LET THE ENEMY SUPPLY YOU 2
Dropping out of the hamster wheel no
longer starves the beast of funding, as long as you finance shelter, a car, or
pretend medical insurance. If you are
paying $700 a month “insurance”, and then need to come up with seven grand
prior to them covering anything, after which they negotiate with the doctor to
pay far below “retail” cost ( pennies on the dollar ), tell yourself again how
you need insurance. That money is
straight financial heroine right into the banksters vein. It would hurt less getting mugged for your
wallet and sodomized.
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If you think a car is worth more than
your yearly income, you are delusional ( remember, I’m talking here of FINANCING
homes, auto’s and medical. The “financing”
part is what enslaves you and funds your oppressors ). Not that I think most of my readers are
delusional. I mean, sure, there is a
hell of a lot of mumbling about AR’s, freeze dried and FLIR scopes, but the
majority of you also make decent money so you can have the toys. I only oppose them if you are poor and need
frugal preps. Well, I do oppose FLIRS on
general principles.
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Anyway, focusing back on letting your
enemy supply you. Guerrillas throughout
history were poor, surrounded and oppressed.
They just needed a set of balls to go and get the enemy to supply
them. It wasn’t with everything they
needed, like FLIR scopes, but it was enough to do the job. Armies are trained to need the army. After all, how else do Generals get paid
enough for hookers and blow? Armies
cannot do their job without a huge logistical infrastructure. That is their strength, as the better fed and
equipped army should win more often than not.
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And it is their weakness for if that
supply is interrupted they cannot do their job at all. Guerrillas start out having little to
nothing, and hence are not handicapped by supply irregularity. They just go back to not fighting for a time. You can see the problem that the global
imperial forces have as they stretch out their supply chain too far for too
long fighting irregulars, as multi-million dollar aircraft sit like a Caddy in
the ghetto, up on blocks and stripped to the frame, to supply spare parts to
the survivors in the fleet.
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As preppers, we are blessed in that
not only are we able to have the imperial surplus to get ready for the collapse
of that empire and its kissing cousin Western Civilization, but we can also
prepare for a guerrilla war far better than has historically been the
case. We will still have to fight to
steal the supplies we need, but being pre-supplied does mean we have flexibility
to wait for more advantageous circumstances tactically, at times. We can cut down on casualties since we come
to the battlefield already supplied.
Just remember your priorities.
Ammo and wheat.
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Kindly recall, oranges and
bayonets. Do you want to be the starving
guerrillas lured on to the highway with the promise of breakfast cereal ( Rice
Crispies? ) and oranges ( reference, Wolverines! )? Do you really think it is a good idea to run
out of ammunition and have to fix bayonets?
I love bayonets, but I would prefer to not have to use them against someone
better armed than I. Bringing a knife to
a gunfight, as it were. If you already
have food and ammo, you only need steal more on your terms rather than the
enemies.
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That is the whole point. You can’t avoid the fight, but you can tilt
the playing rules in your favor. Do you
think we aren’t in conflict now, with our Banker Overlords? Of course we are. They fight to get your willing consent to be
screwed over, and you should be fighting against that. NOT being in debt is a very important part of
that. But do I think you should ONLY
worry about debt? Of course not. The Financiers have left us a loophole to use
( NEVER fight to your enemies strengths, but to his weaknesses ).
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As employment plummets, income tax is
not a profit center for them ( bankers benefit from taxes, as that pays them
through the government loans. The
government just collects the money, to pass through to the bankers ). As China has invested in overproduction,
sales taxes are not a great profit center.
Debt is THE one and really functionally only profit center. If you focus on just working and buying, you
are avoiding the worst of the bankers taxes and focusing on stocking for the
fight ( if nothing else, you Alpha Strategy to fight inflation ).
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Whether you are stocking for the
civil war, for the collapse, or just against inflation so as to afford
retirement, or all three, you can’t lose.
If you are in debt, don’t get MORE into hock, but don’t put every spare
penny into paying it back either. Not
while everything is so dirt cheap. Now
is the time to can years of meat, replace as much grid electricity with solar
panels as possible and stock as much wheat ( or storage food ) and ammo as you
can ( ammo won’t help during business as usual, but it is a sleeping pill ).
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NOT funding your extermination is
just a bonus. It isn’t the point of
being out of debt. The point there is
just having more flexibility and far less stress. The Free Crap Army employed by the bankers will
try to replace you. They might, they
might not. Circumstances are too fluid
at this point to tell. What you need to
do is join the CHEAP Crap Army to get ready for the fight. It has never been cheaper to get out of debt
( if you live on junk land and still work, you can get out of debt AND still
stockpile ).
