I have heard the most ridiculous things about COVID-19. Some people are actually protesting that they can't go the saloon and get their hair and nails done, or have a good time at their favorite restaurant. In Quebec, here in Canada, the government is actually going ahead with opening the schools back up when there is zero indication that the pandemic has been resolved. These are people-pleasers who are going to mess everything up for the rest of us. Please stay in place at your home, do not give
people a life-threatening disease just because you feel like wings.
I have heard the most ridiculous things about COVID-19. Some people are actually protesting that they can't go the saloon and get their hair and nails done, or have a good time at their favorite restaurant. In Quebec, here in Canada, the government is actually going ahead with opening the schools back up when there is zero indication that the pandemic has been resolved. These are people-pleasers who are going to mess everything up--- CNet/5
for
the rest of us. Please stay in place at your home, do not give people a life-threatening disease just because you feel like wings.
Several years back I dreamed of a time like this, just worse, the streets were empty, the stores weren't selling anything, and there was general
fear
in everybody. The ones who dared go outside were to be shunned as they could
spread that horrible thing. It was desolation. I don't want this dream
to
come to pass so stay the heck inside at home, sheltering in place, away
from
all those gross germy people.
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I wouldn't wait for vaccine. It will probably not work - same as the one for the flu.
well its now 2021/08/12 and we now have the "Delta Strain". so ya, Covid is now the new flu. I still think it was biologicaly engineered by our
own deepstate.
If not engineered, I think this response HAS BEEN.
In addition, we have 50% of our population that won't just be intelligent humans so we can all move on, with our new friend.
:smfh:
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I don't forsee gold or silver replacing the dollar/credit, even in a
mad max situation. It seems allot of these gold and silver advocates
think that these will replace the nations currency when all goes down.
Diversifying and having different currencies isn't a bad idea, though.
It may come to a point where one currency may have more buying power
than another? Having a cash reserve on hand will be more helpful than having a frozen credit card.
debian wrote to all <=-
I don't forsee gold or silver replacing the dollar/credit, even in a mad max situation. It seems allot of these gold and silver advocates think that these will replace the nations currency when all goes down
I see silver having a place in a time when the dollar's trust is
lowered, or when cash is restrained, either through economic or electronic issues.
Having a stash of ounce silver coins would be a good amount for
bartering for goods when cash is either doubted or unavailable.
Diversifying and having different currencies isn't a bad idea, though It may come to a point where one currency may have more buying power than another? Having a cash reserve on hand will be more helpful than having a frozen credit card.
I've been looking into index funds based on international stocks -
having a Canadian, European or Asian index fund in your portfolio would be a nice hedge.
Do not think distance proxy assets are robust enough and low risk enough to be useful when the chips are down.
Re: Re: Gold and Silver
By: k9zw to poindexter FORTRAN on Thu Nov 10 2022 11:35 am
Do not think distance proxy assets are robust enough and low risk enou be useful when the chips are down.
Definitely not SHTF-resistant, but a nice hedge against currency issues.
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