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Topic: Does England have your country's gold?
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Fri 12/21/12 03:06 PM
Edited by Jeanniebean on Fri 12/21/12 03:07 PM


In any case, Australia shouldn't expect to get any of their gold back. But I guess they don't need it. They have paper money. :wink:






...and not much of that either. Like most countries today, probably 90% or more of their "money" is nothing but a computerized ledger entry. The banks don't like physical money of any kind, even fiat currency, and years ago they launched on a campaign to eliminate physical paper currency to get it out of the hands of the useless-eater public and back into the fantasyland of bank credit. In Canada, they are issuing new "paper" money that deteriorates over time, so people will find out the hard way that they can't save it at home for a rainy day (or an economic collapse).


Wow I didn't know that.

I did know that the ultimate plan is to go completely digital.

I pay all my bills with digital money... but anything I have extra, I take it in cash.

and I buy silver when I can.




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Fri 12/21/12 05:31 PM

I did know that the ultimate plan is to go completely digital.

I pay all my bills with digital money... but anything I have extra, I take it in cash.

and I buy silver when I can.


Physical silver is just about the best thing…much more potential than gold.

For your bills & such, you might want to look into Creditors in Commerce and bankers acceptances (A4V). If you know what you're doing, bills can be paid that way (but you have to know what you're doing or you'll get into BIG trouble with the IRS & Treasury…I would recommend studying CIC for a couple of years before even deciding whether or not you want to do anything with it.)

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Fri 12/21/12 06:59 PM
Edited by Jeanniebean on Fri 12/21/12 07:01 PM


I did know that the ultimate plan is to go completely digital.

I pay all my bills with digital money... but anything I have extra, I take it in cash.

and I buy silver when I can.


Physical silver is just about the best thing…much more potential than gold.

For your bills & such, you might want to look into Creditors in Commerce and bankers acceptances (A4V). If you know what you're doing, bills can be paid that way (but you have to know what you're doing or you'll get into BIG trouble with the IRS & Treasury…I would recommend studying CIC for a couple of years before even deciding whether or not you want to do anything with it.)



No I don't mind paying my bills with their worthless paper money. I don't have much debt.

The more I pay to my credit card to get out of debt the more credit they extend to me. They refuse to lower the interest rate but they keep raising my credit limit. I'm paying them off. They don't seem very happy about that.

The Banksters want everyone to be in debt and they want you to be dependent on them for something.




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Fri 12/21/12 07:13 PM

The Banksters want everyone to be in debt and they want you to be dependent on them for something.


You got it babe!...As far as debt goes, get out and stay out...It REALLY pisses off the bankers. :thumbsup:

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Fri 12/21/12 07:29 PM
Edited by Jeanniebean on Fri 12/21/12 07:30 PM
Yep they expect you to be in debt, and on lots of drugs.

I don't go to doctors very often but the last time I went to a doctor he wanted a list of my medications. (I'm 63)

When I told him I did not take any medications he gave me a look like I was lying. He simply did not believe me.

I think he thought I was trying to get him to prescribe something. I told him I don't take any drugs and I don't want any.

Most people over 60 are taking at least 5 to 10 different medications, maybe more I guess.

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Fri 12/21/12 07:43 PM
the current queen of england is but a figurehead

and I can think of worse places for gold to be

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Fri 12/21/12 09:30 PM
Edited by JustDukkyMkII on Fri 12/21/12 09:31 PM

the current queen of england is but a figurehead

and I can think of worse places for gold to be


Don't let the "titular" word fool you. She still has the Royal Prerogative. And given her connection to the Crown (no not that one!) she is one of the richest and most powerful people on the planet.

As far as the gold goes, I can't think of a worse place for it to be than a bank.

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Fri 12/21/12 10:05 PM
Edited by Jeanniebean on Fri 12/21/12 10:08 PM

the current queen of england is but a figurehead

and I can think of worse places for gold to be




Hey if you seriously need a safe place for your gold and silver, you can put them in my personal bunker safe. I will keep it for you. Honest. bigsmile I will even give you a receipt.

Actually I can't think of a worse place to put your gold... than in the hands of the biggest family of thieves and murderers the world has ever seen.

The evil queen and her vampire sons.

Here comes the Queen
with her vampire sons
and they drink the blood
of the little ones.

So watch your children
and hide your gold;
Here comes the Queen
and her blood runs cold.





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