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Quote from: Infinite African Westcoastin 2012 and 13' on August 13, 2013, 02:13:52 PMQuote from: V2DHeart on August 13, 2013, 06:11:24 AMPlan ahead? yes.... Get life insurance? No.Putting money (I use the term "money" loosely) into a large pot run in a fake fiat system run by political crooks that could collapse at any time is not wise, regardless of what people say about investment. It was at one time seen as good and profitable but current times have shown us differently.I would recommend investing in measures for things that are going to be financially straining in the future when your child is older like ESSENTIAL things. Food and heat (IE; energy) are 2 things I'd invest in to minimize the cost and burden on your child when older because trust me, people will be priced out of heating their homes and being able to eat. Installing a fireplace upstairs and downstairs, making your own solar panels from solar cells and growing your own veg. A lot of American's are too fat and lazy as are a lot of Europeans to actually put effort into anything, and continue paying extortionate prices for electricity and fuel. In the past, I would have every heater on in the house, and during winter my energy costs would cost me around £200 a month (over $300) Now, with a fireplace upstairs and downstairs with specially installed fans and ventilation, I can heat my entire home with fire. I am surrounded by 2 separate wooded areas meaning I was saving over $150 a month. Teach your child how to make fire, how to grow food, how to do car repairs. People are conditioned to believe they must keep this fake system surviving in order for them to survive. Man has lived without this BS. If you have the money, invest in silver - Copper is safe for a return, but won't get any profit when your older as China have stockpiled this resource meaning anything they make at cheap rates will run the price down for the rest of usteach my son how to make fire?? come on bro... I appreciate your post as it was the only decent response in the thread... but teaching my son how to make fire? Come on homie.. it's the year 2013!! Why not?Learn the basics of survival. Don't assume that the economy and way of life if going to stay the same or improve - it's not!The dollar will crash, and we are coming towards the final stages.Yeah it's 2013, but some people believe they'll get 72 virgins in heaven!The more I read your posts, more I see that you're really confused!
Quote from: V2DHeart on August 13, 2013, 06:11:24 AMPlan ahead? yes.... Get life insurance? No.Putting money (I use the term "money" loosely) into a large pot run in a fake fiat system run by political crooks that could collapse at any time is not wise, regardless of what people say about investment. It was at one time seen as good and profitable but current times have shown us differently.I would recommend investing in measures for things that are going to be financially straining in the future when your child is older like ESSENTIAL things. Food and heat (IE; energy) are 2 things I'd invest in to minimize the cost and burden on your child when older because trust me, people will be priced out of heating their homes and being able to eat. Installing a fireplace upstairs and downstairs, making your own solar panels from solar cells and growing your own veg. A lot of American's are too fat and lazy as are a lot of Europeans to actually put effort into anything, and continue paying extortionate prices for electricity and fuel. In the past, I would have every heater on in the house, and during winter my energy costs would cost me around £200 a month (over $300) Now, with a fireplace upstairs and downstairs with specially installed fans and ventilation, I can heat my entire home with fire. I am surrounded by 2 separate wooded areas meaning I was saving over $150 a month. Teach your child how to make fire, how to grow food, how to do car repairs. People are conditioned to believe they must keep this fake system surviving in order for them to survive. Man has lived without this BS. If you have the money, invest in silver - Copper is safe for a return, but won't get any profit when your older as China have stockpiled this resource meaning anything they make at cheap rates will run the price down for the rest of usteach my son how to make fire?? come on bro... I appreciate your post as it was the only decent response in the thread... but teaching my son how to make fire? Come on homie.. it's the year 2013!!
