With the major player’s resignations what does it show? Interesting podcast pointing out our demise.
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And he will be happy to sell you lots of gold and silver, claiming he’s selling to you at a discount. I’ve been seeing this guy for a while. Doesn’t like the pre-33 coins at all, says they’re worthless.
I need to find a video I watched earlier today, can’t remember the channel. There were undertones that lead me to believe there’s a tussle going on between The Fed and WEF over CBDC.
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Personally Dr Elliott does seem like a snake oil salesman to me, however the knowledge he’s exposed to in his business is good to know. The gold and silver guys are all over the internet preaching financial fear. If it becomes illegal to possess gold and silver which has happened before precious metals are worthless too along with the dollar.
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Maybe it is time to see why gold and silver are legitimate assets versus IOU’s that don’t exist in a fraudulent vault and why THEY don’t pay taxes.
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But the IRS agents carry guns now to enforce their rules!
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True, that is if you are a TAXPAYER. You don’t have to be- you can NOT sign a contract with the for-profit accounting system, aka IRS, or simply tell them you have ZERO dollars of labor income. That income is not taxable under their system. If you work for any level of the government, including municipal, your income IS taxable. If your money is in a commercial bank and you receive profit, aka interest, that is taxable.
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You have to understand BANKING. The post office is a bank. The court is a bank. The pretend bank is probably the least truth worthy definition of “bank”- there is NOTHING in that bank except in the vault where people put their actual assets. The rest is IOU’s. The bank it bankrupt.
Do the research. Understand banking. Do that and you pretty much “get it all”.
Thanks, Catherine.
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What does Catherine say about Credit Unions? Are they trustworthy, and reliable?
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Good question. She is adamant about putting your money in a Credit Union over a “bank”.
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Credit Unions, at this time, are far more trustworthy and wholly different than ‘Banks’. Credit Unions are, for the most part, owned by the members who sorta buy into the 'union, by becoming a ‘member-depositor’. There is some paperwork to be signed of course, and it is sort of important to become a member of a trustworthy credit union.
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Not sure if when push comes to shove that credit unions will be any better. When the Government of Canada issued the order to punish people who contributed financial support to the Truckers Freedom Convoy , banks and other financial entities (like credit unions, co-ops, loan companies, trusts and cryptocurrency platforms) were directed to stop “providing any financial or related services” to people associated with the protests . Captured in the net were situations such as a single mother with 2 children who donated $20. The order resulted in frozen accounts, stranded money and cancelled credit cards. Credit unions froze 10 accounts with a total value of less than half a million dollars.
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Still, as the old sayin’ goes… “Things change. That is the way it has always been, and will be into the foreseeable future.” So, make a ‘better plan’.
So, therefore it is little to no wondering why they want to confiscate guns from "law-a-biding’ folks, because then only the ‘other sorta of folks’ will be armed. Makes a thoughtful Person wonder about that factoid. Also. there is that other ‘pesky’ thing a Person needs, ammo. Since without that critical item a Person may also want to carry a knife, machete, axe, or other sorts of ‘tools’. just-sayin’
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A case of what the corporation wants or needs, not what the customer prefers. Cost savings in production go to the shareholders not the employees or customers.
Just change the definition of surge pricing and the door is open to denial. If when the prices go up on a product when reordering, instantly increase the shelf price on existing inventory….I suppose next will be the little portals at checkout to plug your phone in to download the list of items purchased or like a website shopping cart the shopper waves their phone over the UPC code as they place the items in their cart, then the total is verified at check out and their bank account is instantly debited and the store’s bank account is credited. No cash purchases allowed.
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