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TAP
TAP Issue#109- February 2009
Issue #109Feb ru a r y , 2 009
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Ed i t ed by J o hn G al t . - t a p z i n e@s a f e -ma i l . ne t
Table o f Contents
s t a t i c V e r s u s Act ive D e f e n s e - P g . 2
b y C o r c c e i g h G r e e n
Remote Transce iver Opera t ions , Par t 1 - P g . 6
b y D r. Noxx
Why th e Dol l a r W i l l NOT Col lapse - Pg . 1 2
b y Anonymous
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Static Versus Active Defenseby Corcce igh Green
La s t mon t h i n t h es e page s I p o i n t e d o u t a t h r e a t t o r e a d e r s o f t h i s news l e t t e r .
Tha t t h r e a t wa s on e o f b i g government wi t h a Marxi s t agend a . Tha t a r t i c l e wa s mean t t o awaken t h e
r e a d e r s t o a v e r y r e a l t h r e a t t h a t t h e i r r i g h t s a n d way o f life a r e b e i n g v i o l a t ed. I menti oned
t h a t ou t s i d e f o r ce s have been ma s s i n g i n a maneuv e r t o enc i r c l e Ameri c a a n d cu t h e r o f f f r om
wo r l d w i d e r e s our ce s . The wo r s t t h r e a t we f a ce , h owever , i s t h e t h r e a t p o s e d by t hos e wh o a r e
s u ppos e d t o be ou r r e p r e s e n t a tive s i n g overnmen t . Ove r t h e pa s t s ev e r a l admin i s tr a ti on s , (perh ap s
be t t e r r e f e r r e d t o as regime s ) , Ameri c an s have been v i c t i m i z e d as t h e y have been s t e a d i l y
d i v e s t e d f r o m t h e i r Con s ti t u ti on a l Republ i c and con s t itu t i o na l l y g u a r an t e e d Righ t s . Bl ocked f r om
p a r ti c i p a t i n g i n t h e i r government an d b l ocked f r om l awfu l r emedie s Ameri can s mus t n ow cons i d e r
h ow t o d i v o r ce t h emse l v es f r om a n ou t o f con t r o l and u n l a w f u l government .
Seve r a l Ameri can s have a t t emp t e d t o a s s e r t t h e i r con s t itu t i o n a l f r e e d oms and l i v e
a s Ameri can s . Unf o r t u n a t e l y , we have a l l wi t n e s s e d t h e r e s u l t s a s a wra t h f u l governmen t murdered
o r a r r e s t ed ou r n e i g h b o r s an d f e l l ow Ameri c an s a t Wa c o , Te xa s , t h e murder o f Go r d on Kahl , t h e
s u b t e r f u ge o f t h e Bu s h regime a n d t h e f t o f t h e I n d i ana Bapti s t Temple p r o p e r t y , t h e ambus h a n d
murder o f W i l l i a m Coop e r , t h e f a l s e i m p r i s onmen t o f Ch a r l e s Pu cke t t , t h e manhunt f o r St e v e
Ande r s on an d a p l e t h o r a o f o t h e r s . I f we l e a r n on e t h i n g f r om t h es e a c ti on s , i t i s t h a t
governmen t i s q u i t e w i l l i n g t o u s e t h e mo s t b r u t a l weap on s o f war and b l o o d i e s t o f t a c t i cs t o
wage war aga i n s t any i n d i v i d u a l o r g r ou p wh o wi she s t o ex e r c i s e t h e i r Na t u r a l Righ t s under t h e
Con s ti t u tio n a l Republ i c an d a g a i n s t t h e Ameri can p e o p l e .
Now t h a t y ou a r e s t a r i n g t h e t h r e a t i n t h e eye s y ou need t o de c i d e wh a t t o do abou t
i t . Ye s , t h e j ob o f c l e a n i n g up t h i s me s s and d e f e a t i n g an en emy wi t h v a s t l y s u p e r i o r m i l i t a r y
r e s our ce s i s up t o y ou and I . Don ' t s t a rt q u i v e r i n g a n d pu t away t h i s a r ti c l e j u s t y e t ! You need
t o h e a r t h i s . Generati on s o f Ameri can s pa s t hav e a b r oga t ed t h e i r dutie s t o p u n i s h c r i mi na l s
ab u s i n g government o f f i c e o r t o a bo l i s h co r r u p t governmen t en t i r e l y . Now t h e c r i mi n a l s a r e
en t r e n ched i n government an d n o s o l u t i o n o t h e r t h a n f o r c e f u l e v i c ti on i s n ow p o s s i b l e a s
demon s t r a t ed by t h e 2 0 0 8 prima r y e l e c ti on f r a u d s . We a r e n ow f a c i n g a c r i mi n a l regime t h a t i s s o
compl e t e l y Marxi s t t h a t t h i s gene r a ti on w i l l e i t h e r ri s e up and abo l i s h i t o r ou r c h i l d r e n w i l l
l i v e a s s l av es un til t h e i n e v i t a b l e co l l a ps e o f t h e Ameri c an Marx i s t Empir e .
Now , i t ' s OK t o be a f r a i d . The kn owledge t h a t y our s i s t h e burden t o f a ce s uc h a
s e e mi n g l y un s t o p p a b l e enemy f o r ce and d e f e a t i t i s , a t f i r s t , s omewh a t ov e r wh e l mi n g. The t hou g h t
o f kn o c k i n g head s wi t h a t a n k, h e l i c op t e r gu n s h i p o r an t h r a x c a n t e r r o r i z e n e a r l y anyone i n t o
i n a c ti on . Fo r t u n a t e l y , we c a n s e e t h i s t h r e a t comi ng a t u s and w h i l e i t i s a v e r y f o r m i d a b l e
t h r e a t , i t ha s a l s o been mo v i n g t o wa r d u s s low l y, g i v i n g u s t i me t o t h i n k an d d e v e l op t a c t i c s t o
d e f e a t i t . Tha t i s wha t I wi s h t o a d d r e s s wi t h t h i s a r ti c l e . While t h e t h r e a t i s fo r mi d a b l e , y ou
c a n s u r v i v e i t and w in ba ck y our f r e e d oms . Do n ot be f r i g h t e n e d i n t o i n a c ti on . I 'm abou t t o
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Waking up t o t h e t h r e a t wa s y our f i r s t t as k. Co n g r a t u l a ti on s , if y ou a r e s t i l l
r e a d i n g , y ou have a cknowledged t h e t h r e a t and want t o l e a r n t o nega t e i t . Your nex t t a s k i s t o
dev e l op t h e p r o p e r r e s p on s e p o s t u r e t o t h e t h r e a t . I n many m a r t i a l a r t s , s t r a t e g i es u s e d t o
d e f e a t a s i n g l e a t t a c k e r a r e a l s o i n c o r p o r a t e d i n t o l a rg e r m i li t a r y f o r m a t i on s t o d e f e a t enemy
f o r m a t i on s . I n ou r c as e , which i s t h e c as e o f a h a n d f u l o f C i t i z en s and n e i g h b o r s a g a i n s t a
r e n e g a d e , Marx i s t regime f i e l d i n g i n f a n t r y , armo r , a r tillery , a i r p ower , and nav a l a s s e t s , we w i l l
alway s be t h e 9 0 p ound w e a k l i n g on a p l a y g r ound f u l l o f b r u i s e r s . Thi s mean s t h a t we wi l l n o t be
f i e l d i n g l a r g e m i l i t a r y f o r m a t i on s t o d e f e n d ou r Consti t u ti on .
