An Unlikely Combination

It never occurred to me that my little provisional patent kit business would overlap my interest in currencies and the evil banksters who lust after control of all money.  Well, JP Morgan has provided the opportunity for that overlap. Have a look at this identical (nearly) from my provisional patent blog.
Here is a REALLY good reason to file for a provisional patent receipt. Bitcoin (arguably the most revolutionay currency improvement in a LONG, LONG time) is under attack as the biggest bankster organization in the US tries to patent the concept! Incredible! Yet here it is. Make no mistake about it...Bitcoin is under attack! The powers that be a frantically trying to either control it or destroy it. Check out this story:
JP Morgan to Patent Bitcoin-Like Virtual Cash [VIDEO] - International Business Times UK
http://news.google.com Wed, 11 Dec 2013 15:17:51 GMT
International Business Times UKJP Morgan to Patent Bitcoin-Like Virtual Cash [VIDEO]International Business Times UKUS banking major JP Morgan has filed to patent an online payment system that is similar to the emerging virtual currency, Bitcoin. JP M ...
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Just remember, some years ago the man who invented the laser (by writing about it in a graduate school paper) won the patent rights after years of litigation. He was paid multiple millions in back royalties. If he had filed for a provisional patent, it would have been a lot simpler for him because that's PROOF of when you had the idea.
If you get a kit, you can file multiple times without having to buy the kit again. Plus, with our kit, you get FREE(!) updates when the kit changes! For as long as we update the kit! Sucha' deal!
Meanwhile, you protect yourself from evil, wicked shysters who would steal your idea, like ole' JP is trying to steal the digital currency idea.

Cash crisis

Cash may become in short supply.  Things aren't going well for the global banking elite.  People are withdrawing from stock markets and hoarding cash.  This can have a deflationare effect on economies.  For reference read this CNBC report:

.Five years after crisis, families are hoarding cash - CNBC.com

http://news.google.com Sun, 06 Oct 2013 22:24:28 GMT

Five years after crisis, families are hoarding cashCNBC.comFive years after U.S. investment bank Lehman Brothers collapsed, triggering a global financial crisis and shattering confidence worldwide, families in major countries around the world are sti ...

This could mean downward pressure on all prices as cash in circulation disappears...at least temporarily.  Central banks all seem to answer any crisis by creating more money, even if it becomes hyperinflationary.  The motto here is: Buy Gold first and then speculate as you want in other things like currency, stocks and bonds.  Face it, in these times those are all speculations. True investing is getting more and more difficult.  In case you don't know the difference:  Investing means you know the profit going into the deal, speculation means you buy hoping for growth which is little different from gambling where you hope in the throw of the dice or the turn of a card.

By the way, the term 'recession' was used because economists didn't want to upset people with the word 'depression', which evokes images of the 1930's.  Guess what, 'depression' was the term of choice because 'panic' was too profound anymore.  So, logically, a current 'recession' is the same economically as the 'panic' of the late 1800's and early 1900's.

Just thought you ought to know.

Repeal FATCA

FATCA is conquering the world!  Hitler would have been proud!  

Fortunately, there is considerable resistance to what amounts to subversion of the sovereignty of other countries.  Plus, do YOU want to have government agents snooping into your financial affairs...just 'because' you 'might' be doing something illegal?  Hmmmm?

Have a look at this entry on a Google Blog:

RepealFATCA.com Files Freedom of Information Act Request on ...

http://1389blog.com Fri, 11 Oct 2013 18:34:54 GMT

As noted previously, FATCA (the “Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act”) cannot succeed unless the U.S. Treasury Department is successful in coercing a sufficient number of countries into enforcing this foreign (i.e., U.S.) law ...

Originally from : http://1389blog.com/2013/10/11/repealfatca-com-files-freedom-of-information-act-request-on-intergovernmental-agreements/

http://www.repealfatca.com/

This is good information and Americans need to get busy and repeal FATCA.  To fail to do so will cause a lot of regret later!

Something hit the fan

As mismanagement continues, the currency crisis widens.  If you think the USA will escape, please take a look at this.

The cost of the financial crisis hits Americans harder than banks ...

http://www.theguardian.com Thu, 24 Oct 2013 18:24:36 GMT

Heidi Moore: As you rise up the financial ladder, the consequences of the financial crisis are increasingly arbitrary – so what's the cost to you?

Even the big boys are worried now.

Get out of your banks.  Go to gold, cash, cinderblocks or whatever has real value not just promises.

Better yet, cash out, come to Chile and start a new life!

The biggest scam EVER!

Someone sent me a link to see a video by a fellow named Mike Maloney revealing the structure of the fraud commonly known as the US Currency system.  He shows the secrets behind the smokescreens of how the politicians, bankers and bureaucrats rob our posterity.  You need to see this.  Please click here.  I will add this as a gadget on the sidebar so it's permanently available.  Watch it and the DO SOMETHING!

Don't be a lemming

So, we've been hearing from every corner that hyperinflation is imminent.  That surely is possible but before you join the herd, think a bit concerning the people who are managing (manipulation?) monetary policy.  I truly believe these are evil people bent on enriching themselves and they don't care who suffers or dies.  Having said that consider this:  the US money supply has been borrowed into existence.  If there were no debt, there'd be no money.  Period.  Banksters want to win.  Always.  So, they don't want to hold debt that will be paid off in cheaper dollars because they are the losers and the little guy can win.  This is an unacceptable situation.  During inflation, dollars are easier for the little guy to get and, thus, he can pay off old dollars with new or, to sharpen the focus a bit, pay off expensive dollars with cheap dollars.  For the banksters, ALL dollars are cheap because they are created from thin air.  Is it possible that we'll see the central banksters begin to write off bad debt (perhaps massively) and thus contract the money supply?  If that were to happen, suddenly dollars would be difficult to get, mortgages and secured loans of all types would be difficult if not impossible to repay and the REAL assets securing the loans would become the property of banks and finance companies.  Dollars would deflate, making the dollar MORE valuable and it would trounce the competition for the status of the world's reserve currency.  Don't ignore this scenario because it's possible.  Is it likely, who knows?  In light of who would win, what do you think?  The evil central banksters want to relegate gold to insignificance and if the above were to happen, the price of gold would drop enormously.  That would scare the people who bought gold and silver for the wrong reasons, i.e. as an investment.  Those of us in the know understand that gold is disaster preparedness and still has lots of buying power in a severe deflation but if you're in the stock market and this happens, the crash of  '29 will look like a major bull market.  Be smart.  Don't just believe everything you hear in the media.  Do your homework.  Heck, don't believe me without doing your homework. Keep in mind that, in the times we are facing, no one can win 100% of the time.  My suggestion is to keep some cash buried somewhere and add to it regularly.  Keep some gold and silver buried somewhere and add to it regularly.  If you MUST invest, do so in some bonds for essential services like water and sewer and in some stocks that have paid dividends for years like utilities.  Consider starting your own bank. Have a look here: Start your own Bank  Stay tuned for more information as I discover it.