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J.Hartman
February 27th, 2005, 01:50 PM
Anyone participating in it. Keeping your money off the books? (and out of the hands of our enemies).

1. Buying and re-selling items using flea markets, those "free" ads on supermarket bulletin boards etc...

2. Trading goods or your services for other goods or services? I once helped a guy that repaired small engines repair a lot of old plumbing and replace his hot water heater. In exchange he repaired my old broken down chain saw and serviced my tiller and mower.

3. Trading up and down used and old items with close (and like minded friends) so you don't have to buy new garbage. Trading kids clothes are a big item with our friends and family.

Anyone doing something else?...Any ideas?

Opus X
March 1st, 2005, 11:45 PM
Is the IRS infiltrating this board now?

J.Hartman
March 2nd, 2005, 04:39 AM
Opus X, I try to go to stores as little as possible. Re-using and trading goods with other like minded people is one way. As well as limiting the amount of money I have to hand over to stores or banks run by Jews. Better spent on our own people. Flea marketing is one way to operate off the books and make some under the table cash.

I'm a firm believer one day the shit is going to hit the fan, the economy will tank or whatever and it will probably be worse than the depression of the 30's. Trading, having extra skills for a trade, just being prepared, can mean the difference in your family eating or starving. My thread was hoping to generate some discussion with other family people here.

I myself am preparing for it in many ways. When the lights go out that ATM card aint gonna work (or be worth shit either)...but I will barter with you. What do you have to trade?

Border Ruffian
March 4th, 2005, 02:12 AM
Keeping your money off the books?

Flea marketing is one way to operate off the books and make some under the table cash.

J, people here are likely to become very suspicious if you suggest or ask about illegal activities. I know that unreported income from a flea market might seem like a small thing, but any sort of illegal activity, no matter how minor, just gives this government an excuse to bother you. If you're white you're a bigger target. If you're a racially aware white and are politically active, you're the *favorite* target. Even radical muslims don't generate as much interest. Watch the news lately? You'll hear more about Lefkow and "White supremacists" than muslim terrorists.

Most of what you posted was sensible enough, but we have to give to Caesar what is Caesar's. For now. You're right that we should try avoid playing their game with them whenver we can, but don't try to cheat them at it.

A good thread in this same section, closely related http://www.vnnforum.com/showthread.php?t=4809

J.Hartman
March 5th, 2005, 09:27 PM
I agree and apologize for my misunderstanding or statement.

Of course if one were to make any profit, or additional taxable income it would be need to be reported and taxes paid. No problem there.

Thanks for the llink to the other thread.

Jon.

Sean Martin
March 18th, 2005, 09:30 PM
1. Buying and re-selling items using flea markets, those "free" ads on supermarket bulletin boards etc...
In this area where laws are more lax than anywhere else I have ever lived all flea market income is taxable. The tax men regularly frequent flea markets and check for tax numbers, if you don’t have one you can be arrested, audited, fined or all three.

2. Trading goods or your services for other goods or services? I once helped a guy that repaired small engines repair a lot of old plumbing and replace his hot water heater. In exchange he repaired my old broken down chain saw and serviced my tiller and mower.

3. Trading up and down used and old items with close (and like minded friends) so you don't have to buy new garbage. Trading kids clothes are a big item with our friends and family.
Barter is non-taxable but I have read somewhere that the Government is trying to draft some sort of law that would make barter taxable. They would tax you on the value of goods or services. I can’t remember where I read it and it has been a long time ago.