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12 Silver Squelchers & Their Interesting Associates #12 Silver Squelchers & Their Interesting Associates British Ambassadors to the United States---All Pilgrims Society Members! Presented May 2015 by Charles Savoie If the globalists had to abandon all goals except one, it would be to keep smothering silver! Take 32 seconds to hear what should be The Pilgrims theme music! I wish I could “Vulcan mind meld” the rest of the Silver Squelchers series to you. If you want to know about The Society, you must read the profiles. I can’t put the details into a teacup---it’s an Olympic size swimming pool and we’ll only cover roughly 12% of the members because the rest are presently non-documentable due to this being the only major globalist group REFUSING to release a roster! What is to follow are the most detailed profiles of current members available anywhere, period. And as your information workhorse---you get it for free. Do not post any of these in a pay to read status; there is no such permission; it must be read as widely as possible and free access encourages more readership. Additionally, major portions of the Fair Use doctrine are accommodated in this manner whereas by charging, problems may be encountered. Mostly the reason for no lawsuits in these matters is The Society’s strong desire to maintain its astonishingly low profile, which is a bizarre mismatch with the collective power of its members. I intend to forward one installment in this series every Friday AM to cooperating sites. If you find the details lengthy, consider that it may have taken me ten times longer to locate and organize them. No one will work remotely as hard to read these as I have to generate them. Please ask your Congressman to subpoena the current roster of these Worthy Gentlemen. No audit of the Federal Reserve System could possibly be complete without their roster. This needs to be stated at the start! The Pilgrims Society and the ancestors of those who founded it are THE gold and silver price suppressors and the ones who shoved the whole world off metallic money and forced the world into fake currencies by which the issuers are enriched and everyone downstream is harmed by inflation. Naturally foreign governments including China and Russia would take advantage of the price suppression in its later stages once they became able to do so and accumulate gold. The Pilgrims Society and ancestors of members very demonstrably is documented in The Silver Stealers to have drained China of most of the silver it historically earned in trade with Europe and England over a centuries long period of trade over the Silk Road and ocean transport. This silver “recapture” happened first by means of the opium “business” in which these lofty British gentlemen forced Chinese, sometimes at gunpoint, to become opium addicts by the tens of millions, and allowed silver only in payment. Secondly, the Crime of 1873 affected not only the United States, but China also, where it caused millions of deaths! Surprisingly the New York Times, Pilgrims Society owned and controlled, allowed a guest commentary on February 3, 1931, page 24 by John Brisben Walker, who founded Cosmopolitan Magazine in 1899, herewith some of his remarks cited in “The Sun Catches On Fire,” released in January 2007--- “Demonetization of silver by England was originally worked by a few powerful financiers who saw an opportunity to more than double the value of their personal fortunes if silver could be demonetized in England, Germany and the United States. Backed by those who held mortgages on property throughout the world and who saw in demonetization the opportunity to double the value of their loans, the most powerful system of propaganda ever organized was put in operation. It involved the reiteration by propagandists unhesitating in their methods, by the exercise of every conceivable form of political and financial pressure. England’s action was one of combination among A FEW POWERFUL INDIVIDUALS WHO WERE WILLING TO WRECK THE WORLD IF THEY COULD DOUBLE THEIR PRIVATE FORTUNES. There was an immense fall of prices and extreme suffering resulted. “As if they had been a row of bricks, banks all over the United States fell down. Immediately those who had been living from hand to mouth began a struggle for existence. Depredations occurred. I personally saw a procession of starving workmen---estimated to be 10,000 in number---tramping along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal begging for food, ready to work for a wage that would barely keep body and soul together. There were four batteries of artillery sent down from Washington to protect the houses and property of the Baltimore & Ohio Railway. MEN COMMITTED SUICIDE BY THE THOUSAND . Everywhere hopelessness and despair settled over the country. Pressure was exerted by banks upon all who refused to accept England’s single gold