Thanks for posting the interview! Do you all know David's thoughts on where to put and/or keep a lot of cash? I know he said that there is a need to keep a little cash in the bank account for obvious reasons, but what is the cap amount that he would feel comfortable with? Will trust funds be affected? A possible scenario as an example: if one sells their home and other assets, downsizes, where would he keep the cash?
Yes. It's a real dilemma. Gold isn't a bad option. A stable coin. Spread it out among foreign banks. Ultimately, there is no simple answer because the problem is sodiabolical and all encompassing. David's point is not about where you keep your cash but about slaying the beast that is the Central Bank. Ambitious but what other choice do we have? Until the Fed is disbanded, there can never be peace or justice in the modern world. I think he is right about that as is Ron Paul, G Edward Griffin and everyone else who advocates ending a lender of last resort, fake money from nowhere system. It exists for one thing only which is to enrich the elites who run it by enslaving the little people who work for a living.
No idea. Europe really is f----d. There's no spirit left that I see. Brussels orders and the people obey. Decades of socialist government intervention has cowed everyone. I don't see many men left and it will be men who put a stop to the madness. Europe is not the ally of the US when it comes to banking and money. The Europeans desperately want to remain relevant and hold onto their banking power. I think Europe is on its own. And I think the people running it will not go lightly.
This is an excellent interview. I appreciate David Rogers Webb's courage and intelligence in bringing this important information to us.
He's great. Thanks for watching
@@expatphyles David Rogers Webb is great. I watch all of his interviews. Please try to get him on your show gain.
Thanks for posting the interview!
Do you all know David's thoughts on where to put and/or keep a lot of cash? I know he said that there is a need to keep a little cash in the bank account for obvious reasons, but what is the cap amount that he would feel comfortable with?
Will trust funds be affected?
A possible scenario as an example: if one sells their home and other assets, downsizes, where would he keep the cash?
Only you can answer that question, in particular because of one's lifestyle. I don't need lots of cash, but hold Treasuries in case of liquidity need.
Yes. It's a real dilemma. Gold isn't a bad option. A stable coin. Spread it out among foreign banks. Ultimately, there is no simple answer because the problem is sodiabolical and all encompassing. David's point is not about where you keep your cash but about slaying the beast that is the Central Bank. Ambitious but what other choice do we have? Until the Fed is disbanded, there can never be peace or justice in the modern world. I think he is right about that as is Ron Paul, G Edward Griffin and everyone else who advocates ending a lender of last resort, fake money from nowhere system. It exists for one thing only which is to enrich the elites who run it by enslaving the little people who work for a living.
Does this mean the issue will be solved in the US but not in the EU? Sorry for asking.
No idea. Europe really is f----d. There's no spirit left that I see. Brussels orders and the people obey. Decades of socialist government intervention has cowed everyone. I don't see many men left and it will be men who put a stop to the madness. Europe is not the ally of the US when it comes to banking and money. The Europeans desperately want to remain relevant and hold onto their banking power. I think Europe is on its own. And I think the people running it will not go lightly.