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September 11, 2009 at 8:39 AM #456281September 11, 2009 at 9:41 AM #455506
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ParticipantI’m not sure there is any tried-and-true methodology to staying ahead of these evil clowns. Property is *probably* the safest bet, unfortunately it is difficult to buy property free-and-clear unless you’ve already got a pretty good stash or you want to risk buying it in some far-off crummy country. So you’re forced to borrow, pay interest, and just hope that your job holds out long enough to pay it off. It just might be the best bet right now, especially if you think that they’re going to inflate the US currency. Of course they have a way of doing the exact opposite of what everyone expects — no surprise since what everyone expects is what they read in the newspapers and watch on TV, which they control!
Also interesting in that video are many of the names — a Schiff was among the Jekyll Island conspirators. I’m guessing Peter Schiff is descended from the same family but I might be wrong…
September 11, 2009 at 9:41 AM #455699blahblahblah
ParticipantI’m not sure there is any tried-and-true methodology to staying ahead of these evil clowns. Property is *probably* the safest bet, unfortunately it is difficult to buy property free-and-clear unless you’ve already got a pretty good stash or you want to risk buying it in some far-off crummy country. So you’re forced to borrow, pay interest, and just hope that your job holds out long enough to pay it off. It just might be the best bet right now, especially if you think that they’re going to inflate the US currency. Of course they have a way of doing the exact opposite of what everyone expects — no surprise since what everyone expects is what they read in the newspapers and watch on TV, which they control!
Also interesting in that video are many of the names — a Schiff was among the Jekyll Island conspirators. I’m guessing Peter Schiff is descended from the same family but I might be wrong…
September 11, 2009 at 9:41 AM #456038blahblahblah
ParticipantI’m not sure there is any tried-and-true methodology to staying ahead of these evil clowns. Property is *probably* the safest bet, unfortunately it is difficult to buy property free-and-clear unless you’ve already got a pretty good stash or you want to risk buying it in some far-off crummy country. So you’re forced to borrow, pay interest, and just hope that your job holds out long enough to pay it off. It just might be the best bet right now, especially if you think that they’re going to inflate the US currency. Of course they have a way of doing the exact opposite of what everyone expects — no surprise since what everyone expects is what they read in the newspapers and watch on TV, which they control!
Also interesting in that video are many of the names — a Schiff was among the Jekyll Island conspirators. I’m guessing Peter Schiff is descended from the same family but I might be wrong…
September 11, 2009 at 9:41 AM #456111blahblahblah
ParticipantI’m not sure there is any tried-and-true methodology to staying ahead of these evil clowns. Property is *probably* the safest bet, unfortunately it is difficult to buy property free-and-clear unless you’ve already got a pretty good stash or you want to risk buying it in some far-off crummy country. So you’re forced to borrow, pay interest, and just hope that your job holds out long enough to pay it off. It just might be the best bet right now, especially if you think that they’re going to inflate the US currency. Of course they have a way of doing the exact opposite of what everyone expects — no surprise since what everyone expects is what they read in the newspapers and watch on TV, which they control!
Also interesting in that video are many of the names — a Schiff was among the Jekyll Island conspirators. I’m guessing Peter Schiff is descended from the same family but I might be wrong…
September 11, 2009 at 9:41 AM #456301blahblahblah
ParticipantI’m not sure there is any tried-and-true methodology to staying ahead of these evil clowns. Property is *probably* the safest bet, unfortunately it is difficult to buy property free-and-clear unless you’ve already got a pretty good stash or you want to risk buying it in some far-off crummy country. So you’re forced to borrow, pay interest, and just hope that your job holds out long enough to pay it off. It just might be the best bet right now, especially if you think that they’re going to inflate the US currency. Of course they have a way of doing the exact opposite of what everyone expects — no surprise since what everyone expects is what they read in the newspapers and watch on TV, which they control!
