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KSI learned about Gold and Silver when my Grandmother died. My Grandmother died in 1992 and when she died my father told his five children that they could take anything from their Grandmother's house that they wanted, but in order to take it - they had to help clean out her little bungalow. Well, this was a tiny shack that her and my Grandfather had built way back in 1940 and we all thought there was nothing of value in it ???? Well, my 18 year old youngest brother (a really good guy) cleaned her house out and in her bedroom when he pulled up an old rug he saw a loose plank -- he pulled up the plank and found $1,000 (ten 100 dollar bills with dates from 1967 - the year she moved from her apartment in the Bronx to her lake house.) If she had been allowed to own gold rather fiat US dollars that $1,000 would have been worth $9,600. My Grandmother was an Irish Immigrant and worked as a maid -- for her to earn that thousand dollars she saved - she had to work many hours and gave up these hours of her life to secure something for her future --THIS WAS STOLEN FROM HER, BY AN ELITE GLOBALIST BANKING CABAL - most who grew up in privilege and never had to do the labor that she was forced to do in order to survive. How dare these disgusting class of elites take fromt the most vunerable and hardest working, but this is exactly what they did when they are legally allowed to create fiat currency. Their day of reckoning will come and the billionaire banking class needs to be held accountable for what they have stolen and for the suffering they have placed upon the world. I believe in a RULE OF LAW - NOBODY is allowed to deny anyone their Life, liberty or property -- the elites have been doing this by the fiat money creation deception since 1913 and this needs to be exposed.
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JFAbsolutely fabulous. I love listening to him. Hopefully we can have him back again soon.
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JRGreat interview, well done!
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SJA great interview. James Turk is extremely intelligent and humble, you don't often see that. A lot of history and other practical and useful information. I throughly enjoyed it.
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SBI hope that humanity lasts long enough to see this endeavor prosper.
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ZCOK. I'm confused. At one point Grant asks James how the price of gold could go below $1,000. James says that it could happen if money substitutes (I guess meaning bank loans, bonds and other credit) were cut in half BUT then James says that would cause the gold price to rise. Does he mean the price of gold would fall and just misspoke? The conversation is from 13 min left to 12 min left. Any help would be appreciated.
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SBGrant has such great questions. I really hope gold money takes off and government doesn't try to get in the way. Thank you.
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MDWhy aren't cryptocurrencies potential replacements for gold, given their shared characteristics of controlled production and scarce nature? Can any RV member direct me to the right interview that addr
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hhVery enjoyable. Very informative.
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DSExcellent. Paraphrasing ... "We are on a gold standard as long as we can pay fiat currency for gold. It is just not a government redemption and guarantee”. This is much better because politics will abuse any system. This requires more thought vis-a-vis other hard assets also. DLS
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NIGreat interview Grant. You make the viewer feel like they're sitting in the room. I only wish you would have asked about the tax complications connected to gold money. The tax code is the elephant in the room. I own gold; however, tax consequences are my impediment to transacting frequently therein. Please bring that up next time you speak to a gold money principal. Regards, Nate
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KSGoldmoney is one of the most sensible pm investments. Much cheaper to buy/resell/transfer than physical in hand and no worries about paper manipulation. Hold a little near home in case of electricity/interrnet problems but otherwise GoldMoney is brilliant.
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TMIf Jeremy Corbyn is elected in the UK this week, I suspect there's an increased probability that you'll be able to substitute the name "Great Britain" for "Venezuela" within the next four years...
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RSFascinating, I just finished the bitcoin series. What a difference perspective on money, Goldmoney makes sense to me. Once again RV exceeds expectations
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VSJames you look good ! How many people know who john Exter was? The major problem in the world -that is not mentioned- is that central planning has caused every price in the world to be false! Edwin says hello..... my best victor
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HJDid I miss the forecast of future value of Gold?
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MSIf in doubt, start a war. Wars have always been massive economic drivers in the past and are the ultimate distraction for governments to divert attention away from their own failings - hence all this "Russia is the enemy" rubbish again. Prepare you air-raid shelters people.
