White House Considering Digital dollar
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Cattails make MUCH more than Corn and can be harvested/grown anywhere.
Saltwater60
.950 JDJ
They would still hire them and just make them another arm of whatever government they want, likely FBI.
Jsmegs77
.308 Win
River bottom land in WV or SE Ohio for the win!
Acer-m14
20×102mm Vulcan
Firearms Purchases Being BLOCKED By Credit Card Companies?!
1075tech
.338 Win Mag
I see this was already referred to
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Mr. terzmo
.308 Win
A person can be forbidden to buy anything for any reason with just a stroke of a keyboard. Huge black market to follow. Oh..."black market" is that a racist term soon to be banned?
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Merry Christmas to all !!
Don't know why they even bother. The amount of firearms in people's hands today.. It's laughable that they will save themselves when SHTF!
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tay outta crypto gov you’ll just mess it up
Jmac00
.475 A&M Magnum
what?? the FTX fiasco wasn't enough to wake these numbnuts up?? they still think cripto is a good idea.
everyone in the country should go to the bank, and empty their accounts, make a run on the banks. That would send a very loud message to the Feds that cripto is not acceptable
everyone in the country should go to the bank, and empty their accounts, make a run on the banks. That would send a very loud message to the Feds that cripto is not acceptable
I don't recall ever seeing that before.
What are the odds that somehow the 45,000 new IRS agents are related to digital currency?
holdover
.475 A&M Magnum
Im a few barrels ahead of you.
meketrefe
.450/400 Nitro Ex
what about the silver dollar?
Deleted decades ago by .Gov/Bankers
meketrefe
.450/400 Nitro Ex
Maybe a large pizza will be 10 x 308W + 20 x 22LR ?
John Stark
.44 mag
If there was even a hint of a bank run under any administration (R or D), the Fed Coats would wield the power of the purse and order the banks to close. Anyone attempting to organize such a movement would be arrested, and those participating would find themselves locked out of their accounts and cancelled.
Canada was doing precisely that to people who got uppity protesting the vax and other covid bullshit, or for supporting the trucker freedom movement.
I agree with the sentiment. Hitting the government cash cow in the pocket book would be a good way to curtail their bullshit... 25 years ago.
Today, with the advent of digital, I guarantee they have contingency plans to stop any kind of economic uprising. Add in the fact that most people in this country live paycheck to paycheck and have no real wealth to make a difference, and the fact that most people who have "wealth" of greater or lesser sums have most of it tied up in "investments" (read: banks and other financial or corporate investing options), the power of the purse is not what it once was.
People don't like to hear this, but do not doubt that the government would have no problem coming up with a time limited amnesty for hold outs on greenbacks to turn them in with no penalties for digits in some bank. India did this just a couple of years ago, forcing millions and millions to turn in their paper money of certain denominations, declaring that those paper denominations would have no value after a certain point, and forcing the vast majority of Indians to get a bank account or be instantly bankrupted.
My view on things, since both the Fed gov and the states are utterly bankrupt, is that the wisest course for everyone is to buy hard assets and hold them. Things we can hold in our hands. Keep as little in the banks as possible to cover accounts payable, and invest the rest into real property.
Everything that is going on right now is tied to the ponzi scheme that banks and governments call "money" or "currency." None of it is truly worth anything any longer, as it is fiat. Most of the news is distraction and misdirection, while the really, really smart guys in government and international investment try to figure how they can digitally "print" their way out of the latest round of bank bailouts that started in September of 2019. Money is fungible, until it isn't, but these people will paper over their own malfeasance even if it means that most of the rest of us will be inflated out of what little wealth we have.
At this point, its going to take more than a threat to their pocketbook, since they can simply fiddle fuck around with the currency in numerous ways, almost at whim.
Its going to take hard strokes if we don't want to end up like all of the other shitholes that tried to print their way out of debt, but people are simply not ready to do the real work that needs to be done to restore the United States as a constitutional Republic, that has sound money policy and a real society that values hard work, saving, and real investment.
Governments will kill plebes in job lots if their own rice bowls are threatened. You CAN bank on that.
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Jmac00
.475 A&M Magnum
we have the means to force bidens hand ( or whoever is running this shitshow ) we still have firearms
Jmac00
.475 A&M Magnum
bullshit, biden said we're doing great, the economy is great, inflation is under control, the stock market is doing great........
of course, this is coming from a clown with dementia, in St Croix
Acer-m14
20×102mm Vulcan
the US Dollar is Fiat ... been for a long time wen it lost the Gold backing ..
John Stark
.44 mag
There is one way to create economic havoc that would be a very effective means of causing maximum damage to the fake Feds and their corporate, bankster masters, one that is kind of the reverse of bank runs.
If millions decided to Mad Max their credit cards and other lines of credit (purchasing things like guns, tools, precious commodities, vehicles/off road transport/horses, food, fuel, etc.), and then simply stop paying those cards, the banking sector would collapse.
As long as the people who maxed out their cards and then quietly just stopped paying had their primary home completely paid off, and/or kept making the payments, it would be very difficult for the banksters and the bully boys in government to do much about it.
Credit card debt, and even most lines of credit outside of something that is secured be real estate or other valuable property, is very high risk (as evidenced by the interest rates), and it is very hard for banks to recoup that once someone stops making the payments.
Access to credit has in many ways has become the "new money," giving the banksters a lot of control over anyone who uses "money" that the wealthy deign to loan them. In point of fact, that is precisely where the global financial interests want us all: highly in debt to them. Its really not much different than getting in deep with the casinos in Vegas, or the local bookie or loan shark.
Smashing the credit system would break the banks, not just in the US but abroad.
