Solutions: Do you have more confidence in yourself or your government?

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June 15, 2011
New York City

Over the last days, I’ve endeavored to explain why the economic reversal of fortune in the west is unstoppable… and what the social implications of this decline will be.

Economic decay and social upheaval are inextricably linked. This is not some doom and gloom conjecture, but rather simple historical reality: when you take away people’s livelihoods and their abilities to put food on the table for their families, turmoil reigns.

Consider Argentina during its millennium economic crisis… Zimbabwe during its hyperinflationary period… Japan during its lost 2-decades… Germany in the interwar period… Rome during the reign of Tiberius… Russia after the fall of communism…

There is a common element in each of these examples– even just a few years before the economic turmoil began, nobody would have expected it.

If you had told an Argentine in the mid 1990s that he would be digging for food out of a trash dumpster in a few years, he would have been insulted. If you had told a Japanese businessman in 1984 that he would spend the next decades floundering in stagnation, he would have thought you were crazy.

What would you have said in 1995 if someone told you that government agents would fondle children at airports while stagflation takes over the economy and the government borrows money just to pay interest on the money it has already borrowed?

America’s balance sheet is deteriorating by the hour, and lenders will require a higher return to compensate them for this additional risk. Consequently, government borrowing costs will rise, making the situation even more precarious.

The increased interest expense will cause them to borrow even more money and go deeper into debt until one of two things happens: either the Federal Reserve debases the currency to its intrinsic value, or the US government defaults.

Either case is catastrophic. If the US defaults on its debt, it would set off a chain reaction of derivatives that would bankrupt the entire financial system. If the Fed debases the currency, Americans will be left holding worthless dollars that can’t even be used as toilet paper.

Meanwhile, you can expect the government to declare war on its citizens, raising taxes to feudal serf levels in order to pay for their largess, and imposing police state conditions to keep everyone in check.

So– what is one to do about this? There are a few options.

1) Do nothing. You can always stick your head in the sand and have faith that your ‘leaders’ are going to work out the problems, because, hey, collapse could never happen here… right? This option obviously worked out well for the Argentines, the Japanese, the Germans, the Romans, etc. who thought the same thing.

2) “Stay and fight”. This is a nonsense solution. There is no enemy to fight… these issues were not caused by a single person but by the very institution of government. People who talk about political solutions have no understanding of the problems– try getting 155 people to agree on specifics. Now try 155 million.

3) Have a plan, and take steps to prepare. As its fiscal desperation increases, your government is likely going to shake you down for everything you’re worth.

Here’s the bottom line: if you live, work, invest, bank, own property, structure your business, own gold, hold retirement funds, etc. in the same country of your citizenship, you literally have all of your eggs in one very frail basket.

Moreover, the basic systems that you depend on to support your family are going to come under intense pressure and will be prone to failure. Default and inflation are going to make it very difficult to truck food and fuel across the country to your local grocery store and gas station.

It’s imperative to reduce these system dependencies, as well as diversify your assets and livelihood across different geographies. I call this planting multiple flags, and ultimately, this is what our premium service Sovereign Man: Confidential is all about (the June edition comes out this evening).

It’s also why we held our first (and only) offshore workshop a few months ago in Panama. About 350 attendees joined me along with over 2 dozen of my best contacts– international bankers, immigration experts, asset protection attorneys, incorporation specialists, investment experts, startup business gurus, etc.

Unlike most conferences which leave you with more questions than answers, our workshop strived to provide the means to develop a clear action plan for reducing dependencies, building independent income, and safeguarding your livelihood… plus all the contacts, forms, and information necessary to take immediate action.

We filmed the entire event and put together a comprehensive “stay at home” package. It includes a 200-page workbook and over 21-hours of professional footage on 12 DVDs. We also produced a short trailer to explain more, you can view it here.

Honestly, most people that you and I know are going to go with option 1– they’ll place their faith in politicians and do absolutely nothing for themselves. Lambs to the slaughter.

