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I had the same thoughts, I suppose if we expect a currency collapse, the  
smart thing would be to pay off your land/home, and have your durable goods  
stocked up. Buying them later with de-valued cash won't be good.
 
Drew
 
 
In a message dated 11/9/2008 10:17:58 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
bobford79 AT yahoo.com writes:

Don,  I've read this man's commentary before, maybe on nationalreview.com or  
backwoodshome.com, I don't remember.  But, one thing in that blurb that  you 
quoted he mentioned 'squirreling you money away".  That is good,  except most 
people's money today is digital.

And, even if a  person withdrew actually physical cash, where would the 
person put it, and if  the digital currency suffered great inflation, would 
thast 
not devalue the  physical 'cash'.  Maybe something else you read in the book 
could  answer......bobford

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