I can bet what he'll be saying. Now I have something to listen to on my drive this morning!

People ridicule Simon for his take, which is strange to me. It is coherent and grounded in reality. I think because he argues that the Jews run the world thing is just narrative, it gets peopel irritated. I think it's important to get above narrative, though, into intent. It all also makes me wonder if I should be looking at properties in Dubai or Singapore. I like Russia's commitment to preserving Christian traditions, but it's too cold there. The diwnside to moving is that I can't move my extended family, so stahing put in Texas and building a new community there for them may be the way I go.

completely understood... I'm hoping bitcoin will allow me to locate where I need to... or hop from one locale to another if needed/desired. I think the hardest element of the future will be having to support an onslaught of normie family and friends that failed to prepare... this is one reason I'm working to establish "citadel" ground rules as membership criteria. imo, wild times are ahead.

My friends started making comments after I bought my property ("I'll bring out my double wide if it hits the fan"🤦‍♂️). But I think it will be a gradual slide and the crack up. They will all sit on their hands waiting for the govt to send the links to the promised UBI digital wallets.

lol... agreed... same... my friends joke that I'm a "prepper" with a bugout property... I just shake my head...

The funny thing is, once I tell them where it is (it's a hassle to get to it), the change their mind fast, which is exactly why I bought it in the first place.

same... one man's hassle is another man's opportunity/adventure... 😉

I love it out there. I wish I wasn't having to spend so much time in Ohio.

lol... we really are on parallel journeys... I'm in heaven walking the property with my dogs... have essentially retired, so I'm enjoying more time there... and imo you will some day soon be spending more time at your place of solace... no hustle, no bustle, no traffic, no graffiti, no crime, no mental illness, etc... just the sites, sounds, and smells of wildlife, nature, and spiritual vibes... life is good.

I could have choosen the life you have last year, but we really weren't ready to retire. On top of it, I had promised my friend, who I've worked for running hia largest business unit for 10 years, that I would help him grow out a new region. So now I go back and forth between Ohio and Texas. I'll do it for maybe 2 more years, and then I'll be living the life you have, God willing.