Power in Numbers

The act of hoarding dollars outside of the banking cartel is a difficult initial step to take. All around us, those with positive net assets flock to investment schemes to try to overcome the ongoing loss in value of the dollar (caused by monetary inflation). Thinking about hoarding dollars outside of these schemes makes the saver wonder if they’re just throwing the value of their future dollars in the toilet. They’re not incorrect in having this fear, because the lone hoarder has little effect on the immediate money market.

Yet those with positive net assets are not a tiny minority. Looking at the overall picture, it is possible that up to 80% of the country’s individuals have negative net assets, meaning they are in more debt than their overall assets are worth. The remaining 20% of the individuals may be in the minority, but once you review how much liquidity (inflation) their savings and investments create, that 20% have significant power over inflation and rampant price increases.

Hoarding is not something you can do all by yourself, but it is something you can do anonymously, while joining with others to produce a force to be reckoned with. Hoarders have great powers in numbers, as long as those hoarders are aware that other people are joining in the saver strike. This site is focused on giving hope, and prosperity, to those who understand that hoarding cash might be the absolute best way to save the future of the U.S. economy (or whatever national economy you live under). By providing your friends with this website, you will help to increase the number of hoarders joining the saver strike, thereby creating huge pressures on the banking cartel and the Federal Reserve. The banks can do nothing without our physical cash. The Federal Reserve is fearful of printing more physical dollars, which must be reported, so the Federal Reserve sustains its inflationary policy by monetizing debt, which causes hardship on the banks when asset prices fall. This means that hoarders MUST unite together to reduce the bank’s money supply, so that asset prices continue to fall, forcing the Federal Reserve to make significant changes to its “always inflate” policy. The banks are not your friend. The Federal Reserve is not your friend. Those in Congress are not there for you.

Debt is slavery, but hoarding is wealth. If you look at the big picture, the M1 money supply has not increased significantly over time as the M2 and M3 money supply figures have:

This means that those with cash assets still have great power to instill a negative pressure on the Federal Reserve’s, and the banking cartel’s, always-inflate policy.

Will you help reduce the banks’ reserve assets by joining the saver strike?