carolyn

The U.S. government and the Fed pumped trillions of dollars of our money into the banks and stock market over the years, catapulting the U.S. debt to $28 trillion by 2018. But now, the U.S. government and the Fed are completely out of ammo, with the Fed no longer able to buy U.S. treasuries. They desperately need money to maintain their own power, and taxes are not enough. So in order to keep the Ponzi scheme going, the U.S. government has made several highly controversial movements to make your savings and retirement accounts prime targets for confiscation. And it's becoming clearer by the day, if you want to protect your savings and wealth from government confiscation, you had better find other ways to do it.

bmac32 Loc: West Florida

We wish the Feds luck in this adventure. All monies have safely been put into metals and are safely tucked away. For those who haven't bothered you might reconsider.

carolyn

You are indeed one of the smart ones. I know one person that has bought up all pre-1960 silver coins at a small fraction over face value because the silver content in them are so much higher than the newer coins. They have already made money on them and haven't done a thing but buy them.

Another man I know has bought up thousands of rounds of .22 shells and could sell them right now for at least a 300% profit. There are many ways one can invest their extra money without having the government take it for nothing. But wouldn't digging a hole and burying it be better than just allowing these crooks to take something that you have worked all your life for?