A Matter of Solvency

The idea of a parallel economy has been around for some time now. People talk about it, but it’s like Mark Twain’s comment about the weather: “Everybody talks about the weather, but no one does anything about it.” There have been some who’ve gone the extra step of actually trying. I think Torba of Gab.com is doing something, but you have to join Gab, become a supporter of it, to use it and if you ask me, that’s not helping the situation, but taking advantage of the situation, so I’ve demurred. There’s Public Square, which I started to join to get 12 Round Productions into the parallel economy, but they just wanted too much interaction right off the bat and I backed away. Let me see how it works a little bit before I’m expected to divulge all sorts of information. As we have been enslaved by the demand for information, some people should be more sensitive about how much they ask for as complete strangers, in my opinion.

Yet, even states are starting to recognize the need for a parallel economy. Arkansas has passed a law that allows for gold and silver to be used as currency and Texas has finally passed a bill out of committee (HB4903) that will be scheduled for debate, hopefully sooner rather than later. (H/T Zerohedge ((who else))?) This will allow Texans to receive gold and silver backed digital currency as payment for their labor as well as use gold and silver as currency. The digital currency would also be redeemable for physical gold and silver and something the Zerohedge article informed me, that I didn’t know, was that Texas already has a bullion depository, it’s just not available to the citizens, yet. That makes the transition away from Federal Reserve Notes seamless, if they get off their butts and pass it out of the House and Senate and Abbott actually signs it.

The advantage of state run gold, silver currency and digital currencies backed by gold and silver is that it’s constitutional (Article 1, Section 10 “No state shall…coin money; emit bills of credit; make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts…”). I guess it’s okay for the feds to print useless fiat currency, but not the states. This means, however, that it would take a constitutional amendment to make it illegal. No, I’m not saying they wouldn’t still make it illegal, I’m saying that’s an issue that, if done unconstitutionally, becomes a major grievance toward the ultimate split up of the uneasy marriage that already exists. A split up that becomes much easier when disconnecting from the Federal Reserve is no longer step along the path, but a step that has already been taken. As it is, no state has to ask for permission to make gold and silver available for daily transactions, it’s already legal to do so as long as it is backed by or exists as gold or silver.

No matter what happens, developments like this can only help the people of the states that pursue it. The more that take part, the greater the impact on the Fed and that translates to a reduced ability of the federal government to print their way out of trouble. As it is, we’re mostly tied to the fiat currency that’s been devalued over the past 50 years to make slaves of us all.

But a parallel economy must go further. I can’t think of a single public and just as few private corporations that I want to spend my diminishing dollars with. I don’t want to support anyone who supports the mutilation of children too young to defend themselves from their wicked mothers and evil fathers who would go along with it. But I still want to enjoy life, not sit in a hole surrounded by the five products I like that are not supporting this criminal abuse of children.

Is Torba’s parallel economy a good start? Yes, but too many strings. How about Public Square? Again, yes, but too invasive. We don’t need an overall sponsor like that anyway, but what we do need are energetic and devoted distributors. Who are the unwoke distributors among those already engaged in the trade? How can we convince them to make the big break and distribute our goods, local goods to local stores? Where is a network to get us in touch with these distributors? The internet is fine for now, but soon it will come down to people with trucks distributing goods we can count on to be pure. In other words, they can’t distribute the mRNA laden meat and cricket flour. I know there’s a market, an ability to organize those who make the commitment to refuse such products.

This is what a real war in the 21st Century looks like. We need to divide up sides for everything, where we buy food, who distributes it to them, who produces it, who trucks it.

I’m not trying to boycott anyone or anything here. They’ve already destroyed their own brands, I’m just not willing to salvage them from the trash heap on which they’ve gleefully and enthusiastically thrown themselves. Do you trust any major grocer to refuse to take mRNA injected beef? Do you trust any of them to restrain from selling you flour actually made of crickets? Do you trust any of them to rightfully and lawfully label it so you can make your own choice? There’s no honesty in advertising, or even labeling in this society where the woke can break every law known to Man and the unwoke have to obey every strict rule or imposed regulation, many of which aren’t legal, moral or ethical, but they’s the rules, don’t ya know? At least, for you.

I’m not suggesting that we start a fight, the fight’s already been started, I’m suggesting that we start to take a few swings ourselves. The break from the Fed is a good start, a necessary start, but it’s fueled by businesses that won’t deal in anything other than gold or silver or at least gold or silver backed digital currency. It gains momentum when the workers will accept nothing other than gold, silver or gold or silver backed digital currency. That’s where I stand and my future employment will rely on that, especially if Texas can do the right thing and pass the same general bill that Arkansas just passed into law.

This is ultimately a matter of solvency and a lack of faith in those in power. No one wants to be holding billions in worthless currency when the music stops. The amount of businesses and financial services that will be attracted by a commodity-based currency instead of the fiat currency they use now will be massive, just out of a sense of self-defense. The end of the fiat currency is destined to happen; it’s no longer a fear or dream, the mechanics of it are already in motion, the wheels already turning to get us there. We have to be smart enough to recognize it and move on to something more stable. Perhaps, we can regain world confidence and trade when the states individually show more common sense than the blithering idiots that bought into Modern Monetary Theory.

My novels of freedom, and especially individuality, Rebel and Rogue about a young man, growing up trying to do the right thing. They’re available on Amazon and our website 12 Round Productions, where you can also find access to our red-pill film Lies of Omission.