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I see CAPS and (parens) guy is here too!
I will survive a lot better than most. I invested in lead with other precious metals and powder since I was 16 and Im almost 70 now.
A for sure negotiation tool. I will eat and have cover and I know how to secure my perimeter. I worry about those corporate pencil pushers who were never taught. They are first to fall. Im not a doom and groomer. Those who cant secure themselves have much to worry about.
@cm whoever is writing this, id love to learn more
Last thing if -
Long-term 20-30 year Treasury yields rise high enough (due to the ever-rising U.S. National debt).
The U.S. economic-financisl system will be in trouble (including the stock market).
I know most of you (not all) do not have a clue what I am talking about.
2026-2027 (or starts sooner) you will.
Very few people understand what I am talking about in regards to rising long-term 10-20-30 year Treasury yields in the future.
Hint - If the (current) U.S. National debt of $37.8 Trillion (and rising) continues its' trajectory.
You are going to find out - 100% guaranteed.
Gold just passed $4,000.00 an ounce for a reason.
I care, we all should care.
Those that do not (are Totally naive).
Does anyone really think an exploding U.S. National debt of $37.8 Trillion (and rising) won't have (Very negative) consequences in the future for the U.S. economic-financial system.
Right now, Interest paid by the U.S. taxpayer is $1.05 Trillion a year on the U.S. National debt per usdebtclock.
Remember, the Trump Tax bill adds another $3.74 Trillion (minimum) to the (current, and rising) $37.5 U.S. National debt; and if (current) projections are correct; it rises to $51.6 Trillion by the end of the Trump term (2028).
You will will find out when long-term Treasury yields rise in the future (just how Totally naive you are).
Who cares about government elite money? I don't!
Thats exactly where the anarchists have taken us. Free Healthcare?
Why it matters.
The outlays.
Remember, taxpayer revenue helps pay for the Interest on the U.S. National debt.
https://www.pgpf.org/programs-and-projects/fiscal-policy/monthly-interest-tracker-national-debt/