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It is only worth its perceived value.
The dollar is printed out of thin air and has ZERO true value since it is backed by nothing.
More of it has been printed in the last ten years than since 1776. The unaudited Fed has been printing off unaudited trillions for years and handing it to their Euro banks. The billions they robbed from Americans in 2009 were just a distraction for their entertainment.
We have been looted. Fort Knox is essentially empty, hence no audit there either.
Our fake ponzi Petro dollar economy would make Maddoff blush. We are a house of cards, and yes, we will come tumbling down.
Our nation was hijacked by a cartel of private bankers 101 years ago (the Federal Reserve). These super-wealthy elite banking families own, run, operate this nation. Not that hard to understand. A Plutocracy, not a Republic.
Gold and silver prices are also completely controlled by them via printed certs via Comex. However, at least G/S is something real that has some intrinsic value, the dollar has none.
When one buys gold or silver you must understand that supply/demand has nothing to do with the price. They determine the price via their Comex ponzi; specifically JP Morgan for the most part. That is why your local silver shop can be completely sold out and struggling for inventory, but the price is sliding down.
Once a person understands that our entire economy is merely a charade, decisions and actions can be made so one is less dependent on this frail system.
We are not the only nation that is ripe for destruction. The bankers are engineering a global collapse, not just here. We just have the farthest to fall of all nations since our prosperity is all based on a scam (the Petro dollar). They have given us temporary prosperity and tons of entertainments to keep us distracted while they plot our demise.
Burt - I agree with all points above, especially the economy as a charade. What I don't understand is the motive - how does a global collapse benefit the bankers?