All the ideas expressed in this thread are of possible ideal situations of honest sound money. It all sounds good. But unfortunately, that is not going to help us at this moment in time. They already have a huge head start on us and the vast majority of Americans are clueless about that gate getting ready to slam shut. A large number of Americans are dependent on the system, and like the jabs, most will probably knuckle under when it comes to survival. That is also by design.

Do you think these bank seizures were organic? They always use fear to drive people into a desired outcome. Same playbook as the plandemic - only different players and stage props. In this latest script, the planned bank run is helping to consolidate the banking system into the hands of just a few big players at the expense of smaller, more local, and regional institutions. At the same time, these larger players are picking up the assets at pennies on the dollar, and as always, giving the bill to the taxpayer for the bundled toxic assets they don't want. Check out the deal UBS is getting taking over Credit Suisse. Like the plandemic that wiped out small businesses, we are starting to see the same thing happen to smaller banking institutions. Why now? They will be testing their CBDC framework this summer.

The only way to fight this at the moment, is to use cash and barter. Using local credit unions may offer slightly more security since they usually do not have the questionable investment and loan practices of a bank. If not a credit union, then find smaller local banks. Just like the small privately owned businesses where we live, those smaller banks are also part of the local economy and are there to better serve the members of that community.

Minimize digital transactions as much as possible to eliminate the 3rd party involvement, like with a bank. You brought up a very good point. When making any digital transaction, ask for money back - even if it is just 10 or 20 bucks. Keep cash in circulation. Over 90% of all financial transactions today are digital. We must stop continuing to help them build the cage they will imprison us in. Don't stop fighting. Our own Revolutionary War was won not with a majority of the people, but a small number of Patriots that stood their ground and said hell no. If we do not push back, we will never get the chance to bring about the ideals of honest money we are discussing on this thread.

And just as a side note: Elon is not the genius entrepreneur that everyone thinks that he is. Paypal and Tesla both were envisioned and started by others. Elon stepped in and essentially took over and took the credit. He has not been upstanding in his business dealings with others. It has made him very wealthy, but he is poor in character. I don't know yet whether Twitter is just another acquisition in his portfolio, or whether he may actually be trying to redeem himself. It is still to early for me to tell.

All the ideas expressed in this thread are of possible ideal situations of honest sound money. It all sounds good. But unfortunately, that is not going to help us at this moment in time. They already have a huge head start on us and the vast majority of Americans are clueless about that gate getting ready to slam shut. A large number of Americans are dependent on the system, and like the jabs, most will probably knuckle under when it comes to survival. That is also by design.

Do you think these bank seizures were organic? They always use fear to drive people into a desired outcome. Same playbook as the plandemic - only different players and stage props. In this latest script, the planned bank run is helping to consolidate the banking system into the hands of just a few big players at the expense of smaller, more local, and regional institutions. At the same time, these larger players are picking up the assets at pennies on the dollar, and as always, giving the bill to the taxpayer for the bundled toxic assets they don't want. Check out the deal UBS is getting taking over Credit Suisse. Like the plandemic that wiped out small businesses, we are starting to see the same thing happen to smaller banking institutions. Why now? They will be testing their CBDC framework this summer.

The only way to fight this at the moment, is to use cash and barter. Using local credit unions may offer slightly more security since they usually do not have the questionable practices of banks. If not a credit union, then find smaller local banks. Just like the small privately owned businesses where we live, those smaller banks are also part of the local economy and are there to better serve the members of that community.

Minimize digital transactions as much as possible to eliminate the 3rd party involvement, like with a bank. You brought up a very good point. When making any digital transaction, ask for money back - even if it is just 10 or 20 bucks. Keep cash in circulation. Over 90% of all financial transactions today are digital. We must stop continuing to help them build the cage they will imprison us in. Don't stop fighting. Our own Revolutionary War was won not with a majority of the people, but a small number of Patriots that stood their ground and said hell no. If we do not push back, we will never get the chance to bring about the ideals of honest money we are discussing on this thread.

And just as a side note: Elon is not the genius entrepreneur that everyone thinks that he is. Paypal and Tesla both were envisioned and started by others. Elon stepped in and essentially took over and took the credit. He has not been upstanding in his business dealings with others. It has made him very wealthy, but he is poor in character. I don't know yet whether Twitter is just another acquisition in his portfolio, or whether he may actually be trying to redeem himself. It is still to early for me to tell.

All the ideas expressed in this thread are of possible ideal situations of honest sound money. It all sounds good. But unfortunately, that is not going to help us at this moment in time. They already have a huge head start on us and the vast majority of Americans are clueless about that gate getting ready to slam shut. A large number of Americans are dependent on the system, and like the jabs, most will probably knuckle under when it comes to survival. That is also by design.

