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Offshore Accounts: I am working on suitable preps, storing some silver and gold coins, while working on a moving to a more suitable location. Due to this, my savings account is usually between $10K-$20K. I don’t see the lure for folks in my situation. If there money was there after the above, I would look at it.
Re: Economy and Finance
Bill Holter is a frequent guest on usawatchdog.com. In my opinion Bill Holter is a very savvy guy; one that I would trust. I’ve love to see Greg Hunter interview Mr. Rawles.
An un-enforceable law (except for those idiots that advertise that they’re breaking the law).
How is the Canuck Postal service going to know that I’m mailing gold or silver coins? Metal scanner? Open each and every package? I could always hide a few at a time in an otherwise innocent box of Other Stuff that I’m mailing to Someone Else.
More Gubberment Overreach.
Canada Outlaws Mailing Gold
I disagree with the article when it suggests it is because then Canada will know who has gold. Banning “future” mailings doesn’t achieve that purpose because you can’t see in the package. Neither does it tell you who has gold NOW.
What it does, sadly, is make it harder to GET gold. Something of real value which might be worth something when any future draconian measures taken by the government to prevent you from getting to your money in the bank goes into effect.
Unfortunately, we had something similar in principle to us in California. I used to order ammunition on the internet because even with freight it was still cheaper in bulk. As of last year I can still do so but I would have to do so through an FFL dealer and my cost savings is gone. Guess what? I don’t do that anymore and have dropped off my purchases 100%. But, luckily, I had a good amount anyway.
Just like us on this site, Canadians should try to get gold coins close to them when they can and squirrel away small bills on a consistent basis and secure them both safely. Unfortunately, I think Canadians are far more trusting of their government than we are of ours. But they’re very friendly folks I’ve found.
Why would Canada want to stop the mailing of gold ? It sounds to me that Canada is getting scared that their fiat money will soon fail and that Canada will be trying to go CASHLESS in order to totally control and tax all transactions, OR to go with negative interest rates. Negative interest rates means that the government takes a percentage of all bank accounts. Using gold or silver eliminates the ability of the government to do these.
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Offshore Accounts: I am working on suitable preps, storing some silver and gold coins, while working on a moving to a more suitable location. Due to this, my savings account is usually between $10K-$20K. I don’t see the lure for folks in my situation. If there money was there after the above, I would look at it.
Re: Economy and Finance
Bill Holter is a frequent guest on usawatchdog.com. In my opinion Bill Holter is a very savvy guy; one that I would trust. I’ve love to see Greg Hunter interview Mr. Rawles.
: Canada Outlaws Mailing Gold Coins, Gold Nuggets and Gold Dust
An un-enforceable law (except for those idiots that advertise that they’re breaking the law).
How is the Canuck Postal service going to know that I’m mailing gold or silver coins? Metal scanner? Open each and every package? I could always hide a few at a time in an otherwise innocent box of Other Stuff that I’m mailing to Someone Else.
More Gubberment Overreach.
Canada Outlaws Mailing Gold
I disagree with the article when it suggests it is because then Canada will know who has gold. Banning “future” mailings doesn’t achieve that purpose because you can’t see in the package. Neither does it tell you who has gold NOW.
What it does, sadly, is make it harder to GET gold. Something of real value which might be worth something when any future draconian measures taken by the government to prevent you from getting to your money in the bank goes into effect.
Unfortunately, we had something similar in principle to us in California. I used to order ammunition on the internet because even with freight it was still cheaper in bulk. As of last year I can still do so but I would have to do so through an FFL dealer and my cost savings is gone. Guess what? I don’t do that anymore and have dropped off my purchases 100%. But, luckily, I had a good amount anyway.
Just like us on this site, Canadians should try to get gold coins close to them when they can and squirrel away small bills on a consistent basis and secure them both safely. Unfortunately, I think Canadians are far more trusting of their government than we are of ours. But they’re very friendly folks I’ve found.
Why would Canada want to stop the mailing of gold ? It sounds to me that Canada is getting scared that their fiat money will soon fail and that Canada will be trying to go CASHLESS in order to totally control and tax all transactions, OR to go with negative interest rates. Negative interest rates means that the government takes a percentage of all bank accounts. Using gold or silver eliminates the ability of the government to do these.