A brand new "luxury" buggy costs $15k.
A horse costs a few thousand.
Maintenance and upkeep per year another few thousand.
A new vehicle averages over $50k now.
A horse and buggy is starting to look very enticing.
AC
agrariancontrarian@nostrplebs.com
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Pretty confident the government shutdown is the black swan market crash nobody is talking about...yet.
Gov printing injects billions into the economy every day. Trump can get what he wants if the shutdown goes on long enough--which of course is significantly lower rates.
He's been trying since January to control the market and flex more muscle than Powell.
They'll tank the market and try to control the narrative by blaming the Fed for being late on rate cuts once again or Dems for playing politics.
The unorthodox move--something he's built a reputation for this term--would then accelerate the End the Fed movement in lieu of appointing a new chairman.
Lots of smart people in the world still buy cheap industrial chicken covered with fecal particulate matter. How do you explain this?
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@econoalchemist
80% lowers are the noKYC of ARs.
80percentarms.com
Built, not bought.
#gunstr
A snippet of a damn good interview.
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My coworkers left this for me while I was out. Said they wanted to add the Bitcoin logo to it. Would've been perfect.


Just got asked for a movie recommendation for this weekend. There's only one answer.
TREAD
Your preparedness is slacking, anon. Do better.
America's allies are separating themselves ideologically from American values. As an American, it would be hard for me to support military actions to defend these countries in the event of an attack on their soil.
The window of time to stand up and fight back is starting to slip away. When freedoms are lost, future generations have no understanding of what freedom is supposed to be.
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Got a bite. Setting the hook.
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Sent to the guest's email:
I find the concept of infinite banking interesting; however, the characterization of labeling this as generational wealth is flawed, but please bear with me to explain why.
As you may recall, the dollar experienced a hyperinflationary period post-COVID (truflation.com is a great source for factual data metrics). A whole life policy earning 3% through this period would have returned a significant net negative loss. These excessively high periods are a regular occurrence in the fiat legacy system.
The only asset truly built for multi generational wealth are those immune from the erosive debasement of fiat currencies--currencies that can be printed out of thin air. I am of course referring to the dollar. Gresham's law states that bad money drives out good money. The dollar is bad money. It cannot hold value. This is why we are seeing significant increases in valuation with real money assets: silver, gold, real estate, and my preferred, Bitcoin, but we'll get back to that later. The dollar has debased 97% since 1913--that's not very multi generational. That's literal erosion of our previous generations life work.
Regenerative agriculture is not served by this fiat system. It is why we have fiat food, and toxic industrial agricultural systems. Bitcoin aligns perfectly with regenerative mindsets. Bitcoin, like real nutrient dense foods requires work. In Bitcoin we call this proof of work. Bitcoin cannot be created from nothing. Bitcoin comes from a value first principle, not a debt and "trust me bro" decreed mentality like the dollar and federal reserve banking cartel.
Like you, I also have a son. I have chosen Bitcoin for him. Bitcoin is freedom. Bitcoin is healthy. Bitcoin is multi generational designed to increase because it is designed to save people, voluntarily, from the fiat, erosive corruption of our current system.
I would implore you for your farms sake, for the multi generational family tree upon which you are the foundation and for that of your legacy, but above all, for your children--learn about Bitcoin. Bitcoin is the future just like credit cards largely replaced a cash based society. You are still early.
The below is an inspirational documentary of sorts with strong agricultural and multi generational focus that I think would align well with your philosophies.
God bless and take care
-AC
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The Grazing Grass podcast guest mentioned "generational wealth" without mentioning Bitcoin 🤦
Whole life insurance schemes paying 3%... Have we already forgotten the hyperinflation period post COVID? 😵💫
DUMMMM
It's a damn shame that federal reserve notes can survive a federal shutdown.
One step closer.
#furloughthedollar #endthefed
GREAT episode with @Business Cat