Do you think these bank seizures were organic? They always use fear to drive people into a desired outcome. Same playbook as the plandemic - only different players and stage props. In this latest script, the planned bank run is helping to consolidate the banking system into the hands of just a few big players at the expense of smaller, more local, and regional institutions. At the same time, these larger players are picking up the assets at pennies on the dollar, and as always, giving the bill to the taxpayer for the bundled toxic assets they don't want. Check out the deal UBS is getting taking over Credit Suisse. Like the plandemic that wiped out small businesses, we are starting to see the same thing happen to smaller banking institutions. Why now? They will be testing their CBDC framework this summer.

The only way to fight this at the moment, is to use cash and barter. Using local credit unions may offer slightly more security since they usually do not have the questionable practices of banks. If not a credit union, then find smaller local banks. Just like the small privately owned businesses where we live, those smaller banks are also part of the local economy and are there to better serve the members of that community.

Minimize digital transactions as much as possible to eliminate the 3rd party involvement, like with a bank. You brought up a very good point. When making any digital transaction, ask for money back - even if it is just 10 or 20 bucks. Keep cash in circulation. Over 90% of all financial transactions today are digital. We must stop continuing to help them build the cage they will imprison us in. Don't stop fighting. Our own Revolutionary War was won not with a majority of the people, but a small number of Patriots that stood their ground and said hell no. If we do not push back, we will never get the chance to bring about the ideals of honest money we are discussing on this thread.

And just as a side note: Elon is not the genius entrepreneur that everyone thinks that he is. Paypal and Tesla both were envisioned and started by others. Elon stepped in and essentially took over and took the credit. He has not been upstanding in his business dealings with others. It has made him very wealthy, but he is poor in character. I don't know yet whether Twitter is just another acquisition in his portfolio, or whether he may actually be trying to redeem himself. It is still to early for me to say.

All the ideas expressed in this thread are of possible ideal situations of honest sound money. It all sounds good. But unfortunately, that is not going to help us at this moment in time. They already have a huge head start on us and the vast majority of Americans are clueless about that gate getting ready to slam shut. A large number of Americans are dependent on the system, and like the jabs, most will probably knuckle under when it comes to survival. That is also by design.

Do you think these bank seizures were organic? They always use fear to drive people into a desired outcome. Same playbook as the plandemic - only different players and stage props. In this latest script, the planned bank run is helping to consolidate the banking system into the hands of just a few big players at the expense of smaller, more local, and regional institutions. At the same time, these larger players are picking up the assets at pennies on the dollar, and as always, giving the bill to the taxpayer for the bundled toxic assets they don't want. Check out the deal UBS is getting taking over Credit Suisse. Like the plandemic that wiped out small businesses, we are starting to see the same thing happen to smaller banking institutions. Why now? They will be testing their CBDC framework this summer.

The only way to fight this at the moment, is to use cash and barter. Using local credit unions may offer slightly more security since they usually do not have the questionable practices of banks. If not a credit union, then find smaller local banks. Just like the small privately owned businesses where we live, those smaller banks are also part of the local economy and are there to better serve the members of that community.

Minimize digital transactions as much as possible to eliminate the 3rd party involvement, like with a bank. You brought up a very good point. When making any digital transaction, ask for money back - even if it is just 10 or 20 bucks. Keep cash in circulation. Over 90% of all financial transactions today are digital. We must stop continuing to help them build the cage they will imprison us in. Don't stop fighting. Our own Revolutionary War was won not with a majority of the people, but a small number of Patriots that stood their ground and said hell no. If we do not push back, we will never get the chance to bring about the ideals of honest money we are discussing on this thread.

All the ideas expressed in this thread are of possible ideal situations of honest sound money. It all sounds good. But unfortunately, that is not going to help us at this moment in time. They already have a huge head start on us and the vast majority of Americans are clueless about that gate getting ready to slam shut. A large number of Americans are dependent on the system, and like the jabs, most will probably knuckle under when it comes to survival. That is also by design.

Do you think these bank seizures were organic? They always use fear to drive people into a desired outcome. Same playbook as the plandemic - only different players and stage props. In this case, this planned bank run is helping to consolidate the banking system into the hands of just a few big players at the expense of smaller, more local, and regional institutions. Like the plandemic that wiped out small businesses, we are starting to see the same thing happen to smaller banking institutions. Why now? They will be testing their CBDC framework this summer.

The only way to fight this at the moment, is to use cash and barter. Using local credit unions may offer slightly more security since they usually do not have the questionable practices of banks. If not a credit union, then find smaller local banks. Just like the small privately owned businesses where we live, those smaller banks are also part of the local economy and are there to better serve the members of that community.

Minimize digital transactions as much as possible to eliminate the 3rd party involvement, like with a bank. You brought up a very good point. When making any digital transaction, ask for money back - even if it is just 10 or 20 bucks. Keep cash in circulation. Over 90% of all financial transactions today are digital. We must stop continuing to help them build the cage they will imprison us in. Don't stop fighting. Our own Revolutionary War was won not with a majority of the people, but a small number of Patriots that stood their ground and said hell no. If we do not push back, we will never get the chance to bring about the ideals of honest money we are discussing on this thread.