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  • @singlefathersurrogacy says:

    Survival skills > $ etc

  • @aarong8933 says:

    Join rebel capitalist is my first move!

  • @redhandsbluefaces says:

    I have everything I need to survive. To thrive I have a few business venture ideas I’ve been waiting to start

  • @milky_joh6281 says:

    It’s all getting much closer, Australian government has just come out and said we need to stop eating red meat. Because science said it will help climate change😂

  • @jgn2112 says:

    Thank you for making a shorter video. I do truly appreciate your more detailed and lengthy videos, but I really enjoy this shorter format.

  • @victorfontaine4943 says:

    90% of them plan to just gonna cry piss & moan until they get option number two George. Then the CBDC will be their savior…

    • @carlos777uk says:

      Been saying this for ages now. They’ll make everything so bad that everyone cries out for stability and fixes by way of a CBDC. Much like the self-policing we saw during Covid (in the UK it was “saving everyone’s nan”), half the population will be pushing the other half to accept any and all new rules.

  • @GeorgeGammon says:

    ✅ Come To Rebel Capitalist Live In Orlando May 31- June 2! https://rebelcapitalistlive.com

    • @Ki_Won says:

      Oof, George, how can you spend more than a few minutes in that room with *THAT* wallpaper? My eyes are all funny just for having watched this video 😂🤣😂🤣😂

    • @DigDougDig says:

      Hey George, I chose option 4, I own a Gold mine.

    • @alpinismutilitar3886 says:

      30-Year Fixed Rate Mortgage Average in the United States-(minus)Federal Funds Effective Rate

      30-Year Fixed Rate Mortgage Average in the United States-Federal Funds Effective Rate – Inverted = The Boom and The Bust

  • @jeffnelson4489 says:

    I’m captain Tóxica I worked all the way through Covid and I sold flowers on the corner.

  • @joeysocks5718 says:

    Doom Doom Doom – but for $700 you can join my conference in Orlando LOL 😆

  • @delmonicofarquhar9893 says:

    IMHO, I’d suggest reducing or eliminating ALL permanent indebtedness. This will allow you to remain financially independent and flexible, which, in turn, will allow you to react appropriately when you have to.

  • @leonidas953 says:

    Thanks George! I’m prepared. Got my lipstick and I’ve been doing my stretches. I can almost reach my butt! 😂I😂😂

  • @eyesea123 says:

    They never locked me down, I refuse to comply.

  • @MarcoPolo-oy3mh says:

    Concerns about a potential recession and the Fed’s talk of interest rate hikes have left me uneasy. I’m unsure about my $440K portfolio strategy, considering the uncertainty of a recession and the possibility that interest rates may not rise significantly

    • @MaryCcn says:

      I completely understand your concerns. But In this current unstable markets, It is advisable to diversify while retaining 70–80% in secure investments. looking at your budget, you should consider financial advisory.

    • @classicphotos8916 says:

      I agree. This is why having the right plan is invaluable, my $210k portfolio is well-matched for every season of the market and recently hit 40% rise from early last year. I and my CFP are working on a more figures ballpark goal this 2024

    • @AmeliaBBoi says:

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    • @classicphotos8916 says:

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    • @AmeliaBBoi says:

      Thanks for this. Found her and looked through her credentials before contacting her. Once again many thanks.

  • @islandaerial3414 says:

    Up here in Canazuela, we are already under a Tyrant with out of control corruption.
    Would love to come to your symposium but, just not possible at this time. Cheers

  • @dboi4952 says:

    He who controls the food and water controls you. Whatever you do, get yourself a few acres of fertile land.

  • @wasabininja3494 says:

    Government didn’t lock me in a cage in 2020. I freely roamed about and pushed back. Now if that happens again, I’ll be ready to take people to court. I sharpened my sword (legal knowledge) as that crapfest occurred.

    • @conspiracystacker says:

      Yup, only the sheeple locked themselves up

    • @joeking6763 says:

      @conspiracystacker I took it as George is talking to the sheep. I show this to the sheep so that they might possibly understand. Most don’t care and don’t want to hear it. Can’t wait to say “told you so”.

    • @ShenState says:

      @@joeking6763 I doubt they will still understand. I sometimes think about posting a video of my freedom on my land and abundance of food telling people to F.O. as I told them what was coming but they didn’t want to listen. But what will happen is that eventually, we will get to a point to where people will just report you for something. And then they’ll come knocking. So, the reality is, the true “I told you so” most likely won’t be in your best interest. Besides, just think about the number of articles that have come out shining some of the side effects from the vaccine. They still don’t buy it. They’ll buy whatever narrative there is. Ohh, but it would it would be so much worse without it. And the story continues.

    • @omniaquaeriteacdubitate3898 says:

      &@WasabiNinja good to hear it. KeepAtThem.
      WhichPartOfDaGlobeUFrom?

  • @tanyal7154 says:

    Gold, silver , beef cows, chickens, bees, fibre goats, jersey milk cow and land. Spent any savings building up my farm. Best decision ever.

  • @californianussa2951 says:

    I shared these same words of wisdom with some good friends . Their only response was to say if things get bad they are are definitely coming to my place. I haven’t spoken to them in 4-months.

    • @ShenState says:

      That’s what will happen, people will freeload. As the saying goes, it’s nothing personal it’s just -business- survival.

  • @AllNighterHeider says:

    I learned contract and equity law to be able to hold the state accountable. The state has made all the claims documented in what are called laws, but are actually statutes, codes, policies, rules, regulations, none of which are laws.
    So by being able to avoid the tyranny, and ive already demonstrated this, I am able to keep more of what I have and will be earning.
    Thats one angle.
    Thanks George and rebel crew
    Ill see you there!!!

  • @nwrealteam says:

    It seems that the scenarios mentioned in this clip assume that the supply chains are still functional. If they are not then basic human survival trumps wealth preservation and prosperity. In a supply chain collapse is there a case where cash is king for a period of time until it’s purchasing power is depleted? Perhaps for days, weeks or even months. This usefulness also assumes supply chains still have warehoused goods to acquire. This situation might exist temporarily. Next, PM will become the currency of choice for a duration of time where the revaluation of PM will allow the acquisition of life sustaining assets like shelter, farmland etc. If a new monetary system isn’t available by the end of this stage (perhaps weeks or months after fiat currency is done) humanity is back to ancient times struggling to survive. For this reason resources like shelter, water and food are the only priorities. We would be up a creek if these resources are not addressed prior to a credit freeze/supply chain mad max scenario. Perhaps low probability. Perhaps not. Best to be prepared. Better safe than sorry. DD

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