china will revalue gold
It is the nature of defaults that leads me to my theory of China revaluing gold higher whether they want to or not. It will be their natural, if not ONLY choice. I don't believe they will have any other choice even though they have been preparing for many years, simply because they have played and are playing in the paper game. They have built a manufacturing base the Rockefellers, Vanderbilts and Fords would marvel at in both size and technology. They have built new infrastructure and even new cities preparing for "something". During this "build out", China has also amassed more gold than the U.S. even claims to have. It is my contention China has done all of this because they understand the end game. They understand the dollar game fully. They have known ever since and even before 1971 the rules were "never pay" or settle as the key component.
Think this through, clearly default of nearly everything paper is coming. If you don't agree with this or cannot see it then my theory is useless to you. If you can see this, and the Chinese surely do based on their actions, what is the plan? Just as has always been done in the past many times, their "treasury" will require a MUCH higher gold price to rebuild their base from. With much of everything paper defaulted on (and including "to" the Chinese), there will by necessity need to be a restart button pushed. China's gold will serve this function. As with Exter's pyramid I recently showed you, a new pyramid will begin to build ...using China's gold as a foundation.
Revaluing their gold hoard has many advantages and zero disadvantages as I see it. Their treasury coffers will swell, their currency will begin to enjoy the fruits of reserve status and along with this, they will enjoy new found power. We will witness not only the greatest transfer of wealth in all of history, along with this will come a transfer of power, financial power. When China revalues gold higher, this will serve several functions beyond the obvious of devaluing their currency against it. For those countries not holding gold, a very long and arduous financial time will follow. By marking the price up, they will be making any accumulation or "catch up" plans very difficult. Another aspect is from the very micro standpoint of gold being priced too high for the average citizen to buy much if any. For China to do this makes perfect sense. They take the lead and the power while making it difficult for anyone to catch up to them for possibly several hundred years ...which is exactly how they think. The West has clearly forgotten the old saying about gold and those making the rules, I believe China will be forced to invoke it!
