what pisses me off is that all republicans fall for the crap of fear then they give up their personal rights to the government thinking that they will be protected but what they are doing is giving more power to the government . so to all you christians who adore the republicans what do you fear so much to give up your freedom? and yes i'm a liberal just like jesus.
what pisses me off is that all republicans fall for the crap of fear then they give up their personal rights to the government thinking that they will be protected but what they are doing is giving more power to the government . so to all you christians who adore the republicans what do you fear so much to give up your freedom?
It really is sad that we've forgotten the lessons of the great depression. Well not everyone has, otherwise the automatic earth would not exist, nor would this video, or this comment.
Most Americans have no clue what is coming. Most are in denial. I have tried for over a year to warn my friends. Most are to busy with their day to day routines and are unable to see the cliff beyond the trees. Nicole is a true visionary.
@quaffly When the globalists talk about "investing in water" for the most part they are talking about buying up supply, not investing in companies that provide delivery and billing services.
Water is a common resource, like air. It should not be legal to buy up and squat on scarce water resources in hopes of making a killing. It's not capitalism, it's monopolism.
@quaffly An investor with no interest in water delivery in (just in the money) will have no impact on improving the water collection and delivery, in fact he will have an incentive to make water scarce, if there is no perfect competition (wich there rarelly is) he and his partners can and do create monoplies or cooperation between the small ``competition``. Investing in the stock market gets you money from a real or percived need but don`t you get involved in the decisions related.
The same govt that makes the regulations is the same govt that was responsible for policies that created this and the credit bubble so eloquently pictured in this video of the 30s. Quoting FDR, however, on concept of giving up liberties for security is ironic because the mistakes made for the 14 years of his Presidency are the same mistakes being made today.
@GuinnyIre I agree with your sentiment but the video does state that Benjamin Franklin and not FDR is quoted with saying: "Anyone who trades liberty for security deserves neither liberty nor security”. Anyway a sorry state of affairs likely to get much worse sadly!
@mogambo55 Saw your comment this morning and relistened to it while in the shower (I'm starting to understand the impact the lightbulb had at the turn of the last century; the things we take for granted now). I believe that seeing all those images of FDR's Great Depression overwhelmed me. You are correct sir! (hope you're not to young to know who Ed McMahon was). By the way Stoneleigh does a great interview with Max Keiser. Maybe a day or two old.
Stoneleigh is bang on and what she's recommending is described in "Thriving During Challenging Times, The Energy, Food and Financial Independence Handbook" by someone who lives independently, off the grid. The book provides a roadmap on how to make yourself resilient to the future Stoneleigh describes. aztext dot com
Thank you very much Cap'n! You express the gratitude I have felt for some time. You can hear Nicole Foss in a podcast recorded earlier this month here tinyurl [dot] com/23p4uxc - fans will not be disappointed!
I agree with most of what is stated except for holding on to cash....What happened in the depression? Money was worthless. History will repeat itself. Gold, silver will and IS becoming the "new" money.
@sgiwinalite In a depression-like world Gold and silver will be almost as worthless as cash. People will not trade their food or water for a piece of metal, precious or not. But you're right in that money will be worthless. The best commodities, in my opinion, would be stores of food and seed and the knowledge and ability to use that seed to make a replenish-able stock of food. Just my two cents.
@SanctifiedReunion PMs have been used for almost 5000Ys and this time will be no difference. Majority of PMs have been held by 1% of the richest people throughout history and nobody ever seen them suffering! Eventually when people lose confidence in the fiat currency they will be back to this PMs for trading or a currency back by them. We are not the only generation which used FC. There has been many great empires like Persian en Rome which used it and failed due to same reason that we will.
@sgiwinalite Better reread that history book. During the Depression cash was in exceedingly short supply and the value of hard currency went up, not down. TAE may not be the bible but they are preaching the gospel and it will behoove all of us to listen with great intent and purpose. Thank you Stoneleigh and Ilargi for all of you hard work and effort. Your words have not fallen on deaf ears...
This captures The Automatic Earth PERFECTLY. A Must-see video and send to everyone you know. Stoneleigh's voice (literally and figuratively) in conjunction with the haunting music and the lifeboat recommendations and the tip-of-the-hat to Ilargi through the use of vintage photos is BRILLIANT. The narrative is well defined with a distinct beginning, middle and end. I sobbed my way through it as I finally really GOT how devastating the oncoming deflation will truly be.
This is one "burly" video. =p
lexiskramer229a 1 month ago
what pisses me off is that all republicans fall for the crap of fear then they give up their personal rights to the government thinking that they will be protected but what they are doing is giving more power to the government . so to all you christians who adore the republicans what do you fear so much to give up your freedom? and yes i'm a liberal just like jesus.
4fingerlid 4 months ago
what pisses me off is that all republicans fall for the crap of fear then they give up their personal rights to the government thinking that they will be protected but what they are doing is giving more power to the government . so to all you christians who adore the republicans what do you fear so much to give up your freedom?
