RELIGION: Re: POLITICS changed to State of the Economy

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Personally I'm against buying gold and silver for environmental

reasons after reading about the use of arsenic to dissolve the gold

from the ore and the leaks and contaminations and deaths caused by

modern mining. Put your faith in God or Mammon (accumulation of

wealth)...

I've been looking at Shane Claiborne's new DVD " Simply Enough " and

think what really needs to happen is wanting less and trying to make

it contagious. Supporting local farmers, honest, hard workers, etc.

instead of the multinational corporations that we all know lack

morals and integrity.

Still, I don't think this disaster will happen overnight, more like

the proverbial frog in the pot of water, it gets gradually warmer and

the frog doesn't notice until it's cooked and too late then. How to

prepare for a slow disaster that's a century in the making and slowly

unfolding?? Stay wise and teach your kids well about what really

matters and what is superfluous!

Just my opinion!

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> Have been following this thread with much interest - I have been

trying to

> convince husband to buy silver & gold since February. He's not on

board.

> Many cannot believe or accept the fact (despite all the signs) that

American

> can do anything but flourish. Nevertheless, I am interested in the

food

> side of preparations. Anyone care to tell me how exactly they have

> prepared/stockpiled food? Anyone care to post an inventory list of

what

> they have accumulated? It would be helpful to me if I had a

checklist of

> sorts - with ideal storage methods. I am a Weston Pricer so I eat

that

> way - and buy most of my grains in bulk (50 lb. bags). I have a

family of

> five. We live in the city but my mother lives in the Cumberland

mountains -

> this is what we consider to be our " safe place " if we need to go

someplace.

> But then, what about all our food storages? It's a lot to consider

as the

> economic crisis is occurring now. More people are waking up to the

lies

> we've been sold for so long. Anyway, whoever posts with an

inventory - I

> promise not to make a national database of your goods for future

use - lol.

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> Nanette

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> Re: Re: POLITICS changed to State of the Economy

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> > Well it kind of depends on who you listen to. If you listen to

> > , he's saying get 7 years worth of food and water stored

> > including dehydrated foods and seeds.

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> That is very close to the advice that North gave for the

> potential y2k crisis.

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> > If you read North, he's

> > saying get three months of food.

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> Yeah, a little more conservative with his advice these days, lol.

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> > If you listen to NPR, they're

> > playing classical music and talking about things that

intellectual

> > fairly liberal folks like to think about.

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> My only prolonged exposure to NPR a few years back was an

education to

> say the least. I even mentioned it in an article I wrote for

> lewrockwell.com: http://www.lewrockwell.com/orig2/miles3.html

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> > If you're watching Kramer,

> > he's saying sell all stocks, sell everything, like he's never

ever

> > said before.

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> IMO, the guy is downright kooky.

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> --

> There's nothing like visiting a foreign country like China to get

an

> appreciation of what it's like to live under an authoritarian

regime.

> I was reminded of this when I arrived home and found that the TSA

had

> rifled through my baggage.

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> - Tabarrok

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