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This i s where mar t i a l a r t s s t r a t eg i e s come t o t h e re scue . Ju s t as t h e wel l t r a i n e d
9 0 p ound weak l ing c a n de f e a t a l a r g e r a t t a c k e r , t h e handfu l o f Ci t i z ens c a n de f e a t t h e renegade
governmen t an d i t' s mi l i t a r y . No t all mar tial a r t s st r a t e g i e s a re equa l in t h i s . When a bu l l y
p i ck s up a 2x4 and c ome s a t a 90 p ound we a kl i n g , t h e 9 0 pound weak l ing i s be t t e r s e r v e d by a s o f t
mar tial a r t ba sed upon b ody movement r a the r t h a n a hard mar tial a r t ba sed on b l ock ing s t r i k e s and
u s ing explosive s t r eng th to ov e r powe r t h e a t t a cke r . Th e s o f t mar tial a r t c a l l s f or t h e
prac ti t i o n e r t o employ t h e movemen t of h is o r her b ody t o make t h e bu l l y ' s s wi n g of t h e 2x 4 miss
i t 's mark . The v i c t i m o f t h e a t t a ck mus t neve r t r y t o b l o ck t h e b l ow o f t h e 2x4 . Thi s wi l l on l y
re su l t in a b r oken l imb . When y ou app ly t h i s pr i n c ip le to t h e l a r g e r mi l i t a r y app l i c a t i o n , t h e
2x4 be come s t a n ks , he l i cop t e r gun sh ip s o r IF Vs . You c a nno t st a n d y our gr ound and block an a s sau l t
by t h es e we a pon s . Movement o f y our s e l f and o t h e r s ou t o f t h e a rea be ing a t t a cked s o t h a t y ou a re
n o t de s t r oyed in t h e a t t a ck i s ne ce s s a ry .
In mi l i t a r y t e r ms y ou a r e dep l oy ing an a c tive defen se . An a c tive defen se employs
movemen t , mo b i l i t y and m an euver a b i l i ty in engagemen t aga inst an aggre s s or . Thi s i s in d i r e c t
con t r a s t t o t h e s t a t i c defen se . The st a t i c d e fen se a t temp t s to h o ld gr ound aga in s t a n a g g r esso r
t h ro u gh f i xed , f or t i f i e d p osi ti on s . In t h e ana l ogy o f t h e mar tial a r t s sc e n a r io , t h e st a t i c
de f en se i s an a t temp t t o b l o ck t h e 2x4 wi th on e ' s bare h and s . We c a n s e e ex ample s o f t h i s defen se
dep l oyed by Cit i zens aga inst aggre s s or s a t Wac o , Texa s , Ruby Ridge , Id ah o and t h e Freeman
Movemen t in Mon t a n a . In t h e ab ove e xample s , Cit i zens ba r r i caded t h em s e lv es in p oor l y p r o te c te d
st r uc t u r es and att emp t e d t o f e n d o f f a t t a cke r s wi t h s ma l l arm s f i r e . They we r e pred ic t a b l y
un su c ce s s fu l as each o f t h e v i c t im s o f t h e ab ove a t t a ck s we re too few and n o t p r ope r ly equipped
t o de s tr oy t h e i r a t t acke r ' s supe r i or we apon s .
The mem ber s o f t h e Freemen Movement su rv ived on l y be c au se t h e y su r r ende red . Seve r a l
o f t h e Weave r fami ly s u rv iv e d becau se c a r i n g gr oup s a n d i nd iv idua l s ga t he red on t h e sc e n e wi th
v id e o came r as t o d ocumen t t h e a t t a ck and to p r o t e s t . Many b r ough t t h e i r f i r e arm s . The fa c t t h a t
t h e p r o t e s t e r s cou l d e a s i l y ou t f l a nk t h e aggre s s or s wa s a l a rge fa c t or in t h e aggre s s or s a l low i n g
Eo Gri tz in t o t h e s i e ge t o t a l k t h e s u rv iv o r s in t o s u r r e n d e r i n g and t e l l i n g t h e f u l l s to r y t o t h e
medi a and t h e cou r t s .
Unfor t una t e ly , many con c e r n e d Cit i z e ns to day env isi on a defen se ag a in s t a n att a c k
by t h e renegade governmen t a s s itt i n g on s t oc kp i l es o f ammuni ti on and s hoo t i n g a g g r esso r s on
t h e i r lawn s f r om wi t h i n t h e wal l s o f t h e i r h ome s . Thi s i s t h e st a t i c defen se and i t' s t r a c k
re c ord i s a p r oven f a i l u r e . Smugly t h i n k i n g t h a t y ou ' l l kill mo re o f t h em t han t h e y o f y ou i s
on l y p lay ing in t o t h e i r hand s . I f y ou a r e go ing t o f igh t and kill , y ou damn we l l be t t e r f i gh t to
win o r y ou wi l l n o t be he lp ing y our c oun t r y a n d t h e c a us e o f f r eed om . You wi l l st r i k e much b o ld e r
an d much mo re t e l l i n g b l ows if y ou f igh t s ma rt .
Th e ac t i ve defen se st r a t e gy al l ows y ou to move ou t o f t h e way o f t h e aggre s s or ' s
s u p e r io r f i r e powe r so t h a t y ou c a n re -engage a t a t i me and p la ce o f y our ch o o s ing . In e s sen ce ,
y ou f igh t t h e enemy on y our t e rm s when and w here y ou c a n c a us e t h e grea t e s t damage . Th e ac t i ve
defen se can be empl oyed i n d i v i dua l l y o r a s a gr oup . Here ' s h ow i t wo r ks . You t a k e a s se s smen t o f
y our p re sen t s itu a t io n . Where d o y ou l i v e ? Ar e y ou l i k e many Ameri can s and live c lo s e to y our
wo rk wi t h i n a l a rge p opulati on c e n t e r? Di s t a n ce i s an a s se t in ma r tial a r t s and mi l i t a r y
app l i c ati on s a l ike . Ein s t e i n wa s r i gh t wh e n he s a i d t h a t t i me and s p a c e a re a t t r i b u t e s o f ea ch
o t h e r . I t t a kes a c e rt a i n amoun t o f t i me t o c r o s s a d i s t a n ce and st r ik e an op pon e n t . Thi s t i me
al l ows t h e op pon e n t t o move away f r om t h e st r i ke . Th e fa r t h e r y ou l iv e f r om a st r a t e g i c a rea o r
l a rge p opulati on c en t e r , t h e l e s s l i ke ly i t wi l l be t h a t y ou o r y our a rea wi l l be t a r ge t e d in a
f i r s t wave o f ass a u lts.
Th a t ' s n o t an exa c t r u l e , h owe ve r . The Freemen o f Mon t a n a l i ved in a more remo t e
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a r ea , bu t were t a r ge t e d be c au se t h ey were u s i n g t h e s ame e c on omi c s t r a t e g i e s t o f r ee t hemse l v e s
f rom t he e d i c t s o f an out of con t ro l , Mar x i s t governmen t a s t h a t governmen t was u s i n g t o en s l ave
t h em and t h e r e s t o f t he populati on . I f t h e i r s t r a t e gy we r e a l l owed t o cont i n ue, i t may have
worked and more pe ople wou l d have t r i ed i t un ti l no- on e would vol unt a r i l y be subje c t s o f
gov ernmen t . They had t o be s t o ppe d and would have been a t t a cked and murder ed had t h ey not
s u r r e n d e r e d . The exce pti on t o t h e r u l e of d i s t a n ce i s t h a t if t h e enemy b e l i eve s you are wor t h
t h e e f f o r t t o c ross a gr ea t e r d i s t a n ce t o s t r i ke you , t h ey wi l l . I 'm not t r y i n g t o sc a r e you i n t o
s i l e nc e, howev e r . I f ou r Con s t itu t i o n a l Republic i s t o be r e s t ored , good Ameri can s c annot remain
s i l e n t ab ou t t ho s e v i o l a t i n g t h e American way o f l ife. You 'll have t o gauge fo r yours e l f wha t
r i s ks you are w i l l i n g t o t a ke when waking up t ho s e a r ound you .