Plan ahead? yes.... Get life insurance? No.Putting money (I use the term "money" loosely) into a large pot run in a fake fiat system run by political crooks that could collapse at any time is not wise, regardless of what people say about investment. It was at one time seen as good and profitable but current times have shown us differently.I would recommend investing in measures for things that are going to be financially straining in the future when your child is older like ESSENTIAL things. Food and heat (IE; energy) are 2 things I'd invest in to minimize the cost and burden on your child when older because trust me, people will be priced out of heating their homes and being able to eat. Installing a fireplace upstairs and downstairs, making your own solar panels from solar cells and growing your own veg. A lot of American's are too fat and lazy as are a lot of Europeans to actually put effort into anything, and continue paying extortionate prices for electricity and fuel. In the past, I would have every heater on in the house, and during winter my energy costs would cost me around £200 a month (over $300) Now, with a fireplace upstairs and downstairs with specially installed fans and ventilation, I can heat my entire home with fire. I am surrounded by 2 separate wooded areas meaning I was saving over $150 a month. Teach your child how to make fire, how to grow food, how to do car repairs. People are conditioned to believe they must keep this fake system surviving in order for them to survive. Man has lived without this BS. If you have the money, invest in silver - Copper is safe for a return, but won't get any profit when your older as China have stockpiled this resource meaning anything they make at cheap rates will run the price down for the rest of us
Quote from: heyyou on August 14, 2013, 12:13:47 AMQuote from: Infinite African Westcoastin 2012 and 13' on August 13, 2013, 02:13:52 PMQuote from: V2DHeart on August 13, 2013, 06:11:24 AMPlan ahead? yes.... Get life insurance? No.Putting money (I use the term "money" loosely) into a large pot run in a fake fiat system run by political crooks that could collapse at any time is not wise, regardless of what people say about investment. It was at one time seen as good and profitable but current times have shown us differently.I would recommend investing in measures for things that are going to be financially straining in the future when your child is older like ESSENTIAL things. Food and heat (IE; energy) are 2 things I'd invest in to minimize the cost and burden on your child when older because trust me, people will be priced out of heating their homes and being able to eat. Installing a fireplace upstairs and downstairs, making your own solar panels from solar cells and growing your own veg. A lot of American's are too fat and lazy as are a lot of Europeans to actually put effort into anything, and continue paying extortionate prices for electricity and fuel. In the past, I would have every heater on in the house, and during winter my energy costs would cost me around £200 a month (over $300) Now, with a fireplace upstairs and downstairs with specially installed fans and ventilation, I can heat my entire home with fire. I am surrounded by 2 separate wooded areas meaning I was saving over $150 a month. Teach your child how to make fire, how to grow food, how to do car repairs. People are conditioned to believe they must keep this fake system surviving in order for them to survive. Man has lived without this BS. If you have the money, invest in silver - Copper is safe for a return, but won't get any profit when your older as China have stockpiled this resource meaning anything they make at cheap rates will run the price down for the rest of usteach my son how to make fire?? come on bro... I appreciate your post as it was the only decent response in the thread... but teaching my son how to make fire? Come on homie.. it's the year 2013!! Why not?Learn the basics of survival. Don't assume that the economy and way of life if going to stay the same or improve - it's not!The dollar will crash, and we are coming towards the final stages.Yeah it's 2013, but some people believe they'll get 72 virgins in heaven!The more I read your posts, more I see that you're really confused!The only one to get it Take away electricity, and crash the economy and see just how many people wouldn't be able to carry out the basics of survival. Fire is essential for heat, for cooking, for water purification and killing bacteria, for light at night, even helping to heal wounds are just some of the uses. Hell you could even shove on greens and use the smoke to keep insects away. People take this invaluable skill for granted. If you, or your son doesn't know how to create this with a couple of sticks, then it's something I'd strongly suggest. It sounds "prehistoric", but I'm no hippy tree-hugger. I actually work within the corporate structure, suit and all. But I see the world for what it is. I have no pension or life insurance, I put all my money into precious metals because I know our fiat currency is worthless and can collapse at any time leaving us all with nothing, lost savings, no value in our homes, which is why I always discourage people putting into pensions or life insurances especially those who aren't fully knowledgeable on contractual law.It's only one point. My other points were for you to create your own energy, and install your own fireplaces/heating system. I guess tying this all together is saying one thing -> You want to limit or minimize your reliance upon the system as much as possible, so that YOU can control your own existence and have the skills available to you should anything happen. This includes a reliance upon a fiat currency THEY control, and can manipulate at any time. Get your own wealth in non-renewable materials, physical assets that have depletable properties, Oil and Gold being the 2 main ones, and invest in that - Don't delete digits from your account every month towards a system run on worthless digital fiat currency
Why not?Learn the basics of survival. Don't assume that the economy and way of life if going to stay the same or improve - it's not!The dollar will crash, and we are coming towards the final stages.Yeah it's 2013, but some people believe they'll get 72 virgins in heaven!The more I read your posts, more I see that you're really confused!
