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[peterbarnes35] 24/4/2024 09:30

Six Lessons from Ludwig von Mises to Address Modern Economic Challenges

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[peterbarnes35] 24/4/2024 09:02

Extra ordinary popular delusions and the madness of crowds?

[john nada] 24/4/2024 08:35

I don't think holding is really for you excellence. Let me know what you want to sell and I'll make you an offer.

[excellance] 24/4/2024 01:08

Why else do they insist on identity if you buy over £5k worth of gold if not to CONFISCATE it?

[excellance] 24/4/2024 01:06

Gold has been confiscated in the past in exchange for government paper.

[simonthe1st] 23/4/2024 23:59

Gold hovering around 2322. A manipulated signal to S&B members?

[john nada] 23/4/2024 23:46

They'll be no confiscation. That's just silly. What else. Artwork. Sofas. Tables and chairs?

[john nada] 23/4/2024 22:38

You have no idea. For the first time in world history Gold won't be worth anything according to Savogi.

This guy is insane.

[savogi] 23/4/2024 22:24

As I've mentioned before, Bitcoin may be phased out when a digital currency is introduced, or it could be merged with the SDR. It's hard to predict the exact outcome.

One thing is clear: your shiny gold won't protect you..

[john nada] 23/4/2024 22:07

Savogi thinks his bitcoin won't get taken out. This guy is a loony.

[savogi] 23/4/2024 21:38

Furthermore, those who believe that inflation is decreasing should reconsider and see the obvious writting on the wall. As I warned six months ago, the looming wider war suggests higher oil prices, which in turn will lead to rising food costs year after year. Each year, you'll find yourself spending more on food than the year before — potentially a lot more. which will mean higher interest rates ..

This plan has been in the works for a long time, regardless of what kind of monkey sits on the throne.

[geckotheglorious] 23/4/2024 20:52

pineapple1
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Most people don't value freedom. They want free stuff and to be told what they can and can't do.
Celebrities and sportspeople are their gods.
Govts are to be obeyed irrespective of whether the demands make any sense.
imho

Spot on.
Bread n circuses!!!!
The average person is the UK is pretty thick.
Now think about that. The average person!
So at least 50% are even dimmer than the average person who is dense!!!

Easy to manipulate. As long as they get their reality telly n footie.




pineapple1
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John ...Yes many are incredibly materialistic but i expect the fear emotions to overwhelm them . Many of These people have never faced any real hardship either mentally or physically. Whats coming eventually will test the best of us to the limit. Many will self delete if faced with losing the prop of money and status for their mental well being. If they are at ground floor of the great levelling and are unable to use the tools they once had to gain advantage ,i suspect they'll fold up quickly and do what big govt tells them in some vain hope that compliance will give them a chance to return to the old ordinary.

Absolutely agree.
People are mentally weak - far too engrossed is materialism and one up one the Joneses mentality. This perception of status is one so many fall for. Personally I couldnt give a damn.




But until we get there we just won't know.
The great reset and CBDC will not work ,but they'll still try to enforce it. Enough will rebel to ensure it eventually fails.

Wonder how long we have till then???

[savogi] 23/4/2024 20:52

A lot of people seem to have difficulties grasping the entire concept of what is written in plain sight -For those who hadn't already done so, step out of your blind faith in the farce called free market and democracy. Democracy and a free market economy are the play for the people. To vote is to give away your authority to that system (which is why the Judas goats also urge you to keep voting).

I understand the false hope that surrounds the precious metal and why people buy into it.. but, as I explained in my previous post, We don't have a free market economy - Everything is Controlled by Robots.. network of about 8,000 supercomputers acts as the central nervous system of the financial world. Every major bank and fund has come to rely on and depend on this all-powerful AI.

Beyond that,

We can likely all agree that a preplanned, orchestrated epic market crash is on the horizon. However, what we may disagree on is the possibility that the crash will lead to the introduction of a global One World Digital Currency. Unfortunately, this concept eludes most economists, even those within the liberty movement.

I believe we've already entered this phase, shifting from centralization to super-centralization.