Don't believe me? Take a good hard look at the size of the balance sheets the banksters are holding, and how they "credit swap" massive amounts of debt around in their ponzi scheme to keep the whole house of cards afloat. We're talking trillions and trillions and trillions.
"Quantitative Easing" (i.e., money "printing" but not in digital) as a means to keep the ponzi scheme afloat is a term that has become part of the financial lexicon for a reason: every time there is a crash, we're looking at another Great Depression, because instead of letting the bad debt getting cleared from the books that the corporate/financial/banking industries get themselves into while they enrich their own portfolios, the Federal Reserve banking cartel simply plays accounting tricks to further debase our currency while making sure they are flush with new dollars to simply roll the unpayable debt and interest over... one more time.
There is obviously a currency crisis globably; many EU nations have been hit so bad they weren't sure how they were going to meet the massive unfunded liabilities like pensions and everything else socialist nations promise to everyone. As I mentioned upthread, India went through this a couple of years back. "Liquidity" crisis are the beginnings of the brush fires that economically burn down once prosperous nations.
Like an old, creaky wooden bridge, house, or barn, breaking a smaller supporting timber here or there would lead to a cascade effect, and that rotten edifice collapses of its own weight.
Break the credit ponzi scheme, and I guarantee we absolutely WOULD see runs on the banks, and maybe even the death knell of the global financial cartels.
At the very least, it might bring the bastards to heel.
If millions decided to Mad Max their credit cards and other lines of credit (purchasing things like guns, tools, precious commodities, vehicles/off road transport/horses, food, fuel, etc.), and then simply stop paying those cards, the banking sector would collapse.
As long as the people who maxed out their cards and then quietly just stopped paying had their primary home completely paid off, and/or kept making the payments, it would be very difficult for the banksters and the bully boys in government to do much about it.
Credit card debt, and even most lines of credit outside of something that is secured be real estate or other valuable property, is very high risk (as evidenced by the interest rates), and it is very hard for banks to recoup that once someone stops making the payments.
Access to credit has in many ways has become the "new money," giving the banksters a lot of control over anyone who uses "money" that the wealthy deign to loan them. In point of fact, that is precisely where the global financial interests want us all: highly in debt to them. Its really not much different than getting in deep with the casinos in Vegas, or the local bookie or loan shark.
Smashing the credit system would break the banks, not just in the US but abroad.
Don't believe me? Take a good hard look at the size of the balance sheets the banksters are holding, and how they "credit swap" massive amounts of debt around in their ponzi scheme to keep the whole house of cards afloat. We're talking trillions and trillions and trillions.
"Quantitative Easing" (i.e., money "printing" but not in digital) as a means to keep the ponzi scheme afloat is a term that has become part of the financial lexicon for a reason: every time there is a crash, we're looking at another Great Depression, because instead of letting the bad debt getting cleared from the books that the corporate/financial/banking industries get themselves into while they enrich their own portfolios, the Federal Reserve banking cartel simply plays accounting tricks to further debase our currency while making sure they are flush with new dollars to simply roll the unpayable debt and interest over... one more time.
There is obviously a currency crisis globably; many EU nations have been hit so bad they weren't sure how they were going to meet the massive unfunded liabilities like pensions and everything else socialist nations promise to everyone. As I mentioned upthread, India went through this a couple of years back. "Liquidity" crisis are the beginnings of the brush fires that economically burn down once prosperous nations.
Like an old, creaky wooden bridge, house, or barn, breaking a smaller supporting timber here or there would lead to a cascade effect, and that rotten edifice collapses of its own weight.
Break the credit ponzi scheme, and I guarantee we absolutely WOULD see runs on the banks, and maybe even the death knell of the global financial cartels.
At the very least, it might bring the bastards to heel.
spat
.700 Nitro Express
The only difference between the US dollar, the Venezuelan dollar and whatever crypto-coin you care to name is how trusted it is.
They are all fiat currencies that have no value beyond what the public believes they have.
They can all collapse the same way.
The biggest difference is that a collapse of the US dollar would take the entire global economy with it. Could have nearly the economic impact of a nuclear war.
2023: The ABC’s of CBDC, the Great Reset(s) & MORE Centralized Control
"Nowhere is such will-to-power opportunism and fantasy (i.e., centralized) solutions more exemplified than in the so-called “Great Reset” authored by the head of the World Economic Forum, Klaus Schwab."
"As we now see in the slow yet inevitable evolution of Central Bank Digital Currencies, technology can in fact be used to further diminish rather than enhance human liberties."
"Nowhere is such will-to-power opportunism and fantasy (i.e., centralized) solutions more exemplified than in the so-called “Great Reset” authored by the head of the World Economic Forum, Klaus Schwab."
"As we now see in the slow yet inevitable evolution of Central Bank Digital Currencies, technology can in fact be used to further diminish rather than enhance human liberties."
31 Trillion Dollar Debt Ceiling.
How does it go away?
Answer: Stage a Major Cyber Attack.
Create The Greatest Reset.
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How does it go away?
Answer: Stage a Major Cyber Attack.
Create The Greatest Reset.
View attachment VID_20230119_213653_531.mp4
You can prevent a bank run as well by taking the internet down, or taking the banks down via cyber attack.
Then obviously.....we can never "allow" something like that to happen again so the only solution is a digital dollar.
It almost is so obvious it's right in front of us. Just most won't believe it's really happening
I guess the government has never watch fightclub.
spat
.700 Nitro Express
Nah, you just inflate the currency so that a trillion dollars is about the price for a used Toyota.
Debt: handled.
Rest of the economy: burned to the ground.