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Double whammy against the envirochomos. |
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People will mostly trade in the central government currency but they'll lie about what was bought and sold.
Some people will trade various crypto currencies like BTC and Monero. People will barter more. |
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If they take away cash. It’s just going to result in a massive amount of fraud. Then they will of course crack down on that……….which shits going to get real interesting then.
Something I learned as a land lord. You don’t fuck with peoples private dealings. Shit like that is how you end up with a bunch of broken bones stuffed in a dumpster. |
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Junk silver. You know, money, not currency. But who knows? But one thing is sure, there will be “something” that becomes “money” not currency.
I’ve been thinking about it. I figure if I come up with a way to beat the system, everyone can use, I’ll be rich. ;-) |
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Quoted: What makes you think they’ll take away cash? View Quote The Feral Reserve hired MIT to come up with a digital dollar. The were able to come up with a program that could run 1.7 million transactions a second. Do you have any idea what kind of control the government can have with an all digital currency and being able to process that many transactions that quickly? They will know everything you do within seconds of doing it. |
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Gold, silver ammo and real bitcoin aka bsv. Btc is a rug pull just like the rest of "crypto" for the crisis needed to introduce the cbdc
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Catalytic converters and food
Also probably ass Maybe cat oil The Book of Eli - Shopkeeper's scene |
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Quoted: The Feral Reserve hired MIT to come up with a digital dollar. The were able to come up with a program that could run 1.7 million transactions a second. Do you have any idea what kind of control the government can have with an all digital currency and being able to process that many transactions that quickly? They will know everything you do within seconds of doing it. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: What makes you think they’ll take away cash? The Feral Reserve hired MIT to come up with a digital dollar. The were able to come up with a program that could run 1.7 million transactions a second. Do you have any idea what kind of control the government can have with an all digital currency and being able to process that many transactions that quickly? They will know everything you do within seconds of doing it. Also it will be “programmable” meaning you can restrict what can and cannot be purchased or restrict it to a specific “authorized” geo-fence. Break a law, restriction, social score below a certain arbitrary number, restriction. Technocracy It’s digital enslavement. They want you dead or enslaved. |
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Same things that have been bartered in other dictatorships and war economies for decades:
Tobacco Alcohol Sugar Chocolate Antibiotics Ammunition Weapons Pretty much anything they won’t let you buy with their script. |
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Technically, irredeemable Federal Reserve Notes are neither money nor cash. They are a currency since they are in circulation. But cash they aren't.
The most appropriate term for FRNs is FRT or Federal Reserve Tokens. Nevertheless your question has merit. What happens when a digital currency is pushed, requiring everyone to carry a debit-card like device? The clearly superior form of money is a metallic currency, paper notes aren't money to begin with. The answer your seek is fluctuating polymetallism. |
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Quoted: Also it will be “programmable” meaning you can restrict what can and cannot be purchased or restrict it to a specific “authorized” geo-fence. Break a law, restriction, social score below a certain arbitrary number, restriction. Technocracy It’s digital enslavement. They want you dead or enslaved. View Quote Good point This will make it very clear who is for freedom and who is against, for freeman will demand and use metallic currency, fractions of the ounce or maybe even metric grams. The dividing line is very clear. Of course we will be paid in these digital tokens but there will be an exchange market for tokens -> money. |
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Quoted: Technically, irredeemable Federal Reserve Notes are neither money nor cash. They are a currency since they are in circulation. But cash they aren't. The most appropriate term for FRNs is FRT or Federal Reserve Tokens. Nevertheless your question has merit. What happens when a digital currency is pushed, requiring everyone to carry a debit-card like device? The clearly superior form of money is a metallic currency, paper notes aren't money to begin with. The answer your seek is fluctuating polymetallism. View Quote Federal Reserve Notes are fiat currency, redeemable for nothing, backed by the "full faith and credit of the US". Money by law must be physical coins. Congress ignored that and moved to notes exchangeable for coins, then notes exchangeable for nothing. Article I, Section 8, Clause 5: The Congress shall have Power to coin Money, regulate the Value thereof, and of foreign Coin, and fix the Standard of Weights and Measures. But fiat paper while technically unconstitutional is far superior to CBDC, issued and controlled and programmed by the Fed, enabling negative interest rates, tracking and denying transactions in real time. CBDC could have expiration dates, have a programmed limit quantity ($50 gas per week), and forbid purchases of or donations to undesirables. CBDC isn't money at all, but programmed coupons. Don't accept it for your labors. |
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Quoted: People will mostly trade in the central government currency but they'll lie about what was bought and sold. Some people will trade various crypto currencies like BTC and Monero. People will barter more. View Quote After profiting greatly by laundering tax dollars though FTX & Ukraine, the Democrats are already moving to use FTX as an excuse to regulate bitcoin and the rest of crypto to death. They will not allow crypto to survive and compete with CBDC, as they cannot control it. . |
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food, any tradegoods that are important in day to day life, ammo, booze, smokes, drugs.
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View Quote Thanks for nothing. Now I have a bunch of cap fridge magnets on order and my gun safes are going to look like there should be even more trashed-out looking stuff in them than there already is. |
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Silver is a good hedge against inflation and good insurance for a SHTF scenario.
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