I o f t en s ugge s t t h a t i t i s i n on e ' s be s t i n t e r e s t t o make one ' s home a s d i s t an t
f r om a populati on c e n t e r a s one c an comfo r t a bl y a f fo r d. A sma l l t own or r u r a l c ommuni t y c l os e t o
wilderne s s , nati on a l fo r e s t or BLM l and being t h e b e s t ch o i ce f or your s u r v i v a l h omes t e a d . Th i s
cho i c e give s you many op t i o ns i n maint a i n i n g s e l f s u f f i c i enc y and an expan s e of land i n whi ch t o
fad e back d u r i n g hos til e a cti on s . Th i s i s n ot pos s i b l e f or many Americans a s they mus t l i v e c l o s e
t o t h e i r work t o ge t by . In t h i s c as e, choose a s ubu r b c ommuni t y wi t h a mod e s t home , a pat ch of
gr ound and kn ow every r oad , by-way , goa t - t r a i l and b i r d f l y -way i n , ou t o r t h rough your c ommuni t y
i n t o a r u r a l community where you 'll be wel comed .
I t i s e x t remely impor t an t t h a t you be a wel c omed member of t h e c ommuni t y i n your
t a r ge t ed home a r e a whe t h e r you a l r e a dy l i v e t h e r e or a r e planning t o f ad e back i n t o t h e a r e a
during a c r i s i s . In a t i me when c e r t a i n gr oups o r i n d i v i d u a l s are being hu nt e d by a reneg ade
gov ernmen t , you don ' t want t o walk o r d r i v e i n t o a c ommuni t y as a r e fugee . You won ' t kn ow who t o
t r u s t and t h e n ativ e s won ' t kn ow if t he y c an t r u s t you . I f you hav e family o r c an mak e a f r i e n d
i n s u ch a commun i t y you s ho u l d f orm a r e l ati on s h i p be tween your s e l f and t hem. Become someo n e t he y
c an co un t on and t r u s t . Vac a t i o n t h e r e, help wi t h pr o j e c t s i n t h e t own and wi t h your
f r i end / f a m i l y ' s pr oper t y . You w i l l kn ow who t o b e f r i e n d by b r i n g i n g up some t o p i cs i n
co nv e r s a t i o ns l i k e ou r l os s o f freed oms and how ou r B i l l Of Right s are being v i o l a t e d .
When you are we l c omed i n t o t h e community, scou t t h e s u r r ounding , remot e areas . Your
f r i e n d or f ami l y t ha t l i v e s i n t h e a r e a may provide a space on t h ei r land f or yo u t o park a
t r a v e l t r a i l e r or t o c amp on . Thi s w i l l be your s u r v i v a l r e t r e a t . Even be t t e r , you may be able t o
a f f ord a sma l l p l ot o f land i n t h e a r e a , so t h a t you may provide your own s u r v iv a l
c ampi ng/ r e t r e a t p l ot . Onc e yo u have been e s t a b l i s h e d and are scou t i n g t h e a r e a , t a ke note o f
t e r r a i n and r e s our ce s l i k e s t ream s , s p r i n g s and wat e r a s wel l as f ood s ources i n t h e f or m o f wild
plan t s , t r e e s and game animals . The areas wi t h t h e be s t resources f or s t a y i n g hidden , p l a c i n g
c ac h e s and f i n d i n g f ood and wat e r w i l l be u t i l i z e d by you t o main t a i n as a fade back a r e a where
you w i l l r e tr ea t t o i n case your main small community r e t r e a t i s ov e r r un. Maintain t h i s a r e a by
c ac h i n g and ro t a t i n g s u p p l i e s . Know t h e p l aces t ha t w il l make go od , hidden c amps it e s and kn ow and
walk t h e t r a i l s i n and ou t o f t h e a r e a .
In wri t i n g ab ou t r e tr ea t i n g and fading back many people ge t t h e wr ong i d e a . Fading
back of t e n evoke s v i s i o ns of grabbing a bug ou t bag and running for t h e h i l l s . I f yo u do t h i s
wi thou t a plan , yo u have very li t t l e ch an c e o f s u r v iving . Bugging ou t i n t h i s manner w il l l e ave
you wi t h on l y a few day s of pr ov i s i o n s and wi thou t s uppor t . A fade back i s much more organiz ed
and t a c t i c a l l y planned ou t . There i s more work t o t h e fade back a s you a r e c ac h i n g s u pp l i es i n
your t a r ge t ed a r e a f or days t o mont h s b e fore a c r i s i s . In some c a s e s a fade back a r e a has been
main t a i n e d f or ye a r s wi t h ro t a t i n g c ac hes . You d r ive or walk and kn ow a l l e x i s t i n g r ou t e s i n t o
and ou t of your a r ea be f ore a c r i s i s and know how t o evade and remain hidden on t ho s e rou t e s . I f
you have t o grab a bag and go, i t w i l l not be a pani cked ru sh i n a d i r e c t i o n t h a t l o oks t h e
s a f e s t . You w i l l a l r e a d y kn ow where you mus t go t o f i n d your pr ov i s i o n s and hide .
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The a c t i v e defense i s not only about r e t r e a t i n g an d h i d i n g . The r e t r e a t phase i s
f o r g e t t i n g your family an d non-combatants t o s a f e t y an d out of the way of an a s s a u l t which may
be in tended t o murder d i s s i d e n t voices an d f a m i l i e s . The next phase i s t o p ro v i s io n your family
an d non-combatants with resources l i k e s h e l t e r , food an d water . The next phase i s the defense
phase. You moved your family or people out of the way of an a s s a u l t because you knew you could
not hold ground and keep h o s t i l e forces from k i l l i n g or c a p t u r i n g your fam ily or people . You
cannot remain hidden an d expect your family t o ever be f r e e from a l i f e o f hiding an d running or
see the l i g h t of freedom on your country ever again. Your only opt ion now i s t o f i g h t a
g u e r r i l l a war. Returning t o your home t o r e t a k e an d hold ground i s a l s o not an o pt i o n. Y o u 'l l
merely be counter a t t a c k e d an d murdered. Your b e s t opt ion i s t o f i g h t the enemy on your terms,
before they can deploy personne l a g a i n s t you. You know the a r e a s t h a t have been a t t a c k e d by the
enemy an d the roads l eading i n and out of the a r e a . F i r i n g on unprotected convoys of a t t a c k i n g
t roops an d using improvised explos ive devices t o d i s r u p t o p e r a t i o n s an d t roop movements an d t o
c u t enemy l o g i s t i c s l i n e s w i l l help t o bo g down o p e r a t i o n s an d de lay a s s a s s i n a t i o n r a id s a ga in st
o t h e r Americans. Provis ions l a i d back i n c ach es s ho uld a l s o be made f o r t h i s type of warfare .
Scouting an a r e a semi-separate from your main fade back a r e a t o mainta in o p e r a t i o n s f o r
g u e r r i l l a warfare would be h e l p f u l .
Eventual ly , caches w i l l be ex hausted o f t h e i r s u p p l i e s . S up plies tak en from the
enemy should always be taken advantage o f . Such s u p p l i e s an d caches sh ou ld never be t r a c e a b l e t o
the fade back a r e a where your family i s hidden. Caches o u t s i d e of your main fade back a r e a w i l l
be u t i l i z e d t o s t o r e captured enemy s u p p l i e s .
