This is a response to Homesteadacres ( who has a great channel on youtube). Please subscribe to him His channel: www.youtube.com
On June 16, 2010, In Uncategorized, by admin
This is a response to Homesteadacres ( who has a great channel on youtube). Please subscribe to him His channel: www.youtube.com













“Mortgaging your home, which I would not agree to.” Well you must be a fortunate soul. If you do not have to fight back the debt of a mortgage I can see how you would have the ability and desire to aquire gold and silver. I have to correct you about Hell breaking loose. Food, firearms and ammo will make your gold and silver look like silly putty.
once again John thanks for this post and permoting our chanel
hey thanks
great video, you know thats what i think is so cool about you tube ,
Homesteadacres is wonderful!!!!
Hey, I haven’t heard from you in a while. How are things?
Peace.
K.K.
I am sorry. I miss your point here. His Circumsion has nothing to do with being morally wise.
U are wise beyond your years Kittenkattan!
morning john
wed..
TNX..
10 yr treasury
3.97%…
load silver peoples
peace out..
Even though this was posted a few days ago, it just showed up on my subscription today. Good video, will share widely. Greetings from France.
thank you. well stated response. i also happen to agree with you.
note to :
withdraw to sguare ..
neither do i ..
who cares ..
you have a
small mind ..
john has big heart ..
morning john…tuesday
DXY 80.00 down 1.1 %…10 yr 3.86%….rising
gold silver ..upward motion ..
got great deal silver.. ebay sunday night.. 2am
200 0z … 3001.13$….26 less than spot ..
free shipping…pay pal 3 click ..
just buried 2- 300 gal fuel tanks
next to wood shed..this wkend
low profile .under the wood pile..soon..
food/water.. fuel.. silver ..friends
protect your future guys ..
take care ..the time is …NOW..
peace out
He doesn’t have a foreskin.
Thank you Kittenkattan
part two ..
this is going to have to be paid down (or defaulted on). This is the lingering deflation risk that the bond bears have yet to factor in.
lingering deflationary risk…
hmmmmmm…
that’s a whole lot of lingering..
take care peoples ..
secure your parsnips ..
Household Debt-To-Net Worth ratio, which is currently at an all time high of 26%. Rosenberg estimates that depending on where this ratio normalizes (either the pre-bubble 20% level, or the long term average of 16%), it would involve a debt elimination of $3-5 trillion. This delta is simply too big to be absorbed by taxpayers: “A goodly chunk of this excess debt — bringing credit into realignment with the permanently new and lower level of household net worth..
fun with DXY… highs and lows
5-Days 80.82 on 06/05/09 78.3 on 06/02/09 +1.86%
20-Days 83.22 on 05/18/09 78.33 on 06/02/09 -2.56%
65-Days 89.45 on 03/09/09 78.33 on 06/02/09 -9.36%
100-Days 89.62 on 03/04/09 78.33 on 06/02/09 -4.79%
failed treasuries sale this week 10 and 30 yr..
could drive DXY
sub 78.00..
take care
If you PM me I can give you sources for longterm food storage. The LDS Canneries allow non LDS to utilize their dry pack. I’m not LDS and over half of the 3.5 years of food storage I have is from the LDS Canneries. There are other sources as well. Eat what you store and store what you eat. If you follow that one rule of food storage you will never regret having food storage. Just my honest opinion and a rule that I have been following since 1999.
I agree. Whatever PM I have are not for my husband and me, but for our children’s and grandchildren’s future.
Wonderful vid!
That’s a very good point. Thanks.
You are all my cousins, ultimately; so it is my duty to reach out to people and help them if I can.
I just wish all the friends and relatives I have lent money to in my life would simply pay it back (at no interest!), rather than letting their own unwillingness to settle their just debts become a reason to avoid me. Instead, I see them buying themselves things they don’t need, and their vestigial consciences compel them to avoid me, even though I don’t actively dun them. =-[.]-=
The key to solve our ills is to return to the principles of: -
1. Individual liberty and limited government
2. A moral and altruistic ethic taught in society
3. A moral and ethical money system free of interest, debt, speculation, derivatives and manipulation.