When Money Dies

[@rockstarofredondo]

CovAIDS didn’t shut anything down. Politicians did.

[@andrewblake2254]

That's true but when disease is rife people stay home and spend no money anyway.. So it ends up not making so much difference. Australia locked down, squashed the disease and is now almost back to normal, Don't believe me just check out the facts. It does seem to be easier in smaller countries . ie Taiwan, New Zealand etc,

[@rockstarofredondo]

@@andrewblake2254 “Australia” can’t “squash the disease” neither can Iockdowns. ViraI infections run their course no matter what peopIe or govtardments do or do not do. ln fact, aII Iockdowns can possibIy do is proIong the intervaI between introduction and Herd lmmunity. l have Iooked at aII the data as many have aIready presented 9 months worth of it, proving repeatedIy what l have stated.

[@andrewblake2254]

@@rockstarofredondo Check your facts. Australia has almost squashed it and New Zealand like wise. In fact the government and will of the people in choosing to cooperate has just about eliminated it. It is possible. Maybe we are not in a stage of total disintegration like US, UK and most of Europe.

[@Cryptogally]

Exactly. It was all so over exaggerated and used to gain control.

[@emschafe]

The thing about being everyone's reserve currency is that when everyone loses faith in the ability of that currency to hold value they all want to dump that part of their reserve. So you get a cascading failure where all that exported inflation comes flooding back.

[@JennWest-Liberty]

I got kicked off Twitter.

[@doodmayne7535]

I just got the jail card today. Its sickening the censorship going on

[@ConsciousOne369]

This should be retitled to "When Irredeemable Fiat Debt Based Currency Dies". #MakeSilverMoneyAgain

[@ludwigvonmiseswasright4380]

LOL ....yes....i agree

[@iulianserban10]

can you tell me how silver will work as money in globalized, digitalized world? :)

[@CB-so8xd]

@@iulianserban10 The same way cash does

[@iulianserban10]

@@CB-so8xd we will pay in silver? i pretty doubt

[@ConsciousOne369]

@@iulianserban10 you can pay in cash or by credit card or via QR code however you want. Why does it have to be one or the other with you? We should have physical silver & gold coins back in circulation as base money and a digitized silver & gold backed cryptos with the silver & gold stored in vaults for digital transactions. No one wants an unbacked CBDC as base money!

[@theAxehound]

The only answer is money that is completely independent of governments and states! As long as you let them extort though inflation, they will! With Goldback and Sikverback technology there is no excuse, the only intervention government should have in currency is to prosecute counterfeiters and execute debasers (as per current US Law; ) Separation of buck and State!

[@Bowman520]

Is there anyway to get this book from Mr. Deist if you don’t have Twitter?

[@AlwaysHopeful87]

I don't do Swampitter either.

[@JennWest-Liberty]

I got kicked off.

[@One-way]

@@JennWest-Liberty I’m working toward that…😉

[@andrewblake2254]

250,000 men unemployed after the war or 2.5 million? 250k does not sound right.

[@unifiedbehavioraltheory8390]

Shopping on Istiklal street with USD over the Winter was nice.

[@SCOTT-ki3ve]

Where are these factories in America that they are talking about?

[@davidfarrer3487]

Fergusson born in Scotland I believe. Not an Englishman. A good book though!

[@mikehardwicke23]

Glasgow.

[@mikehardwicke23]

I think?

[@davidfarrer3487]

@@mikehardwicke23 The web says he was born in Scotland in 1932 but not where as far as I can see. He then went to Eton (like Boris!) and Cambridge. Fergusson with two S'S is very Ayrshire, where Adam Fergusson's father was from and where I grew up. Adam Fergusson served in the European Parliament for a Scottish constituency. I read the book a couple of years ago.

[@mikehardwicke23]

@@davidfarrer3487 I haven't seen it with a double 's' before.

[@derrick_v]

Thanks

[@AlwaysHopeful87]

Grapics?

[@thomashockman4972]

Are you volunteering?

[@nomorewar4189]

The creation of debt based money at interest is now the new normal - they talk like it’s the only way. Lol

[@goobtron]

Get governments out of money. Buy bitcoin

[@cretansuperbos2121]

I'll bet you regret that statement...

[@goobtron]

@@cretansuperbos2121 cool story

[@CarlosMolina-fn3ep]

@@cretansuperbos2121 fed

[@yingorange99]

First vote first view and first comment wow

[@davidevans6618]

Squirrels don't pay rent and the experts are baffled ? Money usurps free will yes ?, so time to realize money isn't the solution and accept it's the problem.

[@PreciousBoxer]

I'd rather hear about the death of the stock market. Who gave birth to the idea of money anyway? Why should anyone care about something dying when it has no greater utility than what we give to it?

[@blendergaming1579]

Money is a medium of exchange and form of accounting. What was easier, moving a goat around or coins? The answer as to why it exists is easy. The answer to why it was manipulated is also easy, greed and power.

[@roy8200]

Money naturally evolved and eventually into metals in every society on every continent that developed trade and barter. Money eliminates the need for a coincidence of wants and allowed the division of labor to take place. In my opinion money is by far the single greatest reason for human progress and achievement and a better living standard for the world over. The problem is money is no longer a commodity competing in the market, instead its controlled by bankers and given monopoly rights by politicians. Banks are no longer warehouses of real money, they are digital printing machines that inflate every fiat dollar which is money backed by force instead of free trade by a 9-1 rate robbing us of our purchasing power. The newly printed dollars are first given to government officials (the reason they grant monopoly rights to bankers) who can then spend them on the welfare/warfare state and enough campaign promises to be re elected BEFORE the dollars enter the markets and cause inflation, driving up the cost of living for everyone. Of course the rising costs are blamed on the markets instead of politicians and more government is demanded by a state indoctrinated population and foolish policies like a minimum wage is implemented paid for by more fiat currency further eroding our purchasing power and transferring real property into the hands of few. Then these government sanctioned, privately issued counterfeit dollars are loaned to people like you and I with a promise that we pay back the money plus interest. Often times the people who borrow this money default and end up losing real property like a house or business to foreclosure on a loan made up out of thin air. The bank now owns real property in exchange for paper dollars that they printed.

[@PreciousBoxer]

I appreciate the time each of you has invested into replying, because time is money. The stock market is more than any of you seem to have considered though. It's a form of gambling as well as a medium for laundering.

[@theAxehound]

The "stock market" at least as "Wall Street" was and could be again a great replacement to usury, when usury is finally banned!!