➡ The video discusses the possibility of Europe selling U.S. Treasuries in response to Trump’s actions, which could impact the value of gold and silver. It also explores the idea that central banks buying gold doesn’t necessarily strengthen their currencies, unless the currency becomes convertible to gold. However, this could lead to the collapse of the banking system. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to invest in gold and silver as a safeguard against potential currency collapse.
➡ Turkey’s economy is struggling, with its currency, the lira, losing value despite the country’s gold reserves reaching an all-time high. The Turkish central bank is trying to save the banking system by inflating it, but this is leading to further deterioration. Meanwhile, Japan’s bonds are entering a risky phase, which could lead to a decrease in the yen’s purchasing power. This global economic instability suggests that countries may need to sacrifice their banking systems, and only cultures that value hard work and honesty will survive.

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Yeah, this is even gayer than all the men getting in a big pile. Okay, sorry, my bad. Everyone back in the pile. Back in the pile, everyone! We’re going back to the pile. Jump in! Come on, everybody! We’re going back to the pile! Hang around! Hey guys, Rafi here from The Endgame Investor and there’s been some talk about Europe dumping eight to ten trillion dollars in U.S. Treasuries in retaliation for Trump trying to take over Greenland. And this is being used as an excuse to explain why gold and silver continue to go parabolic.

By the time this video goes up, we could be in triple digits in silver. We’re already in triple digits in silver in Shanghai, where silver is trading at over $100 an ounce. Can Europe sell eight to ten trillion dollars in U.S. Treasuries in retaliation for Trump’s bellicosity and trying to take over Greenland from the nookers or whatever they’re called? The short answer is no, first of all, because Europe doesn’t own them. They’re owned by private entities in Europe and the European government, whatever that even is, can’t force sales of those assets. But, you know, maybe they can these days where they can lock people in their houses and they can force them to inject RNA and all the other crap.

So why can’t they force them to sell Treasuries? Maybe they could. But even if they could, the problem logically is that the euro is a dollar derivative and Treasuries are their main asset in dollar terms. So if they sell U.S. Treasuries, that means the euro falls and the purchasing power of the euro gets destroyed. And I will preemptively or not preemptively post that. I’ll explain the rest of the video why the amount of gold that is on the central banks of Europe, including the European Central Bank itself. Makes no difference as to the value of the euro.

And no matter how much gold central banks stack, it does not help their currencies. And I’ll show you graphic proof of this. I’ve made this point before. But it’s more important to make it now since Peter Schiff, who I am a big fan of, came out and said in one of these obscure shows that one thing that the Europeans could do is sell Treasuries and buy gold, which would help them and hurt the U.S. Treasuries. But no, I don’t think it would help them because the only way that stacking gold for a central bank can affect the value of a currency on any permanent basis is if it becomes convertible.

Meaning if the central bank makes a deal that whatever the gold that they have is now exchangeable for the amount of euros that are available outside of the central bank, if that ever happens, then yes, it would save the purchasing power of the currency, but it would also destroy every bank that is dependent on that central bank. So no, it will not be done. Sometimes people are flabbergasted when I say that, that it doesn’t matter how much gold the central bank has, it has no impact or very little impact. It has ephemeral impact, maybe for a few days or weeks, tiny impact on the purchasing power of the currency that is issued by that central bank, but it doesn’t last.

And it can’t last because the central banks are not willing to destroy their banking system as they have it. They only use gold to sell into the market in exchange for their currency and then retire it. So the most that gold can do is decrease the circulating amount of currency out there, but over time, it cannot increase its purchasing power. But you, of course, if you buy gold, you will have purchasing power because in whatever way it will become spendable. It will become spendable once currencies no longer exist, once the dollar dies and it looks to be in the throes of dying right now.

So get your gold and silver at miles. Franklin, you’re running out of time. Use the link in the description below, call the number and mention the end game investor. Take some of your gold and silver and put it in a dirty man safe. Use the code endgame10 at checkout for 10% off and check out the Patreon at patreon.com slash endgameinvestor for as little as $3 a month. The next video we’re going to go over is the lesson on collecting gold and silver and stacking gold and silver, which is the only commandment that God uses the word, please, for the Israelites to execute and is the very first thing that he tells them to do upon exodus from Egypt.

Get the gold and silver, please, he says. Why does he have to say please? Well, we’re going to go into that in the video. Let’s start this with what Peter Schiff said on that obscure financial show. I don’t even know what it is, but I found it on YouTube. Here’s the excerpt. As far as if Europe wants to do something that would be harmful to the U.S., but would also be helpful to Europe, European central banks can sell U.S. dollars, they can sell U.S. treasuries, and they can buy more gold. I think that would hit the U.S.

where it hurts and it would actually help Europe because gold prices are going to keep going up and the more gold European central banks can have the better. Peter is right, theoretically, if they bought gold and then made the Euro convertible into that gold, then it would help Europe and hurt the United States and the dollar, but at the expense of the European banking system. If they’re willing to have a banking crisis and the end of the banking system as we know it, then yes, it would help Europe long term to acquire gold and sell U.S.

treasuries, but no, they’re not willing to do this. We know that they are cowards and they have no idea what they’re talking about and they are not very impressive people, nor do they have any spines. So we’re not even talking about them saving the Euro, not going to happen. Here is some graphic proof that no matter how much gold the central bank stacks, it does not affect the value of its currency. I’m using here some of the biggest central bank gold stackers, if not the biggest central bank gold stackers, people could say that these numbers are not reflective of the full reality.

