I bought 6 half gallons 190 proof Everclear when I was in Jackpot, NV last year for SHTF. Great for fires, disinfectant and drinkin' too. Must be mixed with juice or something because it'll tear up your insides.
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The Fed Is Caught in an Inflation Death Spiral—That’s Bullish for Gold and Silver
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I bought 6 half gallons 190 proof Everclear when I was in Jackpot, NV last year for SHTF. Great for fires, disinfectant and drinkin' too. Must be mixed with juice or something because it'll tear up your insides.
We stir it round in our weed, and make distillate out of it, just let the liquor evap on its own, no still.
BLAM!
I should get a reclaimer, but havent yet.
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In 75 years we'll be through this megalomanic folly of the Elites. We'll be almost through the next cycle and in another Fourth Turning.
In the meantime, wealth will continue to be destroyed; gold and silver will be devalued and dis-incentive-ized through law and financial engineering. First the sheeple will be herded into crypto tokens; and then, as most of them are there, the tokens will either be manipulated, outlawed, or made so cumbersome as to be useless. This through laws, physical restrictions on the Internet, limitations on service, and/or taxes.
Precious metals will be the last standing...but what is wealth to a society in complete chaos and famine? When there is no shelter, no surviving society, and the dictatoriate has made it illegal to trade PMs...how do you profit?
Basically, you cannot. It is impossible to profit or life well through engineered worldwide chaos and famine.
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For holders of assets denominated in US dollars, this isn't some far off theoretical emergency. This is something you must protect yourself from NOW. Right NOW.
The US Is 5 Years Away from a National Debt Death Spiral. Here's Why
Net interest on the national debt has become one of the fastest growing segments of federal spending.
Wednesday, May 15, 2019
According to the U.S. Treasury Department’s Office of Debt Management, the U.S. government is just five years away from the point where every new dollar it borrows from the public will go toward funding interest payments on the national debt.
Negative Borrowing Deficit
That is the main takeaway from the Debt Management Office’s Fiscal Year 2019 Q1 Report, which featured the Office of Management and Budget’s latest projection of the U.S. government’s borrowing from the public, shown in the chart below:
More at link...
https://fee.org/articles/the-us-is-5-years-away-from-a-national-debt-death-spiral-heres-why/
Two years after this rare recognition of reality from the US treasury, ask yourself if things have gotten better? ...or worse since? This isn't about whether you think the government is trustworthy, or whether or no you think the fed can hold this together. It's about simple maths at this point. The dollar in its current form passed the point of no return long ago.
The US Is 5 Years Away from a National Debt Death Spiral. Here's Why
Net interest on the national debt has become one of the fastest growing segments of federal spending.
Wednesday, May 15, 2019
According to the U.S. Treasury Department’s Office of Debt Management, the U.S. government is just five years away from the point where every new dollar it borrows from the public will go toward funding interest payments on the national debt.
Negative Borrowing Deficit
That is the main takeaway from the Debt Management Office’s Fiscal Year 2019 Q1 Report, which featured the Office of Management and Budget’s latest projection of the U.S. government’s borrowing from the public, shown in the chart below:
More at link...
https://fee.org/articles/the-us-is-5-years-away-from-a-national-debt-death-spiral-heres-why/
Two years after this rare recognition of reality from the US treasury, ask yourself if things have gotten better? ...or worse since? This isn't about whether you think the government is trustworthy, or whether or no you think the fed can hold this together. It's about simple maths at this point. The dollar in its current form passed the point of no return long ago.
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The time line, it is already here. Everyone can see the huge increases in everything. The boots on ground feel it, taste it and are experiencing huge inflation- all the while .gov says 2 percent inflation- we KNOW they are liars...loss of trust in all things government is occurring- that is the turning point.Senile Joe and party is just the icing on the cake to meltdown.
The price of fuel is the canary in the coal-mine.
Regular unleaded gas is up 26% since inauguration day, and that is only where I buy it. Price increases range all the way up to 35% around here.
Think Diesel prices in relation to shipping.
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Sure, and if it goes up another 10% it may just manage to get ahead of inflation. The treasury would completely implode of course, but that's what's needed. Instead the fed will whip up a new batch of funny munny and snap up some bonds to lower the yield so the bond market doesn't puke all over the equity market.
Any way you slice it, the correct answer for the little people is to stack physical precious metals and anything else that will hedge against inflation.
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According to history, also.
Reckless sovereign or governmental debt is always tied to war. Both as a distraction and as a way to repudiate the debt or to acquire plunder.
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Well they have the right illegitimate puppet in the white house. Now the pedo-in-chief is flinging poo at Putin to start some shit that Amerika's kids in the military will be expected to settle. ...and settle it they should. ...by correcting the problem in DEECEE.
Amerikans have no fight with the Russian people or their leader. They've countless reasons to march on the district of corruption however.
Amerikans have no fight with the Russian people or their leader. They've countless reasons to march on the district of corruption however.
That slow motion train wreck is starting to look like a train wreck.
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It'll be interesting to see the wheels turning in the heads of the masses of sheeple that do not understand the first thing about economics, monetary inflation, price inflation, counterparty risk, self-sufficiency, etc. I wish them well, but GD, just how much warning do you people need?
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LOL The skeery oft spoken of, but seldom seen deflation boogeyman.
Inflation...then deflation. Crack open a history book. The banksters get everyone at maximum debt and THEN pull the plug. It's the roaring twenties still. The fed and treasury will pull the plug soon enough by suddenly withdrawing liquidity. Right now they're busy destroying the buck...so party like it's 1999...er 1927.
Inflation...then deflation. Crack open a history book. The banksters get everyone at maximum debt and THEN pull the plug. It's the roaring twenties still. The fed and treasury will pull the plug soon enough by suddenly withdrawing liquidity. Right now they're busy destroying the buck...so party like it's 1999...er 1927.