My guess is that you’re reading this because you sense something very wrong with the world… and you have much more confidence in yourself than some politician. I hope I’m right.

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  • Loki

    I agree with most everything here.  The government already has an undeclared economic war against veterans, retired military and government and those collecting their SS.  That is because the government wants those funds. This war will expand, no doubt.  The unemployed are already under the bus.

    On the other hand, most of us are in no condition to diversify our depleted assets and/or emigrate.  Real Estate gets no offers at half price, and many would need to leave cash they don’t have at closing if it did. 

    I know lots of unemployed software engineers, who have not made a payment on their now underwater mortgage in over a year.  Most of these folk are 45-55 yrs old, made from 80-120K and cannot compete with a 10-20k Chinese or Indian.  They cannot tap the 401k without paying massive taxes, cannot make the payments on a loan, are broke and have no/few other assets left.

    Others, who saw this coming, bought rural property, paid it off, and are living on their homesteads.  They are in better shape than most, might have a little gold or silver, but are stuck where they are and learning to be peasants. 

    • http://www.facebook.com/sefton.hanley Sefton Hanley

      While I agree with you that its tough all over.. I would have to ask “why” cant they compete with a 20k Chinese or indian ?? Go live in a cheaper country, have the same costs they do, but have the western mindset and education to be a premium over that. 

      They can compete, they have to reduce their cost bases. I know many guys who work online here in Asia, even guys who live from poker online, or trading online, or one of many other learnable skills (copy righting, translations, etc etc). 

      We can compete, we do have a global mindset and skills, and can be in control of our lives and flourish in other countries. 

  • Ray-Ray

    Simon, you are so correct!  You remind me of a modern day John Galt, my hats off to you.   I just wished I could get my wife on board to see what you and I both see.  Oh, I am not rich, but I have Engineering Skills, and I’ve been learning Spanish.  It’s a tough situation, I see the hand writing, I know what is coming, but like so many others it’s very difficult to gather enough momentum and uproot.   Maybe just maybe?!

  • http://profiles.google.com/danrshaw Dan Shaw

    All of that is well and good for those who have money and have some vested retirement funds.  For most of us, we don’t fit that category at all.  While I personally don’t live paycheck to paycheck, we have forced ourselves to do so know in order to prepare by stocking up on food, fuel and what is needed to survive.

  • Vigeoro

    No Simon. I hope you are very wrong. I fear you are very right, however.

  • Vigeoro

    With all due respect, I am reading a lot of excuses. I, too, had issues, but was forced to make a decision: Do I or do I not? Do I cut losses, or hope for things to get better? I hate ‘hope’. I am a control freak, I suppose, but I want to be in charge of my life and how it turns out.

    FYI: This same mindset set me up to lose 35 lbs at one point in my life; back then I could have gone on the old ways, or I could make decisions to change my lifestyle.  I think I chose well.

    Simon: I really, really would like to disagree with you, but when I look for evidence that our politicians are doing things to turn our country around, I only see more evidence of the destruction of America — from within.

    I have rambled on enough.

  • Liz

    Simon, please would you comment on when you think all this will start happening and how long we have to prepare?

  • MCI

    Simon, I get what you’re saying. I return to your site and read your emails because I feel you’re someone that has a knack for what you’re doing, is outside that box that everyone else is in AND has been willing to share your knowledge. Why share? Why let others know the secrets you have worked so hard for? I can only assume that you feel you can make a difference in the world. I think most of your readers feel the same and are looking for someone to trust with what to do next “with their entire lives”. Not a trivial thing for all us programmed sheeple awaking from the haze.

    With this latest series of articles I looked so forward to the answers that would be provided only to find that it appears to be more of a stepped infomercial to sell your membership and/or CDs to the “real” answers and “real” connections.

    I’m disappointed but not surprised. I guess it comes down to why you really created sovereignman.com. Is it to be a mentor to those who are looking or, simply a portal for a fear-mongering profiteer to sell his wares.

    I’m sure this sounds harsh but I think a valid question.

