The US debt has surpassed $34 trillion. Get your fiat assets converted and out of banks.
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IRA to Silver and gold. Staking silver, gold, and lots of ammon since 2020
physical, in hand. all paper /IRA/401 are going to be taken and you will have nothing. Tangibles, seeds stored food and water, ammo, drugs. Last chance coming soon. But I preach to the choir, here!
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two million dollars a minute, holy shit Batman!
When the banks go, it will be quickly and likely over a weekend. Heads up and on a swivel, many will not survive this year.
Since the beginning of 2016, the total debt has spiked by $15 trillion, or by 80%! This stuff is just breathtaking.
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Started before 2000. I only keep in savings what I need for current bills. And in a Credit Union where dollars in a savings account ARE YOUR SHARES in that institution.
credit union is not safe, they will take all accounts everywhere, read the book as was suggested in the post the other day. EVERY ACCOUNT WILL GO. Us little folks are all unsecured creditors, thus last in line, and will never see a penny.
I was fortunate to have discussed Wiemar Republic Times with relatives that lived through those difficult times…having to to buy items as soon as you were paid because prices increased hourly.