Nate Clark

My daughter is always having me check the room for monsters. She asks me to use the light on my phone to do so. Is there/could there be an app that turns on the camera and runs some 'scanning' lines across the screen 'looking' for monsters. That way you could show the kid that there are no monsters in the room.

Maybe there could also be a 'monster radar' type app that scans in all directions around the phone.

Perhaps include a printable QR code that when placed on the wall with make a monster show up that you can 'zap' out of the way.

The thought occurred to me the other day and it seems like it could be fun for both the parent and the kids. Anyways just thought some devs might be looking for a fun project that could be popular.

Gold recently took a dive (along with silver and other precious metals). Over the last few months it has lost 17% of its value, and is currently sitting below $1500 per ounce. A lot of investors are selling, and gold could go down further.

The mainstream media has been pushing the narrative that gold is on its way down http://www.cnbc.com/id/100533043 However, as this article acknowledges (http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/finance/ambroseevans-pritchard/100022953/golds-death-cross-is-a-buy-signal-for-china/), the central banks around the world are buying gold at a rate not seen since 1964.

I was interested to read recently that the Comex gold inventory has decreased by an unprecedented amount in the last 90 days http://bullmarketthinking.com/comex-gold-inventories-collapse-by-largest-amount-on-record/ - there might be different ways to interpret this, but to me the most obvious way of looking at this is that the big-time gold-owners are taking physical possession of their gold.

Then I read this interview from December 2012 with a DHS insider. I have no way of verifying this, but it makes for interesting reading. He says that the US financial collapse will be preceeded by a dip in the price of precious metals http://www.canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/52005 which would be happening about now... in the Spring... as he predicted...

So here is my hypothesis, based on the above: The crash is coming. Soon. And the ‘elites’ know it. The dollar is going to lose all or most of its value. Gold (not paper gold, but physical gold) will be king, but only if you have it in your possession (no good having it in some facility somewhere, you need to have it somewhere that you can actually access it).

The gold market is being manipulated to come down as far as possible in price so that nervous investors sell off, and the central banks and ‘elites’ can buy up at pennies on the dollar. Then, when the crash happens, they own almost all of the wealth.

This would explain the decrease in the Comex gold inventory, the fact that the central banks are buying up gold, the fact that the mainstream media is pushing the narrative that gold is going down and that the economy is improving.