@@07BLUESTI No, since my needs are minimal I have, handle, use very little money of any sort - I only spend approximately $4,000 a year. I have no gold except a small amount that I panned 40 years ago, very few silver coins. I barter quite often. For instance when I built my tiny house 6 ears ago, I bartered for 300 plus 1x6x8' yellow popular boards that I finished off the inside of the tiny house. I don't own a motor vehicle, I heat and cook with a wood stove, use either kerosene lamps or small solar lights and raise a lot of my food in my raised-bed garden.
@@atlasnetwork7855 When you get off the hamster wheel and quite playing their game you free yourself to live life as you choose, not how they dictate. Enjoy your freedom!
@@atlasnetwork7855 When I decided to quit playing the game back in 1993, I literally dropped out. When my driver's license expired in 1993 I didn't renew it, I haven't had any form of government issued ID since then. In 1995 I sent my Social Security card back to Baltimore, MD and told them to shove it up their ass. I'm 72 years old and prior to that had paid into SS for many years but I've never applied for SS benefits or Medicare - never will. I closed all my bank accounts in 1995 so I haven't had any dealings with banks since. No loans, no mortgage and no credit cards. Basically I'm a ghost.
I hope this disgrace of a justice system collapses too. I just heard that the man who was given a life sentence for stealing a pair of hedge clippers lost his appeal, and yet the crooks who steal billions get bonuses.
Beth Evans- It's all just a sick game to them. NEVER sign your name to anything and NEVER agree to the fictitious Strawman name in any court or legal dealings ( your name in all capitals, look at your checks, drivers Lic, etc, it's in all capitol letters which is Dog Latin and represents a fictitious corporate entity and that is how they trap us in the legal system) YOU are a flesh and blood creation of God, NOT the all caps name they call you. It gets very deep but it's all legalese they use on us. Here is a $5.50 investment I recommend... www.amazon.com/Meet-Your-Strawman-Whatever-Want/dp/1492877670/ref=sxts_sxwds-bia-wc-p13n1_0?crid=1OBV6DGRD1VYY&cv_ct_cx=meet+your+strawman+and+whatever+you+want+to+know&dchild=1&keywords=meet+your+strawman+and+whatever+you+want+to+know&pd_rd_i=1492877670&pd_rd_r=58e6ccb6-5c5f-4ab2-b226-612139afb8eb&pd_rd_w=k9p9j&pd_rd_wg=ywLMy&pf_rd_p=42e41e42-79c0-42f8-8a91-d71b944e9fa8&pf_rd_r=1JH0Y8T6D4891V921C3Y&psc=1&qid=1600389166&sprefix=meet+yo%2Caps%2C192&sr=1-1-791c2399-d602-4248-afbb-8a79de2d236f
@@whatslief9375 you are right however it's better to sign up for an actual service that will teach you and provide you the ability to transition your affiliation with your strawman from beneficiary to trustee. Filing a UCC and placing a lien on your strawmans SSN holds more weight than the grantor position that the private trust called The United States is in. Also open a non-statutory private trust and move all your assets into its name. I recommend watching on RU-vid Yusef El/high frequency radio, RadiantClone, mikkel thorup EscapeArtist.com & ExpatMoneyShow.com, Mark Emery's exit babylon, and probably most important if all the books "the art of passing the buck" vol 1 & 2 @ www.PassingBucks.com the authors actually won a court case against the DoJ. Vol 1 is $60 while vol 2 is around $600. The authors won't even take anyone as a client unless they read both volumes. These are the definitive books on becoming free through use of taking back control of our strawman from the slave master government.
@@whatslief9375 and by the way that book you recommended is great, I respect both david robinson and anna von reitz for both the work they've done together as well as individually. Have you seen james rinks documentary based exclusively on david Robinson's book change is on the horizon? Highly HIGHLY recommend. It's long but jam packed with information on america's debt, strawman & how America became a corporation.
@@JayronJanis Yes, have done all this myself, and read most of the books you recommend. Art of passing the buck, especially Vol 2 is key to functioning as a private entity. Own nothing and control everything. Thanks for the info, hope other follow your advice....Stay Well
Real wealth is clean food and water. Real wealth is knowledge of natural plants and farming skills. Hunting skills. Security skills. Medical skills. Subsistence living. One tip I can offer. Micro greens and aquaponics - fast growing low maintenance high yields.
