"This currency, as we manage it, is a wonderful machine. It performs its office when we issue it; it pays and clothes troops, and provides victuals and ammunition; and when we are obliged to issue a quantity excessive, it pays itself off by depreciation."
Benjamin Franklin, 1779.
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Something is not right in Pennsylvania.
The state legislature did not follow its own constitution.
Everything else will pale in comparison .. Click on the link directly below for map -There is absolutely no guarantees with this map-Use as a rough guide. us-mainland-map-notated-2finished.png (5605×3174) The state-by-state synopsis can be downloaded here- PDF FILE: https://www.dropbox.com/s/08a5cffpick...
Chiappa "Little Badger" 22 Mag Here is one of the sweetest little guns that I have seen in a long while, the Chiappa Little Badger. The perfect gun for your bug-out bag or to hide under the seat of your truck. I'm digging the aftermarket suppressor option-perfect for taking out those raccoons that are getting into the garbage without waking the neighbors ;) All kidding aside, the suppressor option is what really takes this piece over the top. In any true survival scenario stealth would be a key factor, giving away your bug-out location would be a big time no-no.
If you had sold your house at the very peak of the housing bubble in 2006 … just before silver took off … you could now sell your silver and buy back your house … plus five more houses like it. And there’s a lot more potential for that trade to get even better. Silver shot up about fourfold, while real estate plummeted by a quarter or a third. That’s “so far.” Silver’s price could multiply again — even if does dip in the interim — while housing could drop even more. Even if you didn’t catch the peak, but just saw the writing on the wall in 2000-2005, you’d still have done pretty well by selling your home and buying silver. You wouldn’t have gotten quite as much for your house, but you would have gotten silver at around $4 instead of $9. Silver probably has another trick or two up its sleeve. It probably has a lot more upside than gold. It will probably play catch up till the silver/gold price ratio gets larger. Who knows? Look at the other coin that was debased: the low