Entry Submitted by MenoReno at 6:06 AM EDT on March 13, 2020
So, is today our lucky day?
It wasn't too lucky for the Knights Templar. On Friday Oct. 13, 1307, France's King Philip IV arrested hundreds of them at the behest of the Pope, supposedly the original unlucky day.
But the intel gurus, are all excited, telling us that they expect today to be 'HUGE'.
MarkZ is saying that the dinar was supposed to start floating yesterday, but it's still at the 1190 program rate.
Bruce is saying the dollar has to drop 50% to get rid of the fiat dollar. I'm not sure what that's supposed to mean. Is my three dollar loaf of bread going to cost me six dollars now? Currencies are pegged against each other. 1 euro still = 1.11 usd, and 1 pound = 1.30 usd. All are fiat currencies. And even if they were backed by gold, they would still be fiat currencies. Look it up.
Also, some are predicting that the gold standard would be announced today, or by March 30. Unfortunately, Trump would need a bill from Congress to do that, and Congress is empty just like NBA and NHL arenas and baseball parks.
But who knows what will happen? The market looks like it may rebound after a gruesome Thursday, up 800 in the early Dow reports.
Let's hope we get lucky.
MenoReno
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