purchasing power out of thin air, and the dollar has become weaponized.
    • Different countries abandoned the gold standard in the 20th century, and the speaker believes that the private market will be the solution once fiat currencies collapse, although it is uncertain how much longer the current system can last.
    • The speaker believes that the current level of debt and derivatives in the system will lead to currency depreciation and inflation, and the solution is to use gold and silver to eliminate debt and borrowing purchasing power.
    • Governments are currently in a powerful position, but people’s complacency is being tested through various events, revealing the fragility of the system.
  • 30:01 The fragility of the financial system and excessive creation of currency may lead to a global collapse of fiat currencies, while gold and silver, as natural forms of money, are not accurately reflected in bank balance sheets and should be circulating as currency.
    • The fragility of the financial system is a concern, with the Federal Reserve and federal Home Loan Bank board propping up the banking system to prevent deflation, but this may ultimately lead to a massive flight out of currency.
    • The supply of gold and silver is determined by nature and mining profitability, while fiat currency supplies are determined by governments, leading to an excessive creation of currency and a loss of purchasing power, ultimately resulting in a global collapse of fiat currencies.
    • The speaker hopes for a peaceful resolution to conflicts between countries and mentions that events mentioned in his book have been occurring in 2021.
    • Central bank gold buying is seen as unfair because they can acquire it easily through printing money, and it should be circulating as currency.
    • Gold and silver have been natural forms of money throughout history, and while central banks may try to manipulate their value, the true supply and demand dynamics of gold are not accurately reflected in bank balance sheets.
    • There are both good and bad exchange traded funds (ETFs) for gold and silver, and it is important to be cautious when investing in them.
  • 36:20 Buy gold to protect against economic uncertainty, store it securely, consider professional storage, and also have some gold and silver on hand; gold and Bitcoin have complementary advantages and disadvantages, with Bitcoin serving as a stepping stone for the younger generation to understand the future of digital gold currency.
    • Buy gold to preserve wealth and protect against economic uncertainty by either storing it yourself or having someone store it for you, and also consider having some gold and silver on hand for unexpected economic conditions.
    • Consider professional storage for your gold to ensure its safety and choose a company that offers insurance and auditing services.
    • Gold can be used digitally as a currency without the need for backing, allowing for easy transfer between parties.
    • Gold and Bitcoin have complementary advantages and disadvantages, with gold being physically tangible but susceptible to confiscation, while Bitcoin is digital and secure but lacks physical presence.
    • Bitcoin and gold/silver are complementary currencies, with Bitcoin serving as a stepping stone for the younger generation to understand the future of digital gold currency, while physical gold and silver provide liquidity and should be grouped together against fiat currency.
  • 41:52 Goldmoney.com offers a secure platform for buying and storing gold and silver, providing assurance and protection for customers worldwide.
    • The book “Money in Liberty” by James Turk provides a comprehensive history and perspective on gold and silver, and is recommended for those interested in understanding how to protect their wealth and live free, while goldmoney.com offers a convenient platform for buying and storing gold and silver.
    • Goldmoney.com offers a secure vault for storing precious metals owned by customers worldwide, providing integrity and assurance in dealing with the internet.
    • Gold money is a reliable service that can help mitigate risks and provide insurance procedures, and the speaker appreciates the opportunity to discuss it.

Market Outlook: Vladimir Putin’s Golden Pipedream- Jeffrey Christian
CPM Group

Christian believes a BRICS gold-backed currency WILL NOT be being announced/ launched in August.

Quick Summary Bullets:

  • Gold was the main form of currency for transactions and international settlements during the time of czarist Russia, which may explain Putin’s interest in gold.
  • Russia’s request to be paid in Indian Rupee for oil and gas purchases highlights the challenge of insufficient Indian Rupee availability, leading to a convoluted payment process involving euros, dollars, and rubles.
  • Gold prices are expected to be weak over the next couple of months, but are projected to rise sharply in 2024 and 2025.
  • While Big Tech is facing problems, small Tech and other parts of the economy are performing well, contributing to a stronger stock market.
  • Platinum prices are expected to weaken in the next few weeks or months due to seasonal and secular weakness in auto demand, but they may perform better in the future with the shift towards electric vehicles and a potential recession in 2024-2025.
  • “The world is not ending but the good news is you can still make money investing and going so.”

