Great article. I suspect heavy poisoning of those who outright own property in an attempt to take it in other ways. Do you have recommendations for what to do monetarily?
Thank you for appreciating it, but the great things happen in my readers, so I assume, you are a great reader! :)
In our small village (about 120 souls in 0.6 sq. miles), unknown buyers are buying up property and leave them unused. I guess, it's part of the "you will own nothing" scheme.
Prioritizing is a must for everyone with limited resources. Moving off-grid for a few years is perhaps the most promising option, but only a few could survive in the wild. Storing resources in multiple locations, networking with reliable people, and preparing for home invaders seem like good ideas. In case of lawlessness, houses will be death traps; they cannot be defended.
If anyone with two brain cells they can rub together knows, banks own the politicians. I take out my cash and its well hidden. They robbed me enough of my investments for these idiotic wars. Biden should man up, put on a uniform, take his 10 paces and turn and aim, but he's too gutless for that.
Likely scenario you named, after #1 and #2 this should be #3. :
After the defunct banks are liquidated, the FDIC will be “able” to return 50 cents after each 100 dollars it is “insuring.” As an alternative, people are likely to receive a “generous” offer from the Federal Reserve: they can keep their lost savings, but only in the form of FedNow3.
Seems very reasonable and relatively easy from the monsters’ point of view.
Did any of you read Sasha L’s post earlier today? Interview with Economist that lived through Russia going to zero in the early ‘90’s.
"According to David Webb, the real assets that are owned without debt are probably the most secure, and my personal experience corroborates this. Privately owned businesses that also have no debt are probably fairly secure too, but in the event of a large scale market collapse they may or may not be able to continue as a going concern."
In the US, nobody owns anything that the government cannot touch.
Real estate tax ensures that real estate belongs to the government, with the exception of a homestead status, which depends on age and it guarantees that an elderly property owner cannot be kicked out of their place.
Great article. I suspect heavy poisoning of those who outright own property in an attempt to take it in other ways. Do you have recommendations for what to do monetarily?
Thank you for appreciating it, but the great things happen in my readers, so I assume, you are a great reader! :)
In our small village (about 120 souls in 0.6 sq. miles), unknown buyers are buying up property and leave them unused. I guess, it's part of the "you will own nothing" scheme.
Prioritizing is a must for everyone with limited resources. Moving off-grid for a few years is perhaps the most promising option, but only a few could survive in the wild. Storing resources in multiple locations, networking with reliable people, and preparing for home invaders seem like good ideas. In case of lawlessness, houses will be death traps; they cannot be defended.
Thank you. I’ll consider all of what you’ve mentioned and go back and read your other articles.
I hope, you'll find them helpful. More often than not, the comments are also remarkable.
If anyone with two brain cells they can rub together knows, banks own the politicians. I take out my cash and its well hidden. They robbed me enough of my investments for these idiotic wars. Biden should man up, put on a uniform, take his 10 paces and turn and aim, but he's too gutless for that.
You're joking right? My checking account still pays a whopping .01% ...good for about a buck a year in interest. But I pay no taxes on it.
I keep just enough in my checking account to cover recurring bills and keep it open. As soon as my SS is deposited, I withdraw it.
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Likely scenario you named, after #1 and #2 this should be #3. :
After the defunct banks are liquidated, the FDIC will be “able” to return 50 cents after each 100 dollars it is “insuring.” As an alternative, people are likely to receive a “generous” offer from the Federal Reserve: they can keep their lost savings, but only in the form of FedNow3.
Seems very reasonable and relatively easy from the monsters’ point of view.
Did any of you read Sasha L’s post earlier today? Interview with Economist that lived through Russia going to zero in the early ‘90’s.
https://sashalatypova.substack.com/p/david-webb-the-great-taking/comments?utm_source=substack%2Csubstack&publication_id=870364&post_id=137940647&utm_medium=email%2Cemail&isFreemail=true&comments=true&utm_campaign=email-half-magic-comments
I don't read Latypova.
Still, according to the interviewee,
"According to David Webb, the real assets that are owned without debt are probably the most secure, and my personal experience corroborates this. Privately owned businesses that also have no debt are probably fairly secure too, but in the event of a large scale market collapse they may or may not be able to continue as a going concern."
In the US, nobody owns anything that the government cannot touch.
Real estate tax ensures that real estate belongs to the government, with the exception of a homestead status, which depends on age and it guarantees that an elderly property owner cannot be kicked out of their place.
https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/eminent-domain
Otherwise, everything can be taken away:
https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/government-property-in-action
Private gold had to be submitted during the "Great" Depression.
Could be a bail-in is in the works??
It's a cat-and-mouse game and the globalists enjoy making fun of their victims...
tru dat. the bullies at Big Anything like to have fun at our expense(s).
As long as they are not in range............
........ of somebody.
Very likely.