Posted on 12/06/2012 7:20:30 PM PST by blam
Good article but I’m thinking that those with ammo are far better off.
Yes, it’s like that kid’s game. Rock, scissors, paper. The lead will be the gold and silver everytime though.
The U.S. is on track to become the world’s largest oil producer in eight years and the biggest producer of gas in five, according to the International Energy Agency, which projects energy self sufficiency in 25 years. That remarkable turnaround not only shifts the U.S. relationship with the Middle East but, as economists at RBC Capital Markets predicted in recent research note, will reduce energy imports so far that it will shrink the U.S. trade deficit and eventually convert the current account deficit into a surplus. Inevitably, RBC argues, this will provide long-term support for the dollar.
I agree. Just bought a 30-06 today (my reach out and touch someone weapon) to round out may arsenal. Now will be stocking up on ammo for it to match the stock for my other weapons.
Oil could go as low as 25.00. Inflation adjusted when it was 10.00. It could super charge the economy and payoff the deficit.
Only way out of this mess is for some countries to band together and force oil off the dollar. Then the dollar would plummet and the US government would not be able to sell as much debt. Yeah, it’ll be hell here, but we deserve what’s coming.
What's happening is a mutual game of "let's pretend." Both sides of the Atlantic are playing it. They give each other credit lines and pretend it's real money.
The house of cards will come tumbling down; a long wave contraction like this requires it.
It's the "when" that has everyone guessing (except the clowns in DC, who think they can print to "infinity").
He is on the hyperinflation, gold 5K bus. But, we already have high amounts of inflation! The Dow is inflated, housing, and we exported 'inflation' to China.
Those with ammo = Department of Social Security and Department of Education.
But blam, you have to understand that one of Obama’s goals this term is to end fracking and all other domestic energy production, except for solar and wind power.
That’s why I’ve shifted all my funds from aggressive to conservative.
In addition to that, I’m investing in big bags of large breed dog food to take care of my other security measures.
..and U.S. Weather Service, Forestry Service and DHS. They all purchased millions of rounds at about the same time as SS and DE.
Solar and wind are like unions = money laundering operations for the Fat Cat Socialists. If only Solyndra had been investigated.
Until these past two years gold was not above $800 and for most of its history was never above $100 an ounce. It skyrocketed these past two years. I will not pay $1800 for gold because when the bubble bursts (because people are afraid now) the price will tumble back down to under $800. I see no advantage there. It happened in real estate and it will happen in gold.
If land prices dropped - remember they can’t make more of it - what chance does anything else have?
I’m going to stock up on plenty of firearms, ammo, food and water. Bury whatever money I have left and just sit tight.
I think the regime’s agencies loaded up on ammo so that if Romney (by some miracle, given 0bama’s massive voter fraud machine) won the election, 0bama’s agencies were prepared NOT to leave office.
I love large working breeds. Have owned 2 and am on the 3rd, which is still just a puppy. I likely will not be able to handle another one when this guy goes to the Rainbow Bridge, though, as I will be around 82, then. They live 12 years +/- and usually become mellow wussies by age 10 or so.
My dogs have been Akitas and they are what is known as frugal eaters, so the costs aren’t all that bad. But you do have to factor in 18-24 months of training in order to have a reliable security guard that can also be trusted to discriminate between visitor and enemy and still be a loving family member.
Right now, the 14-week-old puppy loves everyone and everything, even the old cat who hates his guts.
With some breeds, you also have to be aware that there are people who will consider them *vicious* and your home-owners’ insurance company may decline to cover because of them.
Then, there is the fact that they can easily be shot from a distance.
I really believe one should own these guys because you love them, want to give them a wonderful life and intend to share your home with them for over a decade. I’d rather train one to be a pack dog or weight-puller than a major source of security besides a simple announcement of someone’s arrival on the property.
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