This i s the g i s t of the a c t i v e defense . You mainta in a r e t r e a t away from p o p u l a t i o n
c e n t e r s which w i l l be hard t o defend or maneuver wi t h i n . You gain f a m i l i a r i t y with a l l roads ,
thoroughfares an d t r a i l s t o your r e t r e a t from your p r e s e n t home. o u t s i d e of your r e t r e a t , you
mainta in a fade back a r e a where you and your fam ily or group can remain hidden. You w i l l
mainta in resources f o r s h e l t e r , camping, food an d water i n t h i s a r e a . You w i l l a l s o mainta in
caches of s u p p l i e s l i k e am mu nitio n, f oo d, water f i l t e r s , c l o t h i n g an d o t h e r n e c e s s i t i e s . This
a r e a w i l l be maintained t o keep your family an d non-combatants hidden an d p r o v i s i o n e d while
Americans a r e being rounded up an d i n c a r c e r a t e d or murdered. Close by, but s e m i - s e p a r a t e , you
w i l l mainta in cache a r e a s where yo u w i l l s t o r e captured s u p p l i e s an d b u i l d improvised equipment.
This l a s t a r e a w i l l a l s o be used as a base a r e a where you can organize o p e ra ti on s t o s t r i k e back
a t enemy forces t h a t have a t t a c k e d Americans. Even though your f i r s t goal i n an a c t i v e defense
i s t o make an enemy miss you with h i s s t r i k e , t h is does not mean t h a t yo u w i l l not engage the
enemy. You w i l l merely engage the enemy when he i s v u l n e r a b l e an d does not ex pect t o be h i t .
I have not gone i n t o t a c t i c s of g u e r r i l l a warfa re as y e t i n t h e s e a r t i c l e s or the
types of gear an d equipment you want t o cache o r keep i n your go-bag. I w i l l d e t a i l a l l of t h i s
i n a r t i c l e s t o come. Fo r now, you have some homework t o do. We a r e approaching some very hard
times an d you need t o be as prepared as you well as you p o s s i b l y can be f o r those t imes . Would
you r a t h e r r o l l up your s l e e v e s an d work now t o prepare an d p o s si b l y p re se rv e your c o u n t r y ' s
f re ed om an d l i b e r t y or w i l l you do nothing an d die without purpose i n the coming c o n f l i c t ?
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Remote Transceiver Operations, Part 1by Dr.Noxx
After moving to a new domicile, my new setup posed some interesting challenges. As with most relationships, certain concessions
must be made with your partner in order to achive domestic tranquility. Perhaps I am lucky, as I have full reign over the basement,
and have struck a deal to utilize the attic to house my antenna systems. Unfortunately, that leaves two full f loors between myself
and my radio/antenna systems.
Thus my venture into remote control of transceivers. Wonderfully, I did not have to pull much together from scratch. Computer
Aided Transceiver (CAT), simple VolP applications, and Windows Remote Desktop and/orVirtual NetworkConsole (VNC) has made
this a relatively simple Integration project. The main thrust of this article was to Remote Control my radio's in the attic from the
basement. In this scenario, bandwidth is not an issue, therefore high bandwidth control options were not ruled out. Analysis into the
bandwidth of the various solutions will be given to determine feasibility for various link capacities.
Unfortunately, at this point, there appears to be a flaw in combining two transceivers on one PC. Due to automatic mixing
functionality on in the PC sound framework reception from one transceiverwill be transmitted when you attempt to transmit from
another. It is also difficult with current VolP applications to know which stream is being received. This is merely an interface and
operational issue that can eventually be solved. At this point, this article will not go [NOTE: AT LEAST NOT FOR NOW] into
delineating this technical dilema.
So, right now it is one PC per CATenabled transceiver. Multiple Scanning receivers can be controlled and monitored on a single
PC. In this article, WinRadio's are used, but any computer controllable scanning receiver should be monitorable.
Throughout the rest of this document the Control Station Serverwill refer to the computer that is directly connected to the radio
transceivers/receivers. The Control Station Clientwill refer to the computer that is connecting to the server to control the attached
transceivers/receivers.
Control Station Server Computer Requirements
Hardware should baseline with:
- Pili or greater processor 500Mhz+-256MB RAM
- 10GB Hard or Solid State Disk
- USB 2.0 would be best, 1.2 works.
- At least one Network Interface, wired or wireless (802.11alb/gin)
- Sound capabilities (On-board, PCI or USB fine)
- Basic VGA card for console display, minimally 1024x768.
When setting up the BIOS, be sure to enable fast-boot and ignore errors to boot without stopping for errors. This helps if you intend
to remove the keyboard.
Control Station Server Software Pre-Requisites
By far the easiest solution is to load all the control software onto a PC running Windows XP and utilizing Remote Desktop. There
are Remote Desktop clients for Windows 2000 that enable the Windows 2000 machine to exhibit control over a Windows XP
machine, but not vice versa . Remote Desktop can remote audio to the controlling station. Therefore, no VolP software is required
and this configuration is the simplest to setup.
I prefer windows 2000 or Iinux. Windows 2000 was the last version of a Microsoft OS that didn't phone-home or have active
software validation mechanisms. There are a few gotcha's when using windows 2000 with newer hardware (particularly sound
devices), those are covered in the article. Additionally, if you choose Windows 2000, or have linux boxes in the mix, uitraVNC is the
way to go. We will go over the procedure to install and setup a basic secured uitraVNC configuration via a RC4 crypto plugin.
Critical Software to download to complete this section:
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Winzip or 7zip (7zip does not have the annoying nag-ware screen)
Adobe reader ( or foxit, sumatra, or PDF-Xchange (recommended)
putty
WinSCP
Absolute critical software required to remotely administer this system:
UltraVNC
During the installation, select Register UltraVNC as a service, and select Start or Re-Start UltraVNC as a service.
Reboot the system. On a separate system (control station client), connect to the control station server via UltraVNC.
In the properties page, set the default password immediately. This password is required when you attempt to connect to the control
station from a Remote PC. On both the client and the server, in the Admin Properties screen, enable the DSM Plugin: MSRC4Plugin
122.dsm. Don't forget to click "config" and then the "Generate Key" box.
You now have basic RC4 encryption protection for the VNC session. This is required if operating over the Internet however I do not
discuss running VNC or any of the remote access software through a wireless gateway or router and through the Internet in this
installment.
UltraVNC allows you full control over the remote PC. Very handy for updating software and administrative tasks. You can also use it
to control many remote programs, however, you must push and pull audio via some other mechanism.
One last configuration critera worth thinking about is the auto-login and starting up the required programs in the event your computer
reboots or power cycles. I created an operator windows user. Create this user and set the password. Toallow autologon of that
user after a power cycle (useful if the PC is three floors above you) you must edit the registry. It is relatively simple. Click on the
START menu and select Run. Type 'regedit', and press enter. You will not be in the registry editor. By clicking on "keys" in the
lefthand side of the registry, navigate to:
My ComputerlHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINEISOFTWARElMicrosoftIWindows NTICurrentVersionlWinlogon
- Double-Click on the AutoAdminLogon and change the Value data from 0 to 1
- Double-Click on DefaultUserName and change the Value data to the usemame you which to autologin as.- Double-Click on DefaultPassword and change the Value data to the password of the usemame you entered
above (minor security risk here)
- Double-Click on ForceAutoLogon and Change the Value data from 0 to 1
Note: Ifany of the above do not exist, simply right-click on the right pane in an open area and select New, String Value. Enter the
String Value First (Name), then Double-clickon the newly created Value and then Enter the Value data. For example,
AutoAdminLogin would be the Name, and 1 would be the Value data.
