The Entry of Ebola into the US Has Hallmarks of a Planned Happening

by Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, Paul Craig Roberts:
More information is available that suggests the the government had advance information that ebola was coming to the US and that the government expects a much larger outbreak of the disease in the US than it admits.
Keep in mind that Washington is evil and has been killing people in seven countries for thirteen years based entirely on lies. Keep in mind that Washington has a long list of countries that it has destabilized. Most recently Washington overthrew the elected government in Ukraine and is currently working on the remaining independent governments in the Middle East, Russia, and China as Tony Cartalucci’s article documents: http://www.globalresearch.ca/turmoil-in-hong-kong-terrorism-in-xinjiang-americas-covert-war-on-china/5409079 For six case studies of how Washington overthrows governments read The Brothers.
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Jim Sinclair’s Commentary
An excellent article that speaks of why lower gold is not in the Federal Reserves best interest.
Richard Russell – Expect An Avalanche Of Fiat Money Creation
Today the Godfather of newsletter writers, 90-year old Richard Russell, warned that the world should now brace itself for the creation of a veritable avalanche of fiat currencies.  The 60-year market veteran also covered gold, silver, stocks, China, the U.S. dollar and more.
Russell: “In the early days of the US, the dollar was trusted. The reason it was trusted was that the dollar was backed by physical gold. Those were the days when the dollar was considered “good as gold.” The obvious reason was that a person could take his dollars into any bank, and exchange his dollars for gold.
This changed in 1933 when Americans were forbidden by law to own gold. As far as Americans were concerned, they were now dealing with paper and could no longer exchange their paper for gold.
So in 1933, Americans were no longer on the gold standard. But foreigners who were creditors of the US would settle their accounts in gold. If the US had a debt with a creditor, the creditor could settle his debt by calling in a quantity of gold.
This changed in 1971 when, in the face of an outpouring of US gold, President Nixon slammed the gold window shut. This took the US, both domestically and internationally, off the gold standard. The dollar was simply a piece of paper, comparable to Monopoly money. Following the US’ example, the rest of the world abandoned the gold standard.
Recently every nation has wanted a cheaper currency to aid in its exports. With almost all world currencies depreciating, money has flowed to the US dollar. This is because the US, alone, appears to have a thriving economy. Of course the strong dollar will retard US exports and make foreign goods appear to be bargains.
The strong dollar puts pressure on gold. So far gold has held up remarkably well in the face of world deflationary pressures and the collapsing price of oil. In the face of these global deflationary pressures, the question is – Will the Federal Reserve fight deflation by calling off its tapering and opening its money spigots wide?
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