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SPThis one video has made Realvision worth it for me. I've been looking to put my money somewhere other than opening different bank accounts with all of the high street banks for safety. I didn't want to invest in Bitcoin either. This is perfect for me to open an account to diversify my money.
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GSGreat perspective thanks RV
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SSThis interview resonates with numerous troubling global issues that Central Banks and Political bandaids fail to quell. So glad some people are awake to the reasons. The ghosts from depression era generation have found a bridge through Mr. Turk. Great work RV.
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GSGreat industrial site for the interview. Very dark and mysterious. Perfect for the topic.
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SSThere's those twilight clouds in the foreground again. Hum? History lesson for sure but I wish Mr. Turk had expressed how he thinks the current environment will play out instead of "I hope we have a smooth future transition to change". If your in the gold business, you're betting or protecting that it's going to be brutal and gold is the winner to preserve value.
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CHThanks to RV for this interview. I would ask for more interviews with these wise financial veterans. We need to get back to the beginning which means that we need their insights.
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PCWhat a brilliant interview.
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MVI don't know. I kind of wish there was more pointed questions regarding James calling for higher Gold prices over the last 4-5 years, and why that didn't happen. I remember Raoul asking Brent Johnson something similar to that in an interview 2 years ago, and it was refreshing. I have to be honest, I could've watched a shorter version of this at the King World News website (which I'm not a huge fan of). I know I'm flying in the face of all the other positive comments, but I just hope that going forward, when a guest is so far on one side of the boat, it would be more beneficial for everyone involved (viewer, interviewer, interviewee) to challenge their positions more, ask what has gone wrong on their call, have they questioned their position at all, and if not why?....any one else with me?...I'm guessing maybe not.
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MHJames made a very important point that fiat wastes reduces and is hard on the environment. Not enough people get this. Also, he indirectly said that fiat causes social problems because it in effect retards widespread fair trading like there ought to be.
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AHI give it a thumps up, because I respect the pure concept of fiat bound to gold reserves. I still believe, that the fast innovation really starts after Nixon broke the gold standard. Booms and busts do raise innovation velocity, without first wave internet not Netflix or Facebook, and without no easy fiat money no internet first wave. We live in a world of innovation and fiat money only needs to reflect the value that innovation is creating, gold bound fiat money would hinder this innovation speed, because it would be limited...
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CHWhy no mention of the role of cryptocurrencies in this discussion of sound money?
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LAGreat history lesson on gold & its link to debt & fiat currencies. The movement towards gold & crypto-currencies is a move away from central banks & govt power. Central banks have been rigging the gold & silver mkts. for the longest time. It feels like central banks' power is now weakening. I hope that we do not suffer like Venezuela. This will be economic collapse.
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JVExperience. Clarity. Vision. Wisdom. What more could you want? Brilliant interview.
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TSGreat discussion, man I love me my gold porn! Best description of gold vs dollar, loved it! Gold stays still, fiat bobs up and down...
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PRThis is an incredible video and Jame Turk is a delight to listen to. I've also been a Goldmoney client and I have the piece of mind that my labor and time is stored in a safe place. Thank you real vision for this interview and I hope there will be more to come.. A+++++
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GOGreat interview with someone I follow closely. James Turk is a class act. This is well worth admission. Real Vision rocks!
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SSSpending decades on an asset class that doesn't necessarily do anything... That's patience... Great piece! Good luck to Gold Money
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ggDigital gold gifting is already rising in China. Just a thought going forward with cryptocurrencies
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GRWhat it boils down to is gold versus ‘key strokes’ issued by central banks. It is the discipline of a hard asset versus the monetary discipline of government. We know how this ends.
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JCGreat video. I like the slightly newer format whereby Grant sums up some of the key points post-interview. I'm long miners, the GDX and SLV so hoping for a breakout in the coming months.
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SCForever an Austrian myself! Mr. Turk is a great interview Grant. Nice work
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WMGreat piece bringing us back once again to how our financial system is based on government paper but gold represents real wealth.
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RSExcellent interview. I appreciate the historical perspective that James Turk brings to the subject. Thank you.
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jSWhat a legend! Always interesting. Loved hearing about his background. Now just need the patience until history repeats once again. Thanks Grant!
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ctVery interesting. Thank you RV