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HardeeHo's avatar

Given the historic failure of all central planning, Xi's rule can watch the decline until he is escorted away. For us the WEF may extend indefinite tentacles that will strangle until we agree it must stop.

Too much nonsense about National socialism that I doubt is really that pervasive. But the collaboration between government and money interests will ever end.

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Thanks HH and I agree that central planning has failed in the past because they lacked the technology for a total control mechanism and thus the financial system failed crushing the economy like the USSR.

The WEF/UN vision is to use programmable CBDCs to manage liquidity ensuring the money supply like the CCP which is actually working looking at their stats and feedback from my readers in China where the population are favourable to compliance.

In the West, our money controls rely on willing buyers of bonds, and this is failing which is why the CBs are going for digital controls in the next few years. IMHO though they have missed the fatal link - many independent minded westerners, who have been used to freedoms, will not comply and use all sorts of methods to get around the digital controls.

Governments are merely the handmaidens of the bankers who control the money supply just a Nathan Rothschild said all those years ago. I believe that local economies will get us away from the bankers' controls which i am writing about in Part 2. Here's how it works already:

https://www.theorganicprepper.com/lessons-from-an-underground-economy/

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HardeeHo's avatar

It is amazing to see those trapped in a totalitarian political state not rebel. I suspect there are many even in China that evade restrictions. In many place people vote with their feet as we are seeing that influx in the US. I suspect those arrivals may give the US more future strength although that may take time; sadly some bad stuff arrives along with them. Our incompetence defeats sound judgement. OTOH, the US has a large number of people not willing to easily submit to rule; we shall see. Way too many accepted the loss of freedom out of irrational fear.

Neither you nor I at our ages can prepare very well except to guard our finances. Should things really get bad, I imagine my small store of coins will be useful. But I only have so many rounds from my wee shotgun and pistols to ward off looters. I do have friends deep in the mountains who have become somewhat self-sufficient if I have the gas to get there. But my time horizon is short so I worry over my grands and hope my last will help them. In a stable society my plans might work and my shares might hold. Going forward who knows.

Ready for Part 2.

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PROTECT & SURVIVE's avatar

Who knows, indeed my good friend HH? We are both in the same boat. I am relying on my annuities - which themselves rely on the markets - which are increasingly unstable. They WILL throw us under the bus when the chips are down. Or they will convert my income stream into digital CBDCs. Thus I must plan to provide for myself without this income.

My advice would be to follow your friends into the mountains as i am constructing a local economy here in SW England for the time being. I plan to go south in due course. We can never defeat the Globalists but we can side-step them, which is why I am writing Part 2 of my book.

Look out for Thursday when I will be posting another article on Part 2. We already have the technology to survive and prosper locally without the banksters dystopian future.

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