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At what point does the Fed rate preclude our ability to pay the interest on the national debt

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We have past that point. $30 Trillion is more like $300 Trillion when you measure the debt interest in USDs. It’s now an abstract figure. That’s why Rothschild Ltd. owns most of our national treasures and wild lands. They’ve bought the land right out from under us. Bush-Obama and QE. It’s unpayable.They can’t even pay the interest. They will take Yosemite and the Grand Canyon for now. Stupid Goyim.

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Keep stacking PM's while they're STILL ON SALE!

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Just call it unbridled greed - all of it, except for expecting to work for an honest wage...

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Gregory: First thank you for all you do and your daily updates. But have a question that I don't know the answer for.

Everybody says to "get out of the bank" What does that mean? Take all my cash and bring it home? Not a good plan. Get our of deby to the bank with car loans, house notes, lines of credit?

Suppose I have a safe deposit box? What is the answer there?

Appreciate your insight.

Rick

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I stopped paying for a safe deposit box and easily found a very good and reasonably priced safe which is bolted down in the garage. Just check fire rating before you buy

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Watch for what the media isn't talking about. Yes, this "better than expected" CPI report gives the FED and other Central Banks reasons to pivot soon. We just heard the European Central Bank say that "peak inflation is within reach". The market will surge higher when they do pivot, but I am not convinced that this CPI rally will last until the FED and other Central Banks (con)vince this market that they are actually going to change their stance. This is just euphoria, and any shred of bad news will cause this market to fall apart, until then.

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