re: How are y’all preparing for the collapse of the dollar?

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could reduce welfare programs.
It will have the opposite effect and create another underachieving class of citizens.

People are much more productive when the choice is work or starve - not this communist bull shite.

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With UBI set at a reasonable level, this hasn't been proven true in some of the limited studies done thus far. And it can be structured as an either / or - either get the UBI free and clear or stay on welfare programs. It will need to stack with some welfare programs, but all of that stuff can be negotiated.


But the only way to get a good and beneficial iteration of UBI that is funded appropriately, is structured to reduce the costs of other welfare programs, is actually universal, etc. is to recognize the looming changes and come to the table to negotiate those facets.

If people just fight tooth and nail to try and stop it until one group can finally ram it through, we will likely end up with the worst possible version.

If the goal of the globalists/one world order is the implementation of a global currency, they have to destroy the dollar. Maybe we are seeing the acceleration of that plan.

Thanks for the Monday morning fear mongering.

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Biden won’t let that happen.

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The MF is the cause of this!
Its like giving everybody a free car. Then immediately blowing up all the roads.

It’s a darn good thing I’m completely broke already. Lord knows I would lose it all if I had any.

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If everyone embraced the idea of a well funded UBI (using a VAT) it would be awesome for the country.

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UBI is largest and most crucial step to bring in Idiocracy-world.

First, I don't think the dollar will collapse. It will decline in value as we keep stoking the quantitative easing flames to cover all of the bullshite spending that the Federal Government wants to do. It sure seems like these "Covid relief packages" mostly go to foreign governments or to various special interest instead of the people. So your assets will increase in relative value while the cash in your wallet will decrease in value. All of this sort of leads me to think that the people who stormed the capital were at least angry at the right people...but that's a conversation for another day.

Gold - We use APMEX for gold and other branded precious metals from the US, Canada, Switzerland, or Australia. There's a slight premium with APMEX but IMO it's worth it to ensure quality. Try to buy in varying sizes (ounces, grams, coins, bars, etc.). We don't store this at home, but if you want to store it at home and don't already have a robust safe, you'll want one after you collect a few ounces (either that or a safety deposit box), so that is an additional cost of holding this as an asset.

Domestic supplies like dry food, water, baby formula, diapers, toiletries, dog food, flour, sugar, medicine, bandages, propane, whiskey, etc. are usually kept in stock at my house. I set up a "wall of organization" in my basement to categorize and organize this in case we get a riot, blizzard, or another pandemic. All easy enough to get now and organize in your home. Walmart is usually the cheapest for this crap, including the containers to store it. Found a good deal on shelving from Lowe's. Amazon also has good sales on various dry goods and storage solutions occasionally.

Ammunition has probably increased in value even more than gold lately. I have a healthy supply of ammo that's compatible with the guns we sadly lost in a recent boating accident. You'll also want to store ammunition in a dry place. There's plenty of storage boxes that can satisfy that requirement. I have been having trouble finding ammunition anywhere. Anyone have any luck with any online retailer for ammunition lately? When will this supply shortage pass us?

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Where are you guys finding ammo online?

Everyone I look is sold out.

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I use ammoseek.com and go from there

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I even like the feel of gold.

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Zecharia Sitchen said that aliens created us to mine gold. Thanks why we like it so much. I'm not so sure.