i mean its not a bad idea in the long run, right now your young and in debt so i wouldnt worry too much about it, but later in life you will because if your parents are gone and your stuck with nothing, life insurance will atleast help your son out by burying your ass and doing whatever he needs to do to take care of you when your gone.sounds like your brother is just trying to make a sell on you or whatever but later in life you should really look into it for your son's sake...
@ InfiniteI don't necessary agree with V2DHeart on his opinion on religion.But he does have some solid points on Cash and gold.To dismiss them because he cannot give you a date is in my humble opinion not wise.The US-dollar is in ICU. It is kept alive.It used 2 be redeemable in Gold. But it no longer is.Germany had there Gold saved in the US (because of the cold war, they saved it on another continent)In return Germany could have Loans in US Dolars.Now The German High court, has said 2 their central bank, pay off the debt and get our gold back.When They asked 4 it... The federal reserve said No, you can not have it back.Then the High court of Germany said, very well let us just see it, that it is still there.This is the reply:http://nsnbc.me/2013/04/18/federal-reserve-refuses-to-submit-to-an-audit-of-germanys-gold-held-in-u-s-vaults-2/Strange isn't it.. and they still print Dollars like there is no tomorow.I Agree with V2DHeart, although I can not name a date either.
Quote from: heyyou on August 14, 2013, 12:13:47 AMWhy not?Learn the basics of survival. Don't assume that the economy and way of life if going to stay the same or improve - it's not!The dollar will crash, and we are coming towards the final stages.Yeah it's 2013, but some people believe they'll get 72 virgins in heaven!The more I read your posts, more I see that you're really confused!Nicca please... where do you live and where have you traveled to? Why don't you go spend some time in Africa and then come back and tell me all your doomsday predictions. Look, I'm a libertarian and Ron Paul supporter, so I do agree that you've diagnosed a trend of the harmful affects that fiat currency can cause... however, let's keep shit in perspective...What you don't realize is we have infrastructure, even if the dollar fails we still have the kind of infrastructure other countries dream about. And I'm not bragging on America because I'm not the type of person to brag, but I'm also not about to waste what limited resources I do have on building underground bunkers.And you want to call me confused, but what I always ask people like yourself is to predict for me a date when the dollar is going to crash? Predict for me an actual date... you won't do that... you are afraid to give me an actual year that it will collapse... because you know deep down that a few years from now shit will still be running in America
Time frame? Well I'm surprised it's survived now, but they are doing all types of manipulation to keep it going, but that manipulation has and will get bigger and bigger to maintain that illusion that everything is ok.I think it will definitely collapse in 10 years,
Quote from: heyyou on August 15, 2013, 12:31:54 AMTime frame? Well I'm surprised it's survived now, but they are doing all types of manipulation to keep it going, but that manipulation has and will get bigger and bigger to maintain that illusion that everything is ok.I think it will definitely collapse in 10 years, ...and there it is homie, you said it! I got it quoted! I've been on this forum for 10 years already, so hell; maybe I'll still be around in another 10 years. And when it's 2023 and shit is still runnin in America, and my son is still doing just fine having not learned how to make fire, and the underground bunker you built still hasn't gotten any use... then you will have to admit my superior intelligence over you!!
