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Notes From Gordon: ‘No Escape From Washington’s Fiscal Doomsday Machine’

From The Article: “… if Washington does nothing except leave current… policies in place… publicly-held debt will grow by $102 trillion over the next three decades… that could lead to draconian fiscal responses… wealth confiscation… capital controls… nationalization of private assets. When the music stops, being prepared will be the only lifeline.”
A Note From Gordon:
Q: Does Washington have any intention of paying off the exponentially expanding debt?
A: Not in the least.
Q: Has Congress been eyeing the trillions of dollars sitting in 401k’s, pensions and other retirement accounts as potential collateral for a new, tokenized stable coin dollar?
A: You betcha’.
Q: Is there anything stopping Congress from appropriating it all under some future pretense of emergency?
A: I’m afraid not. Electrons are easy to steal. You just pass a law and push a button.
Then there’s yesterday’s ‘Notes From Gordon’ about The Great Taking in which former hedge fund manager, David Webb, reveals the details of the greatest planned robbery in all of human history, with all the pieces already in place.
Like the man said, “being prepared” is key. Which would include generating your own electricity, growing your own food, securing ample sources of protein, guaranteeing a plentiful source of potable water, being familiar with effective home wellness remedies, learning all that you can from the Amish, having plenty of books on hand, and being able to fend off hostile looters at 100 yards (a good scope would come in handy here).
Basically, like living in the late 1800s, with the addition of solar panels and dental floss.
And let’s add to the list the two greatest inventions of the past century: WD-40 and duct tape.