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#russiaukraineconflict
I see a lot of talking heads telling viewers about this conflict and I'm now inclined to believe that the #bioweapons labs in the #ukraine is the real reason
Here's why:
1. US Politicians unscrupulously involved in kickbacks from Ukraine
2. Putin's statements
3. The whole energy crisis in Europe and political killing of energy independence in US
4. Selling\talking points of MSM trying to convince people that Putin is the bogyman
Anyone want to continue refining list?
You can buy #preciousmetals at gun shows, gold redemption centers, pawn shops, coin shops... precious metal prices can be found online https://www.kitco.com/
Junk silver, coins (dollars, 1/2 dollars, quarters and dimes) in the US were 90% silver 1964 and before... Some other countries like Canada it was 80% silver. You can also buy small amounts online in increments. Learn... it will come in handy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Junk_silver and if you don't use it... leave it to your children/grandchildren.
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www.kitco.com@botanique Depending on where your at " Money Metal Exchange " out of Eagle Idaho is as solid as they come ! There are other really good ones all over the US just find one close to you so you don't have huge shipping gaps to your location .
Thanks... I was in that business but I appreciate your input.
@botanique Yeah, but during a severe drought, will my gold buy water? During famine, will it purchase me some food? In times of violence, will it buy me weapons? Please give specific examples within the last 75 years. Anywhere in the world is fine. Does not investing in gold assume the existence of an inflationary currency, of some form, with gold being a hedge? Does it not also assume at least some degree of power in a civilization to work as a medium of exchange? (I am reminded of the Rio Balsas region in Old Mexico in the 1960s. There was no government, no police. Just a free place to live. Money was alcohol, ammunition, knives, tobacco, and any food items. Gold and gold coins did not have much value.)