>>9756

I'm with you on this one.

There were giants in the earth in those days; and also after that, when the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men, and they bare children to them, the same became mighty men which were of old, men of renown. Genesis 6: 4 KJV

The Nephilim were on the earth in those days–and also afterward–when the sons of God went to the daughters of humans and had children by them. They were the heroes of old, men of renown. Gen 6: 4 NIV

http://www.stevequayle.com/index.php?s=617

Here is an interesting correlation between redline (that Q mentioned a long time ago) and gold and hostage.

http://www.burlingtonnews.net/tunnels5.html

>>6256

http://www.usagold.com/goldtrail/archives/goldtrailone.html

FOFOA is great, and there is a ton of material to read, through. Ever since this whole Q thing started it has reminded me of Another's gold trail. Another was like the original insider anon.

Anon, read the gold trail. It all makes sense of the fiat petro dollar and its eventual demise.

>>17462 (just something shiny i found on the innerwebs)

Put your reading glasses on. Pic unrelated.

http://www.usagold.com/goldtrail/archives/another1.html

ANOTHER (THOUGHTS!)

Foundational Gold Trail Commentary

The Inside Story on the Gold-for-Oil Deal that could Rock the World's Financial Centers

- Page One -

Oct '97 - Nov '97

Page Two

Dec '97 - Feb '98

Page Three

Mar '98 - Apr '98

Page Four

May '98 - Sep '98

"Think now, if you are a person of "great worth" is it not better to acquire gold over years, at better prices? If you are one of "small worth", can you not follow in the footsteps of giants? I tell you, it is an easy path to follow!" –ANOTHER (THOUGHTS!) 1/10/98

[Follow contemporary writings of "ANOTHER" and "Friend of ANOTHER" at the Gold Trail]

"If ANOTHER's claims are true – that a consortium of oil states has cornered the gold market (and given the impressive circumstantial evidence, this could very well be the case) – these "footsteps of giants" become the most salient and persuasive case for gold ownership I have seen in the past decade, if not the full twenty-eight years I have been in the gold business." – Michael J. Kosares, president of Centennial Precious Metals, Inc.; author of The ABCs of Gold Investing

Foreword

When the once highly secretive London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) – its venerable membership comprising the world's largest gold dealers – published its daily clearing volume for the first time in January 1997, it rocked the tight-knit world of international gold traders and analysts.

According to this first of many subsequent LBMA press releases, thirteen hundred tonnes of gold (representing more than 50% of the world's annual mine production) changed hands daily in this fog-shrouded center of the global gold market. This figure represented over $10 billion per day and $4 trillion per year in bullion banking activity!

The gold market had always stood in austere, quiet contrast to the highly charged, mega-volume world of stocks and bonds. Now this first LBMA report forced analysts, investors, and brokers to reassess their understandings of the gold market. While some revelled in the glow of the large LBMA numbers, others began to raise some very important and rather unsettling questions. First, Why was this much gold on the move? Second, Where was all this gold going? And third, Where was all this gold coming from?

Then, in October of 1997 at the internet's only gold discussion forum of the day (hosted by Kitco), a series of remarkable postings began appearing under the pseudonym "ANOTHER", offering plausible answers to those questions. What followed in a seemingly incongruous stream of thought over many months was, in the fullness of time, seen to blend into a logical whole by many astute readers following the complete text. If you are not similarly moved to at least reassess your own view of the international financial scene after reading what's revealed below, then you are either firmly entrenched in your world view, or you've been numbed by too many hours of Wall Street's cheerleader (CNBC) and too many Friday nights with Louis Ruykeyser.

Date: Sun Nov 02 1997 21:52

ANOTHER (THOUGHTS!) ID#60253:

Western thought is still linked to gold as a commodity. That thinking is going to change! The world will witness an almost instantaneous run into this commodity the likes of we have never seen before! It will not be "a trading rally" or "a two way street". Bullion will have become a holding for "the lifetime" never to be sold. "Sell and spend everything but not gold"!

Do you think in these terms: "if gold goes up $100+ next week I'll sell my futures, gold stocks and 10 K-rands for a fat profit and laugh all the way to the bank" If the gold market was the same as in the 70s and 80s, that might be a good move. But this market is not the same. The world has changed and left most goldbugs fighting the last war! Only this time they are much smarter and have many more tools to work with. But, what if you do battle with your modern missiles pointing the wrong direction?

For us to understand what is about to happen we must pull our minds out of the paper trading world. Instead enter the world of real things! Here we will see concepts more clearly.

All currencies and most treasury debt are little more than digital units of perceived value. You don't own them, your account is "credited" with this value. Foreign governments, such as Japan are no better off than American citizens, they don't own anything either! What is really owned is "the right to offer what is credited to you, to a bidder in exchange for real things or other credits". It is a strange way to hold wealth. One might say "my net worth is the intention of others to pay me a credit from someone else". This thinking has worked well until the late 80s. It was at this time that a few wealthy and very smart people started to see the end of this. They understood that the US$ was not going to crash, it already had. It, along with all major currencies would lose all sense of value and become only trading digits of account. The treasury debts were little more than the same thing.

