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  • Just check youtub a little more I now thars plentey of vedeos on the AR-15 so hope this helps.

  • Yeah, you gotta clean that gun. it's not an AK-47.

  • I knew I was going to be laid off so I stocked up using $10,000 adding it to the $26,000 in credit card debt. Id rather be stocked and loaded with my AR-15 when SHTF then in a crap hole dying with out food water and supplies. In away getting ready for shtf has helped me now that i'm not able to find work that gives me more then 17 hours a week. I live off $650 a month from my job and $744 student loans. Going to live like this for at least 3 years.Come get me CC % raising bastards 7.99 TO 21.99%

  • good vid

    5*

  • Build up a couple months of cash then aggressively payoff the debt. Buy the gold and silver after that. My opinion.

  • look on google or yahoo or something like that and search cause they got alot of stuff on there man

  • pay off the debt dude. credit card company can just jack up the interest at will.

    $1000 for the AR15. damn, that is about one ounce of gold.

  • I'm in debt, too. I've been paying minimums. I pull my money out of the bank every pay check but leave enough just to pay bills and rent.

    I spread out my money across silver, Yen and Renminbi. You can buy Yen and Renminbi at American Express; it may be fiat, but it is more sound than the dollar...but buy silver. If you have 401k, yank it, pay the penalty, but get a hold of it.

    Food and water.

  • I am also sorry for your loss.

    I agree with the previous poster (oldmrelics).

  • sorry for your loss. I'm in somewhat the same debt boat. My feeling is to buy silver, food, & ammo now while its available and cheap. I'm paying the minimums on debt, stocking the essentials for living. My debt priority is my mortgage and HELOC. Unsecured credit card debt is last on the totem pole. Inflation is your friend if you have debt. I plan on paying off all my debt when inflation goes up and the price of silver hits new highs. In the meantime my family is covered. Good Luck w/ the AR-15

  • Thank you! A lot of good points... It really makes you decide which side of the fence you're on when you have to decice pay off debt vs. preparedness...

  • Yeah, I would never get an AK-15. Too make parts.

  • Way too many parts.. but ohh soo much fun :) It has hardly any recoil whatsoever... but it's a powerful SOB... you'd love it..

  • Hey, I'm not trying to be mean, but living amongst Americans does not increase the likelihood that someone would like us. Frankly, the more time I spend in America, the less I like what I see.

  • I don't offer financial advice, but I would at least pay off my debt.

  • That was my thinking too... I'll just hope the rug isn't pulled from under me when TSHTF

  • I'm poor, but my debt is $0.

  • Glad that you're back.

  • Everyone's situation is different. For me, I'm paying my bills much as I can, but always leave a decent amount for gold/silver.That way, I'm not putting all my eggs in 1 basket. I started buying metals a while back when they're half the price, and I can honestly say that if I have to cash out to pay my bills, my profits can cover my debt. But I'm still bullish on metals, so I'm not going to do that.

    As for the weapon exchange, I think you need to ship through and from an FFL vendor for a fee.

  • Yeah I just double-checked the regulations - how unfortunate... Well, maybe shipping to an FFL wont be that expensive? :(

  • Nice guns by the way.

    The only thing with the AR-15's is that they are precision guns. they need to be cleaned well and maintained.

    Check out NutnFancy, he's usually got some good information.

    I would also recommend getting a shotgun. They are Very versatile (home defense, deer and game hunting, etc.)

  • I'll check NutnFancy out - thanks!

    Yes, my next gun purchase will definitely be a shotgun. I have to go to Dick's and try a few out for size...

  • I hate debt as well, but I would cut back on paying it so much. still pay, but less.

    Instead I would put a little more money into buying assets. Ammo, non-perishable food, gold, silver, etc.

    Something that is valuable even if everything goes to hell.

    Cheers

  • debt=slave

    break the chains and refuse to ever participate again.

    #1 STOP digging the debt hole, no more debt purchases. if you don't have cash, you can't afford it.

    #2 FOCUS on the highest interest % debt first, pay it off & close the account. repeat until your free!

    thats it, all you need to know.

    oh!.. and Trust in God, he will help you achieve your goals, if you are willing to help yourself.

    :)

    thanks for the vids

    ..and my condolences :(

  • Investigate the expression "Blowback" Ron Paul talks endlessly about Imperious America. You want to know why third world nations dont like the US How may wars have been fought in them.

    The US foriegn policy is one of thieft and destruction and the exporting of monetary inflation. Hint dont watch the US media.

  • i've been a financial advisor for 15 yrs all I know is no one on here can answer your question with sound advice based on this video. We don't know what your rates are, other obligations, goals or circumstances. NO 1 one this post can give you a sound answers, it can't be done.

    Sorry for you loss.

  • Sorry for your loss. Great video! 5***

  • Sorry to hear about you loss.

    I would be buying the metals and I don't exactly know what type of debt you are in so I don't just want to say "F**K it...don't pay your debt." That's up to you but...

    I would say do keep accumulating as much metals as you can.

  • Just buy American Silver Eagles, and then you don't have to doubt the silver content. If you buy just any silver coin, then you're always going to be wondering. Also, there is an acid test that can be done. You do have to scrape the silver off into the acid, and it's supposed to turn a red color. I'm not sure what that test is called though. With regard to Islam, I think we haven't been willing to discuss the nature of the Islamic religion. Until we do, this will always happen.

  • It depends on the kind of person you are. If you're an honorable person, I'd say pay more than the minimum, but don't pay off your debt at the expense of your preparation. I'm paying down my debt slowly and preparing slowly. I'd rather have some debt and some preparation than no debt and no preparation. I'd rather have some debt and some preperation than a lot of preparation and a mountain of debt that I'm legally responsible for. That's my take. Sorry for your loss. I hope all is well.

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