That being said;

The 6 years estimation is based on the IMF's "Agenda 2030". The year 2030 comes up VERY often in globalist documents. It seems that the globalists are hoping to finish out their "economic rest" and the crisis that will follow by 2030, and have the door wide open for their new world order in the next 6 to 7 years..

The only question is how exactly the IMF plans to attach the SDR basket to a crypto framework. This will not be a process of slow adaptations. Instead, it will be introduced swiftly in the midst of public panic when people are walking with their hair on fire and begging for mercy..

[alligator2023] 23/4/2024 20:00

Nada what is you take on Elica Le Bon ?

[pineapple1] 23/4/2024 18:26

John ...Yes many are incredibly materialistic but i expect the fear emotions to overwhelm them . Many of These people have never faced any real hardship either mentally or physically. Whats coming eventually will test the best of us to the limit.
Many will self delete if faced with losing the prop of money and status for their mental well being. If they are at ground floor of the great levelling and are unable to use the tools they once had to gain advantage ,i suspect they'll fold up quickly and do what big govt tells them in some vain hope that compliance will give them a chance to return to the old ordinary.
But until we get there we just won't know.
The great reset and CBDC will not work ,but they'll still try to enforce it. Enough will rebel to ensure it eventually fails.
imho

[john nada] 23/4/2024 18:08

Maybe Pineapple. But people are tied to material assets. They don't like being parted from them. I'm assuming the migrants are being imported to police the natives for just such a moment. They've probably got it all mapped out on A.I. But I'm not sure these people are especially competent. Totalitarianism eventually always collapses because it's unsustainable long term. I guess that doesn't bother them too much. People have short memories.

[peterbarnes35] 23/4/2024 18:07

The welfare state is the means by which the state buys the public with it,s own money. That money, is now running out and as it does so will the publics attitude
towards it. Socialism works until the state runs out of your money.

[john nada] 23/4/2024 17:17

Just don't be in debt for what's coming. That's all you really need to know. All debt based assets will be seized when shtf as you'll be unsecured creditors. If you have a mortgage your house could be taken. That's the issue imho not house prices falling. Nonsense assets like Bitcoin will drop to zero.

The thing is though. Banks claiming they own people's houses will probably cause a civil war unless they intend to 5G fry everyone before it all goes down. People will kill bailiffs/repossession agents.

Maybe that's the intention.

[excellance] 23/4/2024 16:21

There is of course a lot of poor housing that needs more money spent on it than they are worth, like 150 year old terraced properties in inner city hell holes. You can pick those up for £20k but then you'll have to spend double that on them to fix the roof, damp, heating, electrics, insulation, security, dry rot, infestations, subsidence etc, but the neighbours will still be mental cases with drink or drug problems.

These are only fit for dole wallets and immigrants getting their rent paid by the DWP with no requirements for the property to be fit for human habitation.

[excellance] 23/4/2024 16:16

Strangely, housing is a tangible asset, and is also utilitarian, and relatively finite, so why would there be a housing price crash if the value of fiat is falling and the population continues to rise?

[alligator2023] 23/4/2024 16:09

of course they do want freedom. they just dont understand what it is as they have had it so long they just take it for granted. young people think freedom is the right to have an abortion.

[lefrene] 23/4/2024 16:02

I suspect you are near the mark pineapple1. Thinking, and being self responsible is just too much effort for a great many. They like to feel 'safe' being employed by large corporations, not realising that they are simply disposable once that employer finds a way of doing without them.

Indeed some seem to live in bubbles. In the mid 90's when things were pretty bad I was in a Labour Exchange placing 'drivers wanted' ads. and I came across two blokes in their late 30's, one woodwork teacher and the other a highly paid dockside crane operator. Both had just walked away from their safe jobs on a whim, and were just facing up to the real world, that their jobs had insulated them from. I hired the crane driver to drive trucks, he knew he had made a huge mistake, but was facing up to the consequences. The other one, the woodwork teacher, still thought he was owed a living, and that somehow he'd been conned! Fascinating! No I didn't offer him a job, he had 'trouble' written all over his face.