Roosevelt is significant not simply because he was the president associated with the New Deal, but because he established a historical precedent in which silver held by the U.S. Treasury was incorporated into the monetary stock and used as the basis for issuing Silver Certificates.
In other words, the central feature of FDR’s silver policy was not the “revaluation” of silver itself, but rather the creation of a structure that can be summarized as:
Treasury Silver → Monetary Stock → 100% Asset-Backed Certificates
If we connect that precedent to the Treasury’s current 16 million ounces of silver, the parallel becomes particularly interesting.
Today, those 16 million ounces are carried at a statutory value of approximately $1.292929 per ounce, giving them a book value of roughly $20.69 million, while no new Silver Certificates are issued against them.
If the Roosevelt model were adapted to a modern monetary framework, the structure could theoretically look something like this:
16 Million Ounces of Treasury Silver → Official Monetary Valuation → Certificate or Digital Monetary Claim
What we need to focus on is clear. Since 2005, the U.S. Treasury has held exactly 16,000,000 ounces of silver, without deviating by a single ounce. Unlike Treasury gold, however, this silver has not been monetized through certificates; today, it simply sits on the Treasury’s balance sheet as a reserve asset.
Kennedy used an executive order to delegate authority related to the issuance of silver certificates backed by Treasury-held silver. Today, that silver is no longer tied to an active certificate structure.
So the real question is this:
What happens if a new executive order once again creates a certificate or monetary claim against that Treasury-held silver? And what happens if, at the same time, the Treasury assigns it a new monetary valuation?
That is the question we need to be able to answer.
Silver may be the Fed’s Achilles’ heel not simply because of its market price, but because silver coins already exist as a separate monetary rail issued by the Treasury under constitutional and statutory authority. If the executive branch can use existing delegated powers to change the Treasury-side valuation of those assets, it could potentially unlock a new source of digital monetary value outside the Federal Reserve system.
As a pilot for 20 years I have questions:
- where are the cabin crew here?
- where are the oxygen masks that automatically drop during a rapid emergency descent?
- how did the Capt manage to open the door while being stabbed?
- Omani pilots were not allowed to fly to Israel, why was he allowed?
- how did the offending pilot get a weapon onboard?
- why has this happened so close to elections?
- how are passengers walking around while apparently in a nosedive?
- who else was injured? Nose dives cause significant g force incidents
- why is there two perfectly positioned people recording the incident and not helping?
- why did a plumber take control and not the 2 pilots onboard who would certainly know when an aircraft was in a nosedive?
- why was the plumber speaking in English to Bibi after the flight
- why was he still in his blood soaked clothes 8 hours after the incident
False Flags have been a very effective mechanism to influence public opinion
Hitler burnt down the Reichstag just before his parliament elections and he won the election…changing the course of history.
A full and independent investigation should be carried out here.
Hopefully independent journalist will be allowed to view this too.
@USDebtClock_org The New Deal changed how income, employment, banking and public spending flowed through the economy.
The Big New Deal would change what America counts as wealth, who owns that wealth, and what kind of money can be issued against it.
Since 2005, the U.S. Treasury has kept its silver holdings fixed at 16 million troy ounces, while holding approximately 261.5 million ounces of gold.
Based on these figures, the Treasury’s gold-to-silver holdings ratio is exactly 16.34:1 by weight—for every 1 ounce of silver, it holds 16.34 ounces of gold.
In other words, it is essentially the traditional 16:1 gold-silver ratio turned upside down: not 16 ounces of silver for every ounce of gold, but roughly 16 ounces of gold for every ounce of silver.
Why did US Debt Clock change 16:1 to 8:1?
The original 1900 Puck cartoon showed the Silver Standard defeated — its broken sword marked “16 TO 1.”
US Debt Clock reused the same image.
But it changed the sword to “8 TO 1 RATIO”
and renamed the scene:
SILVER BREAKOUT.
Why?
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WATCH- When they laugh, it’s as if they’re laughing to think how ridiculous the story is and that the goyim will believe it.
All of this and it won’t push Netanyahu’s or the Zionists’ numbers up one point!
Man tells Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu how he put the terrorist pilot of the Flydubai flight in a chokehold before leveling out the plane.
Yaniv Hayun, whose shirt was stained with blood, recalled the moment he helped subdue the attacker.
"I grabbed the attacker, put him in a chokehold, and pulled him out," he said at one point.
"I called the Israelis who were with us, jumped back in, and pulled the controls. I started pulling them back."
Hayun told Netanyahu that he had an aviation background.
He also explained that the pilot who was stabbed was able to open the door, allowing the passengers to breach the cockpit.
I’m just gonna go ahead and say it… that “hijacking” was completely and utterly staged
I don’t know why, maybe to reignite/Garner support from Americans. That’s my best guess since it’s being gushed over on American Airwaves…
Another thought that came after the fact was why were these Israeli citizens decided to speak English for the videos? During the chaos… It’s because Americans are meant to hear and see it.
Another thought… President Trump just pulled out of Iraq officially.
They’re on the cusp of an election to pick a new Prime Minister Oct 27 and I think Netanyahu is using this for support and I think he will be going bye-bye soon.. that is my October surprise bold prediction.
I really really really really really hope that comes true.
"The coins will carry a surcharge that will be used solely to reduce the national debt.”
“This bill is a modest attempt to return to the example set by those who wrote the Constitution.”
“The profits from the sale of the coins are not viewed as merely another source of revenue to be spent.”
My focus is narrower than constitutional silver in general. I’m tracking sovereign coins with a documented debt-reduction role.
The 1987 Constitution Bicentennial silver dollar is a perfect example: its surcharge was legally designated for the sole purpose of reducing the national debt.
That’s why the Reagan + Constitution imagery in this Debt Clock graphic catches my attention. Reagan signed the law authorizing those coins, so I wonder if the reference goes deeper than symbolism.
Why does US Debt Clock keep showing a SILVER COIN instead of a silver bar?
In 2002, Congress formally stated that the American Silver Eagle program generated enough profit to “significantly reduce the national debt.”
Agreed. Bars and rounds may still matter. My focus is on the monetary layer: strategic U.S. silver was turned into legal-tender Silver Eagles, and Congress later linked the program’s profits to national-debt reduction. That’s why the coin interests me — it’s silver already inside a sovereign monetary framework.
Why did US Debt Clock change 16:1 to 8:1?
The original 1900 Puck cartoon showed the Silver Standard defeated — its broken sword marked “16 TO 1.”
US Debt Clock reused the same image.
But it changed the sword to “8 TO 1 RATIO”
and renamed the scene:
SILVER BREAKOUT.
Why?