Some people feel that canada is turning into a communist state. NO!!!!
Martin Armstrong has said that our neighbor, america is not a communist country. Communism is when governments own everything. My question to you today is , doesn’t the government actually own everything already?
You own your house do you? That’s great . Try skipping your property taxes for a few years. And let’s see what happens.
You own your car now? Try skipping your registration and insurance payments and opt out of parking fees and see what happens.
Oh, but I can earn a paycheck. Oh yeah, some of that gets scraped off for the administrators to enjoy, but we still own the rest of it dont we? Yeah , kind of until we spend it , that is. You must understand you can’t run a country on fresh air and sunshine!
And every year, more of the fruits of our efforts gets expropriated for the purposes of keeping this wunnerful “social democracy” of ours going which of course requires many expensive administrators for it to function properly.
So we don’t really have naked communism yet because it’s not called communism per se, but what we have instead is a sort of a communism that’s dressed up with a fig leaf here and there , and most people have concluded that the fight for a better life is not really worth it anymore , especially the young and the mal-educated amongst us, many of whom have already concluded that a piro type solution is the best way around these problems of ours.
There are , however , a few alternatives to ignition that are worth exploring. Consider the possibility of owning unconfiscatable assets because the real problem lies in the fact that authorities can simply determine that you are a suspected cocaine user, rob you of your baking soda, your cash and your guns and circulate a news article in the paper meant to pacify the masses that terroristic criminal elements are being disposed of daily and there is therefore no reason to picnic.
Are there examples of unconfiscatable assets? There are a few that occur and more could be added:
Someone said that knowledge is power and to an extent that’s true. Knowledge without action is not power but knowledge with action is powerful. Because if you know where to direct your energies, you can accomplish a lot, much more than blindly flailing about expending energy and resources uselessly like a certain empire is doing at the moment. So acquiring knowledge is a useful asset that you can carry about inside your brainbox free from taxation, free from the threat of confiscation. And you should treat this as the valuable asset that it is and not just fill your head with the propaganda that is spewed from the mainstream media sewerpipe every day, not to speak disparagingly of our trusty candian broadcorping castration of course.
Physical skills are another extremely useful asset that is impossible to tax. You could be a skilled welder, machinist, carpenter, plumber, electrician, survivalist, rock hound mineral expert, butcher , baker, candlestick maker, you name it , and you can possess all of these skills and select the one you want to use and many of these skills are useful all over the world, and all readily exchangeable for cash and resources. And these days, with youboob articles abounding posted by people who are eager to pass on their own skills there really is no excuse for not picking up new skills almost on a daily basis.
Another set of assets that is unconfiscatable would include valuables and supplies that are in unknown locations. Let’s call these sorts of things untitled property. Of course, the risk forever is that others will locate these articles and use them for their own purposes, oh no. But the old adage about out of sight being out of mind is a pretty valuable tool here. And some would argue that keeping valuables off your property is a better bet than keeping them on your titled property which is the first place a thief will search.
Of course , it’s even possible to take this previous idea to a sort of absurd conclusion and own no physical officially owned property whatsoever and just travel about helping yourself to what you need from your own supplies as needed.
And if any of these articles should become more valuable over time , that’s not a problem. Some articles could even be used as barter in the future.
Just knowing where physical assets can be located in the wild country is a valuable thing to possess. Because in the future as official energy resources become yet more depleted and less and less available to us plebs, we may reach a point where a nomadic lifestyle is all we have left. That or settle for huddling in a 15 minute concentration camp, i mean city, waiting for your next dry crust of moldy bread and watching simpsons reruns on your government approved telescreen.
Your call.
One more item that should not be failed to be mentioned is family and friendships. None of us really knows what’s going to transpire in the future, but facing life, all on your own, with no friends whatsoever, with no one you can call on, no one you can count on to work with you in an emergency is not really wise. Building friendships by helping others and sharing your resources, being kind to one another is a much better bet than just hoarding all your assets and being some kind of a jerk standing there with a shotgun ready to shoot anything that moves within fifty yards of your pile of goodies.
After all, someone has stated, the only thing we can really keep at the end of our lives is our character. What kind of legacy will you leave? Your legacy too, is unconfiscateable, for better or for worse.
And one more unconfiscateable asset is worth talking about. Religion is a topic that can quickly get you killed But for those who believe that there is an eternal purpose to life , jesus spoke of laying up treasures in heaven where moth and rust do not corrupt and thieves do not break in and steal , I’ll leave it to your imagination how you might accomplish laying up some treasures in heaven for your own eternal benefit.
Fishermen are the best people!