Whatever. I can only go by the data that I have here and this is the data that I have here. So here’s some of the biggest central bank gold stackers since 2018. Number one is Poland. This is the Polish gold reserves have gone from about 120 tons to about 500, 480, whatever that number is. It’s let’s just say it’s a little bit less than a quintupling, very impressive gold stacking. What has happened to Poland since 2018 when the central bank of Poland started to stack gold? Remember, Poland is not part of the EU. Wait, maybe they’re part of the EU, but they’re not part of the Euros and whatever.

They don’t have the Euro. They have the Zloty. The Zloty is down versus the dollars since the 2018 stacking began. That number starts here, January 2018, when the bank of Poland started to stack gold. We have here that was back at 3.29 Zlotys per dollar and now we’re up to 3.5926 Zlotys per dollar. That is a slight weakening of the Zloty relative to gold. And this is while gold itself has like either tripled or quadrupled versus the dollar. So the purchasing power of the Zloty has seriously declined even faster against gold than the dollar has, even though the Polish central bank has been stacking much more gold than the US has because the US central bank, the Federal Reserve, hasn’t been stacking any since the 1970s.

India gold reserves. India’s gold reserves has gone up from, I don’t know whatever this number is. Let’s just call it 100. I’m guessing to about 850. That’s let’s just say it’s times eight times increase in the gold reserve for the Indian central bank, especially since 2018. We’ve gone up from about 530 to 840. That’s pretty impressive. Very big gold stackers in India. But what has been happening to the Indian Rupee? Well, you see here since 2018, this is around where the gold stacking began. We were at about 65, 64 rupees to the dollar. Now at an all-time low, 91 rupees to the dollar and it continues to weaken.

It doesn’t matter how much gold the Indian central bank stacks. The Rupee keeps deteriorating, but that’s not the one for one example here. The number one example is actually Turkey. Turkey has a hyperinflationary currency that can’t buy a damn thing. And the only thing that keeps this economy going is the fact that people use dollars there because the lira is basically worthless. This is Turkey’s gold reserves since 2005. You see here, they stacked gold in 2005 and then all of a sudden they sold it all in 2011. And they went back to almost zero, whatever this number is.

And they started stacking again in late 2017. And now they’re at an all-time high of what’s above 600 tons of gold. Has that done anything for their currency? Absolutely not. It has not. The currency is still hyperinflating. As you can see here, here’s the Turkish central bank balance sheet. Turkey is still stuck in its banking system and trying to inflate it into survival, though they’re inflating it to death. Once the central bank starts inflating, they cannot stop. This is proof of it. Turkish central bank balance sheet is going vertical and will continue to do so.

This is the Turkish lira. Let me move my head a little bit. The Turkish lira has been hyperinflating. The only reason that it hasn’t hyperinflated to nothing is that the government or the central bank is putting an artificial break on the Turkish lira deterioration by capital controls and that is what’s making the currency useless. If it were up to the free market, the lira would be absolutely worthless by now. But as you can see, the authorities cannot stop the deterioration. It will continue to deteriorate along this slope here until they give up and then it will become absolutely worthless overnight.

And the last thing I wanted to say here is something that’s happening right now. Japanese bonds are crossing into technical exosphere. That means outer space. I reported on the endgame investor on the website that this has already happened. But if you look at a candle chart as opposed to a line chart that will tell you a high, a monthly high, the monthly high yield here is actually 2.39. You can see that over here, 2.39%. We’re currently at 2.34. So this really is the last resistance for 10-year Japanese government bonds for yields. And after that, we are in outer space with almost no support anywhere to be found and with snap elections being called in Japan and Sana’e Takachi about to get a big majority because everybody supports her efforts to print more money in Japan.

She’s probably going to get the mandate that she wants to inflate the thing into oblivion, which it already is pretty much. But as followers of mine know, as the Japanese bonds yields go up, the yen will continue to go down. The Bank of Japan is Japanese bonds. So if the value of those bonds go down, the purchasing power of the yen goes down with it. There’s nothing to stop this now. And since the Bank of Japan is the largest single owner of US Treasuries, this is probably the biggest domino that will fall in the end game.

And once it goes down, the end game should be almost immediately afterward. So then what could Europe do to save itself? Not much. It will have to sacrifice its entire banking system, which is what the entire world is going to have to sacrifice come the end game anyway. If they want to do the pain early, they could, but they don’t have the character. Neither does the United States, nor does any country on the face of the Earth. The entire planet is going to go through the end game together. Authoritarian systems are going to have to break apart, and then it will come down to which civilization has the best preservation of its culture, the cultures that remember what it’s like to work and to earn and to be honest and not to steal are the ones that will survive.

I’m afraid there aren’t many left of those, but there are some. Have a good week, and I’ll see you guys soon. Are we finished?
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