Allan said (November 22, 2015):

Thanks for featuring Mr. Beecham's views.

He is correct about the alternative media. Much of it is but controlled opposition. It is amazing the amount of control that is in place.

He is also correct, in my opinion, about gold and silver. Ever since George Soros called the gold investment market, the "ultimate bubble" in August 2012, gold has been a target to trap small investors, along with silver.
I would then expect gold to settle around below a $1000 an ounce, after the market crash of gold.

I agree with Mr. Beecham that "cash is king." However, I do not see, at this point in time, any collapse of the U.S. Dollar. After all, the U.S. Dollar has been the greatest profit-maker practically in the history of the world, with its chief benefactor being the Rothschild money trust. As much as they love money, I see little change in their control of the world's reserve currency. Incredibly, against all common logic, the U.S. Dollar, despite the debt of the U.S. Government, is probably the most stable currency in the world presently.

This should not be too hard to understand though, since the U.S. Dollar is really not an entity of the United States Government or its Treasury, but of course as readers know, but is solely owned by a private corporation controlled by the "city of London": the Federal Reserve Corporation controlled by the Rothschild Conglomerate.

Andre said (November 22, 2015):

The whole world system does not belong to Jesus Christ . The only thing Jesus Christ is interested in is us serving him . No more . No less . Now try and fit that into society today . It is the square peg into the round hole .

Tony B said (November 22, 2015):

This thread is now closed-

I think the bit of truth of the fruit of protestant ignorance took a bite out of Carl's ass. [below]

On the latest, it's never inappropriate to mention how many fewer of these injustices against men would ever be begun by women if the totally unlawful laws did not exist. To be lawful, laws must be for the benefit of all the people, not for the benefit of certain classes. Those statutes are a direct invitation to selfish women to steal the material world from the one to whom most of them have sworn to be joined unto for eternity in love and fidelity.

It is not law, it is mockery of law.

Bill S said (November 22, 2015):

am so glad Carl asked: Anyone else getting tired of Tony's "Christian hate" where he repeats himself every article about how much he hates Protestants or that they are a bunch of heretics? I certainly am. I read Hislop's "The Two Babylons" and see clearly that the Vatican is a pagan church designed by Satan to deceive multitudes - while secretly ruling the world. The very idea that the Pope speaks infallibly for God is ludicrous. Yet Tony mocks the idea that the Holy Spirit leads and inspires true Christians. Talk about delusion. Anyway, thank you for publishing a wide variety of thoughts and opinions and providing a forum for us to share our feedback. It's refreshing. It's the reason your site is my default site when my browser boots up.

Edgar R-2 said (November 21, 2015):

I am convinced that Thomas Beecham knows what he is talking about. I wish I had had his advise years back. I hope he won't back down from sending us more economic enlightenment. I think most good financial advisers go wrong in not taking as their first assumption that these NWO/satanists running the world's central banks WANT to kill us and establish a neo-feudalistic economic system.

ECONOMIC DESTRUCTION AND ENSLAVEMENT is the guiding motive of all their actions: these are not a bug in the system into which they've stumbled out of greed or incompetence. They may indeed be greed-driven, stupid and incompetent, but they're intention and resolve is first, foremost and always to destroy us. It is dangerous to underestimate their malice by overestimating their incompetence.

Getting the timing right on when gold/silver prices will go up, and when the dollar will crash is next to impossible. Beecham does not mention, for example, the difficult geopolitical situation, and the rising Chinese renminbi/yuan, which is undermining not so slowly the dollar's unique role as the world's reserve currency. These variables will keep us all guessing. Perhaps even the puppet masters?

I wonder how far the satanists' control of world markets extends. I fear they can choose the very day the dollar will implode, and so, have it crash on a "bank holiday". We'll show up next day at our banks to find that dollars no longer exist but have been replaced by another currency, with a reduced buying power of 30 or 60 percent.

Maybe the dollar won't crash. Maybe it'll just vanish?

Carl said (November 21, 2015):

Anyone else getting tired of Tony's "Christian hate" where he repeats himself every article about how much he hates Protestants or that they are a bunch of heretics? Like there isn't enough problems?

Did he not get the memo that the Catholic church is a shell of its former self now a bastion of Nimrod worship, Masonry and idolatry? Did the Father intend there to be a "Vicar of Christ," jewel adorned hierarchical leader with a Nimrod hat, preventing the sheep from having Bibles?
How about the Jesuits, great folks they are? Frankly the engraven images of Mary are a little off putting if you ask me, "Father, Son, Holy Ghost and an engraven image of Mary?" That's what is says right?

Tony, have a read of Hislop (http://www.biblebelievers.com/babylon/)
and stop spewing your hate. It's the Father in Heaven that does the judging of Christian and non Christian alike, not you.

