Like it or not we work for fiat currency. What's the best long term investment to protect that energy you've spent to earn that money, so that it is liquid enough to convert back to fiat if necessary, but will also maintain its worth in the event of societal collapse?
Shit load of preserved food?
Land?
Guns and ammo to protect said investments
Renewable energy infrastructure for your home?
Would it literally just be anything that you need to be self sufficient?
I've recently discovered Michael Ruppert....
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rektumsempra ago
I've heard federal reserve notes are legal tender but not lawful money, but popular law dictionaries (secondary sources) say legal tender=lawful money. I think you can invest in the United States Treasury instead of the Federal Reserve, which you're doing right now because you use Federal Reserve Notes. Google images of old bills. They used to say United States Dollar where ours say Federal Reserve Note. Most people don't realize there's a difference... lmao. Obviously you can buy Treasury bonds (10+ year time till maturity) but there are also Treasury Notes (1-10 years) and Treasury Bills (<1 year). You buy them at a discount and they mature to their face value (a bill might mature to its face value of $100 in 12 months so the Treasury sells it to me for $98). If you expect hyperinflation to happen, you should be happy buying a Treasury bond, note, or bill for above face value. Better to pay $102 for something that will be worth $100 in a year if the Federal Reserve collapses but the US Government doesn't. $98 was just an example; it doesn't have to be under face value even though it normally is. You buy them at the market price which ends up being different at every auction. Auctions are weekly I think, but you might need a broker apparently. Idk.
7e62ce85 ago
Do NOT buy treasury bonds. Lol wtf you kike.
rektumsempra ago
Then buy something, because right now if you own federal reserve notes you're investing in the jewish international bankers -- NOT the United States. You must realize, though, that the United States collapsing and the Federal Reserve collapsing are NOT the same thing. Both the military and the Treasury are under formally defined, legislative, absolute control of the United States government, not the Federal Reserve. I guess that could change... that would be the most disturbing event in history. I guess you'd need a constitutional amendment stripping the President of his role as the Commander-in-Chief and giving it to the chairman of the Federal Reserve. I'm talking about formal control, by the way, in case you already forgot. Saying Israel formally controls our President is false, since there's no legislation remotely close to that. Prohibiting boycotting Israel is a bad sign for sure, but nowhere is it written that Trump reports to Netanyahu. If he decides to, he's a coward should stick to building hotels. The buck stops with him until the Constitution changes.
Personally, though, I prefer cryptocurrency because it's literally the people's money. I prefer it to gold even. Monero is my favorite, because it's untraceable and perfectly private. Is right-wing anarchy a thing? lol
7e62ce85 ago
I already only hold a minimum of fiat.
rektumsempra ago
If there's hyperinflation, it will be of the Federal Reserve Note and the price of Treasury bonds (in terms of federal reserve notes) will go up a ton. You'll have to pay $200 for something that will yield $100 in a year because in a year that $200 will be like $50. I think that's the general idea of how it will work. Not that it's any better than buying gold.
Trump was a billionaire since like his 30s. He didn't have to marry his daughter to a jew to get rich.