Stock up on Gold and Silver - it's the only REAL money
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Nice meme!
Ron Paul and 5,000 years of history agree with you. So do I.
Worthless amid rising food prices.
Ammo, Alcohol and Guns are much better than gold.
How much money can you store in AA and G? Can you eat AA and G when the currency tanks and stores are low?
Certainly, have a layered strategy. Having a certain amount in AA and G is a very good idea, but if you have 100K or 50K, A and G are probably not all that feasible for trade and barter.
People do not give up their habits. Tobacco and Liquor and Ammo are basically gold.
Tobacco as a barter item has a shelf life, so you'll need to be aware of that. Alcohol, however, does not. Among my other preparations, I've always intended to lay in a couple of cases of inexpensive liquor -- vodka or whiskey -- to use as a barter item if TSHTF, just haven't done it yet. Everything else, though, good to go.
If you have the space and storage capacity, this is really the way to go. It's all about prepping for worst case scenarios. Point about baccy is spot on. Ammo element is probably mostly only relevant to the USA or a few other countries.
Get the little shooter bottles of alcohol that most liquor stores sell in wrapped 12 packs. Easy to trade and don't expire.
Actually I was thinking more of a case or two of pint-sized bottles. A real drinker, someone who would be desperate for some alcohol if TSHTF, will NOT be satisfied with a "shooter" but would prefer a pint up to a quart size. But after you run out, they might keep pestering you for more and more. Trust me, I've seen problem drinkers all my life and the old saying is true: One drink is too many, and a thousand is not enough.
Disclaimer: Why I personally believe that the blockchain technology will become pivotal in the future, considering all the connections between Epstein's network and bitcoin development and timing, the current crypto iterations have the hallmarks of a psyop intended to firstly, divert assets that otherwise would go in to gold and silver into crypto while all the big banks etc, buy up all the gold and silver, secondly, create a volatile and unwieldy crypto industry with scandals that would lay the foundation for regulation of digital currencies and introduction of central bank digital currencies, and thirdly, create crypto as a means of laundering funds (as seen with FTX).
Just sent my uncle this info. He is smarter than I am! Waiting on reply. Like I said. He is cfo and vp of a bank. Im sure he will know.
I'll give you an an updoot for the cause.
I guess you can just ask someone else and not have to look into it but just trust their judgment.
But the legislation has been done here in Aus and also in the US, as far as I know. Better to do research than just ask someone and believe whatever they say, including me.
Ahem, you have point.
Well, I thought so.
Bitcoin Cash seems to be the way to go. It’s the only Bitcoin that stayed true to the original vision. Mainstream Bitcoin was co-opted by big banks and special interests years ago.
Have you read about the Epstein & pedo network and how involved they were with Bitcoin development, via MIT, etc? Some folks are completely unaware.
The other factor with crypto is the question: was crypto developed and put front center in order to divert massive funds by the mostly general population that would otherwise have been devoted to Gold and Silver?
I have not. Do you have any links so I can study up?
...sigh
Of course they were.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/jeffrey-epstein-bitcoin-intrigue-deserves-080028939.html
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/sep/07/jeffrey-epstein-mit-funding-tech-intellectuals
https://jameslparis.medium.com/did-jeffrey-epstein-own-bitcoin-what-secrets-are-about-to-be-revealed-c14fd3f0b5bd
Series, starting here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zktcPb48VeM
Thank you!
Crypto girl could charge a fortune to be a Lolita whore in Japan, just make a tooth or 2 crooked....
Lolita whore?
Japan is mostly a well behaved nation, but there are weirdos that are off the chain. A lolita is a young school girl with an imperfect smile. For the Japanese men into it, its quite kinky. Their preferences range from pre-pubescent up to college age. Odd that the crooked teeth are a turn on. School girl clothing a must.
Just had a competitor close down their gold and silver department. Got 5k gold pieces and some diamonds for just 1.5k and $200 in stainless steel pieces in exchange.
No sterling silver in my supply. It's junk.
Sterling or part silver coins could be of great value if the $$$ collapses and hyper inflation kicks in, and / or if silver leaps to $100+ per ounce.