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If you divorce yourself from the
bankers profit centers-mortgages, auto loans and insurance scams-you can then fund
your subsidized crap stockpile. Remember,
capitalism/colonialism is essentially getting free or nearly free commodities
and selling them as finished goods. The
banks WANT nearly free petroleum, wheat & corn, ore, precious metals and
everything else ( nearly free, as in “as close to the cost of production as
possible” ). Their profit is in the
loans to the companies. Which means nearly all of life’s tools and equipment is
sold cheaper and cheaper.
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You MUST take advantage of this while
you can. click
here is a knife sharpening wheel, $1.23 shipped from China. That is the cost AFTER shipping ( these are
what I recommend for putting back the angle on a knife. As such, their disposable quality is no
longer a problem. You are just rescuing
a knife, then using a superior Rada sharpener after that. Stock up on these, big time ). I’m sure Dollar Tree also has them, for a
buck plus sales tax. This is a more
obvious example of “subsidized commodities”.
How much do you think it REALLY costs for that postage?
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What about all the tools you need for
that home business you’ll try to use to live off grid? It will never to cheaper than to stock up as
now. It will be better than money in a
checking account, since in theory it makes you money rather than just costing
you ( inflation tax on saved cash, sunk cost tax on all non-business or non-daily
living items. And don’t forget, coming
soon, the bank bail-in tax ). Just don’t
forget that this is NOT the 90’s where you had dirt cheap ore and energy giving
us low cost surplus.
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This is the era of high cost energy,
diminishing ores and panic sell-off liquidations to attempt to stay in business
or boost the stock prices of a company ( since the CEO is paid largely in stock
). It will last far less time than the
90’s cashing in of a prostrate Color Revolution’ed Russia. You have been warned. Again.
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Yes Jim, you are spot on again. All of those laundry list variables are indeed in play here for the frugal prepper to take that once in a history opportunity sandwich and run away with it. If a mental tabulation is chalked up, the minions over time could theoretically be dwelling in a defacto warehouse, armory, ammo dump, fuel dump, mechanics shop, etc rat's nest of preps. I may go underground with an off the permit books expansion of the bunker complex to have more space and facilities for compound operations. Good times, don't miss the bus!
ReplyDeleteWhoa! I thought we were supposed to stay OFF the bus? :)
Delete"Don't miss the bus!" Was a Japanese translated euphemism durimg the pre war period of upheaval, for getting what could be had (conquest) whilst you can. Genghis Khan didn't roll O.G. without first going all in and not missin' no stinkin' bus man!
DeleteMakes sense ( a new one on me, though )-but too close to Staying Off The Bus when Hilary's FEMA camps are constructed.
Deletere:
ReplyDelete"...sales tax..."
We have words, then we have 'words'.
Who pays the taxes on a purchase? The purchaser pays the taxes. Using this fact, I am pretty darn sure taxes on a purchase ought to be known by its correct name == 'purchase taxes'.
And remember, no business can afford to pay real estate taxes. Utilities such as water sewer garbage electricity telephone taxes. Employee taxes. Inventory taxes. Maintenance such as care for the building and parking lot, plus taxes on maintenance equipment and supplies.
Who pays to keep the business going? The customer pays the taxes, utilities, maintenance, employees.
Anything left over is profit for the business owner. Of course, the customer pays the taxes the business owner pays, since 'profit' is taxable as income.
I owned a restaurant for ten years. Chico, California... a ten-minute drive from the torched town of Paradise, and a twenty-minute drive from Oroville with its leaky earth dam.
California. Don't get me started. I mean it. California. Do not get me started.
1994, after thirty-four years as a California bureaucrat, my acquaintance Greg retired at 103% (one hundred and three percent) of his last salary == us$9,400 a month.
A couple years ago, he confided to me his 'Cost Of Living' adjustments gradually increased his pension to us$14,000 a month. Greg told me "I don't know where this money is coming from!"
That is the problem. Bureaucrats are isolated from producers. Irregardless of floods from weather or mis-managed dams, irregardless of mis-management of timber land, the government agents get paid.
Today, Rawlesville admits he refers to The Honorable Alexandra O'Casio-Cortez as 'She Guevara'.
Words.
"'She Guevara'." Okay, I'll admit it. Clever. But she is just a meat puppet. Socialism and the promise of free crap as a way to disguise the needed higher taxes. 90% won't go out to free crap, but the 10% that does goes to non-Deplorables, used as a weapon.
Delete"...refers to The Honorable Alexandra O'Casio-Cortez as 'She Guevara'."
DeleteGiven her rich girl lifestyle and "champion of the poor" speeches, the one I like better is "Neiman Marxist".
They should make a tv series about her. All the ingredients are there. Ditzy, naive, bartender, goes to Washington and tries to turn the system on its head with her wacky, impractical, backfiring schemes. It would be a huge hit! :D
DeleteI remember when "government jobs paid crap but they couldn't fire you" but am a little less sympathetic now that it's "pay better than private sector work plus free money in retirement forever."
