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Desiree Flores's avatar

Hvala! Which area in Croatia would you assess as being viable? I've been all over Istria and Krk, Grüß Gott.

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Geopolitics & Empire's avatar

Ah, well, again, I stress that there is no absolute formula...every getaway plan is tailored specifically to the person, where they are from, their social network, finances, work, desires, language, culture, etc... I am a Dalmatian...so obviously...Dalmatia, lol! But for others anywhere else can be perfectly viabla, from Istria to Zagreb to Slavonija...Liberland is just north of Slavonija, for example...or some can try Montenegro, Serbia, etc...

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Desiree Flores's avatar

Grüß Gott! No worries you won't be held responsible for the getaway plan, just kidding! I was just wondering if there was an area of which you know where for instance the people are generally more intuitive, which was my feeling when I was in Istria, they also did not kowtow to all the draconian nitwitrulerbits, etc,etc. Thanks for you reply, Liberland sounds good, it has the Liber of Libertad in it. Nomen est Omen. No there is no way out but out, out, Grüß Gott! however until then are spots where you can still breathe freely and humans seem to still be humans, t'is nice to breathe freely. I had that feeling in Croatia, it is beautiful, hvala, I wish you a lovely afternoon.

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Dan Fournier's avatar

Wow, two of my favourites in one podcast. Can't wait to watch it!

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Resilienciero's avatar

So there's your Tocayo Hrvoje! And his is Doug Casey aka international man!

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dave's avatar

There is no such thing as "late stage capitalism". What we are in is final stage fiat money (the 5th plank of communism).

Keynes, one of the architects of the 1944 Breton Woods conference that established the World Bank and the IMF, which effectively became instruments for bankrolling World Socialism. He also headed the British delegation to Washington that negotiated the $4.34 billion US loan to Britain in late 1945 and early 1946 as well as being president of the British Eugenics society.

Fiat currencies have about a 50 year lifespan when their exponential growth curve (which is why communists like fiat money) becomes evident on a human scale and some sort of reset, or jubilee, is required.

In resource, not debt, based capitalism, it is almost impossible to outgrow your carrying capacity, fund new wars, build bridges to nowhere as the cost becomes prohibitive. The natural state of the universe is deflation, inflation is an artificial construct, but anathema to a debt based system.

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