Something tells me that the Father didn't intend for hording of Papal wealth in the Vatican bank while Greeks next door die of starvation and poverty. How about the current pope and "atheists go to heaven" comments? The fact is that only the Bible remains as a method of Christ worship because ALL the Christian religious institutions are rotting on the vine. Tax exempt status alone is a rope around the neck of the church, ready to lynch at the first sign of dissent. We see that now with the direction these institutions take with instructing little kids in the art of Sodomy.

If a person takes the Father's Son Jesus to be their Lord, and the sinners ask for forgiveness, with the will to be perfect and give to those who do not have they have the armour of God on their side.

Edgar said (November 20, 2015):

I think Mr Thomas Beecham is entirely right. I don't care if he is the devil incarnate (with apologies to Mr Beecham, I have no grounds for saying that aside from the baseless suspicions of some commenters)... If Satan were to say, "2 + 2 = 4", it would still be true. Some of you're readers want to be suspicious of everyone, as if that were wisdom. The fact is that 2 + 2 = 4 continues to be true regardless of who says it. And what Beecham has said is incontestable.

The markets are all rigged. Let readers look up the Libor scandal on the internet and realize that the corruption of the central banks and their cronies runs into many trillions of dollars, destroying the wealth of whole nations. The corruption in the gold and silver markets is so obvious to those who know (e.g., Eric Sprott, et al.), that it is an insult to their intelligence. The most efficient miners pay about $1200 to mine one ounce of gold, $20 to mine one ounce of silver. Look at what they're selling at today: Under $1100 and under $15! And they've been selling at a loss for a long time.

How is that possible? Well, it's not for many miners that are going bankrupt; others are slowing down prospecting for new mines (it takes about 10 years to find and develop a mine to production), limiting supplies for years into the future. What's happening is that the central bankers are using OUR money and credit to print out trillions of dollars to manipulate (with OUR money stolen from US) to "short" (sell) gold, silver and hard assets with paper contracts purchased with the stolen money. Eventually, the bankers buy them back at bargain basement prices. It's the "wash and rinse" cycle well known to those who have read G Edward Griffin's "Creature of Jekyll Island". All central banks are designed to do just this, the Federal Reserve is no exception: wash and rinse, rinse and wash.

I think that Beecham's advise is sound, though so many of us may be too poor now to put it into practice. Buy your gold and silver coins. DO NOT, repeat, DO NOT put them in bank deposit boxes because when the banks crash you will lose them. And wisest of all is to get familiar with your bibles and close to Jesus and God His Father because they are the only ones who are going to be able to save you from the psychopath bankers and their lord, Satan.

As an afterthought, I add, be discreet buying your coins or other survival provisions, guns etc.. If the government knows you've bought such items, they might come looking for you in the future. You know, you'd be a "terrorist threat". I would use money orders not credit cards or personal checks. I would buy coins in local dealers where discretion is assured before buying over the internet even from reputable places.

Robert K said (November 20, 2015):

So the man "inspired" by the Bible sums up his advice as being that we should prepare for "the next [economic] hurricane". In other words: Oh, Doom, we kneel before you!

Instead, how about wresting the power to direct finance from the monopolists who use it to control and pervert, and reform it to ensure that the benefits of our marvellous era of automated and robotic production are conveyed to all? It would be a perfect analogy of Jesus's unconditional distribution of self-multiplying loaves and fishes to hungry crowds. How tragic it is that de-hypnotizing passages like this are shunned in formal "Christian" churches.

Tony B said (November 20, 2015):

This man is deluded.

"We are instructed to read the Word and inspiration will follow."

Instructed so by whom? Not Jesus Christ. He instructed His Apostles to teach the Word so others could hear and believe. No bible existed at His time on earth.

"The Bible is the only Truth we possess." Not true. Christians were specifically told - as is written in that very bible - NOT to attempt to interpret it by themselves as they would surely come to wrong conclusions. This is proven every day by the manifold protestant sects, each one absolutely certain it is the true religion, each one having thrown away the true religion begun by Jesus Christ.

This man appears to be an excellent example of exactly that self-delusion.

JG said (November 20, 2015):

It sounds to me like the author here is trying to serve both God and mammon. Poverty is no fun but the reality of it is that the majority of people in this world are poor.
Start with China, India, and Africa alone and count the numbers.Then go into the Arabic nations and don't stop there either.

Are we to say that being poor is being " out of favor" with God? If that's the case than most people are. Did Jesus Christ himself even have a place to call his own in this world?

The truth of the matter is that worldly prosperity and spiritual prosperity are two different things. As Jesus told us himself we can't serve both God and mammon. They are not interrelated in your walk with Christ. If they were than only the millionaires who claim to be Christians could say they have favor and that this is their reward for being a good Christian. If that being so than the Kingdom of Heaven would be for those who were rich in this world only.
What did Jesus say about the chances of a rich man entering the Kingdom of Heaven?