This is a great report. I have recently discussed my own experience with banks defrauding me by simply rewriting contracts and proceeding to leave me only the courts as recourse. She pointed out exactly the problem with that: banks can keep you in court for decades, and if you can't support the legal fees AND the fraudulent overcharge during the proceedings, they will win by default. Banks are also corporations, immortal 'legal' persons, and we natural men are not. They can win just by keeping the litigation going until you die. They will never die a natural death. Worst of all, the courts are venally corrupt, and if they can steer litigation to the right court (one they can buy influence in), they can screw you a lot quicker.

LIBOR is a huge deal. I am confident Lynette Zang has the bull properly seized by the horns, and your observation that big money is pouring into gold and silver is timely. Fiat is going to vanish overnight, leaving us with rampant hyperinflation unless we have metals to 'paper' over the crisis until--if--a stable currency system is in place.

Venezuela shows that isn't something that happens quickly, and other historical events, such as post-WWI Germany, or the collapse of the Soviet Union, demonstrate this as well.

We're in for a tough time, and PM's power to preserve our assets is vital to recognize and act on early.

Thanks!