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Americans stock up to be ready for end of the world
Is it a growing movement?
We will all be better off if it is. http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010...yptic-disaster |
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Do they really think we are prepping for "terrorist attacks"?? This is such BS. |
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This caught my eye.
In recent testimony before Congress, treasury secretary Tim Geithner admitted that top-level talks had been held on whether the US could enforce law and order in the wake of a collapse of the financial system. |
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They seem to dis-regard US history. Some here may remember back when we had a Civil Defense system,designed and maintained to prevent casualties and save lives through the use of shelters, stockpiles, and CD offices.TODAY we have FEMA, which was created to "clean up the bodies" and "manage" after the fact.
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Hopefully the preppers are including firearms and ammunition in their preparations. If not, their efforts are for naught. To paraphrase that infamous saying around here: "If you can't defend it, you don't own it."
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were told in order to "receive disaster re-imbursement" they would have to maintain the two nice tracked vehicles "to maintain the continuity of civil society".GEMA also had a long talk with them.Read the article buried in "the Citizen",Newnan,Ga. paper,last year.Clayton, Fayette and Fulton county local governments also given the same talk (and APC).As a footnote, Clayton or Fayette (can not remember) police officers were told a few weeks ago to put together and have on hand a "go" bag for themselves and family.Do you have yours? |
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Consider the source, The Guardian, one of the most leftist, pro-Obama, & climatic fearmongering papers in the world.
Just spreading their garbage as usual. |
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Based on current conditions, a collapse is the only remedy that the "powers that be" can exercise.
The Constitution is fatally flawed, and there is no political will to correct the abuses. And the Constitution was bypassed by "voluntary" enrollment into national socialism. The monetary system is hostage to usury. And going back to precious metal coin is futile - there's less than 1/2 ounce per capita - far too little to be useful as a medium of exchange. Wise Ant saith: prepare your 24 month supply and hide it from the Gestapo Grasshoppers. |
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On another note, Im in the middle of writing a paper on early American bank reform. I've found it pretty interesting that the colonies had ALWAYS suffered from a lack of specie. England expected wealth to primarily flow one way across the Atlantic, and never wanted to divert PMs to the colonies. So, local currencies existed. People bartered and traded and local banks issued credit. Specie was king, certainly, but even with the considerable shortage, we were able to win independence (by the skin of our teeth). Maybe we can win it back once again from the latest batch of tyrants. |
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Current population - 307 million Americans. Even if 90% were lost, 147.4 million divided by 30.7 million people is only 4.8 ounces percapita. Based on the Coinage Act of 1792, that computes to $96 per capita. Still far too little to be useful as a medium of exchange. (World supply is estimated at 5.5 billion ounces. With 6.7 billion people, that computes to less than an ounce per capita, too.) Quote:
Biggest mistake in the USCON was the limitation to gold / silver coin. Made us slaves of the bankers, from day one. Quote:
(See: Cross of Gold speech by William Jennings Bryan) Our current dilemma: [] National debt cannot be paid, cannot be questioned, cannot be voided [] Not enough gold nor silver to return to a species coin based monetary system - or pay off the debt [] Can't continue with debt-credit notes borrowed at usury [] 307 million "human resources" pledged as collateral on an impossible debt have legitimized worthless repudiated notes. (Voluntary slavery) [] Usury bankrupted Congress. The Federal government, as trustees of their own bankruptcy, cannot act against the wishes of the creditor. ... And it was all done by our consent ... |
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Every effort will be made to divert the anger away from the government. False flag and mock terrorism will serve nicely and we're being set up to anticipate such actions and direct our hatred outward. Do you really think they'll side-step these tools when they're already conditioning us for their use? There is little else government can use to redirect public attention. I prep for the collapse, but I don't discount the likelihood the USG will bring terrorism to home turf. If they do, my preps will help me survive. |
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It reassures me to hear enough Americans are prepping to make the news.
Since the gov no longer keeps stockpiles for lean years the more families and individuals do, the better we will fare in hard times. I hope it becomes a bigger fad than y2k and most people do it, if only to beat rising prices some, or better weather unemployment. This snow may create some better stocked pantries in the future where people are snowed in. In Ishka's food price thread someone said their greatest gain was their food bought ahead at lower prices. Preps help peace of mind, might save lives, and at the very least save money. |
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sales must be "fear" according to the lefties. I myself find comfort in knowing more than 70% of my neighborhood is armed-up from less than 20% when the sub-division was started.Experience also plays a role, one who has experienced hostile fire knows 1,000 rds does not last very long.In fact, I can remember humping 389,000 rds in half a day-but that's another story. Ah, the good old days. |
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Ya, what about a few gold threads through a paper bill? BS to people that say a pm based money system can not work. Kick them off GIM! |
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CNN just did a "mock" Cyber attack with Chertoff This does not bode well. Time is shorter than we think T |
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