Quote from: Infinite African Westcoastin 2012 and 13' on August 15, 2013, 01:17:50 AMQuote from: heyyou on August 15, 2013, 12:31:54 AMTime frame? Well I'm surprised it's survived now, but they are doing all types of manipulation to keep it going, but that manipulation has and will get bigger and bigger to maintain that illusion that everything is ok.I think it will definitely collapse in 10 years, ...and there it is homie, you said it! I got it quoted! I've been on this forum for 10 years already, so hell; maybe I'll still be around in another 10 years. And when it's 2023 and shit is still runnin in America, and my son is still doing just fine having not learned how to make fire, and the underground bunker you built still hasn't gotten any use... then you will have to admit my superior intelligence over you!! Yeah I said it, but you obviously made up the part where I said I was building or built a bunker. I haven't unlikely to do so.I also didn't say shit wouldn't be running in America, just that the average person will have a limited access to it ie the roads will still be there but will people be able to afford fuel for their cars for egWe'll see how it pans out then over the years!
Quote from: heyyou on August 15, 2013, 01:30:24 AMQuote from: Infinite African Westcoastin 2012 and 13' on August 15, 2013, 01:17:50 AMQuote from: heyyou on August 15, 2013, 12:31:54 AMTime frame? Well I'm surprised it's survived now, but they are doing all types of manipulation to keep it going, but that manipulation has and will get bigger and bigger to maintain that illusion that everything is ok.I think it will definitely collapse in 10 years, ...and there it is homie, you said it! I got it quoted! I've been on this forum for 10 years already, so hell; maybe I'll still be around in another 10 years. And when it's 2023 and shit is still runnin in America, and my son is still doing just fine having not learned how to make fire, and the underground bunker you built still hasn't gotten any use... then you will have to admit my superior intelligence over you!! Yeah I said it, but you obviously made up the part where I said I was building or built a bunker. I haven't unlikely to do so.I also didn't say shit wouldn't be running in America, just that the average person will have a limited access to it ie the roads will still be there but will people be able to afford fuel for their cars for egWe'll see how it pans out then over the years!and will I regret not teaching my son how to make a fire in 10 years?
Quote from: Young Jizz on August 14, 2013, 12:21:43 AMi mean its not a bad idea in the long run, right now your young and in debt so i wouldnt worry too much about it, but later in life you will because if your parents are gone and your stuck with nothing, life insurance will atleast help your son out by burying your ass and doing whatever he needs to do to take care of you when your gone.sounds like your brother is just trying to make a sell on you or whatever but later in life you should really look into it for your son's sake...word... see Young Jizz is far from my homie, but even he's not ridiculous enough to try to convince me to buy life insurance
i wouldnt say im far from your homie, cus at one time we were cool, but i just disagree on alot of things you do/say/believe... does that make me your enemy? well i would hope not
Quote from: Young Jizz on August 21, 2013, 03:59:45 AMi wouldnt say im far from your homie, cus at one time we were cool, but i just disagree on alot of things you do/say/believe... does that make me your enemy? well i would hope notthat's what makes it worse.. because you were a homie and you stabbed me in the back (using a past positive exchange against me). We spoke personally on some stuff outside the dubcc back in the day. I took time out to try to help you with something, sincerely and in good faith. You were genuine back in those days, and to see what you became saddened me.
i had a change of mind, it happens, yeah you helped me out and lead me in a right direction when i was 14 and i thank you for that, but i was too young to make any decisions like that i wanted to live my life and see how it played out, i eventually left the troubled life on my own and i think im doing pretty good for myself 10 years later
Quote from: Young Jizz on August 21, 2013, 01:15:35 PMi had a change of mind, it happens, yeah you helped me out and lead me in a right direction when i was 14 and i thank you for that, but i was too young to make any decisions like that i wanted to live my life and see how it played out, i eventually left the troubled life on my own and i think im doing pretty good for myself 10 years laterthat's all well and good...It's not like I was holding you to anything... you can choose whatever kind of life you want for yourself.. but you don't have to throw the nicca under the bus that tried to help you at one point just because you changed course.