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Steve Chandler's avatar

Greg, I appreciate who you are and what you do. I'm 75 years old and 50 years ago all my close friends and I were shouting the same thing you are now. Long before the internet was created back in 1989 we were fighting this fight, and we didn't have X or rumble or other communications channels like you do today. I'm with you. It still hasn't died in me because now I have grandchildren, and I have been teaching them about constitutional money for years. The issue is education. It's surprising but even today people don't have any knowledge about Nixon taking us off the gold standard in August of 1971. I don't do fear but I'm concerned about this generation willing to fight for our freedom. By this generation I mean all of us, boomers, X, millennials, gen Z. All of us. For sure there has been an awakening over the last 15 years and that helps but there are still too many poor souls out there that don't know anything about the Federal Reserve. Recognizing who the enemy is goes along way to fighting for our freedoms. Great job Greg. You're a true patriot.

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Annie Oakley's avatar

Very well stated.

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Steve Chandler's avatar

Thanks. Don’t want to give up

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Bob of the bald's avatar

When the elites sit down to devise a new economic system I want that panel to include men and women like Greg, Dr. Jim Willi,Jim Rickards and Lynette Zang. We need some people that understand what is happening and why but the truth of the matter is they know what they are doing to the middle class and it is based on greed and evil. To paraphrase " now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country."

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Lady5g's avatar

Throw in Catherine Austin Fitts & I'm here for it!

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Big Moe's avatar

Throw in Greg also.

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Teresa Barnes-Matych's avatar

She’s Great!

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Francisco D'anconio's avatar

You need to research Jim Rickards role in hiding Italy's debt to be accepted into the EURO.

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Argiem's avatar

Define fight.

If the central banks will use force, as you say, blood must be shed.

The real question should be, are you willing to fight, bleed, kill and die to return our country to a constitutional republic?

I believe that is the only way it can happen now.

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Doug Youngman's avatar

.... I want to say spare us the melodrama -BUT... they have taken the soul/body and sovereignty - Federal Government Agencies do target individuals. Democidal experimental bio-weapons masquerading as vaccines were used on 6.4 Billion - even on their own. One will chase 1,000 - Two will chase 10,000... the real Terror is the inevitable point in the liberal-and-loving lefty 'purity spiral' - when they convince themselves 'peace on Earth' begins once the right people are killed.

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wfasdfasdfasdfasdfasdf's avatar

One must accept the very real possibility that although immensely wealthy and powerful, these people have no idea how to build anything sustainable and aren't all that concerned about it due to their entirely selfish world view. All that matters is that enough people are fooled during their cons. They will rob just to rob and tomorrow will be a terrible day for many unconsidered souls.

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deNada's avatar

An give up football................

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Argiem's avatar

What? you don't like the new black national anthem? Even football has been used to divide us.

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deNada's avatar

An distract us

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Mark B's avatar

😳😳😳🙄

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Joe Bitonto's avatar

Locked and loaded. Gold Silver Brass and lead

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Big Moe's avatar

Correct

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Mark B's avatar

Be ready

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Big Moe's avatar

Yes My Brother! My family has been prepping for 10 years. Everything we own is PAID FOR with titles. We moved to waaayyy out country 6 years ago and began the difficult but VERY rewarding process of being self sufficient. We will not comply with ANYTHING the Satanist dictate. GOD is our ultimate weapon. We pray daily, in between gardening and target practice. God Bless All of My Friends here. ✝️🙏

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Roger Sterling's avatar

Here's the thing...I know people just love crypto BUT in the end...what is it backed by? Seriously, what is it backed by....is it the taxing ability of a government...hard assets...any form of guarantee? If the answer is no....then it is nothing more than a confidence game. I know this will not be received well BUT...I just don't see it. The proof of its value will be when there is a financial crisis...when the currencies used to purchase these coins become worthless. The best course is to get our own house in order and get back to basics. Our fiat currency is turning into a joke as well...people are losing faith in the dollar. Returning it back to being backed by hard assets (gold, oil, etc) would go a long way in creating stability and thwarting the reckless spending. Pax

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kammi wong's avatar

WHAT IS MSFT BACK BY? Software. BTC is more secure blockchain system that is new technology.