    • Diogenes_

       My own opinion is that believing strongly in the service one is selling is not only a good thing, but a mandatory thing for any service worth buying. If SB wasn’t charging directly for his work, that would make him either a cultist or a beggar, conniving either way.

       What SB is selling is the mass market hugely discounted version of what international lawyers sell for people with $100,000 or more in the bank at the required minimum. In the past, only the super wealthy or the internationally working professional would be using these kinds of services. Those people got overseas bank accounts, trusts and second passports to lesson taxes and otherwise increase wealth, but the new factor for even the least wealthy is escaping the historic economic and political collapse of the US. In terms of safety value provided for the price, SB’s service compared to investment fees, newsletter fees, and even many accounting or lawyer fees, is stellar without question. The bottom line is do you think the next likely collapse everyone from Bernanke to Rogers to Merkle is concerned about will be avoided by the ever increasing US debt and inflationary money printing? If not you should either do something about it or just stop reading the news about unemployment, etc and watch American idol instead.

        Profit is a good thing, and I hope SB profits mightily, because that will help him sell more of his much needed service. And it will also help increase the number of Americans who don’t become welfare serfs trapped with no escape inside the US after it collapses. I would like to see 1 million or more Americans prepare to do business outside of the country because that’s were the future is, and at this point it’s the only reasonable way the American spirit will truly survive.

    • Diogenes_

      btw, the real answers are straightforward and should be obvious from the many free articles:
      get an overseas bank account
      create an international business social network
      build an overseas or at least none location dependent business
      get a second passport if possible
      put gold in an overseas deposit box
      buy overseas land, for your home or for investment.
      get your US passport
      take a trip to learn about new areas
      get a gold money account
      learn spanish and/or chinese -pimsleur is the best imo.
      earn and save as much money as possible now
      look into international medical insurance
      get in shape and get any medical or dental work done
      for your US location do the usual preper routines.
      if you have a pile of junk in garage like most Americans, sell everything to earn cash and prepare to move if/when needed.

      The SM service covers specific details, discussion and contacts on these types of issues. The ‘free and cheap’ answer is: buy junk silver and canned food, hide it and don’t tell anyone you have it. Learn and start using a profitable skill in your neighborhood, network in your own neighborhood. If/when martial law is declared, deniably play to both sides, as is always done by survivors in such situations.

    • http://www.facebook.com/sefton.hanley Sefton Hanley

      I really think Simon should allow a non paid subscriber section to his forums. It would generate a lot more interest in the subscriptions, get people started on posting to them, and allow a few of us global expat investor / entrepreneurs to network.  

      I think it would be a win win and gain Simon many more signups to the paid section ultimately. 

  • Diogenes_

    SB really is telling it like it is in this post. Extreme economic turmoil is unavoidable at this point, and those really are the 3 choices-do nothing, fight or prepare, and the first 2 are total disasters. There is no doubt in my mind this site will be getting flooded with new visitors within around 6 months.

    The real answer to this isn’t to work on political matters. The political game is rigged and is immorally based on mob rule to begin with. The real answer is anarcho-capitalism, which means helping yourself and your customers by running a none coercive wealth creating business. The economic disaster was created by a coercive ‘business’-the government, who makes offers you can’t refuse, like the mandatory use of their inflating fiat Dollar for money inside the US.

    The way to create new, real, actual and legal options for wealth, self and family protection is an overseas bank account, land, gold, passport if possible and maybe most of all a like minded international social network. That’s real action you can take that directly helps yourself immediately, not at some Possible and unlikely future time as is the case with trying to elect Any politician. What your going to get out of it are legal methods to a. not have your money restricted by capital and other money controls inside the US and b. a much greater ability to effectively move to, work at or at least do business in an overseas location-which is likely to become highly desirable soon, and c. getting these matters squared away now while they still are possible, even if you have hardly any money to protect right now.

    The only reliable way we are going to safeguard the American dream by this point is to take it international and overseas. btw-if you don’t have your passport yet, apply today, because even that will probably soon be harder to obtain.

