I always have to wonder what life will be like when the money runs out or becomes worthless.

it's the same as not having any.
there will always be the haves and the have nots regardless of money.

You will end up eating the banksters instead of their funny money as usually.

Get a shotgun and live outside of any major cities, grow a garden and learn what's edible in your local woods.

Animals survive without paychecks.

Can't run out cause they can print infinite amount. Worthless? Sure. Then they put in a place an even worse system.

Ask a Venezuelan.

I'm old enough to remember when people were not so prissy about 'tresspassing', they knew if you make too big a stink about someone passing through your property you might get the shit beat out of you and there were no police to do anything about it.

you just learned to respect eachother, be polite. if someone needs to pitch a tent on the corner of your lawn, maybe take a shit in your bathroom, you learn to keep your yap shut and pray to God they don't fuck you up

then they will be on their way in a week or two


When I was a kid, , we would play in other people's yards all the time, they didn't care one bit, never said a word about it, nobody even had the concept of 'tresspassing'

if people came on our property , we were glad to meet them, we liked people more than owning our fucking property, if they wanted to come inside and take a shit that was their god given right. we wouldn't say a word to them.

if they needed a place to sleep, they didn't even need to ask, they knew they could just walk right into our house and take a room or a cot in the basement

what you saw in the Minneapolis riots with those billions of police not doing a damn thing, lol.

what you think they're gonna do when they are actually outnumbered and outgunned, they're gonna get shot protecting your property? they don't even know you.

When you will have tens of millions beggars roaming aimlessly the country you will change your mind fast.

I remember those days.

There will be a lot of people that won't make it.

Hello Endtimewatchman: you are indeed watching end times, and it is being drawn out somewhat, as the unravelling and exposure processes are somewhat complicated and intertwined. In the end, not only govenment but most other things will collapse. However, this will have its "good side". Only when it is 100% clear how deep the rabbit hope has gone, and who allowed to it get that deep, will it be possible to turn things around. This is why we should welcome collapse, because it is the heard of something completely new.

Not so much a matter of "what life will be like", but more "how do we get there"?

Money matters more to "them" than it does to "us" (ie: money is worth the most to those that have the most of it).

Since money is valueless without context, (and context in our world has been reduced to data) and we don't trust data, this means an end point to where we have been heading for a long while (108 years?), is the devaluation of all wealth and knowledge.

That's a simplistic way to put it, but is a concept that has remained unresolved for a long time.

The concept has many names or versions (the dialectic, left right, good/evil, etc), but politically (which now governs everything), we are speaking about the merging of Communism and Capitalism.

Marx, and his ilk, defined it as "a truly communist society can never be "created" (due to fascism), the ideal can only emerge through the pinnacle of capitalism".

This (I suspect) is the "goal" of the Great Reset, to try to force the pinnacle of capitalism, by having everyone accept their communist "slavery" in happiness... in fact , have us all willingly ask for it... (what we are seeing many of our loved ones do right now).

How wring they are.

They have fallen into their own trap of a "created communism".

They have also (through their method, this time), triggered the start of the actual devaluation of "knowledge"... an unintended consequence, I'm sure.

With the devaluation of wealth and knowledge, we will see "interesting times".

As mentioned earlier, there are always "haves and have nots", that landscape will just look radically different, in a fairly short period.

Money in itself is not evil but what is driving the evil today is the LOVE of money and power.

"Evil" is a matter of perspective.