Test it out by restarting the computer. You should now be auto-Iogon'ed as the user entered above.
Now that the user can Auto-Logon to windows after a boot session, it is now time to set TeamSpeak Server, TeamSpeak Client and
HamRadioDeluxe to run on startup. We accomplish this by once again editing the registry via regedit.
Again, run regedit and navigate to the following key:
My ComputerlHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINEISOFTWARElMicrosoftIWindowsICurrentVersionIRun
You are going to right-click on the right side pane, select New, then Enter the String Value First (Program name), then enter
HamRadioDeluxe, press Return. Now Double-click on the newly created String Value and type F:lProgram FileslAmateur
RadiolHam Radio DeluxelHamRadioDeluxe.exe
(Note, your Drive Letter may be different.)
Now do the same fa r the athers:Name Value Value Data:
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Click on servers:
- There should beoneserver listed, with 10of 1. Click on SELECT (onleftside)
- Click. on server S&ttIngs on leftside.
- You maychange theServer Name at this poinl I usually give it the name of the !rmlsoeiver make andmodel. If
this radio has a set role, set itto theagency being
monitored.
- You maychange theServerWeicomeMessage to reIIecI: thefunction of this server- If you wish to pessword protect listening to this server, set theserverPa8sword.
- You mayIncrease ordecrease theserverMaxUsers to limn thenumber of streams this
server will service.
- Makesure you click onSAVE atthe bottom of the acreen when done.
Next weopen theTeamSpeak client and selecl5etlings, then:
- selectS&ttIngs, options
- Under Device, select your sound device connected totheradio you wish audio services
110m.
- selectS&ttIngs, sound s&ttlngs.
- Next, click on Activate local testmode, select a CODEC (Speex 9.3 Kbit is recommended) adjust your sound
input I output levels.- On theControl StaUon server, select Voice AcUvatlon, andset the voice acUvatlon level so that transmission
halls when squelched.
- On theControl Station Client, select Push-to-Telk, andset a button to Push-To-Telk. I suggest you meke ita key
ontheKeypad. (zeroordelaregood choices, as Is the "plus·)
To becontinued innext issue...
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Why the D ollar wi l l NOT Col lapseby Anonymous
eac h o t h e r , un l e s s peg ged o r o t he rw i s e
e ls e in t he wo r l d i s in wo r s e e c on om i c
co l l a ps e . Why d o I sa y t h e r e s t o f t h e
l ook a t t h e fo l lowi n g.
Al l f iat c u r r e nc i e s a r e re l a tiv e t o
a rt if i c i a l l y s u ppo r t ed . Giv en t h e f a c t t h a t eve r yon e
s hape t han t h e US , t h i s me an s t ha t t he d o l l a r wi l l n o t
wor l d i s in wo r s e s h a pe t han use , we l l l e t 's t a ke a qui c k
Eur ope : Eur op e an bank s a re more -l eve r ed a n d l e s s - t r an s p a ren t t h a n ou r bank s .
Hou s in g p r i c e s a re ev en mor e ou t wh ack with s u s t a i n a b l e h i s t o r i c a l r a ti o s h i t t i n g up t o 6x ' s
annua l in c ome in Gr e a t B ri t a in a t p ea k , wo r s e a l l a ro un d t h a n in US. Fur t h e r , London i s f a r more
r e l i an t on t h e f i n an c i a l indu s t r y t h a n New Yo rk and Gr ea t B ri t a i n i s f a r mor e r e l i an t on London
t han we a r e on NY. Th e p ound i s t o a s t . En gland i s t he ne x t I c e l and . In f ac t , s ubse qu e n t to t h e
o r ig i n a l wr i t i n g o f t h i s a r t i c l e i t wa s r e l e a s ed on Ja n u a r y 24 t h, 2 0 0 9 t h a t on Octobe r 1 0 , 2008
t he Bank of Engl and was fo rc e d to con t a c t RBS ' s c r e d i t o r s abr oad t o p e r su ade t hem n o t to
wi thdraw t he i r f u nd s . I f t he y had be en un su cc e s s fu l ly , B ri t a i n would hav e e xpe r i en c ed a comple t e
ban k ing co l l a pse . La s t l y , t h e Eur opean Un io n i s compr i s e d of comp e t i ng in t e r e s t t ha t c a nno t
comp romi s e . For ex ampl e , h i s t o r i ca l l y Fran c e pu t s up with h ighe r in f la ti on t o a l lo w f or l ower
un empl oymen t whi l e Ger many d ea l s wi th high e r un empl oymen t to h av e l owe r in f l a ti on b a sed on t h e
expe r i e nce wi t h t he We imar Repub l i c , y ou kn ow t he wh o le hype r - in flation t h i n g t h a t b r ough t
Hitler to p ower .
Au s t r a l ia : Ev en wor s e h ou s in g s itu a t io n t han Grea t B ri t a in . Al s o , i t i s a commod ity
b as e d e c on omy t ha t c a nno t be s u s t a i ne d wi t h co l l a ps i n g d emand becau se s pe n d i n g p r o j e c ti on s a r e
ba s ed on con t i nue d h i gh commod ity p r i c e s .
Ru s si a and Middle Ea s t : Al s o commod ity b a sed ec on omie s .
t hem. Ru s si a ha s a l r e ady s p e n t ov e r 2 0% o f i t s re se rv e s t o s u pport
WEEKS! Thi s i s un su s t a i n ab l e an d d emand i s n o t comi n g ba ck soon .
Low o i l p r i ce s a re k i l l i n g
t h e Rub l e , IN A MATTER OF
f a l l i ng
c u ltu ra l
Jap an : Heav i l y im por t reli an t , ri s ing p r o t e c ti on i sm wi l l hur t t hem as we l l a s
d emand fo r e xp or t s . I t i s h owev e r p r obab l y t h e b e s t p r o t e c t ed cur rency g iv en t h e
a t ti tu d e towa r d sav i ngs and li t tle exp o su re t o bad a s se t s .
Ch i n a & Ind i a : No on e i s buying t h e i r c r a pp y p r odu c t s anymore . Well , OK p e ople a re
st i l l buy in g , bu t i t ha s s lowe d a b i t , bu t i t ' s going to g e t A LOT wor s e . De sp i t e wh a t Pe t e r
Sc h iff o r Jim Roger s may sa y, de c oup l in g h a s n o t y e t occ u r r e d . Wi th ou t t h e re s t o f t h e wo r l d ,
es p ec i a l l y t h e US to buy t h e i r t a i n t e d p r odu c t s t he y cann o t gene ra t e s u f f i c i en t in t e r n a l d emand .
Fac t or i e s a r e a l r e a dy c lo s i n g a t an a l a r mi n g r a t e in Ch i n a .
So u t h Amer ica : Well i t ' s So u t h America , n o t t o menti on h ome o f t h e mo s t coun t r i es
t o eve r de f a u l t on t h e i r deb t . Ar gen t i n a h a s a l re a d y d e f a u l t ed tw i c e .
Obv io us l y , t h i s i s j u s t a s matt e r i n g o f t h i n gs and a complet e d i scus si on wou l d
con s t itu t e a n entire b o ok , bu t y ou ge t t h e p i c t u re . Th e p o in t i s t h e d o l l a r w i l l n ot co l l a ps e
an d w i l l l i k e ly ga in st re n g t h, a t l e a s t in t h e n ea r t e r m (2009 & 20 10 ) . Thi s i s be cau s e t h e r e s t
o f t h e wo r l d i s in wor s e e c on om i c s hape t han t h e US and ou r d o l l a r i s r e la t i v e to o t h e r
cu r r enc ie s .