" Sorry my son, but you're too late in asking, Mr. Peabody's coal train has hauled it away." -- John Prine. (Paradise) "Not until every last tree and blade of grass is gone, will they realize that you can't eat money." --Cree saying
How about this scenario: they make you convert what you have into their new electronic currency and make it impossible for you to get anything unless you have it? Far fetched? Don't put anything beyond those criminals!
All the preppers are folding their hands saying "Yep." black market, or btc. Long back, read a post comparing which country would far better in a total societal collapse, Russia or U.S. Convincing arguments that for the most part, Russia would do fine. But certainly, people in the country, South Dakota and so on, or way up on the farms in Minnesota, who already are pretty much are on their own, will do well. Maybe Idaho potatoes will be the new currency. Stop throwing those things away, people!
I don’t think they’ll make you. They’re going to do it FOR you, no choice with the upcoming currency reset. Already being set up. Check out Lynette Zang. She just talked about this on a podcast on this channel.
@@akashiana5251 Im subscribed to both channels and am aware of most of what you've posted. I can't move now but I have running water and 2 large growhouses as well as serious food piles. I wish you the best and please continue to spread the truth. Ice age farmers latest is shocking. We're in for horrible times. I'm psyched.
@Baron Bar bunch of horseshit. if Trump doesn't win we're doomed. he's the only one fighting the globalists. you better pray he doesn't lose or you'll be living in a state of tyranny.
@Shane Moneaux they can pass whatever law or act they want but getting out of our hands is completely another story. In 1933, FDR did his evil act to get our gold but we were far more trusting back then and it was couched as a patriotic thing to do. Everyone who gave up their gold got screwed as FDR revalued gold's value up 70% which brought down the dollars value 40%. Today, there is a massive mistrust of government (for good reason) and we now have 300 million guns in our country which the 2nd amendment was primarialy to protect us from a tyrannical government. With silver, there is way too little to bother with in private hands. And door to door? They don't have the resources and they don't know who has what as well. It's hyperinflation which will get precious metal owners to sell it back to be able to survive. I don't see w/ all the currency creation how we can avoid hyperinflation which is the cruelest tax of all.
All these people telling us to buy gold and silver. I'd like to know how we are supposed to spend the gold and silver we buy? The way it works now, we go to a private collector/buyer and that person determines the value of your gold or silver and pays you as little as possible for it. It's easy to say buy gold and silver, but nobody tells us how we can spend it when we need to fall back on it.
There are two ways to use gold and silver. Remember that gold can be pawned, silver must be sold. So short term, pawn an oz of gold to pay for something you may need but can't quite stretch the budget sufficiently. Redeem your coin as soon as possible as to pay the least amount of fees owed to the pawn shop. Silver is called the poor mans gold. While holding gold is good, silver must be held with the idea that like gold, its preserving your buying power. Meanwhile, you've bought the dips in silver, with the idea that at a future time you'll pass it on to children or cash it in a world that has the potential to change overnight. If I'm wrong, there has been no harm done. If I'm right, facing the world with no back up may be a grave mistake.
That’s right. By the time you covert the gold back to cash for personal use... the value of the dollar has decreased... so you’ll need more gold to get the same bang for your buck! Still physical is where it’s at, miners and royalty stocks are junk.
Bill Scott The reset has been planned for decades. The UN represents the largest corporations & central banks on the planet, it’s not about green, it’s about totalitarianism. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eNsW4ssOBxU.html&feature=share
Here we are now over 36 months later and nothing has collapsed; except for the price of silver and the last tiny little bit that was left of Bill Holter's Credibility. What a BSer that man was.@@migooknamja
"Ounces in the ground" will become the only "Protection of value" if all the above ground is claimed/owned. Mining shares are the key to surviving the next 10-20 years. Mines will be working overtime to convert ore to bullion into "Fiat currency" because that with ALWAYS BE THE ONLY way to buy food at the local grocery store. Bitcoin (maybe, but unlikely) Think about it people. There will be a great monetary reset by the government(s) ... based on a fiat currency (USD or other). Mining shares will only boom with whatever/every reset because of all the uncertainty. .. and of course, the current physical Gold (and Silver) will continue to soar in "value"... BUT, WONT be redeemable to buy food at your local Krogers. Kroger does not take "Value" at the checkout counter.
I was wondering about one thing: if this high inflation (or hyperinflation) time comes, does it make sense to get a loan and buy a house? Does anyone know what happened with mortgages during hyperinflation times in history? It seems nice to have your loan devalue due to inflation, but my common sense tells me that it's too good to be true...
It's common to raise rates to control inflation. However, if you have locked in a good rate then I suspect you could pay the mortgage off with a month's worth of hyperinflation. Assuming of course that you have income that is keeping pace or precious metals.
