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David S.'s avatar

Real question is, when's the last time we had an economic policy that benefited the people?

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Travis one's avatar

Greg it's comical to realize that the CIC with the most powerful military on the planet,is held hostage by a handful of bankers. Clearly it's all hand in glove to fool the sheeple.

My question to you again is - should I take 20% hit on 401k early withdrawl and go all in metals?

Already been stacking metals around $50k worth

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Christopher Freeman's avatar

I’m with David on this one.

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Kevin's avatar

You're right on there. when was the last time, we must keep fighting back and take our country back.

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William Benedict's avatar

I grew up in the 1950s. My imperfect memory is that prices were stable for years.

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nobank's avatar

Benefiting from? Not one...I get screwed by pretty much all of them.

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Michael Smith's avatar

As long as politicians keep spending, silver and gold going vertical

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1234's avatar

None of them.

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BeeKing's avatar

Economic policies crafted by these devils NEVER benefit anyone but themselves.

1913 Jekyll Island bastards

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Allen Shea's avatar

Being my own bank.

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Lee R's avatar

That’s a good one Greg…busted my gut with that one.

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DawnieR's avatar

Notta one!

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marcos's avatar

These low interest rates are going to impact me, I want to create CD with my union at a high rate not a low

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Bryan Cecilio's avatar

The support of crypto in general. And from tariff chaos in the form of my gold and silver appreciating quickly.

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Paul M's avatar

You're being forced to buy crypto by a government that un-constitutionally (crypto is not legal tender per the Constitution) using the peoples' money. You're not benefitting from the government buying Baitcoin Bro.

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Seabiscuit's avatar

Paul M

The U.S. currency is a Federal Reserve Note, a debt instrument that is not a dollar and is only legal tender because government says it is even though it’s just really worthless paper we are forced to use .

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Paul M's avatar

Hi Wade, all true. But crypto is the same thing....worthless. Gold....and silver are the only real money.

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Dan Popa's avatar

Crypto..????????????... make money while you can and then dump the rabid monkey off at the nearest Democrat Headquarters!

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Michael Lewis Kahn's avatar

I am surviving on my small but sufficient social security check. I have no economic resources to benefit from other than that. An occasional book sale, very rare, also benefits me. I make my books available for free, so very few have been paid for to profit me monetarily.

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Jon's avatar

None

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Phil Sig's avatar

Hey Mannarino, I have never benefited from any so-called government that was on my side. I’m not rich enough I’m not connected enough, but I know God knows I am enough!!

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Mark's avatar

I wouldn't call it a policy, since it's just debt creation and dollar debasement, but since I'm in the right spots, with Greg's help, my financial situation has improved amazingly. Yes, what they are doing is a crime against all working people, but I can't let my stored work energy be turned into worthless dollars, so I've taken advantage of non-inflationary assets to retain and increase my wealth. One must take action. Thanks for all you do Greg!

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Kyle Lilly's avatar

QE & M2 increases.

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Jeremy's avatar

We honestly benefit from Debt Based Economics, the issue is trying to apply basic economics to our daily life instead of constantly hedging and building.

The system is built to vice grip anyone not participating in its growth.

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