BigMike Loc: yerington nv

Then I'd buy silver...like NOW.

RT friend Loc: Kangaroo valley NSW Australia

Your the one who said it looked good on the exchanges, I thought you meant it was listed big time, so I see it's only just being listed, I know that doesn't mean it has a future . But if the Banks buy into it it it does.

That's what they say there is only so many created, can't be expanded, so the price must always go up if Crypto is accepted as having a permanent secure exchange value.

The best security is arable land but rates are expensive.

RT friend Loc: Kangaroo valley NSW Australia

I think gold is undervalued, I don't follow silver.

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

Yes...I also said it was bait.

Silver is the thing. It has many applications.

If there's a war, which there will be, its value will go up.

If the web is fried crypto will be like have someone who owes you but can't pay.

You can tell yourself, "Well, as long a so-and-so owes me I'll never be broke!" but I don't think that's a good emergency strategy.

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

It IS undervalued and artificially so...and the system that keeps it that way is failing.

The American president has a magic wand...it keeps the illusion going, and Trump is using it like no one ever has...but the system will fail, Trump knows it, the Fed Chair knows it and it will probably blow up soon after 2020. Trump plans on it blowing.

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

Gold doesn't have the same industrial versatility silver has...just sayin'. Gold is just fine. platinum, palladium, copper even.

RT friend Loc: Kangaroo valley NSW Australia

S+_+t !! that would be a big war Trump wouldn't do that, Bolton Pence and Pompeo would but I think Trump is getting fed up with them.

Bank accounts have no paper back up now there is no giant ledger book that I know of, but I don't reall know, you'd never get a straight answer if you went looking.

What would happen to my $ 8 K. I want a it's ok answer.

RT friend Loc: Kangaroo valley NSW Australia

If I knew I'd do my best to forget before anyone knew I knew.

But I don't think it was a free for all, there is incredible oversight in the Banking Industry, I'll never forget what happened to Dominique Strauss-Kahn when he bucked the system.

He was mind controlled as he went the IMF stratigies changed.

About his rather strange actions that dreadful day for him, - in psychology they call this phenomenon Group Polarisation Concentrated, Intellectuals call it being psyched out and we hippies used to call it being freaked out.

RT friend Loc: Kangaroo valley NSW Australia

I think your righ, Central banks around the world including the Fed have started buying gold to put in reserves, not sure how much but there is a trend.

Anyhow what about Ron Paul's latest Liberty Report "blaming" homelessness on i*****l i*********n, probably rubbish, depends who the homeless are.

Hippies took p***e in loving on the street, so their in LA CalifornIa where the dope is, so I heard, but my ear is not on the ground I rest my head on a pillow and clean sheets.

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

I'm pretty sure I know where the gold went and wh**ever you may believe about the banking industry does not pertain to central banking. Two completely different animals.

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

I*****l i*********n does two things that affect us poor folks in a way we can no longer ignore...

1) It lends credence to the lie that "there are jobs Americans just won't do." This is a subtle form of brainwashing that makes people feel justified in being on the dole.

During the Dust Bowl Americans picked fruit and onions. I would gladly have picked onions here where live when I got out of prison but unless I speak Spanish I can't pick fkn onions!

As soon a they have to, americans would do those jobs, which seguays into my next point.

2) When Americans do those jobs wages rise from the bottom up...the way it works the best.

RT friend Loc: Kangaroo valley NSW Australia

Agriculture could never be fully mechanised, cotton and onions are machinery jobs, fruit trees are not, but even there I remember my production horticulture teacher telling me that pear trees were once grown so high an extension ladder was needed to get em down now their all pruned to16 foot fully grown.

So there are still rotten jobs I agree but probably not as many, I don't really believe driving jobs will disappear, and they require stable jobseekers with a good record, even supermarket automated serve yourself terminals require trust on behalf of the shopper, everything does especially domestic workers going into people's homes to mow the grass cut down trees clean the floor, all requires trust that doesn't come from living on the street trust comes from being treated fairly.

We as hippies had a feel good story that I don't think has anything to do with what's happening now.

You had family connections same as me I also had tool making to fall back on these people on the street probably haven't got that so can't get a start, and like Ron Paul mentioned high house prices and low wages.

How do you treat i*****l i*******ts fairly, we took the easy option and adopted offshore processing, this is a violation of international law and the Biblical Statutes of giving sanctuary by making it available in special situations, this could easily be done by Communes both off shore over the border and even in house Comunes, different passports would apply this is one reason why China went from rags to riches the Chinese can travel but you can't necessary stay.

Thanks for your opinion, the people in power have to decide, Ron Paul is against making assistance available, I think being a Stalinist, that collective industries with affordable on site living complexes offers "no travelling" to work, entertainment sport and recreation at hand, what could be better, or better still is there any other alternative other than prison, which "wasn't" the way the problum was solved 90 years ago , it was solved by communal living.

Jimmy Carter said the prison population has more than quadrupled since his day, Carter 25k Obama 160k it's gone down to 149k under Trump.

RT friend Loc: Kangaroo valley NSW Australia

Can you post about it ? And I know Central banking is different much more exclusive but still "affected" Central banking Officials are not above "affects" as Dominique Strauss-Kahn proved, my God image how he felt and his poor wife, these people are ruthless.

I'd have to go back and study up on the situation which was under way then, but vaguely I remember it was Dominique Strauss-Kahn who wanted a soft approach especially on demands made by the IMF concerning repayments for loans that were made in USD denominated contracts, he was against forcing austerity. (Correct me if I'm wrong)