@@stevenscott5814 Makes sense... Then, it would be dangerous to get mortgage - or any debt that could be "protected" like that... (by protection I mean revaluation by bank/gov)
@@socratesagora9830 The problem I see with that is that in such case owner of the properties (that is banks since house would be on mortgage) would lose money/value. This is the bit I'm wary - banks will make sure that gov introduces laws that protect their interest (e.g. this revaluation to gold like Steven wrote)
Has anyone been able to source the 1971 Mao Zedong quotation he references about the end of the US after Nixon closed the gold window? So I can forward to my friends and family who “still don’t get it”
Gregory Bodin have them watch Mike Maloney’s Hidden Secrets of Money series, he breaks it down better then anyone, a child could understand the Ponzi scheme that the world is running on. Good luck
Bill Parry I have sent links to HSoM but like so many other valuable resources they are largely ignored. I have found that sending out information in “bite size chunks,” ie a one or two minute video grab here, a quotation there, over time is more digestible and also helps to keep the conversation going.
@@HarrisonCountyStudio Higher prices might take some pressure off the Comex , and they are terrified I would think if too many contract holders want to take physical delivery.
Fed pumped TRIPLE the amount of debted money to the central banks FOR the debt of all the mortgages, car loans and student loan debt via bailout in sept2109, march 2020 and the TALF loans that are 1:1 for the debts..i vote for mass defaults on all of it then force the liabilities back on the central banks and all is forgiven. Cayman islands holding massive stores of physical metals along with Ireland..
A "debt jubilee" as described only applies to foreign debt, but the rational for the printed money was for the credit swaps and supposed defaults and backing of the credits supplied to the mortgages, student loans and car loans...so via mandate that money should be used as it was intended to be printed for. Read the bailout terms for 2019 and the congressional disclosures required for TALF loans that are 1:1 for this specific debt.
Federal Reserve Board - Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/talf.htm These are very specific to mortgage, student loans and car debt. If everyone defaults on the loans that were TALF...whose liability is it?
@@Ddkrew1 debt jubilee is a nice dream but its always only for wall street and never main street. Never us. I.e - they allow student loan payment pauses until 12/31 which is as close to a jubilee that we will see but they will never forgive trillions in student loan debt.
@@heatherb.4302 understood...but "they" have been reimbursed 3x over for that debt as if it was defaulted. Since "they" are private entities they need to be sued for reimbursement to the actual holders of that debt since it is not all actually in default and "they" have caused a massive debasement and devaluation of the dollar that pays that debt off. Since the printing was related to that specific debt payoff (mortgage debt, student loan debt and car loan debt) it needs to be used to pay off that debt with interest.
Before anybody even tags me. Posted 14 seconds ago with no comments. Fastest hand in the west :D IMO the 1st reset he's talking about is when the dollar is replaced by the digital dollar which just doesn't buy some things just like the digital Yuan right now (got a friend in Hong Kong, digital Yuan CANNOT be used to buy gold or crypto for example). Naturally nobody's gonna trust that so thats why it won't be a solution as this is a crisis of faith not supply. 2nd reset is the death of the digital dollar.
and its been 6 months and nothing happened. those guys that always saying everything will crash! you will find them in every field! gold will crash silver will pump oil will crash system will crash!! and so and so and nothing happened
It DOESN'T MATTER how much gold there is in the basements at the banks or Fort Knox , the real gold reserves is Un mined mostly in California and other places in the U.S. AND it is HUGE
RR WA the gold look alike that is there at Fort Knox I think is staged , so I buy silver as much as i can even pre 64 dimes , quarters in case I need to use them to barter with
Here's a question. What if we stackers are holding metals and they come out with a gold backed crypto, which can be whipped off of the books with a keystroke. How would there be any security in such a new currency / credit system?
It would be interesting to see what the economy would be like if no one could take out loans. You have the money to pay or you don't get it. Companies would have to reduce prices to sell stuff.
Bill has been right going back years.... but few listen. Get your precious metal.... food sources.... safer community.... security.... a means to get an income without relying on others... make something. Something that worries me is an ira in a brokerage account.... thinkung of taking a tax hit to get it out... then get the stock certificates.
I find it amazing watching ‘what people say’ versus ‘what people do’ and noting that people who are saying don’t invest in metals then to read of huge investments in metals being done by that same person.
I have only been stacking silver for 2 years but have enough to eventually most likely be wealthy. If silver really does do what many say it will it won't take a fortune to have enough silver, but get it NOW. Comex may be blowing up this or next month and if so, everything will change in metals.
