@johnb1000
Active 5 years, 1 month ago
Question, do you think there will be a credit freeze in the next +-month? i.e. would all cash in the bank would be frozen? Next question, has anyone exchanged US dollars for other currencies? what would you suggest buying? View
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John Beasley posted an update 5 years, 2 months ago
Question, do you think there will be a credit freeze in the next +-month? i.e. would all cash in the bank would be frozen? Next question, has anyone exchanged US dollars for other currencies? what would you suggest buying?
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John Beasley posted an update 5 years, 2 months ago
Is it true that if everyone who voted for Trump bought 2 silver dollars we could bankrupt JP Morgan? That is much better than giving Trump $100 dollars. Also every 4 years rather than voting people could just buy 2 silver coins and get a new government.
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You would have to find the physical first.
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In my view yes. The material presented by websites like Road-to-Roota, Arcadia Economics and others is convincing. In a nutshell,the precious metals market rigging in place for over a century, now augmented with the derivatives house of cards, has not been able to keep up with rising industrial demand (for its electrical properties) and…
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However, getting a coin would not replace voting 🙂
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But what has voting gotten us? Did your vote count in the 2020 election? If not, what makes you think it will count next election?
I think it’s time the American People begin a “Just Walk Away” campaign and show the pigs in D.C. they no longer have our support. Even if they fake another election and say 150 million voted for their… -
To vote is to feed a rigged, corrupt and broken system, a system which should be starved instead. Buying a coin is in effect a vote of protest and will probably do oneself and one’s family some long-term good.
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The Dollar to Silver ratio on the US Debt clock is $4,800…. not that it means anything in our current dystopian reality.
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