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This makes me very happy…and sad.

I moved a lot of one of my main retirement accounts into physical gold and silver over the past 10 years (‘paper gold’) as a backstop against inflation, and it’s doing really, really well but this should make everyone nervous as hell. The dollar’s slide is accelerating, and wildly so.
Good farmland around here was going for $250K+/quarter 6 months ago. Yesterday several quarters went for $480K apiece. It has to be “free $$$” to the orgs or individuals spending it, because no one can figure how a farmer/rancher can make their investment back. Look up where Dawson Creek is; not close or particularly hospitable to anywhere. Also, we have had 4 yrs of drought, the last 3 so bad the town water source will show “0 flow” over the winter. WTF, how long can this shit continue without a crash. I don’t think the camel’s back can take much more.

Someone murdered Charlie Kirk

Here's a Frank Turek podcast on the 2nd shooter theory. Turek was also the guy in the white hat that was alleged to be giving secret hand signals to someone.


I listened to the first 10 minutes and was relieved to hear the first sign of sanity in this whole shitshow. I might go back and finish later, thanks for sharing.
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PortaJohn

Gold price reaches $4,000 an ounce for the first time ever​

This makes me very happy…and sad.

I moved a lot of one of my main retirement accounts into physical gold and silver over the past 10 years (‘paper gold’) as a backstop against inflation, and it’s doing really, really well but this should make everyone nervous as hell. The dollar’s slide is accelerating, and wildly so.

PortaJohn

I'm armed security at my church. Sunday, about 2/3 of the way in - a guy who used to come a lot, but disappeared about 9 months ago walked in. He was carrying something in both hands. The foyer light was turned off. I never knew that without that foyer light, that the light coming through the front door glass would only silhouette someone coming through the door. I didn't recognize him, only that he wasn't one of our regular members.

He waved as I moved in my chair to face him and started to get up. That bought just enough time for me to see that he was holding his hat, some papers, and a couple other items together in his hands as he walked in. Not going to lie, I had spent a split-second in that mental territory of "aw crap, I don't want to have to do this today". I felt guilty later for even having that thought cross my mind. Then I felt guilty for not being better prepared.

I fear the church shooting acts will only continue to increase. It is a shame that we even have to worry about it at all.

From now on, I'll check that foyer light every day as I come in too.
Good on you for filling that role. That resignation and commitment you felt when you got up is why real life for the aware is an endurance event.