@@DrakeSteve Now that's funny as I got corrected by another guy on a video of a different subject on the very same two words lately. That is something I never figured out but when pointed out, it's like staying after class to play catch up. : )
Would all these pundits care to explain what planet they are beaming up to?? All these pundits create fear. Too what end? Usuary is the problem, period. People like Holter benefited greatly from this and now get up on their own high horse telling everyone else: Get out now. Sell everything now. Holter and his kind are like hyenas. Wolf(evil) in sheep's clothing. Those that hold the gold pay the debt. Your welcome.
I hear you I have precious metals but the thing that haunts me is will the governments value gold and silver as wealth why not emeralds or diamonds or debit cards . Just a question not criticizing .
@@he-manmasteroftheuniverse2501 How do you organize against a standing army and a government. Happens all the time worldwide. China was notorious for it.
@@peacefulprepper2402 They will organize themselves when the clowns no longer have leverage. When they no longer have anything to offer or take to keep peoples loyalty then what? People are not okay with this shit.
Just got a series 1934 $20 bill in change...those 20 silver dollars are worth over $400 today at MELT... That old bill is worth....$20. 20 bucks at the height of the depression was 2 weeks of hard work.
Denver, CO is US suberb, Vail CO area school more than Doubled as 2nd home become primary home. Friends moving to Denver from all over US save mines in the mountain, oil and gas in the ground in the plains, fresh snowmelt mountain water supply, huge and hay producer, huge holves on the ground. Many Democrats own guns. Big percent of east-west transportation and supply come through mountain choke points. Significant amount of energy made from water power, wind power, and natural gas produced inside the state. 12 States must negotiate with Colorado for their water, 100% of Colorado water runs out of the state line. During World War I, 92% of all metal to supply the war came out of Colorado mines.
It's all in the US Iraq gold Libya gold etc, you don't have to worry But I want to credit Bill He is not the only one who is trying to give the American people a wake up call, unfortunately most of the comments poor minded Its coming and every one must be ready
I have a question for someone that may know more about this than me. If the US, or any other country for that matter, doesn't have the gold they say they have, if they only have a small fraction of that, then how would it be possible to have a gold backed currency? You have to have gold to do that. Would it not be easier for them to just come up with a tightly controlled digital currency instead? Thereby maintaining their control as well?
That's what happened in 1971 due to the French President calling USA on their stupid bluff in 1951 or was it 1959. All of Europe began taking their gold back and then USA didn't have enough to back the dollar hence 1971 happened
I love cryptonut people. They pumped 300 billion into virtual tokens instead of owning 5 billion oz silver and 75 million oz of gold. More metals for rothschills for cheap
@@ice9594 In 1973 we made an agreement that oil would be sold ONLY in US dollars. That agreement was for 30 years. The funds were to be invested in t-bills - held in NY Banks. The 2003 invasion of Iraq had to do with the intent to sell oil in Euros.
Can someone tell me that actual amount of gold and silver one should hold in their portfolio. Well known investors say 5, 10 but not more then 20% of your net assets. Do you believe this to be correct given the situation the world is in right now?
This is what I figured. With what is going on in the world 20% sounds very low to me, of course, being that most recommending the under 20% are stock brokers i can understand where they r coming from. 80 to 85% sounds right to me at this point. Thanks for the input.
Personally not including my home and rental property I am 80% in gold/silver/platinum and 15% crypto and the rest in cash (bills and emergency reserves)
For what it's worth--those 5.10 and 20% opinions generally are about how much one should INVEST in PM. I see a different situation, since I see PM as being my SAVINGS. The answer then becomes to put most of one's savings into physical PM to avoid losing them due to collapses with counter party risks. I see diversification issues as being more for ones investments than for ones savings. Hope that helps to clarify it a bit.
As far as i know Buffet didn't buy a ounce of gold. He bought a huge load of Barrick Gold shares. Possibly because he is seeing an undervalued company, looking to the next decade.
I dont see how gold can increase in value to the point no one can afford it for jewelry etc. 1000 yeas ago people carried bags of coin, then it became jewelry only and now its going to be investment only.
Unfortunately, people are trying to move to where I live, in the middle of nowhere. Real Estate person send me a card offering to buy my property, which at no time have I mentioned to ANYONE that I have intention of selling. The idiot found it through Google Map and included it in the card he sent me. Not too big an issue, if he hasn't also included a street view. Hell will freeze before I sell. There is a reason I moved here 16 years ago. Been paranoid for decades. Prices here are now through the sky.