Now , t h i s d o e s NOT mean eve ry t h i ng i s go i n g t o be a l r i g h t , in f a c t f a r f rom i t . Th e
US i s st i l l in t e r r i b l e f i n a nc ia l s hape. Wha t wi l l h app en d epends on a numbe r o f in t e r r e l a t ed
i s su e s in play : pr i n t i n g money , t he st a t e of ou r t re as u ry marke t , re a l in f la ti on v e r s us
de f l a ti on a n d t he v e l oc i t y o f mone y .
So f a r , t he Fede r a l Reserve ha s n o t ac t u a l l y engag ed in r aw pr i n t i n g . Al l new money
i s sued ha s b e en ba c ked by deb t i s sue . Thi s i s n o t in f la ti onary by t h e t r u e de f i n i ti on b e cau s e
t he new a s se t i s of f s e t by t he new liability . Th e re i s n o ne t in c r ea s e in t h e money s u pp l y
(whi ch i s t he d e f i n i ti on o f in f l a ti on , p r i c e s in c re a s e s in and o f i t s e l f i s n o t in f l a ti on ) . Thi s
c a n h oweve r , l e ad to h ighe r b o r r owin g c os t s o r a wo rs t case s cena r i o o f a b ond mar k e t
d i sl o c a ti on . More on t h i s l a t e r .
I f t h e Fed d oe s mov e on to raw pr i n t i n g , t h i s wi l l st i l l n o t be si gn if i c a n t l y (o r a t
l e a s t anyw here ne a r hyper ) in f l a ti ona ry whi l e t h e ve lo c ity o f mon ey i s nea r ze r o ; wh i c h i t i s
cu r r en t l y and w i l l b e fo r t h e fo r es ee a b l e f u t u re . Your se e , t h e US mone t a r y and bank ing s ys t em
i s b a s ed on a f r a c t io na l re se rv e s ys t em. In a 1 0% f ra c t io n a l re se rve s y s t em fo r e xample , a bank
c a n l end $1 , 0 00 f or ev e r y $1 0 0 i s h o ld s in d ep osi t s . Th e b o r r ower of t h a t $1 , 00 0 s p e nds i t and
t h e r e c ip i en t s t he n dep osi t s some , e t c . Es senti a l l y , on l y $ 10 0 was " p r i n te d" , h owev e r wh en a l o t
o f l endin g / b o r r owing oc cu r s t h a t s ame $1 00 c re a t e s a l o t more money in t h e sys t em. Th e l e s s
l end in g / b o r r owing t ha t occ u r s t h e s ma l l e r t h e impa c t of t h a t $1 0 0 h a s on t he s y s t em. Thi s i s t h e
ve lo c ity of money . Ri gh t n ow p e op l e a r e e i t h e r up to t he i r eyeba l l s in deb t so n o on e wi l l l end
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t o th em o r t h e y can bo r r ow bu t d on ' t want t o be cau se t h e y kn ow i t wou ld n o t be pruden t . Thi s i s
why any a t temp t by t h e Fed a t r aw pr i n t i n g o r deb t mone t i z a ti on wi l l f a i l to be s i gn i f i c an t l y
i n f l a ti onary . In fa c t , be cau se o f all t h e l end ing be ing s to p p e d t h e money s u p p l y i s s h r i n k i n g a nd
wou ld con t i n ue t o sh r ink de s p i t e s i gn i f i c a n t raw pr i n t i n g . Essentially , t h e deb t de f l a t i on
p r oblem i s to o b ig t o ba i l .
There fo re t h e r e a l ri sk t o t h e US i s a b on d marke t d i sl oc a t i on t h a t p reven t s t h e
governmen t f r om fund ing e s senti a l s e r v i c e s , e t c . Thi s wi l l b e c a us e d by e x c e s s iv e s p e nd i n g v ia
bo r r owing , wh i c h i s nec e s s a r i l y a c c ompanied by t re a s u r y i s suance a s in t h e fi r s t e xample . Who
buy s ou r t r ea s u r i e s ? Ch i n a a nd Jap an prima r i l y , a l th ough s i gn i f ic an t pur cha se s a re made by o t h e r
f ore ign entitie s such a s Ru s si a , Eur ope , and Middle Ea s t e r n compa n i es (a n d ot h e r inve s tmen t s ,remember Dubai "s a v i ng" Ci t i g r oup by buying a huge st a k e in i t ) . Th e p r oblem i s t ha t , a s US
demand co l l ap se s and we s to p buying Chi com c r a p, t h e y n o l onge r run a s u r p l u s which mean s t h e y
d on ' t have a n y more money t o buy more t r eas u r i es . Wi th o i l p r i ce s s u b 50 , Ru s s ia ha s n o s u r p l u s .
The re s t o f th e wor l d i s go in g to be f or ced to s to p buying t r e as u r i es be cau se t h e y wi l l n o l on ger
hav e s u r p l us t o purcha se wi th a nd wi l l ne ed t h e money t h e y d o have t o help t h e i r own
e conomie s / peop le / i n t e r e s t . 2% on t h e TNX i s n o t enough t o en t i c e t h em to buy ou r deb t anymore .
Th e i s sue a t t h i s po in t , if we in sist on spend ing i s th a t a b ond marke t d i s l oca t i on
wi l l oc c u r . Ther e w il l be n o mo re buyer s fo r t re as u r i es a t t h e i r cu r r en t p r i ce (exp ress e d as t h e
in t e r e s t t h e y bear ) . Thi s i s two- fo l d . The more deb t we have t h e grea t e r ou r ri sk o f de f a u l t .
Thi s i s mi t i g a t e d gre a t l y by t h e fa c t t h a t every one e l se i s in a n even wor s e s it u a t io n t han t h e
US , bu t no t comple t e l y . Coup le ou r i nc r ea s i ng r i sk o f de f a u l t wi th t h e i r l a ck o f su rp lus and t h e
on l y way fo r u s to keep s e l l i n g t re as u r i es i s to o f f e r a be t t e r in t e r e s t ra t e . No we all know
wh at happen s when we have a high in t e r e s t ra t e on a c r e d it c a r d o r mor t gage , i t cos t more d o l l a r s
t o s e rv i c e t h e payment s on t h e s ame amou n t of p r i n c i p l e . The s ame t h i n g wi l l happ en t o t h e US i fwe keep sp end ing l i k e mad . A r ap id i nc r ea se in r a t e s i s wha t i s c a l l e d a b on d m ark e t d i s l o ca t i o n .
A b ond mar ket d i sl o c a ti on cou l d v e r y wel l r e s u l t in a s ud d e n s t op in th e a b i l i t y o f
t h e US governmen t to fund i t s e l f . Thi s mean s t h a t all e s sen tial s e rv i c es in c lud ing mi l i t a r y , SS ,
Medi c a re , f ood st amp s , e t c . a r e dramati c a l l y redu ced immedia t e l y . Now t e l l me t h a t wou ldn ' t c a us e
r i o t i n g , coup , c i v i l wa r , e t c . e t c .