Transcript Summary:

  • 00:00 Russia’s plan to introduce a gold-backed currency as a distraction from the outlook for gold and silver is unlikely to happen, as Putin’s vision of rebuilding czarist Russia with gold as the main currency faces opposition from the US government and has led to questionable decisions.
    • Christian discusses Russia’s gold-backed brics currency as a distraction from the outlook for gold and silver.
    • Russia’s ambassador to Kenya claimed that the BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) will announce a gold-backed currency in August for international trade and capital flows, but it is unlikely to happen.
    • Putin wants to rebuild czarist Russia and sees gold as the main form of currency, but has faced opposition from the US government and has made questionable decisions.
  • 04:07 Putin and Xi Jinping’s alliance was strained by disagreements over agreements, including a currency union and gas pipelines, while Putin’s plan for a goldback currency remains unrealized.
    • Putin and Xi Jinping’s supposed strong alliance was undermined by disagreements over various agreements, including a currency union and financing gas pipelines, as Xi Jinping argued that the land in question historically belonged to China.
    • Vladimir Putin has been discussing a Russia goldback currency for many years, but it has yet to materialize, similar to the prime minister of Malaysia’s proposal in 1998.
  • 06:32 There is no actual agreement among East Asian countries to establish a gold-backed currency, as most governments have expressed no interest in it and it would not benefit them.
  • 08:07 Russia wants India to pay for oil and gas in gold, putting India’s gold reserves at risk, but other countries like China, Brazil, and South Africa are reluctant to give up their gold reserves for a gold-backed currency.
    • India is buying oil and gas from Russia and Russia wants to be paid in Indian Rupee, but since there aren’t enough rupees, they go through a convoluted process involving euros, dollars, and rubles, and now Russia wants India to pay in gold, putting India’s gold reserves at risk.
    • India, China, Brazil, and South Africa are reluctant to give up their gold reserves as they fear the risk of losing them if a gold-backed currency were to exist.
    • Brazil and South Africa have a small amount of gold reserves, so a gold-backed currency would not benefit them, and the Russian government’s wishful thinking on the matter is a waste of time.
  • 11:18 Gold prices are expected to experience further downside over the next two months, but are projected to rise again in the fourth quarter of 2023 and reach sharply higher prices in 2024 and 2025.
  • 13:12 Expectations for gold and silver prices to potentially decrease in the next few months, with rising interest rates not yet making treasuries more attractive than other assets.
    • The strong economy, low unemployment, and potential increase in interest rates may lead to a weakening of gold and silver prices over the next few months.
    • Expectations for gold and silver prices to potentially decrease in the next few months, with interest rates rising but not yet high enough to make investing in treasuries more attractive than other assets.
  • 16:28 Silver and platinum prices may weaken in the coming months, but platinum could improve in the future due to electric vehicles and a recession in 2024-2025.
    • Silver and platinum prices may experience some weakness in the coming months due to rising inventories and seasonal/auto demand, but platinum prices could potentially improve in the future due to a shift towards electric vehicles and a recession in 2024-2025.
    • CPM group will release its 2023 Platinum Group medals yearbook on July 25th, with a free online briefing available for registration.
  • 19:22 Christian discusses platinum, palladium, and rhodium prices, advises against investing in gold and silver, and encourages viewers to attend the Platinum Group medals Yearbook launch and take care of themselves and the world.

FedNow coming in July: It is a 'slippery slope' to an 'evil' CBDC – Rich Checkan (Pt 1/2)
Kitco NEWS

The implementation of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and the potential loss of trust in the US dollar will have significant implications for individual freedom, financial privacy, and the global monetary system.

Quick Summary Bullets:

Opposition to CBDC Implementation and Government Control

  • Rich Checkan believes that CBDCs were concocted in Hell by Satan himself.
  • The implementation of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) like FedNow is seen as a slippery slope towards an “evil” system, according to Rich Checkan.
  • “I don’t like the fact that I think it’s a slippery slope that leads to the evil of cbdc’s.”
  • “The last time we spoke you basically called a cbdc. The spawn of Satan why are you so vehemently opposed to a cbdc.” – Rich Checkan
  • The introduction of a central bank digital currency (CBDC) raises concerns about governments having the power to control and restrict transactions, potentially infringing on people’s freedom and liberty.
  • “You could have a potentially better and some people might see it on a darker world where the government decides that units of central bank money can be used to purchase some things but not other things that it deems less desirable like say a munition or drugs or pornography or something of this sort.”
  • “The evil CBDC will be sold as the cure for all our evils.” – Rich Checkan
  • “Central Bank Digital currencies were concocted by hell and by Satan himself.” – Rich Checkan expresses his strong opposition to CBDCs, using a vivid metaphor to convey his concerns.
  • “I’m just a little too scared about the negatives, a little very scared about the negatives and rightfully so as you said the U.S wants to be leading the dance dancing with the devil perhaps here.”
  • “We weaponized the dollar…forcing not only the bad guys but also the good guys out of the monetary system, as they fear being cut out of the banking system if they misstep or don’t align with America’s approval.”

