MONETARY RESET, GOLD & INFLATION...Q&A with LYNETTE ZANG & ERIC GRIFFIN

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Question 1: 1:15 

If banks conjure money from thin air when they create a loan, when the loan is paid back with actual earned money, does the bank get to now call the principal of the loan paid back a real money asset, or is it supposed to disappear back into nothingness?   

Question 2: 2:30 

Is there any such thing as good debt or do you guys encourage to  have no debt? Is there any way to borrow money safely?   

Question 3: 5:09 

Will the implementation of SOFR affect gold?   

Question 4: 8:22 

Governments have implemented wage and price controls in periods of high inflation. Can we expect that here as the politicians’ scramble for power?   

Question 5: 9:25 

If there is a monetary reset against gold, who would ultimately drive this? IMF, WEF, BIS?   

Question 6: 10:14 

Why is gold and silver getting punished in this environment?  

Question 7: 11:25 

During skyrocketing hyperinflation of food energy goods, is there some reason the tamping down of gold and silver will not continue?  

Question 8: 13:44 

Can or would the government confiscate IRA gold, held at the depository?  

Question 9: 13:56 

The Money printing tamp down the real value of Gold?  

Question 10: 14:49 

How do you feel about investing in commodity equities or royalty companies? Is it too much of a risk at this point?