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winter12362 1 point ago +1 / -0

He’s right. It’s too late. Maybe if you had a bunker deep underground you could survive it but at these temperatures, spontaneous human combustion is not just a real possibility, it’s almost a certainty.

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winter12362 3 points ago +3 / -0

Ugh. Another fugly psycho.

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winter12362 2 points ago +2 / -0

Don’t watch television. Did they make Jesus black yet?

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winter12362 2 points ago +2 / -0

Smart people are a dime a dozen. Smart people are capable of processing information. We on the other hand, have the information to process.

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winter12362 7 points ago +7 / -0

I’m in Canada. I’m under no illusions the vast majority of people are fast asleep. Something dramatic needs to happen or this will never end.

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winter12362 3 points ago +3 / -0

I remember one interview where he was saying Russia is involved in a “30 month war”. Specifically 30 months. It stuck with me as finally an explanation for the “done in 30” Q post. Not to datefag but my money is on this wrapping up in Aug.

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winter12362 2 points ago +2 / -0

My impression of macgregor is he is playing a role of getting the military’s message out. He is all over social media all the time. Here he appears to be laying out all the reasons they are going to formally seize power.

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winter12362 1 point ago +2 / -1

Like 6 seconds on the clock and Taylor Swifts BF gets the touchdown pass… and butter fingers it. You can see though he was supposed to catch it and be the big hero.

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winter12362 1 point ago +1 / -0

I don’t buy it. These psychopaths have been hiding the cure for decades at least.

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winter12362 1 point ago +1 / -0

Normally people who invent something that threatens to profits and control of energy companies are immediately murdered and their technology suppressed. They might also be arrested and thrown in jail if their reputations need to be destroyed, but usually immediately murdered. I guess maybe he had too much publicity to murder him? How would the climate change narrative work if this technology were available? Would have to think of another hoax. No, this guy never had a chance.

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winter12362 4 points ago +4 / -0

To back all the derivatives gold needs to be around $35k per ounce in current fiat dollars, and at a 1:15 ratio to silver that’s $2500 in current fiat purchasing power. Roman times and for 4000 years a skilled worker like say in construction might earn around 50-60 ounces a year, which again lines up with the same value

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winter12362 1 point ago +1 / -0

Personally I am the type of person who does not like to be boxed in. I like freedom of manoeuvre and options. This situation is unique and difficult to predict what the outcome will be. So what leaves me with the largest range of strategic options given I don’t know what will happen? Precious metals under my control. Having been debt free my whole life I have recently built up around $50k in debt buying even more because 1) maybe it will be wiped out 2) if it is not wiped out, the precious metals I am buying will in all probably be revalued relative to the money I borrowed and debt can be cleared for a fraction of what I borrowed. 3) if I am wrong and the debt is relatively the same burden, I still can clear the debt since I just converted what I borrowed into a different form of money and what I borrowed is just a small component of my stack anyway. So, it’s a small gamble but I figure the risks are outweighed by the potential benefits and my strategic options are maximized.

It also lets me get back at the banks for the swindle they are engaged in with the precious metals price manipulation.

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winter12362 8 points ago +8 / -0

I always ask myself, “what would Taylor Swift do in this situation?”.

Pretty much my guiding light in life

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winter12362 1 point ago +1 / -0

Silver’s low ratio is based on it being a smaller market and easier to manipulate the price by selling future production at a loss. Most silver is a by-product of other mining operations. There are 1.5 billion ounces of demand for silver but only about 800 million ounces produced each year. You can’t have any electric cars, solar panels, electronics, without silver and the prices are too low to make it worth recycling. Silver is the most undervalued asset on the planet. Likely there is more gold above ground than silver. It’s actually coming out of the ground at 8:1 to gold these days so 15:1 is probably too high. Maybe 12:1.

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winter12362 1 point ago +1 / -0

Huh? Ignoring the energy side? Not following what you mean.

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winter12362 1 point ago +1 / -0

Silver to gold ratio historically has been 15:1. That’s based on its relative availability in the earths crust. Been that ratio for thousands of years before central banks. It’s over 80:1 these days so the best thing to buy is silver because that ratio will need to close and so effectively you are buying gold when you buy silver, you are just taking advantage of the fact silver is a smaller and more manipulated market to buy gold at a massive discount.

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winter12362 2 points ago +2 / -0

Old man has some balls. Seems like a dangerous stunt. I guess they figured guys would be less likely to beat an old man? Black guy looked like he might anyway. Seems staged.

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