    • Aryan Nomad

      Diogenes, I’m very sympathetic with the ancap perspective. Hell, I’ve got an Ama-Gi tatooed on my left forearm. However, like Simon posted in response to my comment, there are no ancap territories. Singapore, one of the countries that is advocated so much on this site, is heavily state capitalist. Their government has direct stake holdings in roughly 60% of the GDP via various government corps. This is common throughout many of the Asian tigers. China is a similar case. Furthermore, there government has been the source of their advantage. Currency fixing, government-supported export industries,etc…Perhaps we should take a page out of there book? If we took the trillions of dollars spent on stimulus and spent it on developing our exports we would probably be in a much better position today. One could argue that the 21st century is a battle between Anglo-American capitalism and Asia’s Statist/Mercantile Capitalism. The latter seems to be prevailing…

      • Diogenes_

         I think there is one an-cap territory, it exists between nations, internationally. The way to ‘live’ in this territory is to arbitrage the legal and other differences between nations. This is the multi flag approach.

         I don’t think the government has been the source of China and Singapore’s growth. I think it was the purposeful choice of less government. China reduced the amount of government control starting with Deng and had massive growth after that time.  China has started to have major western financial type troubles in the last couple years because Government intervention started to increase over the last 5, after China entered second world status and thus had money for the government to steal and waste.

        Singapore has played it’s cards better, but exists a bit more like a family business than a government, and is successful do to various unique factors: it’s shipping lane location, it’s smallness, it’s core cultural heritage, it’s multiculturalism, it’s British history, and the relative wisdom of it’s founder and leaders.

        What’s probably going to happen is multiple cycles of statist growth and collapse going around the whole world in one developing country after another, as the statist dinosaurs beat themselves and each other into exhaustion. This will take years to play out fully. In the mean time the multi flag an-cap’er can help show that no government is the best government, at a huge profit.

      • Aryan Nomad

         ”I think it was the purposeful choice of less government. China reduced the amount of government control starting with Deng and had massive growth after that time.”

        Less government but strategic protectionism in many areas. I don’t know how you can ignore this. Singapore issued tariffs to protect their infant exporting industries. Have you read Lee Kuan Yew’s “First world to First”? He talks about this in great detail. Let me restate my previous comment which you ignored, Singapore’s state enterprises CONTROL 60% OF SINGAPORE’S GDP. That’s more than any Western European socialist nation! This is hardly an ancap paradise. So why do they suceed? There politicians are smart, former private sector executives. They know the importance of foreign investment and commerce for a stable society so they legislate policies that encourage this.

        As for China, to this day their tariffs are enormous. Combined with their artificial devaluing of the Reminbi this has resulted in trade balance highly in their favor. Throughout so called free market Asia, there are vast sectors of the economy that doesn’t allow foreign competitors. To dismiss Asia’s sucess to free market policies alone is naive at best. Free markets only work when everyone plays by the same rules. America has championed free markets for for the last 30 years while the rest of the world has protected their way to prosperity, secretly laughing at our stupidity.

  • poster

    I think I can offer an easy way to understand, by this can not be stopped and reversed.

    Take a person who does drugs till age 40. Then, when he finds himself in an emergency, in a state of walking dead, he asks himself this very question: why can’t he stop and reverse?

    He can stop adding the damage, of course, bu that isn’t going to stop the deterioration from already accumulated toxins and toxins required to assist the damaged flesh to function. He can only stop accelerating his condition actively, but note, that his condition will continue to get worse. If he can stop, that is. But, there is absolutely no possibility of a reverse.

    Again, why is this? Because, there is no magic. There is always a price to be paid. Otherwise, everyone would just drug themselves to death, then quit and gain their lost health back. What is gone is gone.

    Similarly, the country that had been overdosed for better part of the century, can not escape the consequences and the damage, simply because it now realizes it is on the death bed.

