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Mike Ullman's avatar

I agree commodities are real and preferable to paper type investments. But if the stock market crashes and the economy gets even worse doesn't that mean there will be less demand for actual commodities, energy, etc. and their value/price goes down? Supply and demand stuff.

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Sandra ---'s avatar

Yes, I've wondered about that too--if I buy stock in commodities, then won't those go down too?

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Straw Man's avatar

Short term question is how much would you pay for a loaf of bread grumbling belly don’t care about price

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Sandra ---'s avatar

fwiw- I thought this one from Mike Maloney was a good one to share with normies--gives a good overview on where we are going:

Freedom IS the Greater Good, Beware CBDCs Are Just Tip of Iceberg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCrAfqdTGes

He also goes over the WHO pandemic treaty and how it is basically setting up a dictatorship, and as long as Senile Joe is fine with it, that's all it takes. No Senate approval necessary- of course almost all in the Senate are puppet whores.

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Straw Man's avatar

10k whores

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Randy Best's avatar

I wonder how long the masses will continue to believe in worthless Government/FED fiat money?

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Brian b.'s avatar

seems like as long as they keep the illusion going and keep allowing them to take on more debt they are very content living in the matrixx

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LV OLD MAN's avatar

Good Job Greg

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Sandra ---'s avatar

Anyone have any thoughts on Rick Rule? I've been watching lots of videos with him just to learn more about commodities. There's a channel In It To Win It that does good interviews with him--basically just names companies and gets Rick's thoughts and ratings.

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Sandra ---'s avatar

fwiw-this is worth a listen IMO:

Rob Kientz:

Blueprint for the End of The Dollar and the BRICS New Currency

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U6Lw_eMfYW8

Rob has a 25 year background in technology and seems to understand what they have been up to and how they are going to force us into the system. Said something about building it on top of what's already there, so mastercard/visa are already a part of it, and will connect you in, something about how people won't even notice (I think George Gammon said something similar)

At this point, I'm praying for an asteroid.

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BooBoo's avatar

Keep up the great work Greg.......Thank You....

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IRUUR1's avatar

Hi Greg. I will try again with this question. BTW, I share your work almost every day on social media. Big fan. I need clarification though on one of your key points if you have a minute.

Contraction of the money supply and inflation.

You observe that if the banks were forced to keep cash in reserve, the money supply would contract reducing inflation. This is an article from a publication where 90% of the readers are likely to agree with all or part of 90% of what you report.

https://www.activistpost.com/2023/06/money-supply-growth-falls-to-depression-era-levels-for-second-month-in-april.html

The article says at some level, the money supply is contracting for 2 months now. This, without mentioning the banks reducing their massive printing, and regular banks being required to hold currency. So what is he measuring with all his charts and data? Is he talking about a specific level of currency contracting like M1, M2, etc.

The author doesn't come off like a central bank, establishment toady.

Please help.

I really do share you. Check my work. Iruur1 on Twitter, Gab, and Facebook. Plus I write a lot of articles featuring your work on Substack, and share those. I also share and feature in articles, other reports from the article publisher, linked above, Activist Post. I want to share the article linked above, with a clearer explanation of money supply contraction, relative to inflation,. It occurs to me that if I am confused, others may be as well. Because I agree with you, inflation may slow, but as long as C. banks print it is always going up. And I understand that banks holding currency will slow or possibly end inflation relative to the amount of currency they hold. But I can't distinguish the difference, square that, or argue against the charts and graphs in the article showing money supply contraction at some level. What is he measuring, does it matter? Need help, based on my current understanding.

Thanks

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Randy Best's avatar

Bitcoins is fool's gold.

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You know how I know you are trolling? Answer: The final sentence 🤣😅

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Straw Man's avatar

21 virgins is a good selling point sign me up

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Randy Best's avatar

I do agree Americans have been fat, dumb and happy for far too long. They need a serious wake-up call. All they know how to do is consume and not produce.

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PDA's avatar

Judging by your profile pic, I have a taste for fried chicken. Thanks Colonel Sanders!!

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Goody another one found site

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Jerry two's avatar

I don’t think America has enough camels to fuck to interest the Muslims much

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Jerry two's avatar

Your false prophet was a pedophile and the world views your people are a bunch of savages

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Jerry two's avatar

Good luck taking over the world, you can’t even take over Jerusalem 😂

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Randy Best's avatar

If you want to see the future of the USA, follow Detroit.

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