Need for Thorough Exploration and Inclusive Discussions

  • “You got to have a real discussion before something like this comes into play and all of the things that President Biden laid out in that executive order over a year ago need to be fully explored and I hope it’s not just by government.” – Checkan emphasizes the need for thorough exploration and inclusive discussions involving various stakeholders, not just the government, when considering the implementation of a CBDC.
  • “A successful nation is basically one where the government is fearful of its people, not the people being fearful of the government.”
  • “I pray to God it doesn’t come to that because that’s going to be a messed up world to live in.”

Concerns about Loss of Financial Privacy and Civil Liberties

  • The implementation of a CBDC could result in the complete loss of individual financial privacy, raising concerns about potential violations of civil liberties and rights.

Transcript Summary:

  • 00:00 The Federal Reserve is launching FedNow in July, a real-time money transfer service that some believe could lead to a Central Bank digital currency (CBDC), with concerns about control and surveillance, but the main goal is to improve efficiency for the Federal Reserve, banks, and participants.
    • The Federal Reserve will be launching FedNow in July, a real-time money transfer service that some believe could pave the way for a Central Bank digital currency (CBDC), although the Fed has stated that FedNow is not related to a CBDC and no decision has been made on issuing one.
    • CBDCs are seen by some as a way to prevent crime and improve financial transactions, but critics argue that they are tools of control and surveillance, with one expert claiming they were created by Satan.
    • The FED is launching FedNow, an instant payment system, with 57 certified firms, including major banks, as part of their exploration of US Central Bank digital currencies.
    • In July, the Federal Reserve plans to launch FedNow, a real-time gross settlement system, which has sparked concerns about the start of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), but the main reason behind this initiative is to improve efficiency for the Federal Reserve, banks, and participants.
    • Financial access for the unbanked and underbanked is important for the government to gain more votes.
  • 05:29 Checkan warns against the development of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) as it is being actively explored and could have implications for freedom-loving citizens, despite acknowledging its potential benefits.
    • Global central banks are exploring Central Bank digital currencies (CBDCs) for efficient domestic and cross-border payments, and it is important for the world’s current Reserve currency to have a lead role in this development.
    • FedNow is seen as a potential stepping stone towards a central bank digital currency (CBDC), despite the Federal Reserve’s claims that it is unrelated, as it serves as a foundational element for a CBDC.
    • A central bank digital currency requires a blockchain mechanism and the approval of Congress and the executive branch, making it a future possibility in the US.
    • Checkan emphasizes the importance of being vigilant and opposing the development of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) as it is being actively explored and could have implications for freedom-loving citizens.
    • He strongly opposes a central bank digital currency (CBDC) despite acknowledging its potential benefits.
  • 10:27 The implementation of FedNow and central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) could lead to increased government control, loss of individual financial privacy, and potential manipulation of people’s money, raising concerns about freedom and liberty.
    • FedNow, a proposed real-time settlement system, may have benefits such as combating money laundering and providing quicker tax refunds, but the negatives include increased government control and regulation, which historically have not reduced costs or sped up processes.
    • The implementation of a central bank digital currency (CBDC) could lead to disintermediation in the banking sector, a potential migration of wealth away from banks, and a loss of individual financial privacy.
    • Governments having the ability to control and program a digital currency like FedNow could lead to a loss of freedom and liberty, as they can decide what transactions are allowed and potentially integrate it with climate change concerns.
    • The World Economic Forum is advocating for central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), which have the potential for programmability and the ability for governments to restrict certain purchases, leading to both benefits and concerns.
    • Checkan expresses concern about the government having the power to control and monitor purchases through a central bank digital currency (CBDC), which they believe could lead to a loss of control, liberty, and freedom.
    • If central banks control digital currency, they can manipulate people’s money and China is leading the way in this concerning trend.
  • 16:48 Governor DeSantis and other states are opposing the implementation of CBDCs, as the power dynamics between banks and the Federal Reserve will determine the outcome of FedNow, which could potentially eliminate banks as intermediaries; CBDCs are seen as potentially negative and even evil, while cryptocurrencies are favored for their decentralization, but it is important to approach the topic with level-headedness and consider the role of leaders in global financial issues.
    • Governor DeSantis in Florida and other states are pushing back against the implementation of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and there needs to be a thorough exploration of the implications before such a system is put in place.