    Even the realization isn’t going to happen as fast as might seem possible. The market mechanism of pricing the risk, – interest rates that normally arrest excessive spending, – will not help us. This is because our creditors will not be raising rates, and why is this? Well, we are not a regular borrower. They lend us because if they don’t, we bomb them back to the stone age (we call this defending the freedom). So, as it is to be expected from any runaway process , our collapse will show a set of poetic justice effects. Only one of them will be that we will be getting easy credit, far past the point that hard credit would have already alerted us to the situation, and that is because we were not satisfied with just free market credit, we had to have the biggest military in the world sweeten our deal.

    Then, please realize that what may seem as stopping the madness for you and I, is a collapse itself for majority of Americans who do not produce enough to sustain themselves, I am talking about ALL those living off the labor of others, the welfare queens, the subsidized, the government, the NASA, the schools, the unions, the military, etc., etc. When you say “stop” it means “die” to them, as they would never want to live of their own labor, they’d go to war with all of us first, and die fighting. So, there will be no real cuts, no real austerity, but only in government statistics!

    As you can see, this patient, the US, can not even “quit” no matter what some of us prefer to believe. This collapse must proceed with “minimal discomfort” all the way until we hit the wall, beyond which will only be the sudden and unrepairable darkness.

    All those preparing to survive “on their own land”, do not realize what this process is like. They will have no chance as zombified hungry and angry mob “delegates” whatever authority a new-coming Hitler will require to ease their suffering at whatever the cost.

    The only correct solution is in correctly forecasting exactly which country will not be touched either by their own collapse or by war that will be unleashed by us on any state that might prove to serve as a useful temporary distraction for the US population that is ready to lynch anyone and anything to return the good old fat days. Just like Japan was used as a decoy to vent the anger in WWII, or Jews in Germany.

  • Gil

    The U.S.A. could go the way of Japan?  That sounds pretty sweet -  continue to be a First World nation.  It’s akin to some Libertarians who talk of Britain losing the Empire – it’ was actually a good thing since few ever really from profited from Imperialism.

    Alternatively, some here sincerely believe the standard of living will go backwards some 300 years?  The primary skill for such a scenario is to know how to fight off bands of half-starved marauders.

    • http://www.facebook.com/sefton.hanley Sefton Hanley

      “It’s akin to some Libertarians who talk of Britain losing the Empire – it’ was actually a good thing since few ever really from profited from Imperialism.”
      Empire was (and is in general) good for the nation at the center when the costs of maintaining the empire are less than the resources the empire gains access to. As soon as the capital starts  taxing its domestic citizens to export its empire abroad then its in decline. Its been the same for the Romans, the English, and now the pseudo empire of the US. 

      I also have an (unpopular) view that empire is not necessarily evil, or even bad, while resources do get taken there is a transfer of knowledge, of technology, an instigation of civil systems, the creation of law and order etc etc. Ask Singapore how awful empire was ?? Or ask the Congolese or the Zimbabweans if they would like European management returned ?? Or the poor Burmese which was once ‘the garden city of the east’. The whole ‘white mans burden’ thing with empire unfortunately puts in the racist and negative sides to the history of empire.

  • http://www.facebook.com/sefton.hanley Sefton Hanley

    Moved overseas to the ‘developing world’ where I get left (mostly) alone.. 

    Purchased a couple of acres of beautiful land.. Next step is to perimeter wall it to a decent height and build within. Will have my own water source and emergency (minimal) backup electric generation. Its very low crime and a couple of dogs are a great deterrent. 

    In this climate I have no heating costs, no property taxes, no income taxes, little to no government, and just enough land to live well and even attain some level of self sufficiency with home grown foods should I choose to (wouldnt mind trying a bit of aquaculture for fun anyway) and tropical fruit trees.  Plus the locals around me live on very low cost items, so if I cant out compete them for resources I really am in trouble. 

    Taking the steps to secure yourself really is as simple as having the will to do it. The costs for me to have my own secure domain are less than a modest small home in the west. 

  • Jay K

    “Stay and fight”. This is a nonsense solution.

