[Errant]

The productive members of society need to stop producing as quickly as possible. The quicker this happens the quicker we get our country back.

The longer it takes, the more we are at risk of never being able to recover our country or possibly even civil existence.

Everyone concerned can start by making preparations to become self-reliant, DIY, and support local markets and independent Internet businesses.

We're not dependent on the big government or big corporations. Their existence depends upon us. That dependency has grown to a significant and unsustainable portion of our life's work.

Cloward-Piven works both ways and in the end, anyone dependent upon the government will be at a disadvantage. It's our best strategy IMO.

[Jim Noble]

The consequences of the 1099-K law, if it ever goes into effect, have ramifications FAR beyond the coin business.

99+% of the harm will be done to small businesses that have never heard of coins.

[TruthConquers]

Couldn’t this make silver more popular as a backlash?

[snowsislander]

The last line in the story:

The office of the National Taxpayer Advocate, a citizen's ombudsman within the IRS, issued a report June 30 that said the new rule "may present significant administrative challenges to taxpayers and the IRS."

What an unmitigated disaster this Kenyan Clown's circus is for our country.

[JOAT]

Humph. This all based on compliance. If no one complies it remains invisible.

[P8riot]

Looks like ammunition is going to be the new currency.

[jiggyboy]

Goldbug ping

Previous articles weren’t clear that this new 1099 requirement was applicable to people selling to the dealers, not people buying from dealers.

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[OB1kNOb]

Does this new law impact only gold or all precious metals including silver?