MY POINT I S , t h e d o l l a r wi l l n ot co l l a ps e be cau se t h e re s t o f th e wor l d i s in wor s e
s hap e than we a re and all c u r r e nc i es a re r e l a t i ve . I f y ou b e t aga in s t t h e d o l l a r y ou wi l l be
sc r ew e d, e spe c i a l l y in t h e s ho rt-te r m. So , wh at s hou l d we d o?
t h r e a t s .
st i l l a
d i sas t e r ,
Basi c a l l y
Th e fa c t t h a t t h e do l l a r i s n o t go ing t o c o l l ap se d oe s n o t mean t h e r e a re n o t
In f a c t , t h e on ly t h i n g i t means i s t h a t th e d o l l a r i s n o t go ing to c o l l ap se . There i s
high p r obab i l i ty ( I be l i ev e n o t h i ng i s 1 0 0% c e rt a i n) of t e r ro r ist a t t a ck s , na t u r a l
t r a d e war s , c iv i lunre
s t , c i v i l wa r , int e r n a
tiona l
wa r , foo d s hort
a ges ,
e t c , e t c .all t h e s ame t h r e a ts t h a t LMI ' s s e e I s e e , excep t a d o l l a r co l l aps e .
I give a 90 %+ c h a n c e o f an o t h e r depres s ion in t h e US , wi th a 7 0%+ chan ce t h a t i t
wi l l b e wor se t h a n t h e Gr ea t Depre s si on . I f i rmly be l i eve t h a t i t wi l l l ook a l o t more l i k e t h e
Pan i c o f 1 87 3 . You s hou l d l ook i t up some t i me t o s e e wh a t we a re in f or . La s t l y , i f y ou a re
in t e r e s te d r ead up on s u p e r c yc l e and grand - supe r c y c l e K-w ave t h eo r y . There a re c r e d i b l e so u r c es
t h a t be l i e v e we a re in fo r a co r r e c t i on ( i n t e r ms o f e c on omics , weal t h d is t r i b u t i o n , popu l a t i on ,
e t c ) ba ck t o e i t h e r 17 90 ' s o r even t h e 15 th cen t u r y. On e e xamp l e t h a t t i es in t o t h i s i s t h a t i s
Grea t B ri t a i n d oe s de f au l t on i t s deb t (a n d I be l i e ve i t wi l l) , i t wi l l be t h e fi r s t t i me s i nc e
t h e Middle Ag es .
I wi l l
t hems e l v es , foc us i n g
c o l l ap se ; f o cu s ing on
c l o se wi t h a li s t o f
on s p ec if i c t h i n g t h a t
f i nan c i a l mat t e r s .
pruden t a c ti on s a
a re d i f feren t if y ou
pe r s on may t a k e
a re n o t p l ann ing
t o pr epa r e
on a do l l a r
1) Cash : Have enough on hand a t h ome t o cov e r all e xp en se s +10- 20% mor e fo r 3 mon t h s
minimum. Pre f e r ab ly have e nou gh to mat ch y our l ong - t e rm f ood s u pp l y in t e rm s o f dur a ti on.
Keep as much a s p o s s i b l e in s ma l l b i l l s (2 0 and under) . Remember t h a t in t h e a f t e rma th o f
Ka t r i n a many who had c as h on l y had 20 ' s , 5 0 ' s and 1 00 ' s a nd s e l l e r s c ou ld n o t make ch ange
r e ad i l y . There w il l be ban k h o l iday s in ou r fu t u r e . Al s o , i f y ou in si s t on ke eping money
in b ank s a t le a s t move i t t o l oc a l ban k s o r c r e d it un i on s b e cause in mo s t c ases t h e y have
li t tle t o n o exp o su re t o t h e who le s ub - p r i me me s s a n d t h e re s t .
2) Go ld an d ot h e r p re c i ou s me t a l s : Go ld d oe s func ti on d i f f e r e n t l y than o t he r metal s
be cau se i t ' s indus trial u se s a re much more l im i te d t h a n s a y s i lv e r o r pa l l a d i um. I wou l d
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adv i se every one to keep a t l e a s t 1 o z go ld and 1 00z s i l v e r pe r p e r s on on h and . Try
and k e ep t h e go ld in 1 /2 0th oz co i ns be cau se i t ' s n o t ea sy t o s p l it a g o ld co i n . I
p r e f e r to k e ep t h i s in Ca n a d i a n i s sue co i ns b e cause I live c lo s e s t t o Ca n a d a t h a n
any o t he r c ount r y . Al so , gene r i c r ound s and bu l l i on a re n ot a s ea s i l y re c ogn ized a s
o f f i c i a l l y min te d co i ns and a re no t l e g a l t e nd e r .
3) Gol d Pa r t #2: Go ld i s n o t a gr e a t h edge aga in s t in f l a ti on . Don ' t be l i e v e me , g o
l ook a t a l ong t e r m c h a r t (g o ba ck a l ong wa y a nd l ook a t t h e who le t h i ng ) . Th e
va s t ma j o r i t y o f li t e r a t u re wri t t en in s u pport o f go ld i s wr i t te n by t hos e wh o s e l lgo ld . Th e s p r e a d b e tween s po t a n d re tail i s b ey ond r e t a rded and d on ' t fo r ge t t he y
ge t y ou comi n g a nd go ing . Mos t re tailer s a r e gouging . Go ld i s h owever , an e x ce l l en t
hedge a ga in s t ge opo l i ti c a l in s t a b i l i ty , so i f t h i nk I s r a e l i s go ing to l eve l Tehran
t h e n by a l l mean s back t h e t r u c k up . Additi ona l ly , remember t h a t dur i ng GD I , go ld
wa s con f i s c a t ed . I t c a n a n d w i l l happen a ga in . Don ' t pu t to o much we a l th in go ld
un l e s s y ou a re REALLY con f i d en t in y our c ac h i n g s k i l l s . La s t l y , if y ou d o buy ma ke
s u r e y ou have physi c a l p o s s e s si on . Thi s a p pl i es t o all p re c i ou s metal s .
4) Ca p it a l Marke t s : Ge t ou t . Run f or t h e H i l l s . Se l l , Se l l, Se l l . No re a l l y I mean
i t . Or i g i n a l l y , t h i s wa s w ri t t en on Janu a ry 9 t h , 20 09. As o f r e v i si on s , i t i s
January 27 th , 2009. Or i g i na l l y I ca l l e d f or 1 0 0 0-1 05 0 on th e SPX, p r obably to p pi n g
somet i me n ea r o r a f t e r " t h e on e" a nnounc es t he p a s sa g e o f h i s st i mu l us plan . I
t h i n k we w i l l b e lu cky t o ge t to 1 0 0 0 a t t h i s p o in t . Use an y r alli e s in t h e c oming
week s t o r a i se cas h and g e t ou t . Thi s a p pl i es t o a l l t y p es o f a ccoun t s , IRA ,
4 01 (k ), e t c . Some t i me in t h e ne x t 1 - 3 mon t h y ou s hou l d be 1 0 0% ou t of any l ong
p osi ti on s . Thi s app l i e s t o b o th equ itie s a n d f ix e d in c ome, wi t h t h e e x cepti on of T
bill s .
5) Re t i r emen t a ccoun t s : Rule #1: St op con t r i b u t i n g r igh t no w , e sp e c i a l l y i f y our
con t r i bu t io n i s no t ma t c hed . For 40 1 (k ) s I f p os s i b l e r o l l -ove r to an IRA . This
way you have more c ontro l ov e r y our money and c a n wi thdraw i t i f y ou l i k e . IRA ' s
con s i d e r an ea r l y wi thdrawa l desp i t e t h e p ena l t i e s and t ax con s e q u e n c e s . Pens ion s
t a k e t h e lump s um i f you have t h e opport u n ity . Remember t h a t Argen t i na con f i s ca te d
all pr i v a t e re t i r emen t ac c oun t s a f t e r t h e y de f a u l te d on t h e i r deb t . Remember t h a t
t h e r e have a l r eady been p r opos a l s by ou r congres s -crit t e r s t o t a k e your 4 01 (k ) and
r o l l i t in to so c i a l s e cu r i t y o r a t l e a s t to d o so wi t h all f u t u r e con t r i bu t i on s .