    I wouldn’t regard my founding father’s solution as nonsense. And the world is getting smaller and smaller for the runners. Sooner or later you’re going to have to fight. It might as well be in your own home, city, neighborhood, and country. And no, you don’t have to be a majority. My founding fathers were not the majority when they broke free of tyrant’s rule. They were a minority that knew right from wrong and did the right.

    I’m very grateful for their sacrifice.

    • Diogenes_

      Are you so sure they did break free? They issued bad fiat debt-’not worth a continental’, persecuted those who didn’t want to break from the English, set up Hamilton’s central bank, and gave us a constitution that resulted in 600k American deaths 80 years later and our enslavement today.

    • kelli

       Your founding father’s solution was “to run and hide from a situation where majority liked the possible outcome”, and “stand and fight in a situation where majority didn’t like what’s coming”. It seems that you are using history as an action guide only where it fits you. What about founding fathers during their flight from Europe? Why didn’t they stay and fight?

    • MB

      Our founding fathers had more balls in there character than any corporate puppet politician we see today, they had the foresight and knowledge to craft the greatest bastion of freedom and sovereign rule promoting and protecting  personal liberty any peoples have seen in history before or since the bill of rights inception, for you to insinuate they were cowards shows your ignorance and lack of intellectual integrity.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Rob-Illman/100001213734158 Rob Illman

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  • Anonymous

    Yes very good article and wisdom.  So why are you in NY?
    Anyway, the cancer that has taken over the US is detailed in the writings of Myron C Fagan who was Jewish playwright and presidential adviser who was entrusted with the inside info. This is not conspiracy theory, just facts of how it happened.

    With Ron Paul exposing the powers behind the robbery of the US economy and government, they will be forced to implement their plans sooner because he is really getting to them.

    I might add that a relationship with God will help to have power, grace and wisdom in the coming days.

  • Michael_breslin

    “Meanwhile, you can expect the government to declare war on its citizens,
    raising taxes to feudal serf levels in order to pay for their largess”

    Minor mistake.  Serfs were required to give only one third of their output to the Lord or the land’s owner.  I already give one third of any earned income directly to the Feds and my State, and if you count all the other taxes I pay (gasoline tax, sales tax, property tax, etc.), the present system of government takes half of all my earned income.  Much more than serfs had to give up.

    • kelli

       Correct. The US is run on the principle of slavery. But, the term itself is declared to be a bad word. Remember the Orwell? He tried to warn us. Today, the world is built on slavery combined with a system where the terminology of opposite meaning is used to describe everything. Can you opt out of Social Security? No? How come? I thought there is “freedom”? Still think you’re not a slave? Can you opt out of using the Federal Reserve Game Points? Just you try! Federal Reserve Game Points [FRGP, or USD as commonly known] is a primary device by which the government extorts your wealth through their ability to add more FRGPs in to the system thereby diluting the purchasing power previously manifested by those same FRGPs, and you are legally forced to use them. Are you a free man? The term that is used today to describe true freedom is “The Cross of Gold” and “The Barbarous Relic”, to imply that somehow the ability to keep the purchasing power one has acquired in a previous transaction is overbearing and barbarous (indiscriminately ravishing).

      The government uses the extracted purchasing power to bailout banks, trading houses, insurance companies (like AIG), to fund research on computerized drones that can murder you wherever you are, on technologies to track you anywhere by use of Video Cameras they say are installed for our own safety, to fund wars and exterminations across the globe. And you are, like a little battery cell, are the source of all this funding (remember The Matrix?).

      Do you have ANY choice at all? They say, you do. They say you can vote. So, let us say that you were wise and thought that Obamacare is not a good idea. You voted against Obama. And? Did you really made any choice? Obamacare is real and you are required to obey. It’s like if a robber says: “You Money or Your Shoes!”, but should you choose shoes, still takes your money. Some choice! The only aspect in which the voting works is in deciding which majority is going to use you as a slave till next elections. You have no choice. You’re nothing but a slave. The only thing that changed since the pre-confederate days is that nowadays everyone is a slave, no matter your skin color.

