The “Great Reset” and the Future of Money… Here’s What You Need To Know
Posted by freedomforall 1 year, 2 months ago to Government
Excerpt:
"Money does not need to come from the government. That’s a total misnomer that the average person has been brainwashed into believing.
It would be similar to transporting yourself back in time and asking the average person in the Soviet Union, “Where do shoes come from?”
They would say, “Well, the government makes the shoes. Where else could they come from? Who else could make the shoes?”
It’s the same mentality here regarding money today—except it’s much more widespread.
The truth is money doesn’t need to come from the government any more than shoes do.
People have used stones, glass beads, salt, cattle, seashells, gold, silver, and other commodities as money at different times.
However, for over 2,500 years, gold has been mankind’s most enduring form of money.
Gold didn’t become money by accident or because some politicians decreed it. Instead, it became money because countless individuals throughout history and across many different civilizations subjectively came to the same conclusion: gold is money.
It resulted from a market process of people looking for the best way to store and exchange value.
So, why did they go to gold? What makes gold attractive as money?
Here’s why.
Gold has a set of unique characteristics that make it suitable as money.
Gold is durable, divisible, consistent, convenient, scarce, and most important, it’s the “hardest” of all physical commodities. In other words, gold is “hard to produce” relative to existing stockpiles and the one physical commodity most resistant to inflation of its supply. That’s what gives gold its monetary properties.
Bitcoin shares many of gold’s monetary characteristics. Like physical gold, Bitcoin does not have counterparty risk, and nobody can arbitrarily inflate the supply.
Here’s the bottom line.
I would encourage people to be sovereign individuals and recognize what works best for them as a vehicle to store and exchange value, rather than thoughtlessly accepting whatever the government gives them as money.
International Man: What makes government money dangerous?
Nick Giambruno: Governments reap enormous power from their racket of printing fake money out of thin air and forcing their citizens to use it. Whether it’s Venezuela, Lebanon, Argentina, or the US, it’s the same scam. It allows governments to act like vampires and feast on their citizens’ savings."
"Money does not need to come from the government. That’s a total misnomer that the average person has been brainwashed into believing.
It would be similar to transporting yourself back in time and asking the average person in the Soviet Union, “Where do shoes come from?”
They would say, “Well, the government makes the shoes. Where else could they come from? Who else could make the shoes?”
It’s the same mentality here regarding money today—except it’s much more widespread.
The truth is money doesn’t need to come from the government any more than shoes do.
People have used stones, glass beads, salt, cattle, seashells, gold, silver, and other commodities as money at different times.
However, for over 2,500 years, gold has been mankind’s most enduring form of money.
Gold didn’t become money by accident or because some politicians decreed it. Instead, it became money because countless individuals throughout history and across many different civilizations subjectively came to the same conclusion: gold is money.
It resulted from a market process of people looking for the best way to store and exchange value.
So, why did they go to gold? What makes gold attractive as money?
Here’s why.
Gold has a set of unique characteristics that make it suitable as money.
Gold is durable, divisible, consistent, convenient, scarce, and most important, it’s the “hardest” of all physical commodities. In other words, gold is “hard to produce” relative to existing stockpiles and the one physical commodity most resistant to inflation of its supply. That’s what gives gold its monetary properties.
Bitcoin shares many of gold’s monetary characteristics. Like physical gold, Bitcoin does not have counterparty risk, and nobody can arbitrarily inflate the supply.
Here’s the bottom line.
I would encourage people to be sovereign individuals and recognize what works best for them as a vehicle to store and exchange value, rather than thoughtlessly accepting whatever the government gives them as money.
International Man: What makes government money dangerous?
Nick Giambruno: Governments reap enormous power from their racket of printing fake money out of thin air and forcing their citizens to use it. Whether it’s Venezuela, Lebanon, Argentina, or the US, it’s the same scam. It allows governments to act like vampires and feast on their citizens’ savings."
gold
silver
food
water
water filter systems
guns
ammo
first aid equipment
all needed
all can be used as a medium of exchange
>Toilet paper / Feminine products.
>Alcohol / Tobacco/ Gun Powder /Lead
>Bolts of cloth/wool/leather hides.
>Pharmaceutical Medicines (rotate stock)
>Hand Tools / tool sharpeners.
>Building supplies: nails, screws, staples, hinges, wood, shingles, water pipes, electrical wire.
>Broadband Radios, One or Two-way, better if tube-based (EMP resistant). Better still if Battery powered, but batteries will become scarce quickly. Battery shelf life is 5-7 years depending on initial quality and storage conditions. Parts for same.
> Fuel: lamp oil, Diesel, Petrol (2x Sta-Bil treated) Propane, wax, dried/split fire wood.
>Lubricating oil, grease, tar, glue, electrical and duct tape.
>Plastic sheeting, tarpaulins
>Paper, pencils.
> Old technology transport: Points/condenser ignition, generator w/mechanical voltage regulator (EMP resistant, 12 volt systems preferred)
>Hand water well pump. Point well a +, means to collect and store water safely. (R.O. system, iodine/chorine) Large Food grade barrels: ULine.
> If you have skills in the trades, your labour will go a long way. I can fix most any electrical/mechanical device. The older, the better. They were made to be serviced.
>Lastly, if you have the skills/abilities and land: raise livestock. If things really go south, a good horse or two might be the most valued possessions you own.
Post Script: Power went out recently for two days. I love old oil lamps, my favorite oil lamp is the Aladdin™ Lamp, ( Aladdin are the same people who made your Flintstones lunch box in the 1960's). it employs a wick and an ash mantel. They operate in complete silence, unlike a Coleman™ lamp, but as bright as their single mantle gas lamp without all the hassle of handling gas/pumping it up. The Coleman™ propane lamps are ok, but can run through a bottle in 24 hours. The glass body Aladdin's are the most attractive, but they made a ton more of the brass style, they are much cheaper, more plentiful and durable. They offer a MaxBright™ option that is well worth the upgrade. Use Ultra-pure oil. Cheap oil emits a kerosene like smell.
I would too. It's not only a the right to do but it leads to piece and wealth creation.
Mobilize People!
The WEF intends to completely enslave all of us unless we act to stop them.
When you (we) no longer have "The Full Faith and Credit of the Government" the "Government" goes right down the crapper. No two ways about it. They work for us, not the other way round.
Don't be so quick to put on your shackles.
If we are to break the system, there will be pain. Better a little pain now, than all-out-war when our backs are against the wall and the lead starts flying. History tells us so.