Acala

Where the heck have you been?

wow, thank you so much, that is very kind of you. i would like to pay for it if you don't mind, or perhaps make a donation to ron paul?

Mises pointed out that we are social animals, the great insight is that life would be horrible if we achieved self sufficient isolation, but co-operation in a market is achievable and doesn't in any way necessitate a State. This is a truly revolutionary idea, and I think its time has come.

I like the idea of coming up with products and services, connections and various preparatory solutions for when things go pear shaped. I think tyranny will fall apart naturally, so for a variety of reasons our efforts are best spent trying to figure out how to provide products and services in anticipation of govt. services failing, (even if at times we act as partners with local govt. organizations) Doing this we will be well positioned to step in with free market solutions for those who might otherwise choose expedient tyranny at a future time when things look bleakest. I liked the stuff I read on your profile discussion. There are positive things that can be done now, and the market is really, really powerful. When the lid flies off, we will all be happy that we made some good contacts and shared some ideas.

He was a obnoxious! He reminds me of that overly pompous Victor Aguilar over at Mises.org a few years back. He was offering thousand dollar prizes for people who could refute his refutation of Mises action axiom or something. I am very excited by this new awakening that is happening; we are not alone and that is huge. Hearing Ron Paul say (to paraphrase) that once someone wakes up to understanding liberty they are not easily lulled back to sleep is really revolutionary. And what I love the best is that the Mises.org people in general and Ron Paul in particular are always so positive, because freedom is positive, and the future is good because the market is fighting on our side. (such a far cry from the morose misery of the political striving for legislative solutions and 'if only we could get our guy in' mentality of the old school conservative/anti-liberal/American-exceptionalist ancestors of mine.)

Home brewing?

I mostly specialized in analytical...then I was a process scientist, and now I'm sorta into fermentation.....if ya know what I mean.

Please help! I'm counting on RPF! http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?t=251175

Alcada I am sad! I just read that mesquite flour is not recommended for people with diabetes because of the high sugar content. I so wanted to taste it. I thought this information can help you when you are producing it for sale. I love your posts

Tucson, Arizona. And you?

Interesting!

Where bouts are you from if I may ask?

Sorry it took so long to get back to you.

The possibilities for underground economy are endless. Any services people need can be delivered underground - plumber, locksmith, gunsmith, welder, automechanic, etc. Providing goods is a little tougher, but can be done as well - agricultural products, furniture, booze, clothing, etc. Essentially you just provide goods or services without a paper trail - no checks, preferably no FRNs, no receipts, no invoices, no taxes, no regulations, no names. Just exchanges of goods and services for money or other goods and services.

At the moment I am totally aboveground. I pay my taxes and play by the rules. But I am acquiring equipment and skills to be able to offer services underground if my job evaporates or becomes so laden with taxes and regs as to be worthless

Hello, how can you tap into the underground economy? I have been trying to sell stuff that can detox mercury and work for companies that can thrive in the bad economy along with helping others through these times but Id like to hear your perspective on tapping into this