Are You Ready to Build the Parallel Economy?

RePlatform ^ | 07/12/2023 | RePlatform

[\/\/ayne]

RePlatform Vegas

September 30th-October 1st, 2023

https://www.replatformvegas.com

Produced by the Defeat the Mandates Team, RePlatform: The Parallel Economy Convention at the Flamingo, Las Vegas, Sept 30-Oct 1st is the culmination of years of working around Corporate America.

We're gathering the tribes--an army of entrepreneurs, experts, visionaries, and audacious dissidents, igniting an entire ecosystem of startups and institutions who recognize the danger of corporate centralization.

RePlatform is NOT a "Complain-a-con", our purpose is to sharpen the parallel economy through our conference program, keynotes, expert panels, & focus on upgrading the capabilities of everyone who joins us.

[\/\/ayne]

Send this to every freedom-based business you know.

[Paul46360]

Dan Bongino is the cheerleader for this!!!

[cuban leaf]

I just moved to Galt’s Gultch in 2011. Love it here!

[Vigilanteman]

Who is John Galt?

Where us Galt's Gulch?

[adorno]

We're gathering the tribes--an army of entrepreneurs, experts, visionaries, and audacious dissidents, igniting an entire ecosystem of startups and institutions who recognize the danger of corporate centralization.

IOW, let's do the same things that have been done before we all ended up where we are today.

It does sound like the bottom-up, center-out gimmicks offered by the socialist democrats.

BTW, we already have parallel economies in the U.S., with the republican states leading the way towards economic recovery, while the blue states are intent on destroying their states economies and with it, the country's economy.

[taxcontrol]

I work in Cybersecurity and have a strong background with planning for business disruptions. I have long advocated that business identify their critical vendors and establish alternate relationships and sources. I had done this from a cautionary view that the critical vendor could also be disrupted.

Now with the political polarization of the economy, it now makes sense to balance critical supplies instead of just having a backup plan. No longer is it ok to have a 95% supplier and a 5% backup. Now the supply chain needs to be something like 60% to the primary and two alternates at 20% each.

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I’m thinking it’s more about networking businesses that won’t mandate shots, masks, tests, etc. For instance, Red Balloon is a job finder site but jab-mandating businesses are declined - it’s for people who want to work at non-jab-mandating businesses. They should have a booth there.

There’s a ton of information each freedom-based business has which can be shared with other businesses on how to fight oppression.

[cuban leaf]

It’s a secret. I named my spread Galt’s Knob though. Funny thing was when my brother in law first saw the place (he manages an international Airport in the US) he said it could easily become a “compound”. 😋

[DIRTYSECRET]

Health care providers located on Indian reservations. Free market. Just like the casinos.

[Boogieman]

“BTW, we already have parallel economies in the U.S”

The problem is we don’t have them in certain key areas that are kind of important. Like financial institutions or payment processors. The left completely took control of those, and once you control those, you can strangle just about any other part of the economy you don’t like.

Then there is content hosting, social media, dinosaur media, app stores, etc that they also control, to lock alternate views out of the public square. That’s another big problem that just saying “move to a Red state” does not fix.

[adorno]

I’m thinking it’s more about networking businesses that won’t mandate shots, masks, tests, etc
br< Fine, but won't work.

As long as there are left-leaning businesses and left-leaning workers and left-leaning political 'leaders', those idealistic goals are just dreams.

[Texas Fossil]

There is no guide stone for the future. Spreading risk is a smart move.

BUT, if there is a total collapse, which is what the Globalists and the O’Biden Regime are driving us toward; nothing will insure much.

The very basics should all be local. If that is possible.

That is why so many are moving to small towns in Texas today. It has been going on for a couple of years at a high rate. Am sure there are other places that see it.

Local is the last resort, but survival requires some basics.

[adorno]

That’s another big problem that just saying “move to a Red state” does not fix.

When all kinds of businesses and all kinds of people move to a red state, that's a fix that democrats can't stand and can't do anything about. As can be seen, the red states have much better economies, and still growing. Democrat controlled states have shrinking economies and shrinking tax-base and shrinking tax-revenues, which is all a death-knell to them.