The USA is over 28 trillion in debt so what's another 1.7T going to hurt. I say that because the debt is directly attached to the federal reserve and the federal reserve connects to the private western central banks.
Trump, Q, military, all allow this to happen because it simply doesn't matter. Some people may lose jobs or homes but honestly people should not be living above their means. Especially middle class that wants to live too fancy and ends up with mountains of debt.
People should plan ahead in case anything goes wrong in life. When the CB falls apart and our currency is fixed and restored to what it should be then all that debt won't matter. Most of that debt is not real debt anyways.
Before the fake pandemic, people would live a lifestyle they barely could afford. People living smart will have savings and investments then if they lose a job, they'll be able to manage it.
A lot of people at all stages live paycheck to paycheck depending on where they live.
Should someone who can't afford to lose their job who lives in a small one room apartment sleep on the street because they are "living above their means"?
No, they are living exactly at their means, but some people have lost a year now of work -- that goes beyond living above their means.
both of you are correct however I dont believe this is what southbeatz was talking about. The scamdemic is obviously an external factor forced on all of us. What he is referring to is that a good chunk of people out there don't have a goddamn clue how to properly manage and leverage their finances to their benefit. I say that as one of those very people who only just recently got their shit together.
Part of the issue with the current system is that it is DESIGNED to create debt necessity. Do you have or did you ever have a mortgage? If so, that IS living beyond your TRUE means.
Stock markets crash, property prices plunge, health catastrophes happen, and sometimes financial institutions and entities outright abscond with money. Stuff happens even to "planners". For the untold number of people who went broke and then into debt this past year just trying to keep their businesses from permanent closure, "lack of planning" or living beyond their means wasn't the issue.
Especially when the Vatican had 700 trillion and the Rothschild 500 trillion. Our money is so diluted already its worth less than a dime on the dollar. I
no. you shouldn't. you should buy physical gold and silver now. but not on credit and not on cash you need for daily life. expect inflation. inflation is good for the state. at one point the state can set it's debt on zero when a new currency is created. but don't expect that private debt will disappear. expect that you have to pay back old debt with new currency. Check what happened to house owners in the Lehman-Crisis. FED is destroying the USD by design to install a worldwide cryptocurrency instead.
That's where it all gets a bit sketchy. The great awakening is also supposed to lead to being rid of the global central banks but throughout life, it's typically the elite and most wealthy that benefits from everything.
If America were to get rid of the CB then technically most of that debt should simply vanish but far as our debt as citizens goes, who knows. Q, military, Trump, any of them can say things will be better than ever but many have said that before without a shred of results.
The USA is over 28 trillion in debt so what's another 1.7T going to hurt. I say that because the debt is directly attached to the federal reserve and the federal reserve connects to the private western central banks.
Trump, Q, military, all allow this to happen because it simply doesn't matter. Some people may lose jobs or homes but honestly people should not be living above their means. Especially middle class that wants to live too fancy and ends up with mountains of debt.
People should plan ahead in case anything goes wrong in life. When the CB falls apart and our currency is fixed and restored to what it should be then all that debt won't matter. Most of that debt is not real debt anyways.
Uh, a pandemic that came from nowhere developed to put people out of their jobs and shit isn't living above their means.
Before the fake pandemic, people would live a lifestyle they barely could afford. People living smart will have savings and investments then if they lose a job, they'll be able to manage it.
A lot of people at all stages live paycheck to paycheck depending on where they live.
Should someone who can't afford to lose their job who lives in a small one room apartment sleep on the street because they are "living above their means"?
No, they are living exactly at their means, but some people have lost a year now of work -- that goes beyond living above their means.
both of you are correct however I dont believe this is what southbeatz was talking about. The scamdemic is obviously an external factor forced on all of us. What he is referring to is that a good chunk of people out there don't have a goddamn clue how to properly manage and leverage their finances to their benefit. I say that as one of those very people who only just recently got their shit together.
Part of the issue with the current system is that it is DESIGNED to create debt necessity. Do you have or did you ever have a mortgage? If so, that IS living beyond your TRUE means.
Stock markets crash, property prices plunge, health catastrophes happen, and sometimes financial institutions and entities outright abscond with money. Stuff happens even to "planners". For the untold number of people who went broke and then into debt this past year just trying to keep their businesses from permanent closure, "lack of planning" or living beyond their means wasn't the issue.
This is true. Most people don't even have $1000 in savings.
Especially when the Vatican had 700 trillion and the Rothschild 500 trillion. Our money is so diluted already its worth less than a dime on the dollar. I
no. you shouldn't. you should buy physical gold and silver now. but not on credit and not on cash you need for daily life. expect inflation. inflation is good for the state. at one point the state can set it's debt on zero when a new currency is created. but don't expect that private debt will disappear. expect that you have to pay back old debt with new currency. Check what happened to house owners in the Lehman-Crisis. FED is destroying the USD by design to install a worldwide cryptocurrency instead.
check prices on gazoline, on electricity, on food, ...
ask the grandfather.
https://www.grandfather-economic-report.com
https://www.grandfather-economic-report.com/inflation.htm
That's where it all gets a bit sketchy. The great awakening is also supposed to lead to being rid of the global central banks but throughout life, it's typically the elite and most wealthy that benefits from everything.
If America were to get rid of the CB then technically most of that debt should simply vanish but far as our debt as citizens goes, who knows. Q, military, Trump, any of them can say things will be better than ever but many have said that before without a shred of results.