standard. The effect on India and China will never be known in their fullest horror. The immediate depreciation of their only stock of money, silver, stopped trade and starved whole provinces. IT CAUSED MILLIONS OF DEATHS .” The final silver drainage blow against China by these Anglo- American conspirators in The City of London and on Wall Street was worked by the Silver Purchase Act of 1934. It drained so much more silver out of China that as of November 3, 1935, China was officially derailed off its centuries old silver money system. See “China’s Empty Silver Vault” released in July 2004 for details. For enhanced documentation of conditions before the 1934 Act see “Silver Tour of China 1930” and “Silver Tour of China 1931,” released in November and December 2007. The plotters also successfully colluded to block nations from Mexico down to all of South America from using their own silver and gold mineral resources to have independent currency systems! They sent agents about establishing central banks, primarily through bribery. And yet still more silver was depleted from China via so-called silver “leasing” which may have continued into the mid-1990’s, under fairly great secrecy. My opinion is that as of the mid-April 2013 silver takedown when silver tumbled from the $30 level to sub-$20, the conspirators acquired still more silver from China and elsewhere by means of gold swaps (of custodial gold owned by others) for silver, probably at a ratio well below the COMEX gold to silver quotient. That accounts for sourcing silver for dumping purposes and yet the past cannot be borrowed from forever. We’ve endlessly heard the end is nigh--- this time it is months rather than years and possibly few months. “The British government determined to destroy silver as money”--- Nevada silver Senator Key Pittman, quoted in China Weekly Review, Shanghai, January 31, 1931, page 318. Nevada silver Senator McCarran (in office 1933-1954) was outspoken in placing blame for attacks on silver money on Great Britain. In “Silver Serves Throughout the War” (Mining Congress Journal, February 1946, page 56) he charged--- “The purpose of lend-leasing silver for monetary and industrial uses abroad was chiefly to enable Great Britain to control the price at a low level.” "THE FAILURE TO RESTORE SILVER AS A MONETARY MEDIUM LED TO THE SECOND WORLD WAR AND THE COLLAPSE OF CHINA." ---The Mining Congress Journal, February 1957, page 118. I submit concerning allowing America’s gold to be drawn away to other lands that this has been allowed by The Society as part of their plan to so weaken us financially that we become taken over by the United Nations and eventually merged into the British Commonwealth of Nations and/or the NATO countries. We’ll eventually be told this is necessary to increase our collective strength against the Chinese and Russian empires. Always during times of crisis, in all cases including unplanned natural disasters, and all major contrived events, we’re told we must quitclaim a major portion of our liberties as a needed step towards more security. In a severe monetary crisis The Pilgrims Society intends to have their puppet President at the time declare national emergency and repeat Franklin Roosevelt’s actions in nationalizing gold and silver. It’s useless to split hairs and insist it was nationalization rather than a confiscation, because it was both. People were confiscated of the gains they’d have made had their property rights been respected. The same sources saying that only gold was taken and not silver are just as likely to repeat the mythology that the Crash of October 1929 caused the Great Depression! The cause of mass unemployment was the big layoffs in export industries which industries did exist at that time. Those industries laid off millions of workers because England intentionally destroyed the silver money systems of India and China by smashing silver’s purchasing power. This they did by dumping colossal amounts of silver out of British India. The entire Far East closed as an export market to USA industry and the Depression followed. This they used as a conditioner to lessen public resistance to entering another World War. But assuredly silver was also seized in the FDR years and here’s 312 pages of painstakingly documented proof. In no way am I a cheerleader for this happening again; I’m attempting to impede it by releasing details on The Pilgrims Society which uses the President, Senate, the Federal Courts and to a lesser extent, the House to soak up wealth from the public who don’t even know they exist. In any crisis with China, Russia or Iran we’ll be told the public must turn their gold over to Uncle Sam as we have no gold, and that Chinese agents bribed (they’ll have flunkies ready) treasonous officials to spirit our gold out of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and Fort Knox.
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