  • Chumchingee

     Think the blood suckers will let you do this? I don’t. The IRS is already going after people overseas big time. Some are dual citizens by birth here. Some have never lived here their entire lives but were born here. The IRS says they owe them money and forms. I think the IRS is wrong. I think multiple countries will tell them to stick it and not comply with the IRS simply to protect innocent civilians that are also citizens of their countries.
    Option 1 is the only safe option right now. Get below the radar and stay there. Regulations only require an executive order. Gold and Silver are not good investments. The government proved this with the Hunts case in the 90s. Basically they controlled the rules of the market governing silver to ruin the Hunts.
    He who controls the ball game, controls everything. If you don’t like it, they will simply take their equipment and leave. “They” being the USA government. Or change the rules.
    Right now it might work for awhile.
    Most of us seniors are stuck. Our Social Security checks are in jeopardy. So are all our pensions we earned in our working lives. Try getting a high paying job after you retire. Especially if your knowledge is somewhat dated in your field.
    The next step is to devalue our pensions so we cannot live on them.
    The problem as I see it is that the blood suckers have forgotten the golden rule of sucking blood. That rule is to let your victims recover enough for the next blood sucking. Instead, I think this bunch(in government and banks) are going for the kill. They are not thinking of the next time around.
    That is what is going to end things for this bunch.

  • Another American

    I want to leave, but I have no money. I’d have to pack up and hope I can find a job in another country at this point in time. I’m working on an online business, but I’m not sure if I will make it in time before the flames erupt on us. I at least have a passport, so I could always make for Chile.

  • Anonymous

    If we Abolish the Federal Reserve and stop paying interest to them, we might become solvent again.  
    They are the crooks, and they need to be held to task for what they have done.  It is coming soon and it will happen quickly. . .

    No NWO, CFR, IMF, Bilderburg. OPEC, GE, FEDERAL RESERVE, IRS, UN, DC CORRUPTOCRACY.  . . .   The list goes on and on. . .
    The constitution is our savior!

  • Anonymous

    This is the last time that I get moderated by you guys I am leaving your site

  • MB

    The U.S / international governing body (The U.N, IMF, WTO, and World bank of international settlements ) is pushing the world toward a one world digital currency.  This is the stated goal, they must tear down the old monetary system to usher in the new.  They will offer the solution to the problem the created.  This will make them look like our heroes who will save the day by reinstalling confidence in our financial system, Americans will gladly accept the solution presented because we will be put by design into a desperate and precarious situation. These international banking entities along with the military industrial complex are causing this default and problem/reaction/solution to occur through the ever expanding redundant wars and military spending that is now reached a feverish pitch.  The three cities of empire are in control of this fact and they are as follows,The City of London (this is the banking or finance head quarters) the religious center of operation(Vatican and Jesuit order) and Washington (the military sector or headquarters)  These three entities operate outside there respective countries laws and are sovereign, these three are not suservient to the nations they infect but I say to you it is the reverse.  You and I are tools to them cattle if you will.  Ultimately the stated goal is WW III and cosolidation/population/control it is all documented in the United Nations Agenda 21, evil is alive and well growing like a canceruos festering parasite in our government and financial industries.

  • MB

    WE don,t owe this debt considering since 1913 the issuance of credit and currency has been completely unconstitutional, and if it is then the Federal Reserve act is completely invalid and become voided by the sacred law of our land The Constitution FOR the United States of America!  Yes I said for the united states not of, the slim ball congress changed it to of in 1871 changing the US into a corporation another slide of hand through coercion and bribery by the Rothchild banking / assasin empire. Look it up that is also the year our capital changed location from Philidelphia to the District of columbia.  “This country” is to put it quite simply, still is under the rule (albeit clandestinely) of the crown, yes a colony, we are whether you admit to yourselves or not subjects to the crown and subservient to it therebye directly or indirectly and this will become clearer to us in time.

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