Get out of debt 2009 (part 2)

In this second installment of getting out of debt in 2009, I continue talking about getting off of credit card dependence and paying all your debt off.

Also, prepare for the worst by stocking up on food and water filtration systems. The more portable, the better. Also, get some 12-guage ammunition and a good 12-guage shotgun which can be used for both protection from criminals as well as for hunting.

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• Gerlald
• Celente
• debt
• 2009
• shotgun
• food
• rations
• criminal
• government
• creditors
• 12-guage

[a1mediaservices]

Poor fella! Whatta wannabe!! He would do well to just post the appropriate sites he refers to rather than to ramble on and on!!! Too, It would be nice if he would just finish one sentence before jumping on to another one... or maybe that's the way his mind works. The song I get for this is... Ramblin; man

[SteveHoca]

Wow, an ad hominem attack. For those that don't know what that is, it's a personal attack on my character, not the issues at large.

Let's face it, whether or not you personally like me is irrelevent. The CC companies like Chase are run like a mafie syndicate. They are absolutely atrocious in their behavior. Please for once leave my annoying voice and "not finish sentence" talk aside and let's address the issues, not the person. I used to fall for ad hominem insults. Not anymore though.

[vention4wh]

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As this depression progresses I'm expecting moderate to severe food shortages. I store food for that reason and I'm learning how to eat really cheap. In times of shortage, hording generally becomes illegal. If your supplies are discovered you could end up in jail. For that reason I save my receipts. I can prove that I bought my supplies before shortages began. That could keep me out of jail. Save your receipts!

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[vention4wh]

Ya, that amalgamation thing would blow. About hording though, it's not currently illegal. It's just that if we have a food shortage, it would become illegal very quickly. My point is that if you have receipts to prove that you gathered your supplies before the shortage situation, then you'll be less likely to be prosecuted for it. That's why I save all my receipts for the food I store. I have about a year or so stored (but it would be a very bland diet).

[vention4wh]

When are we going to see more videos?

I'm a big fan on your insights into the economy. I thought you got just a bit too emotional about the forced loneliness issue but those were good videos too.

[vention4wh]

I ran a 7000 dollar bill up on my MasterCard 4 months ago. It was due to buying my big 4wd dodge diesel pickup. The deal was too good to pass up, partly because I spent 6 years fixing cummins engines just like the one in my new truck. It's a perfect bug out vehicle since it can carry a big load, it has a long range, and it's EMP proof.

I've been busting my butt to pay that balance back to zero though. As of yesterday It's down to 1700. After that I'll dump money into the mortgage again.

[rberding]

Wait till the stockmarket will go down a lot in october and november. Then buy shares of Royal Dutch Shell and Unilever/Nestle. 30% of your assets in gold (fysical gold). Realestate (your present home you are living in) is o.k., but without a mortgage. If you own this home over 20 years it's o.k.

[wind0wninja]

Research: "Acceptance For Value" and "Set-Off" your debt. Check out Winston Shrout.

[Forsure3333]

What are the sectors of the economy in which money-making opportunities are increasing when the economy gets worse? In other words, I want to study in a winning field in tough times.

[SteveHoca]

Coincidentally, I just saw a program on the Discovery Channel the other day concerning a guy that survives in the wilderness. Really super interesting program. This guy talked about how it's easy to die of hypothermia in just one day. I may get some videos on this, or at least read some internet articles on it.