What would you do in a kind of “End of The World” situation, when money is all of a sudden not available any more?! It may sound like an apocalyptic scenario, but it’s rather realistic…
Unfortunately money could be shut of any time in any country or even globally with just a click of a button of the banks! Don’t believe “they” would do anything like that?The most recent real life example was Greece! Since Greece is infinitely in debt towards the countries within the European Union (and beyond) last year the Greek government several times simply decided to limit the amount of money people can get from the ATMs!
This means, the Greek people were only able to get about $50 per day (!!) from their bank at an ATM!! Imagine that!! Imagine you cannot access your own money from your own bank account when you need it! And there is nothing you can do about it! The Greek wete not able to do anything at all about it!
And this is no SF, no philosophy, this is what really happened in our most recent history. Who cares that it is your money, who cares you earned and own it (yeah, that’s at least what you think…. ), “they”, the banks, the government owns YOU and YOUR MONEY.
It is not the people individually who screwed up in Greece. It is the government and bad deals that were made by the EU to make Greece join the EU many years ago. Because the Greece standard of living was a lot lower than in the strong industrial countries of Europe they should never have been allowed into the EU in the first place. Normally, only a country that can keep up with the average level of economy i the eU is allowed in. But it was pure theory here, because the greed of the ones in power was bigger. They simply wanted to expand the EU borders further, grabbing another country, like the nice, sunny tourist country at the Adriatic Sea, and to grab it they sponsored Greek’s economy with infinite Millions, even Billions of EURs. But 10 years later it turned out, the gap is so big, the country was never able to catch up with paying back. All these “sponsoring” EURs were simply thrown into a gigantic financial hole when they made Greece join.
Anyway, this story is not about Greece in particular. It is just a hard facts example for something that went almost unnoticed, because – oh, well, who cares about a tiny little country somewhere under the sun. And this is exactly how it works! We get used to things like that. No big deal. It is not me, it is not us. And when it happens again, then our memory says “Oh well, it happened before…”
It is about Greece. It is about a recent real life example of how easy and instantly your access to money can be shut down!!
After all, most money is just digital figures somewhere, you do not have all your money physically at home, or do you?
Regardless – even if you did,.. we are brainstorming a situation here, which may happen in many variations.
First of all (not even mentioning the fact that the money as we have it today is practically worthless, as it is backed by nothing…) we know all the predictions, that at some point soon, money may completely DISAPPEAR.
For what ever reason, political circumstances, economical crash, disaster, or just huge shifts in the world systems.. be it even a stupid electronic problem, a real hack, or a false flag attack created by purpose to disrupt money access…. WHAT WOULD YOU DO? ARE YOU PREPARED?
How would you get stuff you need to get, without money? What would you trade for food, water, and gas?
Here is a video suggesting some possibilities:
You may or may not agree with this ideas, or you may have better ideas?
Or you may not care at all, as you say, one cannot be prepared for everything anyway. Or can we?
What are your thoughts?
Do you think money access could be blocked for what ever real or fake reasons overnight?
Do you think the possibility that money disappears soon is likely?
And what would you do to be prepared?
How would you prepare?
I am really curios to hear what feelings about this are out there!
Any smart ideas?
Share, if you think this possible problem needs more awareness. Thanks.