God's De Facto Gold Standard

The big difference between proper religions and false religions, such as party politics, is that a good religion seeks to explain the true nature of the world, while politics seeks to redefine it. This conflict between reality and the wish to redefine it is described in the Bible as the rivalry between God and Lucifer. We are advised to side with God, and trust in Him and his creation. The temptation to do something clever for short term gains may be great, but it always ends in tears. The same goes for easy options like going along with the majority in times of moral decadence. Cheap thrills, and a lack of foresight is also a sin. The list goes on and on.

Making this all the harder is the fact that we must always plan ahead. We must use our intellect and our intuition. Lucifer is not wrong in recommending that we do the smart thing. God has no issue with that. God's only problem with Lucifer is that he keeps coming up with clever tricks that go beyond what nature can support, and that's why Lucifer was eventually thrown out of God's court.

When we view things in this perspective, we come to realize that we live in very artificial times. Lucifer's tricks are everywhere, and a lot of people are setting themselves up for a world of pain.

One of the most widespread misconceptions currently in vogue is the idea that value can be created from nothing. Central banks print money like there's no tomorrow. There are also privately run money printing schemes, like Bitcoin and NTFs. God's own money is seen as hopelessly old fashioned. However, gold and silver will return with a vengeance once Lucifer's trickery falls apart.

In retrospect, people will wonder how we came to believe that God's own money was somehow going to be supplanted by artificial constructs. To think that the world went off a gold standard, simply because Nixon closed the gold window back in 1971, is akin to thinking that men can be girls simply by declaring it to be so. Such ideas reflect a deeply Luciferian world view in which ideas are more important than reality.

Truth is that the world was on a gold standard from the very beginning. Gold is a metal that anyone can possess. It does not fade. It does not rust. It's eternal and pliable into all sorts of things. Anyone can own a piece of gold for any number of years, only to trade it for something else when the time is right to do so. That's the definition of money. No artificial construct can replace this. Nothing has the durability of gold. Nothing else remains valuable regardless of what others may say about it, and irrespective of third party networks and systems. A piece of gold can be handed over to anyone in return for some product or service, and absolutely no-one but the parties involved have any say in the matter.

The world is on a de facto gold standard, and will always be on a de facto gold standard. This has been provided for by God himself, and there's nothing anyone can do about it, no matter how powerful they deem themselves to be. No amount of laws and regulations can stop two people from engaging in a private exchange of gold for something else.

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