You see, all currencies now compete with each other, not for value of wealth but for "USAGE". The game has now become "whose currency gets used the most for trading" not for value against goods! It was easy to know the currency that got used for oil would win this game. Today, all currencies are traded against the dollar for it's usage as a medium of oil exchange! Take away that link and the entire currency/ debt exchange system, as we know it will collapse! The US$ must be maintained as the "most used" if the other currencies are to have a chance to survive.

Will Japan sell US treasury debt and risk taking dollars out of "usage"? Not in your life! Nor will any other CB! They will talk about it. They will sell a little. But sell a lot? It will not happen. You see oil is the key and that connection to the dollar is changing. Foreign CBs will even sell some gold to try and keep the US$ in play ( see my other posts ) . Ever wonder why the US treasury has not sold gold, it would have the opposite effect! The oil that sense the early 70s, held together the world monetary system is now causing it to slide apart! We are not going to see inflation or deflation again. What we are now seeing is the "destruction" of our paper monetary system.

Someone once asked "if the currency/ banking system breaks down, how will we know what gold is worth?". My answer, gold above ground will be worth a lot more than gold below ground, a lot MORE!

pic unrelated?

If the elite/illuminati/luciferians have all of the gold, then they have an unlimited supply of monoatmic gold/ormus. Laurence Gardner covers this topic, which is YUGE, as well as bloodlines in his book. Ormus has amazing healing properties. He goes into, also, in his books, the importance of the Goddess and her companion during pagan rites. All of this ties in.

Buy Gold!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dCsg05rgAA video from which picture 1 is taken.

PIC 1 They've got some gold to waste on statues apparently. This is at PyongYang subway which is much deeper than the ususal subway. …..PIC 2 Gold is certainly the sign of a god-like/king/ dictator throughout most of history. The caption on this was "Nimrod" but I rather think it better represents the Nebuchadnezzar statue that Mishach, Shadrach and Abedneggo were coerced to worship, choosing to be thrown into the furnace rather than fall down before an idol

GOD'S idea of a MEME: The vision that Nebuchadnezzar needed Daniel to interpret for him. A figure with head of Gold, which represented the Babylonian empire of Nebby boy. The empires that would follow are represented by other metals and stones.

>>26136

I have this book and it is a fun read, but you have to keep in mind that most of it is high octane speculation if not downright disinformation. The example, the argument for monoatomic gold is weak at best and disinfo at worst.

In 1904, British archeologist Sir Flinders Petrie stumbled across a hidden temple on Mt Serabit called Serabit El Khadim in the middle of the Sinai desert. Inside the temple he found huge quantities of an unknown white powder that resembled ash yet strangely he found no evidence of the fires. Petrie assumed the powder to be ash from animal sacrifices but he himself admits there was no bone fragments what-so-ever or any evidence of sacrifice. He simply didn’t know what the white powder was.

My own research suggests that the powder was most likely sodium carbonate, derived from the dried lake beds of Wadi Natrun and the northern coast of Sinai. Here in this Serabit El Khadim complex of halls and shrines, there were numerous inscriptions relating to mfkzt, accompanying a variety of hieroglyphs for light. Also, in line with the Karnak reliefs, presentations of conical bread-cakes were apparent in the Serâbît wall carvings. One of these was a representation of Tuthmosis IV (MOSES?) in the presence of the goddess Hathor. Before him were two offering-stands topped with lotus flowers, and behind him a man bearing a conical object described as "white bread".

In the Old Testament book of Job states (28:5-6): “As for the earth, out of it cometh bread.” What is sodium carbonate or “baking soda” used for? Making bread rise.

Gardner has also suggested rather MANA FROM THE HEAVENS controversially that this is the very mountain in the Sinai desert under which the Hebrews, led by Moses out of Egypt, camped during the time of the exodus.

In the Biblical account, the name manna is said to derive from the question man hu, seemingly meaning "What is it?"; this is likely an Aramaic etymology, not a Hebrew one. Man is possibly cognate with the Arabic term man, meaning plant lice, with man hu thus meaning "this is plant lice", which fits the modern identification of manna, the crystallized honeydew of certain scale insects. In the environment of a desert, such honeydew rapidly dries due to evaporation of its water content, becoming a sticky solid, and later turning whitish, yellowish, or brownish; honeydew of this form is considered a delicacy in the Middle East, and is a good source of carbohydrates. In particular, there is a scale insect that feeds on tamarisk, the Tamarisk manna scale (Trabutina mannipara), which is often considered to be the prime candidate for biblical manna. Its important to note that the sugar mannose and its hydrogenated sugar alcohol, mannitol, are derived from the word manna.

HOW hasn’t anybody talked about this yet?

The crystal structure of gold is similar, if not the SAME as the structure of the MERKABAH VEHICLE, the vehicle of ASCENSION.

>>8081

>>9732

In the past few months, the dome came off this satan temple…one of the hurricanes maybe? The app I used was We Maps 04.

>>33243

The movie "Goldmember" - remember Goldmember looses his willy in an unfortunate smelting accident…there are no coincidences. Side note - Mike Myers' Scottish father character in "So I Married An Axe Murderer"…complains that the world is run by a Pentavirate - one of the families is the Rotties.

Laugh.