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The way this economy is headed there will be a major increase in crimes of necessity. One of the easiest targets is the individual or family through home invasions. If you decide to keep money in your house you had better keep you mouth shut and buy a machine gun.
I don't have a machine gun, those are illegal. But if you try and come into my home, invasion style? Let me just say I will know about it, well before you think I do and when you arrive, i'll be the one having all the fun. That much I assure you. My system goes far beyond a six shooter in the night stand. Anytime anyone, or thing gets near m home I am alerted to the exact position, by which I can then follow your movement on my infa red monitor. If you attempt to enter my home, after being warned not to do so, you won't be leaving in one piece.
Now this may, or may not be true, but hey, it sure is fun to imagine.
Location: Georgia, on the Florida line, right above Tallahassee
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Originally Posted by HappyTexan
The FDIC has always been underfunded. It never bothered anyone because just a few banks here and there every year go under. The FDIC should have started screaming for higher insurance premiums from the banks starting way back in 2007, late 2006 when the S**T started hitting the fan.
You keep saying things I was going to say before I can say them.
Note to self...start reading threads before Happytexan does.
Location: Georgia, on the Florida line, right above Tallahassee
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I don't have a machine gun, those are illegal. But if you try and come into my home, invasion style? Let me just say I will know about it, well before you think I do and when you arrive, i'll be the one having all the fun. That much I assure you. My system goes far beyond a six shooter in the night stand. Anytime anyone, or thing gets near m home I am alerted to the exact position, by which I can then follow your movement on my infa red monitor. If you attempt to enter my home, after being warned not to do so, you won't be leaving in one piece.
Now this may, or may not be true, but hey, it sure is fun to imagine.
The police can come into your home anytime, no knock raid and if you shoot them, it's your fault. They can also arrest you for pretty much any trumped up charge.
Location: Visitation between Wal-Mart & Home Depot
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Originally Posted by Dd714
You miss the intent of the warning - it wasn't to depositors to tell them to stuff matresses, it was to banks who have to pay the "insurance premiums". FDIC will be covered by the U.S. treasury if nothing else. It's no worse news then the other innumberable bail outs that are needed.
Oh, nevermind then. I guess the fiat currency that the Treasury would print to cover any possible FDIC failure would be worth just as much as what I had before. All is well.
The way this economy is headed there will be a major increase in crimes of necessity. One of the easiest targets is the individual or family through home invasions. If you decide to keep money in your house you had better keep you mouth shut and buy a machine gun.
I'm going to bury what little I have in coffee cans in the backyard, and with my memory I'll forget where I buried it....
I'm going to bury what little I have in coffee cans in the backyard, and with my memory I'll forget where I buried it....
Bury it encased in cement.
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