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#168
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N. Korean citizen (09/20/2012) [-]
Oh you. :) Americans owe so much money to their FED, which is the Rothschilds bank of War, owned by an Israeli conglomeration. Guess you'll be sucked dry even faster now that FJ'ers know what's going on.... Dirty banks! To the American's you shouldn't pay that debt! Ever! Do what Iceland did and arrest all the Rothschilds bankers!! :) :) :)
I have tangible assets. I figure it will be about 10 years before we have what most people would call a crash.
History lesson because I just got home from work and I don't have anything better to do while my meal digests before bed.
Picture yourself as a savvy business man and there is this new-ish thing called the stock market. One day you realize that you can borrow money from the bank in the morning, buy stock with it, then sell the stock in the afternoon and make almost 12% profit. You do this for quite awhile, and suddenly one day you don't make any profit. In fact, you take a loss. No big deal, you'll just make it back tomorrow. But tomorrow comes and you draw another loss. And another and another. Suddenly, you owe the bank thousands of dollars (witch was a small fortune back then) And the bank wants it's money. A person who has money invested in the bank where you were getting your loans wants to withdraw some money the next day but the bank tells him that they can't give him the money because they loaned it all out to you and all the other people doing the same thing as you. That guy is shaken, because that money is all he's got. If he can't get his money out of the bank then he goes hungry. He goes to all his friends and says, "Hey, there's no money left in the banks!" And so you get a run on the banks, everyone trying to get their money out that's no longer there because it was all loaned out. And that's the recipe for a great depression.
History lesson because I just got home from work and I don't have anything better to do while my meal digests before bed.
Picture yourself as a savvy business man and there is this new-ish thing called the stock market. One day you realize that you can borrow money from the bank in the morning, buy stock with it, then sell the stock in the afternoon and make almost 12% profit. You do this for quite awhile, and suddenly one day you don't make any profit. In fact, you take a loss. No big deal, you'll just make it back tomorrow. But tomorrow comes and you draw another loss. And another and another. Suddenly, you owe the bank thousands of dollars (witch was a small fortune back then) And the bank wants it's money. A person who has money invested in the bank where you were getting your loans wants to withdraw some money the next day but the bank tells him that they can't give him the money because they loaned it all out to you and all the other people doing the same thing as you. That guy is shaken, because that money is all he's got. If he can't get his money out of the bank then he goes hungry. He goes to all his friends and says, "Hey, there's no money left in the banks!" And so you get a run on the banks, everyone trying to get their money out that's no longer there because it was all loaned out. And that's the recipe for a great depression.
i never actually understood the reason the banks were empty.......... thank you very much! but with that knowledge yes i agree with you. we definitely have some wiggle room before we're all bent over to take a fat one........
Both are certainly useful, but ammo tends to corrode unless it's packed in just a certain way and MREs only have about a 13 year shelf life despite what people commonly believe. Both would be good to have around assuming the government decides you are allowed to have that kind of thing. They might decide they need that stuff more than you and confiscate it. BIC lighters are one of those things you could use 50 of though.
You can never be too prepared. Natural disasters are a whole lot more common than the total collapse of society though, so I would start by preparing for those. Food, water, shelter, toilet paper. Seriously, you don't realize how fucking awesome toilet paper is until you don't have any.
dude we live in the center of the bulls-eye for hurricanes...... and we have a hurricane proof steel barn stocked with enough supplies and ammo to last at least 5 months minimum with enough left over for an extra person or 2
Well then it sounds to me like you've got your ducks in a row. Check this out.
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fucking bookmarked! oh also, there's one more "piece de resistance" of our preperations...... Horysheet, when you get a chance, show this guy the heavy artillery.
i gotta get to bed. it's 10 to 4 AM and i haven't slept since 1 AM the day before yesterday......
i gotta get to bed. it's 10 to 4 AM and i haven't slept since 1 AM the day before yesterday......