Th e p lan wa s to p la ce t h em all in governmen t bonds . Hmm , does t h i s n o t fit nea t l y
in t o wha t I t a l k ed ab ou t in t h e f i r s t sec ti on ?
6) Wh a t s hou l d I buy ? F ir s t , y ou s hou l d n ot be ac tive ly t r a d i n g u n l ess y ou a re a
t r a d e r . Se c ond you s hou l d n ot be in s to c k r i gh t now un l e s s y ou a re a t r a d e r . So f or
mo s t people you s hou l d no t be in st oc k pe r i od , s e e #4 ab ove . You s h ou l d b e 1 00% in
Trea su r y B i l l s , unle s s you a r e in t e r e s t ed in # 7 b e l ow . No t e t h a t I s a i d B i l l s and
n o t n o t e s . T - b i l l s hav e ma t u r i t y dura ti ons up t o 9 1 day s . As a con sequen ce t h ey a re
n o t s ub j e c t t o in t e r e s t ra t e r i sk s hou l d t h e r e be a bond marke t d i s l ocati on .
Remember t h a t b on d pr i ce s a re inve r se t o in t e r e s t ra t e change s , un l e s s i t i s held
to matur i t y in which c as e you r e c e ive par . Under no c i rc um st a n c es a re you to buy
l ong - term bonds o f any t y p e unle s s y ou l i k e l o s ing mone y . La s t l y , wh y T-bill s ?
Well , be cau se i t i s t h e le a s t wor s t p la ce t o h ide ba sed on t h e t h eo r y t h a t t h e ROW
i s wor se o f f t h a n t h e US i s . I f t h e US governmen t de fau l t s on i t s ex i s t i n g
ob l iga t i o n s , t h e n y ou wish y ou inve s te d heav i l y in c orrunod it i es l i k e b ra s s and l e ad .
We w i l l d i scus s t h i s in #8.
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7) Shor t up to you r eyeba l l s : Shor t s ge t a bad r a p unfa i r ly . Shor t i ng i s n ot i nhe re nt ly bad
f or a marke t ; i n fac t s ho r t s e l l e rs b r i ng s t a bi l ity t o capi t a l marke t s . As s t ock go down ,
s ho r ts mus t cov e r t he i r positi on s by buying back t he s toc k t h ey bor r owed to s e l l . The
r e s u l t o f th i s i s t ha t i t tempo ra r i ly r a i s e s the p r i ce o f t h e s toc k. Th i s re su l t s i n a
s t a i r - s t ep down o f t h e market . Whe n s hor t se l l i ng i s n ot a l l owed you ge t wha t are ca l led no
bid s itua t ions. I n a no- b i d event , t h e r e a re no buyer s and t h e r e fo r e n o bid p r i ce o f f e r ed
so t h e a sk keep s fa l l ing until someon e f i na l ly bids on i t . Thi s i s h ow you ge t i n s tan t
c r as hes . For an example l ook i n t o t h e Russ ia n marke t dur ing ea r ly -mid 2008 . Now on t h e
o t h e r han d , " n a ked" s ho r t i n g i s bad , v e r y bad . Naked s ho r t i ng i s where s ho r t s e l l e r s are
able to s ho r t a s toc k wi th ou t h av i ng to a c tua l ly bor r ow t h e und e r l y i ng sha re s . Thi s p la ce s
undue p re s sure on s toc ks and re su l t s in imbalance s a s wel l . Naked s ho r t i n g i s what happened
wi t h t h e f i nanc i a l s ea r l i e r i n 2008 .
For t hos e who a re wi l l i ng to s ho r t you have tw o cho ic es . One i s to di r ec t l y s ho r t an
index ETF , (s tay away f r om i ndiv idua l s toc k be cau se t h ey are too vo l a t i l e unle s s you are a
t r ade r ) and the ot he r i s t o buy an " i n v e r se" ETF . I nverse ETF' s a re l ong positi ons t ha t mimic t h e
e f fe c t o f s ho r t i n g t h e underlying i ndi c e s t hey t r ac k. The grea t t h i n g ab ou t i nver se ETFs are t ha t
t h ey can be h e l d i n re t i remen t a c c oun t s . To dire c t ly s ho r t you n e ed to have a margin a c c ount wi th
your br ok e r . La s t l y , be wa r y wi th t h e 2x and n ew 3x i nver se ETF' s . The t r ac ki n g i s meant to mimi c
marke t movement on a da i ly b a s i s only and t h e r e can be s i gn i f ic ant s l ippage ov e r l onger per i ods .
8) Hi d in g i n your
r e a l i ns t a b i l i ty
sus t a i n a bi l i ty i n
r e c ommend gold a s
Bunk e r : I f l i ke me , yo u g ive any s e r i ous c re d en c e t o t h e pos s i b i l i ty of
du e to any r e a s on , t h en yo u n e ed a plan f or mid- te rm t o long- term
t h e event o f 1+ yea r unr e s t or to t a l co l l aps e and r e s e t . I do not
a way to safeguard s i gn i f i c an t por t i on s of you r wea l th be cau se i n
additi on to t h e r e a s on s I t a l ke d abou t above , you c an ' t ea t gold . What you r e a l l y n e ed are
fo od and s h e lt e r . Depending on how much money you h av e you n e ed to decide on t h e v i ab i l i ty
o f h av in g a back -up locati on i n t h e even t of t o t a l co l l aps e. Basica l ly , t h e be s t p la ce to
put you r weal t h i s i n p r oductive as se t s . You se e rea l ly we a re s till i nve s ting t h e s ame way
a s before . St ock and bond s a re simply r e p r e s en t a t i on s of your s h a re of p r oduc tiv e as se t s
and t h e f r u i t s of t h e ac t ual p r oduct ion . Since we c an no lo ng e r t r us t t h e paper and t h e
s ys t em behind i t , we h av e t o ph ys i ca l ly own t h e a s se t s . Th i s leave s u s wi t h t wo bas i c
ca t e gor i es r e a l a s se t s and rea l p roper ty . Real p r ope r ty would be l a nd . Land i s i n f ac t t h e
be s t h a r d a s se t h edge again s t i nf l a t i on (muc h be t t e r t h an gold ) and i t can enable you to
fa rm, ga the r , hunt , f i s h, e t c . Land pr ovide s do uble pr ote cti on . Real
p r op e r ty t ha t i s n ot l a nd . Real a s se t s c an be you r gu ns , wood , met a l s ,
be s t be t i s to a cqui re some t yp e of machinery , t h e n e c e s s a r y mat e r i a l s
a s se t s a re s i mp l y
e t c . Pr obably yo u r
f or use and r epa i r
and a sou rc e o f ene rgy t o power i t . You c an t h en use t h i s to p r oduce go ods and se rvice s
t ha t c an be so l d or bar te red . I t c a n be a s ewi ng mac hi ne , c l ot he , e t c . b / c pe ople wi l l
a lways n e ed c l oth i ng or anyt h ing e l se a long t ho s e v e i ns. Whate ve r i t i s , you n e ed to be
able t o c rea te r e a l wea l th and t h i s i s only done when man harv e s t t h e powe r of t h e sun and
t h e r e s ou r c e s o f t h e ear t h and conv e r ts t h em i nt o s omething u seable by h i ms e l f o r o th e r s .
9) La s t l y , good lu ck to a l l o f you and I h op e I se e you on t he ot her s i d e o f t h e r e s e t .