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Chris's avatar

Just in case you haven't been told, anything online is hackable, period. At the push of a button your Ponzi money can be taken from you.

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Paula's avatar

I'll dare say all digital money has a backdoor built in.

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Dayse Taruselli's avatar

Have you watched The Great Taking by David Webb? I suggest you do watch it

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SlavaRoosiya!'s avatar

What's the plan Greg? Gotta have a plan.

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Gregory Mannarino's avatar

I have a plan... tune in to my livestream today, 4:05PM Eastern.

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Argiem's avatar

Planning is easy. Implementation is another story.

The question is, how will you implement any plan you may have?

Freedom is a tough sell these days.

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wfasdfasdfasdfasdfasdf's avatar

people should be able to separate from the country into their own nation as long as they do not join another preexisting nation. we could buy up a large plot of land and succeed. if that were the case, then any government of that big country would realize that if they stopped providing the people with a performance that made it worth keeping them around, they would lose all kinds of stuff.

of course the powerful elite don't like this. they want to lock everyone in and trap them and then steal everything. this is greed in general. and you have to design any system with this phenomenon in mind. if you expect that there won't be highly effective highly driven people who are extremely greedy looking to form and take positions of power then your system will always fall to them.

and as far as i can tell, nobody has gone through the trouble of defining all these rules and figuring out how we'd build this society. to me that seems like something that's a thousand years away... which, i think, means bad things for us in our lifetime...

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vinicius's avatar

Greg, what you don't get is that financial bubbles are a systemic response to the collapse of real capital under the scientification of production. It's a historical trajectory. Technology, since the third industrial revolution (microelectronics in the 1970s), and especially with the fourth (AI), makes commodity productive labor increasingly redundant, which in turn inhibits total capital's rate of profit. Capital is a stupid, blind drive to "more profit" and cannot see that by eliminating more labor-power than it can re-absorb, it actually self-destroys (because productive labor is the substance of capital, though capitalists don't get this). That's why we had the "neoliberal revolution" with its paradigm shift to financialisation, "jobless growth" (!) and increasing reliance on leverage / growth simulation, which makes the 1% richer while immiserating all the rest. In other words: we can't turn back the clock. Capitalism is doomed and can only survive but turning explicitly violent in a neo-feudal context of total control. So we need an alternative to the dogma of profit-making as such. That's much harder than what you propose, but at some point we'll need to come up with a plan, which is an alternative mode of socialisation, i.e. of sharing what we produce no longer based on the extraction of profit. This is a spiritual as well as material revolution. Can we think beyond the civilisation of profit? Can we devote our lives to other goals, other modes of enjoyment, that are not dependent on access to profit-making? This is the key question for the future of our children.

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Zena Rogers's avatar

I think indigenous peoples all around the world, American Indians, Aboriginal, Māori etc. had already achieved this and I think we did too, before they overtook us thousands of years ago. "THEY" are the farmers, and we are "THEIR" livestock. The question is who are "THEY" and where did they come from? The creatures. Know your enemy! Our planned destruction and annihilation will be exactly that, planned and intentional not unplanned incompetence.

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Argiem's avatar

Ask yourself this question- What do people want? Then ask- What do people need? You may consider this an exercise in futility but, without the answers, the solutions will be elusive.

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Maria Gomez's avatar

IMO, The "fight" should have been brought a long time ago. We are experiencing the consequences of inaction to corruption, lawlessness, massive debt, etc which will only worsen. Extreme pain/suffering usually wakes people up. We'll see.

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crooked finger's avatar

you will first have to fight all the useful idiots

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Randy Best's avatar

Again, Trump is a big fool and Bitcoin is fool's gold. Praise to Andrew Jackson!

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Dan Spain's avatar

Yes!!! It's time to end the Fed!

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sgt's avatar

I'm with you brother. "We must all hang together, or assuredly we shall all hang separately." ~ Benjamin Franklin.