DeleteSigh.
I think it was the final big push by the Germans in wwi that they were unable to exploit their break through because their troops found food & booze and refused to go any further as they were literally starving. Food included unharvested wheat & cattle.
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm sure they weren't snotty like the French ( "fit only for cattle" ) and gladly ate it.
DeleteA similar event - the "Sausage War" in Finland: https://www.history.com/news/the-bizarre-sausage-war-that-inspired-hitler
DeleteInteresting-thanks. I never came across that bit before.
DeleteLiving Frugal is the only way we will survive the future.
ReplyDeleteTo survive we must avoid as much contact or reveal knowledge that we exist with your city, county, state and fed governments during our normal lives. I wish more people would understand that even with your vehicle and home paid for “YOU DON’T OWN THEM” we never truly own ANYTHING! How is that? My home is paid for but I don’t own it. If I elect to or have no money to pay the real-estate tax’s the gov will snatch it out from under me and sell it for the taxes due.. Great country, ha. Same goes for a vehicle, try driving it without a current plate and this scenario goes for everything we THINK we own.
Buying and living on junk land in a converted garden shed, RV or small old mobile home that has no value will keep the taxes affordable. This is a start!
As for where to keep your retirement money is still something I need to figure out. Banks, stocks, bonds etc is bull squat as a collapse is immanent or the gov can shut down the banks or the banks simply won’t let you withdraw anything. (Greece sound familiar).
Gold and Silver is the stock answer, but I see a real issue with it. Who is going to set the market/trading value of Gold or Silver? Nobody I know, it will be a free-for-all. 5 gallons of gasoline may be bought for a 1/10th oz gold coin (now today $134.00) that’s a lot to pay for 5 gallons of gas, or $26.00 a gallon today’s market. You will pay it or do without.
The only way we can win is to not feed the monkeys (politicians). In other words live very frugal but a very comfortable life because it is going to be a long haul to the end.
James is right on so many survival topics.
Mike Yukon
I save half cash ( no bill larger than 20's ) and half silver. Don't much care for either, but my savings would be a rounding error for most people. I have little enough to lose, I guess. Other than than, I have five years of pretty much everything I use daily. Although the food goes from normal to Mormon Four pretty quick.
DeleteYeah, no such thing as true property ownership, in the “land of the free”, and the home of the brave. I can’t recall right off, but there are at least a few countries in which there is no property tax. I recall that a few years back, the elimination of property tax, actually made the ballot in North Dakota. For a multitude of bullshit reasons I’m sure, it was voted down.
DeleteThe best that you can do in Murka is to minimize property tax (i.e. junk land). But I’d still avoid the communist states, because you never know when they’ll jack the property taxes through the ceiling. That pole smoking commie, Gavin Newsom, was actually giving lip service to eliminating prop 13 (probably the only sane law that fucked up state ever passed).
I hope that a carbon spewing jet airliner, carrying Al Gore, crashes into Newsom, while that über dumbfuck, Eric Swalwell (Probably the biggest dumbfuck next to Al Gore) is standing next to him. Hey, if you’re gonna fantasize, may as well reach for the stars :D
Mike - If you're looking for an investment strategy check out Harry Browne's Permanent Portfolio. 1/4 in each category Cash : Gold : Stock : Bonds
DeleteI was searching for that book on Amazon. I didn't find anything but just kind of skimmed. I forgot all his efforts in the Libertarian politics. I would argue that this portfolio is not really for survivalists. Perhaps Yuppie Scum Preppers.
Delete8:21-( re: group under the plane impact site ) hey, can you add the Baby Momma ex-wife in there as well? I've wished upon starts and voodu dolls and so far no luck. Perhaps if you try...:)
DeleteAnon 1:19, thanks for the book lead.
Delete“Harry Browne and the Permanent Portfolio”
https://www.wallstreetphysician.com/harry-browne-permanent-portfolio/
The permanent portfolio proposed by Harry Browne consisted of equal weighting in four asset classes: 25% U.S. Stocks, 25% Treasury Bills, 25% Long-Term Treasury Bonds, 25% Gold.
The link will take you to several pages explaining his portfolio and its’ performance over the years. It is a sound way to invest conservatively.
However, it’s not for me as my intention is to hold my money myself (such as under my mattress :-) ) and not have the gov decide to ban holding gold or placing a hefty tax on it when sold or taxing any treasury instrument because I’m a white man and they think I don’t deserve that money I earned.
Defensive Training Group (I think) blog made a good point about having a sharpener that does not break when dropped like ceramic crock sticks will. Diamond abrasive stones are not terribly expensive and will last a good long time, given care. Look into them and judge if they are worth the cost - I already made up my mind.
ReplyDeleteWhatever you use to get the correct angle on the blade, afterwards to keep that edge I only recommend Rada sharpeners.
DeleteRada:
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