@billybob Zero intention of getting tested and being told I have it, when my chances of getting it is zero, same as the chances of me getting the regular flu. Migrant workers are smarter than many people in the US, they refuse to work where they are required to be tested. Billy G can inject himself with the one he wrote my name on.
@@homertalk Sorry, no one in my town sells to people from California, we are not that desperate. We like our peace. Plus, we have no homeless people here, and if you are from there, that's a probability. We actually build them homes. Ever heard of Habitat for Humanity, of course they have to be nice upstanding families, usually, who lost their home in a fire. NOT KIDDING. In our county, we have more cows that people, not need for a burger, we grow our own. Thanks anyway.
There have been Congressional visits to Ft Knox, last in 2017 by Mnuchin and Mitch McConnell. Yes it has been a long time since it was audited, but I find various dates for this, 1953, 1956, 1958. Regarding "leasing" of gold, I don't think physical gold is actually leant, it is more or less a paper trade. With a lease rate at -3.0% I do not think a lot of gold is being leased; negative three means you lend the gold and pay someone to borrow it.
@@feelnrite You could be right. I'm retired and debt free and have credit cards, but no appetite for debt. Nevertheless, if I had some major expense to suddenly appear, I'd use my lowest interest card (7.9%) and pay it off in 2 to 6 months, but it would have to be a real necessity, not frivolous. I could be saving serious money monthly but I'm helping a couple other families get out of debt before the real distress of what we're facing sets in.
Those countries who are self sufficient in food, energy and water will survive and will continue to get the value of their currency inside that country. Gold will not be required for living in those countries. Gold will be of utmost importance to people of those countries who will have to rely on resources of other countries for their survival since other than Gold no other currencies will be acceptable in future.
How many small investors hold certificates or can get them in the junior mining companies? I tried to get certificates through Fidelity and they can't get them for Ely Gold or Red Star unless I have alot more then I have. Should we sell? Or ride it out....
This talk about confiscation needs to be delt with now, rather than later. It is in our Constitution, that we are to use gold and silver for all trade, so from a Constitutional standpoint, how could it be legal for them to do that. I'd say that we are way smarter than we were in 1933, many were smart back then, and didn't turn in thier gold, but rather passed it down to other family members. I'd like to see you do a show on this Tom.
I am a Responder. I don't know where it ended up, but it was all supposedly taken out in 1 night and it was when my co-workers and I from Verizon saw many men wearing the infamous FBI jackets all over the place as the security measure. I heard the armored cars were lined up for blocks but that section was blocked by the FBI so no one got within distance to see. That all happened in 1 night. The only night that I saw the visible signs of the FBI. I assume after the Gold and such was retrieved, the FBI left for good and was never seen again at Ground Zero
James 5:1-6: “Come now, you rich, weep and howl for the miseries that are coming upon you. Your riches have rotted and your garments are moth-eaten. Your gold and silver have corroded, and their corrosion will be evidence against you and will eat your flesh like fire. Ps. 39:7 Yes, everyone, no matter how firmly he stands, is merely a puff of wind. Humans go about like shadows; their turmoil is all for nothing. They accumulate wealth, not knowing who will enjoy its benefits.
Thanks for the insight !!! I wonder how to buy physical gold as pure as possible in small batches. I know about Canadian gold coins and wonder if this is marked up / dis valued coins. All the other recommendations I have in place😀
You buy food first. Then silver. It will preserve your buying power to buy food later. Only buy gold after all your your possessions are paid off-and your car is is in good running condition including new tires.
I don't understand why exactly he is suggesting the pre 33s? Is it because they would be viewed as a coin collection? How would that limit them being confiscated regardless?
The eviction moratorium is going to result in lots of landlords defaulting on their loans and lots of banks foreclosing on those properties. I can hardly wait until January and February when the frenzy of evictions, bankruptcies, foreclosures, and lawsuits begin. It will be a once in a life-time sight to behold.
There are a lot of mom and pop landlords that put their life savings into rentals as an alternative investment to their retirement instead of putting into the stock market. I think it's a shame that people get excited about this coming when many of these people didn't want to invest in crooked corporations that just bought back their stocks. The downfall will result in these big hedge funds coming in and buying up everything making matters worse for all, just like they did after '08.
They will crash the whole housing market if landlords rush for the exits. A glut of properties on the market with no buyers... Prices drop, mortgages underwater, folk walk away, fed owns everything with currency they added to a computer screen. Global serfdom, be careful what you wish for.
