@grantrobertb A well-designed, grounded Faraday cage would block (or extremely attenuate) the electromagnetic (EM) radiation from mobile phone towers, so you would not be exposed to it inside.
Time to get the aluminium foil out.
The silver tax shock most people have never heard of.
In 1934, the United States didn’t just regulate silver.
It attacked the profit motive.
Under the Silver Purchase Act era, profits from certain silver bullion transfers were hit with a 50% tax.
Not 5%.
Not 10%.
Not a normal capital gains tax.
50%.
That is the part people miss.
When silver was just quietly circulating as money, it was acceptable.
But when silver became an escape valve from the paper system, the government moved aggressively.
Control the metal.
Control the transfer.
Control the profit.
The real threat was people choosing outside money when confidence in paper started weakening.
Today, silver investors complain about collectibles tax treatment.
Fair enough.
But history shows something much bigger:
When governments feel monetary metals are competing with the system, taxation becomes a weapon.
Silver’s history is not just about demonetization.
It is about what happens when hard money becomes too attractive.
Big thanks to @BullionaireBob the Billionaire for sharing this information with me.
This is the kind of monetary history every hard-money investor should know.
And Bob and I strongly agreed on one point:
A true hard-money advocate should raise his voice for zero capital gains tax on monetary metals.
Because gold and silver are not just assets.
They are money.
And taxing capital gains on money is just the paper system punishing people for escaping its own debasement.
Why would anyone exchange their time for a currency and keep said currency in the institution that creates it from nothing, inflates it, and debases it?
#Gold#Silver
SIMON DIXON: "We need people running nodes, owning their Bitcoin in self custody, people that aren't borrowing against their Bitcoin through a centralized structure, people that are going to support different types of innovation that allow for privacy."
"It's still the most decentralized thing we have... I know it will succeed because... It's an escape for elites that still want it as well."
"Do you want to fund death, destruction, war, violence and fund the proof of weapons network, which is Bitcoin in custody?... Or do you want to actually boycott, make the system weaker and at least have a corner of the world that's working on allowing people to be sovereign? Because the only countries that are going to survive in this multipolar world order and not be vassalized into the Financial Industrial Complex are the countries that have sovereign wealth."
"Most of you will be useful idiots that will give more power to the financial industrial complex on the wrong side of a margin call mining fiat currency while they take your Bitcoin and use it as leverage to destroy your pension, bomb more countries and you work for transnational capital."
Peter Schiff argues inflation is eroding living standards, deficits are spiraling, and savers need gold and silver to protect purchasing power.
https://t.co/2Ap8EavE7n
Cameras are going up everywhere for mass surveillance not public safety.They are linked to the new AI data centres. The ‘elites’ know when the masses ‘wake up’ they are going to need these control systems Your taxes are paying for this. You are paying for your own subjugation.