4fingerlid 4 months ago
It really is sad that we've forgotten the lessons of the great depression. Well not everyone has, otherwise the automatic earth would not exist, nor would this video, or this comment.
oggleman 5 months ago
Beautifully composed... Stoneleigh's narrative + haunting music + photos.
Very well done Cpt Sheeple.
65nom 8 months ago
Most Americans have no clue what is coming. Most are in denial. I have tried for over a year to warn my friends. Most are to busy with their day to day routines and are unable to see the cliff beyond the trees. Nicole is a true visionary.
drkevincampbell 1 year ago
@quaffly When the globalists talk about "investing in water" for the most part they are talking about buying up supply, not investing in companies that provide delivery and billing services.
Water is a common resource, like air. It should not be legal to buy up and squat on scarce water resources in hopes of making a killing. It's not capitalism, it's monopolism.
africkinamerican 1 year ago
@quaffly An investor with no interest in water delivery in (just in the money) will have no impact on improving the water collection and delivery, in fact he will have an incentive to make water scarce, if there is no perfect competition (wich there rarelly is) he and his partners can and do create monoplies or cooperation between the small ``competition``. Investing in the stock market gets you money from a real or percived need but don`t you get involved in the decisions related.
panstriato2 1 year ago
The same govt that makes the regulations is the same govt that was responsible for policies that created this and the credit bubble so eloquently pictured in this video of the 30s. Quoting FDR, however, on concept of giving up liberties for security is ironic because the mistakes made for the 14 years of his Presidency are the same mistakes being made today.
GuinnyIre 1 year ago
@GuinnyIre I agree with your sentiment but the video does state that Benjamin Franklin and not FDR is quoted with saying: "Anyone who trades liberty for security deserves neither liberty nor security”. Anyway a sorry state of affairs likely to get much worse sadly!
mogambo55 1 year ago
@mogambo55 Saw your comment this morning and relistened to it while in the shower (I'm starting to understand the impact the lightbulb had at the turn of the last century; the things we take for granted now). I believe that seeing all those images of FDR's Great Depression overwhelmed me. You are correct sir! (hope you're not to young to know who Ed McMahon was). By the way Stoneleigh does a great interview with Max Keiser. Maybe a day or two old.
GuinnyIre 1 year ago
Stoneleigh is bang on and what she's recommending is described in "Thriving During Challenging Times, The Energy, Food and Financial Independence Handbook" by someone who lives independently, off the grid. The book provides a roadmap on how to make yourself resilient to the future Stoneleigh describes. aztext dot com
aztextpress 1 year ago
Permaculture is the answer...
Kaastn 1 year ago
Thank you very much Cap'n! You express the gratitude I have felt for some time. You can hear Nicole Foss in a podcast recorded earlier this month here tinyurl [dot] com/23p4uxc - fans will not be disappointed!
Myrmecia 1 year ago
I agree with most of what is stated except for holding on to cash....What happened in the depression? Money was worthless. History will repeat itself. Gold, silver will and IS becoming the "new" money.
sgiwinalite 1 year ago
@sgiwinalite In a depression-like world Gold and silver will be almost as worthless as cash. People will not trade their food or water for a piece of metal, precious or not. But you're right in that money will be worthless. The best commodities, in my opinion, would be stores of food and seed and the knowledge and ability to use that seed to make a replenish-able stock of food. Just my two cents.
SanctifiedReunion 1 year ago
@SanctifiedReunion PMs have been used for almost 5000Ys and this time will be no difference. Majority of PMs have been held by 1% of the richest people throughout history and nobody ever seen them suffering! Eventually when people lose confidence in the fiat currency they will be back to this PMs for trading or a currency back by them. We are not the only generation which used FC. There has been many great empires like Persian en Rome which used it and failed due to same reason that we will.
sasan1500 1 year ago
@sgiwinalite Better reread that history book. During the Depression cash was in exceedingly short supply and the value of hard currency went up, not down. TAE may not be the bible but they are preaching the gospel and it will behoove all of us to listen with great intent and purpose. Thank you Stoneleigh and Ilargi for all of you hard work and effort. Your words have not fallen on deaf ears...
renegaderecycler 1 year ago 2
very nice - thank you. I am sending to some friends...
westo2007 1 year ago
Outstanding, thank-you.
justaguynpc 1 year ago
This captures The Automatic Earth PERFECTLY. A Must-see video and send to everyone you know. Stoneleigh's voice (literally and figuratively) in conjunction with the haunting music and the lifeboat recommendations and the tip-of-the-hat to Ilargi through the use of vintage photos is BRILLIANT. The narrative is well defined with a distinct beginning, middle and end. I sobbed my way through it as I finally really GOT how devastating the oncoming deflation will truly be.
Euthenia88 1 year ago 2
nice video
rootytooty23 1 year ago
One of my favorite sites for their analytic work putting economy in real context; readable and informative. Good video.
loomer4ever 1 year ago