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Mar 16, 2023Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Thanks Tereza! That's way more info than I can get through in a short time, and I am pretty far down on the curve. I wanted to share one more story about retirement. It's the fraud of the 401K. If your rich, go for it. If you are a regular wage earner, you might be better off spending it than saving it. You can't save enough to retire on no matter what instrument you use. Most people can't save at all. And, do you really want someone else managing your money in the stock market?

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if you divide the inflating money supply by the deflating population it looks even worse, the dilution.

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What is so remarkable is how we go along, hamsters on the proverbial wheel, following the rules, paying our taxes! in a system designed to drain our efforts for someone else's benefits, so whatever we manage to accumulate disappears in front of our eyes.

What a spell!

New system incoming, and if we want it to be human friendly, we will need to turn away from this slave-system and create our own. Real 'currency' is what flows between humans who are cooperating together, using nature as the abundant resource it is, and creating real value through bonds of affection and care.

Get ready, here we go...

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Gosh girl - you wouldn’t be among one of those anti -fascist, anti-digital currency and Chinese style social credit scoring would you? Just popping the popcorn on this one. Amazing how many folks laughed that this, this would never happen. Who is going to laugh now?

https://youtu.be/bdfYJdpB-HA

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I recommend some silver coin.

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Mar 17, 2023Liked by Tereza Coraggio

theft and seizure via taxation would also have to be addressed for an executable solution

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Mar 17, 2023·edited Mar 17, 2023Liked by Tereza Coraggio

I had to laugh when I got to the part "Your house is not worth more; your money is worthless" Ok I did that on purpose combining the last two words. :)

I had just posted this on one of Celia Farbers articles "No one wants to deal with the Occult aspects..." just 3 hours ago.

"The only time new money is printed is when it's borrowed, thus there is never enough money in circulation to pay the interest, so perpetual debt for some is an accepted rule. Not to mention once their was no gold backing for our U.S. Dollar it was all captial gains for the private owners of the Fed that are never taxed. Nice to make profits on paper and ink Debt Notes and now more digital that we exchange for labor, goods, and services. It goes so much deeper, but ultimately rests in the City of London and the Vatican who the Rothschilds handle the books for."

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I read your book so I remember this. In France when they introduced the new franc in the sixties they devalued the 'ancient franc' by one hundredfold! "In 1960, the new franc (nouveau franc) was introduced worth 100 old francs" (wikipedia) Would it changed a thing if we would do that today? I guess not because the money game has changed where things are not valued the same way. Everything is blown out of proportion from their real value.

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Thank you!

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