Also interesting in that video are many of the names — a Schiff was among the Jekyll Island conspirators. I’m guessing Peter Schiff is descended from the same family but I might be wrong…
September 11, 2009 at 8:54 PM #455667briansd1
GuestI was discussing this with my dad at dinner.
I think that the Federal Reserve is really the best system we have now.
It would be much worse if money were issued by the Treasury. The deficit spending would then be totally out of control.
What alternatives do we seriously have to the Federal Reserve?
September 11, 2009 at 8:54 PM #455861briansd1
GuestI was discussing this with my dad at dinner.
I think that the Federal Reserve is really the best system we have now.
It would be much worse if money were issued by the Treasury. The deficit spending would then be totally out of control.
What alternatives do we seriously have to the Federal Reserve?
September 11, 2009 at 8:54 PM #456199briansd1
GuestI was discussing this with my dad at dinner.
I think that the Federal Reserve is really the best system we have now.
It would be much worse if money were issued by the Treasury. The deficit spending would then be totally out of control.
What alternatives do we seriously have to the Federal Reserve?
September 11, 2009 at 8:54 PM #456270briansd1
GuestI was discussing this with my dad at dinner.
I think that the Federal Reserve is really the best system we have now.
It would be much worse if money were issued by the Treasury. The deficit spending would then be totally out of control.
What alternatives do we seriously have to the Federal Reserve?
September 11, 2009 at 8:54 PM #456461briansd1
GuestI was discussing this with my dad at dinner.
I think that the Federal Reserve is really the best system we have now.
It would be much worse if money were issued by the Treasury. The deficit spending would then be totally out of control.
What alternatives do we seriously have to the Federal Reserve?
September 11, 2009 at 10:09 PM #455672Arraya
ParticipantDeficits are a function of the mechanics of the monetary system’s need to grow. It’s an infinite growth system that either grows or collapses.
Money is created via debt creation. The total amount of debt must grow or bankruptcies takeover.
There is no such thing as being debt free in this system or the system dies.
Also, there is a differance between agreeing with the Fed as a mechanism and the ruinous policies of the current monetarism theorcracy that is behind it now. Then again, we could always just blame the politicians for a institution the is legally protected from oversight.
How do you get rid of them if they break the whole system? Which is about where we are at now.
September 11, 2009 at 10:09 PM #455865Arraya
ParticipantDeficits are a function of the mechanics of the monetary system’s need to grow. It’s an infinite growth system that either grows or collapses.
Money is created via debt creation. The total amount of debt must grow or bankruptcies takeover.
There is no such thing as being debt free in this system or the system dies.
Also, there is a differance between agreeing with the Fed as a mechanism and the ruinous policies of the current monetarism theorcracy that is behind it now. Then again, we could always just blame the politicians for a institution the is legally protected from oversight.
How do you get rid of them if they break the whole system? Which is about where we are at now.
September 11, 2009 at 10:09 PM #456204Arraya
ParticipantDeficits are a function of the mechanics of the monetary system’s need to grow. It’s an infinite growth system that either grows or collapses.
Money is created via debt creation. The total amount of debt must grow or bankruptcies takeover.
There is no such thing as being debt free in this system or the system dies.
Also, there is a differance between agreeing with the Fed as a mechanism and the ruinous policies of the current monetarism theorcracy that is behind it now. Then again, we could always just blame the politicians for a institution the is legally protected from oversight.
How do you get rid of them if they break the whole system? Which is about where we are at now.
September 11, 2009 at 10:09 PM #456274Arraya
ParticipantDeficits are a function of the mechanics of the monetary system’s need to grow. It’s an infinite growth system that either grows or collapses.
Money is created via debt creation. The total amount of debt must grow or bankruptcies takeover.
There is no such thing as being debt free in this system or the system dies.
Also, there is a differance between agreeing with the Fed as a mechanism and the ruinous policies of the current monetarism theorcracy that is behind it now. Then again, we could always just blame the politicians for a institution the is legally protected from oversight.
How do you get rid of them if they break the whole system? Which is about where we are at now.
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