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Joe Serino's avatar

Ron Paul was right. You are right. Constitutional silver and gold are true money and government restraint. Check out Chris Duane’s work. Gregory, you might want to collaborate with him.

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joèl's avatar

Just keep on stacking real money...silver and gold!

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Amicus Solo's avatar

The law for real money has always been there and can be found in the Constitution of the United States for the united States of America (there are 3 constitutions. The foregoing cite is for the de jure/We the People) and, the Coinage Act of 1792, which remains as good law. Said Act defines at Sec. 9:

"SEC. 9. And be it further enacted, That there shall be from time to time struck and coined at the said mint, coins of gold, silver, and copper, of the following denominations, values and descriptions, viz. Eagles—each to be of the value of ten dollars or units, and to contain two hundred fort-seven grains and four eighths of a grain of pure, or two hundred and seventy grains of standard gold. Half eagles—each to be of the value of five dollars, and to contain one hundred and twenty three grains and six eights of a grain of pure, or one hundred and thirty five grains of standard gold. Quarter Eagles—each to be of the value of two dollars and a half dollar, and to contain sixty one grains and seven eights of a grain of pure, or sixty seven grains and four eights of a grain of standard gold. Dollars or the same is now current, and to contain three hundred and seventy-one grains and four sixteenth parts of a grain of pure, or four hundred and sixteen grains of standard silver, Half Dollars—each to be of half the value of the dollar or unit, and to contain one hundred and eighty-five grains and ten sixteenth parts of a grain of pure, or two hundred and eights of a grain of standard silver. Quarter Dollars—each to be of one fourth the value of the dollar or unit, and to contain ninety-two grains and thirteen sixteenth parts of a grain of pure, or one hundred and four grains of standard silver. Dismes—each to be of the value of one tenth of a dollar or unit, and to contain thirty seven grains and two sixteenth parts of a grain of pure, or forty one grains and three fifth parts of a grain of standard silver. Half Dismes—each to be of the value of one twentieth of a dollar, and to contain eighteen grains and nine sixteenth parts of a grain of pure, or twenty grains and four fifth parts of a grain of standard silver. Cents—each to be of the value of the one hundredth part of a dollar, and to contain eleven penny-weights of copper. Half Cents—each to be of the value of half a cent, and to contain five penny-weights and half a penny-weight of copper." - https://www.usmint.gov/learn/history/historical-documents/coinage-act-of-april-2-1792

In one of the Federal Reserve's publications, it was in 'Know Your Money' or 'Modern Money Mechanics' (I cannot remember which) that its own publication specifically states, "A Federal Reserve Note is NOT a dollar." (Of course it is not a dollar, because the above cited law tells us what a dollar is). Later in the same publication the Federal Reserve again tells the truth, i.e., "A Federal Reserve Note is an evidence of a debt."

There is a maxim of law, "The law does not permit impossibilities." The Federal Reserve admits in one of its publications that its Note(s) are a debt instrument. Since lawfully, it is impossible for a debt is to be an asset then lawfully, logically and unequivocally a debt is always "zero or less than zero." (If no answer is otherwise provided the answer is "Yes"). Extrapolating further, since a Federal reserve Note is always a "zero or less than zero" and, for example, I am in the 28% tax bracket, what is 28% of zero?

In actuality the above equation expands to a negative number and I would be owed that negative amount, but I have experienced for almost 3 decades this is mush too abstract for those programmed through the US Public School System.

It is a grand, albeit brilliant & diabolical, Ponzi scam illusion, designed and implemented to enslave mankind.

By the way, if one's curiosity is further piqued I suggest finding and reading (I know, "Feel the fear and "read" it anyway) a book entitled '*Cracking the Code - Third Edition'.

* I have 'Cracking the Code - Third Edition' in a word.doc, that I will send but I do not how to this without writing my email address here, which I do not want to do. Any suggestions?

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William Benedict's avatar

Yes I am 100% with you. Trump and Kamala obviously are not. We must have a capital based, not debt based system. I am tired of everyone speculating with someone else's money.

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