Why Are You Still In a City?

This is not said to shame, this is said to make you aware of the shackles holding you.

If you know what keeps you stuck, you are in a far better position than to be unknowing.

Is it your job that keeps you in the city? If the rumors are that the corporation you work for is planning to lay you off, will that send you into fear? Or will you see it as an opportunity?

If you are struggling to keep your house in the city, do you go down with the ship into bankruptcy, or can you let go, sell it, and then move to a better place to live?

If you know that the banksters are out to destroy you, do you choose to buy food or pay your mortgage payment?

Things are not going to get better. The banksters have a plan, that involves everyone being bankrupt, broke and hungry. They will not stop when the people are beaten to within an inch of their lives. T.H.E.Y. want 9/10ths of you gone. Especially if you are the type to go against the system. The "Social credit" system is to weed out those who cannot follow orders, who cannot be good order followers.

If you understand that the price is your life, or living in a concentration camp, does that change the way your respond to the banksters' games?

Nothing is as it seems

Everybody "KNOWS" that real estate never goes down. That your home is your biggest asset. That it is as good as money in the bank. But these are all lies. They are to keep you trapped in a pit of debt and death.

We call it "money" but it is really only fiat currency. We work hard for what the banksters' print. This is the most unlevel playing field.

Even the "good corporate jobs" are an illusion. They pay you just not quite enough to live at the level they hold up in front of you as the goal. You are working for the company store. You earn money, you give it right back. And, if you take on debt, you slowly (or fastly) sell your soul to the "company" (the banksters)

If you aren't in the top 10%, and also living way below your means, you are losing in this losing game.

In this game of Monopoly®, if you are in the top 10% you can just hold on. Everyone below is just sliding into bankruptcy and ruin. (some faster, some slower).

In the banksters' system, there is only debt and death. We must leave their system. One way is to become self reliant.

Build a homestead where you grow your own food. While you work and sell online. Add barter with your local community. Every piece is a step towards freedom and abundance.

If you know it is a trap

Gold seems nice, but what if its "weight" is to keep you at the bottom of the ocean?

What if the carrot on the end of the stick is never to be eaten? If it is always to be just out of reach, should one try harder, or give up on every having. And thus, break free from the control of the trap?

There is a fear when letting go, that you will never have what you have chased all your life. However, the opposite is usually the truth. People who gave up the chase, and walked away, have gotten what they wanted. And, the rest of the time, the person finds out that it isn't what they wanted at all, and go on to get what they truly desired.

Most people do not want to a super-star, they want some fame so that they are not clumped together with everyone else. However, many guys just want to get a girl. A loving wife, and the super-star path was never really desired.

Similarly, chasing women rarely gets you women. Women are so picky these days, with all the attention they have online. However, it has never been easier to be a top 10% man. Just being fit puts you in an elite percentage.

And being fit is really a result of eating well. Growing your own food will give you the most nutritious, best for you, foods. While also cutting your food costs. (and severing more ties with the banksters)

If you let go of the city

The "dream" is to have a house in the suburbs with a white picket fence and enjoying all the city has to offer.

And, to give up that dream really breaks your heart.

However, the city is crumbling. The house is not good for living in. The city is not a good place to raise children. It is dirty and polluted. The infrastructure is crumbling. The stores are closing. The jobs are going away.

AND!! this is in the better cities!

Cities will soon be where wild animals live. Homo-sapiens running around in packs looking for anything to eat.

What the Neo-liberals are doing to Seattle and San Francisco is not happenstance, it is a bankster plan. Yes, they are destroying the very thing you have thought you wanted all your life.

If you know now, that your city will soon be a food desert. A place where you can only get food through govern-cement decree or paying the black market. If you know, then you can learn to loosen your grip. And, you can see the signs of each step down the city takes. You can choose to leave when you start to see empty grocery store shelves instead of waiting till the grocery store is empty.

There will come a moment when everyone will try to leave the city. Realize, at that moment, there is no way to leave. The freeway will be a parking lot, and the po-po have probably already set up road blocks.

So, what keeps you in the city?

During the next crypto bull-run, will you have enough capital to make a clean break and get out?

• Some people say to get out by 2030.
• Others say that Trump is the last The US president. (The US, the corporation is being shut down, but i do not know what that means to America. Trump may be the new president of the United States of America. Or the union could fall apart completely, or …)
• Still others talk about this being the last year that you can get food at the grocery store (Sprouts is selling lab grown meat)
• $10 a gallon fuel prices seem right around the corner.
• If the dollar collapses/crashes, and you are in a city, what will you do? Can you get out within minutes? You have that planned, your cars gassed and run bag prepared? If you are out within the first hour, you MAY make it. Two hours, and you will just join the parking lot.

Think outside the box, because the box is falling apart.
You really only have to survive this coming breakdown of all the olds.
But, if you can thrive, that is even better.

So, what is really holding you back from leaving the city?