The Good Guys vs. The Bad Guys Theory of Global Banking

I was listening to Hive account@bixweir, who has a newsletter entitled "The Road to Roota" which he was interviewed by Jeff Berwick of Hive account@dollarvigilante, which you can listen to HERE  . I have been following Mr. Weir's theory on the good guys and the bad guys who want to collapse the financial system for two very different reasons. Hopefully this article will discuss some critical thought and debate.

THE GOOD GUYS

Based upon a cartoon posted in the 70's by the Federal Reserve of Boston entitled "Wishes and Rainbows" found HERE is the birth of Bix Weir's Road to Roota theory. The theory is that by creating unlimited amount of funds for bankers to create, the true value of a gold standard can finally be realized. 

Alan Greenspan, who was a early adopter of computer programming had developed a computer program called RootA, which was the computer program that was developed to allow the  banking system to basically cannibalize itself by creating too much money supply with no backing. This would create a collapse, rooting out the bad guys, and allowing for a quick return to a gold standard and honest money.

Mr. Greenspan was always a gold standard advocate from his early years, as is indicative of his writings HERE in the 1960's, and had been an outspoken advocate of honest money, other than when he was the Federal Reserve Bank chair. After leaving the Federal Reserve, Greenspan once again returned to advocating for a gold standard, as indicated HERE. So is it possible that while Chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank, he was working and tweaking the RootA program to keep the bank's cannibalization?

THE BAD GUYS

The Rothschild Family, as well as the Rockefellers and other international banking families, have used their leverage with business and political leaders to amass a fortune financing both sides of wars, revolutions and using financial crisis to further usurp freedom from individuals. 

The "bad guys", the international bankers who are working hard to prop up this failing system may be in their last days. Is it a race to the bottom? Can they destroy everything? Mr. Weir believes if the "good guys" win, we are looking at 2 to 3 months of instability, whereas the "bad guys" winning would result in years and years of financial chaos, which will be used to create a global currency. 

What do you think? Is Mr. Weir's theory valid? If so, who will win this battle? Only time will tell for sure. Sound off!