I do not mean this in a joking way at all, so please do not take it that way, but it does make me wonder whether this explains the reason for padded carpet in houses in the 70s and I mean every room. Rooms where carpet should not be allowed. But maybe this also explains padded toilet seats and seat covers which I also never truly understood. Sorry, not a joke, but something I've always wondered about. I truly am praying for all.
During the last bout of inflation during the 1980s, a business colleague paid 17-1/2% interest on a fixed mortgage for a new house. Inflation is too much money chasing too few goods and services. The Inflation Reduction Act alone authorizes nearly one trillion dollars on pet projects for favored constituencies, the Congress blithely spends billions of dollars it doesn't have. Then, there's the Student Loan Forgiveness debacle.
'Official' government sources peg inflation at 8.3% per year. Private sources believe the actual number is closer to twice that. Think inflation is bad now? We're just getting started.
So far, only CAF has provided a way to push back against total control...which is the digital currency push. It is COMING. Use cash EVERY DAY.
Anyone else have a suggestion?
Once we go Digital (programmable) Central Bank Currency, it is over. No freedom. Forever.
Can't we get the Commercial BAnks to push back? Most commercial banks are going to have to lay off tons of people...so in essence, what good are they with Central BAnk Digital Programmable Currency?
Most of the commercial banks are just shell corporations for bigger banks. Getting rid of employees just cuts their costs, and since nearly everyone "needs" banks to move money to pay bills, they've got guaranteed business no matter how few employees they retain.
When you look at and listen to some of these people explaining to us what our new normal is going to be, it is truly frightening. They are so full of themselves and the power which they assume that they have over us. Their opinion or plans mean nothing to those with faith in a higher power. These wannabe tyrants only have power over those who give it to them by complying. Do not comply and do not give them power over you.
Note guards have also collapsed prior 2020 and the v rollouts.
I do not mean this in a joking way at all, so please do not take it that way, but it does make me wonder whether this explains the reason for padded carpet in houses in the 70s and I mean every room. Rooms where carpet should not be allowed. But maybe this also explains padded toilet seats and seat covers which I also never truly understood. Sorry, not a joke, but something I've always wondered about. I truly am praying for all.
During the last bout of inflation during the 1980s, a business colleague paid 17-1/2% interest on a fixed mortgage for a new house. Inflation is too much money chasing too few goods and services. The Inflation Reduction Act alone authorizes nearly one trillion dollars on pet projects for favored constituencies, the Congress blithely spends billions of dollars it doesn't have. Then, there's the Student Loan Forgiveness debacle.
'Official' government sources peg inflation at 8.3% per year. Private sources believe the actual number is closer to twice that. Think inflation is bad now? We're just getting started.
It’s just too much printed money. Demand is collapsing and CPI keeps rising
So far, only CAF has provided a way to push back against total control...which is the digital currency push. It is COMING. Use cash EVERY DAY.
Anyone else have a suggestion?
Once we go Digital (programmable) Central Bank Currency, it is over. No freedom. Forever.
Can't we get the Commercial BAnks to push back? Most commercial banks are going to have to lay off tons of people...so in essence, what good are they with Central BAnk Digital Programmable Currency?
Meanwhile I am still waiting on my 2021 federal tax refund. No one will answer me when I call about it, unlike last year.
I'm not going to hit the like button, but I still wish you an improvement in bureaucratic fortune.
Most of the commercial banks are just shell corporations for bigger banks. Getting rid of employees just cuts their costs, and since nearly everyone "needs" banks to move money to pay bills, they've got guaranteed business no matter how few employees they retain.
Totally agree. December.
Barter is an old school way to avoid both taxation and fiat currency devaluation.
Doesn't work well with corporate businesses, though small businesses are sometimes willing to barter
When you look at and listen to some of these people explaining to us what our new normal is going to be, it is truly frightening. They are so full of themselves and the power which they assume that they have over us. Their opinion or plans mean nothing to those with faith in a higher power. These wannabe tyrants only have power over those who give it to them by complying. Do not comply and do not give them power over you.