In such scenarios, those small fragments of silver could be very useful for everyday expenses, when a 1 oz coin is just too expensive.
Granted, this is sort of SHTF scenario, but who really knows what's going to happen as the USD Fiat system moves closer and closer to the edge of collapse.
I have a bunce of 80% silver coins for just such an eventuality. And if it doesn't happen, then at some point in the future, the silver in the coins can be simply melted down for sale.
In some cases, diversifying is a good hedge bet.
Great news about the bargains you scored, tho. Nyce!!
Square jaw on gold man. Silver man hiding something/playing coy. Crypto is inbred. Fiat is... best left alone with shapiro.
But the big banks are buying up Bitcoin as well. Youre a fool if you don think crypto isnt going to revolutionize many things including money. Youd be wise to invest in it along side precious metals.
Well, YOU'RE a fool, so there. :p nyah, nyah, nyah.
But seriously, the problems are bigger issues. Crypto is one thing, blockchain another. If you look at the stink all over bitcoin from the Epstein network, you have to think.
I know there are hard core crypto fans out there. But still, try and stay away from the elementary school levels of banter, please?
Well i dont know how it was received but i know how i meant for it to come off and it wasnt supposed to be elementary...its just that when you do a real deep dive on blockchain and crypto which at least at this point are almost inextricably linked, you realize how this a key part of our tech future.
Thanks Fren. Text is always limited in how much it conveys and thus the room for misinterpretation is much greater than normal face to face communication.
But in case you missed it, I did write in my disclaimer: "While I personally believe that the blockchain technology will become pivotal in the future, considering all the connections between Epstein's network and bitcoin development and timing, the current crypto iterations have the hallmarks of a psyop intended to...."
So, I'm with you there on blockchain, and I am open to the possibility that forms of crypto currency (i.e. gold and silver based coinage) could be very useful and may be a key part of the future, but I am highly skeptical of who and what are behind the current bitcoin / crypto situation.
While lots of folks have been touting the 'decentralized, uncontrollable currency' idea, is it possible that crypto has actually been put out there in order to divert funds (how many billions/trillions?) away from historically relevant asset currencies? The Central Bank Cabal have been doing their darndest to get ordinary humans away from gold and silver, for centuries.
Is crypto in its current form simply a way for the Cabal to take their fiat system (which is essentially non-asset backed paper), which is designed to collapse at some point, and bring that all over into digital form that they can continue to control an manipulate?
Who controls the systems on which crypt 100% relies? Electricity? Computers? Networks? Internet? Gold and silver, etc, are completely out of their control if it is used between living people, but crypto? Not quite the same.
And, how much (what %) of the current crypto world is actually asset based and grounded? Was FTX the exception, or the actual norm?
These are the sorts of questions that based anons and patriots need to work through. The allure of shiny 'gold' (why did they choose a 'gold' symbol?) in the form of bitcoin is very powerful. But is it what it appears to be? We do NOT know who is actually behind it. Japanese pseudonyms are great, but we need to ask serious questions.
Going with my uncle . Sorry folks. Choosing blood. I might be wrong.
Bankers hate real money.
All of them.
Sorry and cat Jak-jak as she needed to be involved lol
My Uncle is the the cfo of of a bank and I've asked asked him time and time again if this was real. And he has told me no. He is the cfo and the vp . I keep asking him. He thinks I'm stupid.
So what you are saying is that someone greatly invested in traditional fiat banking is totally against investing in metals??
Loud and clear.
I think he's referring to the bail in issue.
https://citizensparty.org.au/stop-bail-in/legal-opinion-australian-deposits-can-be-bailed-in
Discussion on bail in. Apparently in Bail In conditions (enacted as an option after governments "bailed out" massive banking organization in 2008+), if a bank goes under, it can convert the funds it owes to those using the bank into shares, so that instead of giving you your 80K bank funds, they issues you shares of the bank that they evaluate at 80K. What happens then? You cannot withdraw your funds, etc.
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/markets-economy/090716/why-bank-bailins-will-be-new-bailouts.asp