Keep calm, slave on and obey. Silver 1oz Medal.

Blade

The first release of the Silver Bullet Silver Shield series got to the heart of the Debt and Death paradigm, with the Rothschild banking family. Now it is time to get to the figure head of it, Queen Elizabeth.The long and bloody trail of the British Empire has a record that cannot be matched. Believe it or not, the British have invaded 9 out of 10 nations on Earth in their pursuit of global domination.

Literally only 22 nations have not felt the Debt and Death of the British Empire. And yet, some how we hold this family in high esteem? Well, no more. Queen Elizabeth's early rise to power came after her stuttering father George VI lost control of the, "Empire that the sun never set on" and died of lung cancer. And that George VI only came to power after his brother Edward VIII abdicated the throne, supposedly for love of Wallis Simpson.

I don't believe in that fairy tale as it was because of his embarrassing support of the Nazi regime and the rise of Hitler."In the event that I am reincarnated, I would like to return as a deadly virus, to contribute something to solving overpopulation."-Prince PhilipEven her current husband Prince Philip was a Nazi supporter and all four of his sisters married German princes and three - Sophie, Cecile and Margarita - became members of the Nazi party. The Royal family was such strong supporters of the Nazi regime, that Rudolf Hess flew secretly to England to stop the feud between the two countries he loved.

While the Nazi bombs were blasting London, one of the most famous propaganda pieces used in Britain was, "Keep calm and carry on."I wonder if the British subjects would have been so calm if they had known that the Royal family they hold in high regard funded the foundation of the Nazi War machine through bankers like Hjalmar Schacht with the help of the Bank of England's Sir Montagu Norman?

I hope this coin is enough to get people to stop fawning over these Elitists that enslave humanity through debt and death. The blind devotion of her subjects reminds me of Norman Bates's devotion to his mother. Their Royal power is a dying form of Elitism that needs to be brought to a symbolic end. It seems every few years they update the Queen's profile to show her age over the past 60 years, now it is time to look at the true nature of this Elitist ruler that is on the back of so many silver coins.

The stunning sculpting of Heidi Wastweet is back in the Slave Queen. Her attention to detail is simply amazing. Who else can make a Queen who is famous for not smiling, make her skull smile? Also pay attention to the crown.In the band, the word OBEY is prominently displayed under 3 famous symbols. The first symbol is a Poppy blossom symbolizing the many decade Opium War against China. The British had long had a silver trade deficit with China with the consumption of China's silk and tea. The British West India company used the illegal drug importation of Opium to settle the enormous silver trade deficit Britain had with China.

This form of colonialism ultimately gave rise to Mao's bloody Communistic Revolution and China has never been the same since.The second symbol is the Rothschild crest that made it's first appearance on the Debt and Death Medallion. The banking power took whatever real power from this royal figurehead long before she was born.The final symbol is the all seeing eye that the Elite love to flaunt over us. This is really a trick to get us to self-regulate for fear we are being watched from Big Brother.

The reality is that we all now see this game and when the dollar breaks, there is going to billions of eyes looking right back up to the families that created, perpetuated and profited off of the debt and death paradigm.The side is completed with the real message behind what the Elite's are telling their serfs with the stiff upper lip mentality,
KEEP CALM AND SLAVE ON.

Judgement Day

Blade has your account been hacked? I can't see what this sort of mad political diatribe has to do with this forum but if that's the situation I'm out of here. :mad:

coylemj

Can I buy that medal with Bitcoins?

Blade

Judgement Day wrote: »

Blade has your account been hacked? I can't see what this sort of mad political diatribe has to do with this forum but if that's the situation I'm out of here. :mad:

Whoa relax there, I'm sharing something of numismatic interest that I found today, it doesn't mean I have to agree with any of it. These are real 1oz silver medals and it seems there's going to be a whole series of them. Politics have played a huge part on coins and medals from as way back as the Roman times, and more interestingly on Conder tokens of the 18th Century which I was planning on sharing some here but if people are going to get upset about it I'll leave it out!

coylemj

Blade wrote: »

Whoa relax there, I'm sharing something of numismatic interest that I found today, it doesn't mean I have to agree with any of it.

Isn't it customary on boards to italicize text that you're quoting from another source (and to provide a link to the source) to show that it's not your original idea?

How else are people to decide whether to take your post seriously or not?

Blade

coylemj wrote: »

Isn't it customary on boards to italicize text that you're quoting from another source (and to provide a link to the source) to show that it's not your original idea?

Ah jaysus yis didn't think I wrote that! I've very sorry for any confusion, but I thought it was obvious what it was.

Wild_Dogger

I love it - and I want one

I'd also like to see your 18th century tokens

Thinkingaboutit

Just as long as it doesn't stray beyond the market price for a troy oz of silver, which Central Bank silver coins tend to do, then fine. It appears to be the case (see here), only they want no less than a 50 oz order from international purchases. There wouldn't be money in the world to pay the postage on that.

Blade

Wild_Dogger wrote: »

I'd also like to see your 18th century tokens

I'll dig some out when I get a chance, ones with interesting history.

Blade

Thinkingaboutit wrote: »

Just as long as it doesn't stray beyond the market price for a troy oz of silver, which Central Bank silver coins tend to do, then fine. It appears to be the case (see here), only they want no less than a 50 oz order from international purchases. There wouldn't be money in the world to pay the postage on that.

One sold by a European dealer at ebay auction for 40 Euro, well above spot. So they must be selling them into Europe.

Mahou

The guy from the Silver Bullet Shield has fallen out with the Mulligan Mint. The was a huge backlog of orders on a medal called the Freedom Girl. They were going to relaunch the Slave On medal but I think that´s been stopped so the value would increase I imagine.

Long read - http://dont-tread-on.me/?p=29291