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IT BEGINS, FARAGE HAD HIS BANK ACCOUNTS CLOSED BY HIS BANK AND NO ONE ELSE WILL LET HIM OPEN A BANK ACCOUNT IN THE U.K DUE TO HIM BEING A PEP (POLITICALLY EXPOSED PERSON). NEW TERM TO SHUT DOWN ANYONE WHO RAILS AGAINST THE DEEP STATE !!!
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Farage: Why I might be FORCED to leave the UK.
29,867 views 29 Jun 2023
The establishment are trying to force me out of the UK by closing my bank accounts. I have been given no explanation or recourse as to why this is happening to me.
This is serious political persecution at the very highest level of our system.
If they can do it to me, they can do it to you too.
Even more reason to invest in physical precious metals.
I don't understand how "precious metals" are going to matter in the level of catastrophe that the people who invest in them expect to happen. Like, you're telling me that civilization is collapsing and people want to buy pretty rocks?
It's just an alternative store of wealth that everyone can agree has value. Even allows you to barter for labor and food.
Printed notes that are electronically manipulated can become worthless over night. Silver, Gold and Platinum have had real worth for thousands of years.
Think of how much better off you'd be once the fiat reserve note collapses where you had already used some of the worthless paper to buy silver or gold.
Even if he ignores that. And uses metals strictly as a financial tool. Gold/silver /GME
Are out performing almost the entire market over the last 12 months and have held value. For 2+years. Most the market can not say that.
Stacking 101: Spot price is based on future buy orders that never get filled. Silver for instance has 27 times as much futures contracts as actual silver mined each year. Gold and to a lesser extent Silver are being bought up by central banks all over the world, by rich folks, and by regular folks too! The Cabal is manipulating prices to keep it cheap for them to scarf up! With the amounts being bought up the precious metals should be soaring.
Gold is portable and will be a bigger problem to use for barter. Silver is better for purchasing day to day. You aren't going to be able to take a 2,000 1 oz bar of gold and cash at the grocery store, but a 23 dollar bar of silver will trade...
Precious metals sell at a premium above spot price which is profit for the retailer and mint. So you want to buy with as cheap a premium as possible. 1 oz gold and silver seems to be the sweet spot. You don't want to lug around 100 oz bar of silver that saves you 1% and you probably can't find anyone to buy a 200,000 dollar 100 oz gold bar.
Junk silver: Pre-1964 silver coins are 90% silver and 1.40 in dimes, quarters, and halves, represent 1 oz no mater what combo. IE 14 dimes or 4 quarters with 4 dimes. Junk silver can be less than 90% stay away from that silver! Premiums are very high on junk silver so I don't stack it. Very popular because you can buy small amounts.
Gold & Silver rounds are non-government so aren't considered coins since not from a government mint, but have no stigma. They come in all designs from mimicking coins to star wars, space shuttle, to super heroes. Generic Buffalo and Eagles are the lowest premium while government coins have huge premiums. Vanity rounds also tend to have high premiums. You can save a tiny amount by buying used.
Bars will be slightly more popular and can be slightly cheaper. I buy gold bars, but silver rounds. Rounds will be popular in barter.
Stay away from fractional silver and gold the premiums are crazy high. 1 Gm gold sells at more than 50% the premium than a 1 oz.
Stay away from collectable coins, rounds, and bars. The grocery store doesn't care that you have a rare 100,000 coin they will treat it as a normal by weight currency.
You can actually find silver by buying rolls of coins, but these days there's not many in circulation.
In a bug out situation a lot of wealth can fit in your pocket via gold. Silver not so much...
A combination of gold and silver is probably a good idea. If you use a safe the weight of silver could make it too heavy to move easily for a thief... If you buy regular coins you can have a lot more weight, but the metal isn't worth much.
Up until the 1800s coins of many nations were in circulation. Barter silver will most likely be valued by dime, quarter, or half sized regardless of country, merchants would be likely to have a list of 90% silver countries.
Just having 200 Oz of silver puts you into the top 5% of stackers worldwide, but not in US only stackers.
Ok I type by onscreen keyboard and this took 20 min. I hope someone gleans some useful information. I have forgotten a few things I'm sure! But I have learned a lot after only a month of stacking... Kek.
People will not want to buy "pretty rocks" also they will not want to take dollars that are losing value every day.
100 years ago 1 ounce of gold would buy a really good men's suit. Back in Roman times 1 ounce of gold would buy you a good Toga (The roman suit of the time) Today 1 ounce of gold would buy a really good men's suit.
If you look at the price in dollars between 1900 and today for a suit you will find you need a massive amount of dollars for todays suit. But about the same amount of gold
Precious metals are just a store of value. Dollars are not. Anything real is a store of value. Real estate, stocks, bonds, Chickens, food. Anything real that people want.
The US dollar is backed by debt and only debt. It's value changes against real things. We call that inflation. Hyperinflation happens when people lose confidence in the currency. That could easily happen here if they start messing around with people and their bank accounts. Just look at what they are doing to Nigel Farage right now. If people lose confidence that their money is safely theirs in the banks they will switch to real stores of value. Silver and gold are stores of value that are easy to move around. Real Estate is not.
If gold goes up everything else real goes up. (really fiat money is going down)
You used an example similar to a stacking video regarding a suit. The guy referred to being able to buy a very nice suit, hat, and shoes with 1 oz of gold when gold was 20 bucks, now at 2,000 you can buy that nice set of gear.
People like me who don't buy things I don't have use for will be doing fine.
my thoughts exactly. precious metals will only beneficial if a system is in place to make use of them. the majority of people do not have a storage of metals, so the primary system if society collapses, will not involve them & have little to no use. people should be investing in resources that sustain life such as "off the grid" essentials. how to purify water, how to defend yourself, how to start a fire, etc.
Metals have been used in trade since trade began... You are unlikely to find someone to trade your corn for a jar of pickles and how do you figure out fair exchange rate? I used to think like you, but have changed. I'm a senior and am not suddenly going to be able to produce all my needs. I'm not saying your ideas are bad, the skills are also useful, but the average person will not be able to provide well as a hunter gatherer...
Opiates friends they will be like gold.