    • The implementation of FedNow could potentially eliminate banks as intermediaries, leading to pushback from big banks who may lobby against it, but ultimately the power dynamics between banks and the Federal Reserve will determine the outcome, and the use of a digital currency could be a more efficient tool for monetary policy compared to interest rates.
    • Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) are seen as potentially negative and even evil, while cryptocurrencies are favored for their decentralization, but overall, it is important to approach the topic with level-headedness and consider the role of leaders in global financial issues.
    • Real leaders used to make responsible spending decisions based on revenues, but now there is no fiscal responsibility and the Federal Reserve cannot fix the problem with interest rate manipulation until Congress becomes fiscally responsible.
    • The speaker supports a decentralized central bank digital currency tied to gold, as it would force the government to balance their checkbook, but believes that a centralized government-backed currency cannot be truly decentralized.
    • The centralization of a CBDC could lead to concerns about programmability, loss of privacy and anonymity, and potential curtailment of freedom of expression and movement, as seen in examples of protesters being taken off the banking system in Canada and the UK.
  • 22:55 Concerns about government coercion and concentration of power in the hands of the government, opposition to the implementation of a central bank digital currency (CBDC) in the US, and worries about potential government censorship and loss of civil discourse with CBDCs.
    • Government coercion and the concentration of power in the hands of the government are concerning issues that go against the idea of a successful nation.
    • The government having too much power over a central bank digital currency (CBDC) could lead to abuse, and there may be opposition and a fight against its implementation in the US.
    • Checkan expresses concern about the social movement towards censorship and the potential for government censorship with a central bank digital currency (CBDC), noting the loss of civil discourse and hoping for a return to respectful disagreement, while acknowledging that people are underestimating the risks of CBDCs due to the perceived efficiency of digital payments.
  • 25:50 60% of people are willing to use a CBDC, but only 16% of Americans support it; the US government needs to effectively sell the idea, while Canadians should be more cautious; there is a fear of losing leadership status if the US doesn’t explore a CBDC.
    • 60% of 1,500 people were willing to use a CBDC, while 16% of Americans support the adoption of a CBDC or digital dollar according to a Cato Institute survey.
    • Americans have a strong ability to question authority, which is positive, but the speaker is surprised by the level of information and awareness on the issue, suggesting that the government is not effectively selling it.
    • Canadians may not fully understand the potential negative consequences of a central bank digital currency (CBDC) and need to be more skeptical and cautious for their own safety.
    • 98% of global GDP countries are exploring a CBDC, and while there may be resistance in the US, there is a fear of not being part of the global trend and losing leadership status, as the US has benefited from other countries buying its debt, which has a significant impact on its standard of living.
  • 29:47 The increasing global interest in CBDCs and China’s lead in developing them may challenge the US dollar’s status as the global reserve currency, leading to a potential loss of trust and the search for alternative options.
    • The number of countries actively running pilot programs for CBDCs has increased from 80 to 130, indicating a significant global interest in exploring this technology.
    • Checkan  expresses concern about the implementation of a central bank digital currency, highlighting the potential dangers and negative implications, particularly in relation to China’s social credit system.
    • China’s lead in developing CBDCs may force the US and other countries to adopt them, potentially challenging the US dollar’s status as the global reserve currency and accelerating its downfall.
    • The mismanagement and weaponization of the US dollar is causing central banks to decrease their reserves in favor of gold and other currencies, leading to a potential loss of trust and the search for alternative options.
  • 34:01 The weaponization of the dollar and the rise of CBDCs threaten the US’s dominance in the global monetary system, with potential consequences including cryptocurrencies becoming the black market currency and gold and silver becoming the new cash in a cashless society.
    • The weaponization of the dollar is causing it to lose its status as the global reserve currency, with potential challenges from digital currencies and the ability for countries to trade without using the Swift system, leading to concerns about the future of the US’s dominance in the global monetary system.
    • Checkan discusses the importance of creating awareness and understanding of CBDCs through a cartoon, despite initially considering it silly because he was featured in it.
    • Central Bank digital currencies may lead to cryptocurrencies becoming the black market currency, while gold and silver will become the new cash in a cashless society, so people should educate themselves, raise their voice, and take action to prevent this future.
    • If a central bank digital currency (CBDC) is implemented without proper dialogue and protection of people’s rights, it could lead to trouble, and even if there is dialogue, once implemented, it becomes easier to change the rules; in a fully digital society with limited or no cash, gold and silver could potentially be used as an alternative form of money, resembling a barter system.
    • Checkan  believes that while there are alternative options like Bitcoin, physical transfer of intrinsically valuable commodities like gold will still have a use and will not go away.
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