Don T Let Them Cash You Out

The elites are intent on wiping out cash. More and more businesses are refusing to use cash. Cash users are being turned into second-class citizens in a two-tier society. Cui bono? Who benefits from the elimination of cash? The elites hate cash because they are unable to spy on cash users, control them, and monetize them. Cash is not tied to a specific person. It's a universal form of exchange. Cash can be passed from one person to another without the system ever knowing. Cash allows you to purchase anonymously. The seller does not know who you are. They can't put you on a list and push marketing material at you every day. They can't sell your data to others. They can't make additional money out of you, using processes you don't even know about. Cards are a particular form of exchange. Only one person, the person identified by the card, can use a specific card. All transactions are locked and tracked and associated uniquely with the card user. The card user's entire purchase history is available to Big Tech and even Big Government. The card user's financial behavior is fully known. They can be targeted for advertising. Their psychological profile can be calculated, allowing politicians to target them at elections. Cash is freedom. Cash is anonymity. Cash users are the Resistance. They are the Rebels. That's why the elites want to end the use of cash. They want to crush the resistance to Big Tech and the Surveillance Society. It's your duty as a free person to defend cash and fight off the Big Brother State, seeking to know everything about you, and have you monitored transaction by transaction. Join the rebellion. Hold on to your cash. Don't let them take it from you. Don't let them track you like a chipped dog.

A young family man caught in the Great Recession turns to running marijuana cross-country to make ends meet in this “timely, witty, and fast-paced” novel (Booklist). James and Kate are golden children of the late twentieth century, flush with opportunity. But an economic downturn and an unexpected pregnancy have them desperate to find a way to make do. And they happen to have a friend in California’s Siskiyou County who grows prime-grade marijuana. If James transports just one load from Cali to Florida, he’ll pull down enough cash to survive for months. And so begins the life of a drug mule. Fans of Breaking Bad will love this page-turning, Zeitgeist-capturing novel that plunges into the criminal underworld with little chance to take a breath. Mule is about people whose morals are tested by unbearable financial stress, trying to survive when the American Dream that had once been handed to them—fully wrapped and ready to go at the takeout window—suddenly vanishes from the menu. “A smart and bracing ground-level exploration of the drug trade.” —Kirkus Reviews “Thanks to its wicked style and pacing, Mule lets me forget I’m reading serious literature while I follow its terrifying story into the land of the all-American damned.” —Walter Kirn, author of Up in the Air “Mule is swift, taut, and relentless . . . A rip-roaring drug tale.” —Lauren Groff, author of Fates and Furies “With adrenaline-infused sentences and a seat-gripping story line, Mule is a novel that illuminates contemporary American desperation, both its dangerous precipices and its thrilling, overwhelming freedom.” —Dean Bakopoulos, author of My American Unhappiness

This is a short manual for the beginner film maker. Lots of good information on how to make a film with very little budget for teens. Topics covered pre-production, production, post production, animation, digital editing Macs or PCs, graphics and how to build a make up kit.

t’s a Block Party reunion and Attorney Tony Austin is the glue, as he brings some of his old clients together to teach them how to elevate their game and clean their dirty money. In the midst of contemplating retirement, three of the biggest cases in Tony Austin's legal career fall into his lap. These new cases can solidify him as the (undisputed) greatest attorney of the century - IF he can pull them off. If he fails, not only will his career be ended, but possibly his life! With his legendary flair, a courageous Tony rises to the challenge and puts it all on the line to cement his legacy.Skelter, Black Manson’s prized soldier, pulls off the biggest score of her long criminal career. Unfortunately, unknown to her, she has just stolen from one of the biggest cartels in the Western hemisphere. The Cartel turns up the heat (and the body count) on Skelter and her crew, wreaking havoc on the whole city to find her. By the time Skelter realizes her mistake, it’s already too late as she’s both feet in, ten toes down, in the biggest, bloodiest war she’s ever had to fight. This war doesn’t only affect her and her crew. Her entire city is turned into a battlefield. The Infamous Black Manson and Smith engaged in a bloody street war with no clear winner in sight. Their street war now spills into prison when Baby Manson, Black Manson’s son, is shipped to the same yard that Smith rules with an iron fist. Will the change of turf finally give Smith the upper hand, or will Baby Manson hold on to his "G" status, and live up to his father’s name?Block Party 666 is money, murder, mayhem, and Government Conspiracies all wrapped into one fast-paced True 2 Life tale that continues to capture the tone of the streets like only Mr. Banks can. In the end, we learn all money is legal as we bear witness to the Mark of the Beast!

More than 24 family businesses in the United States employ 62 percent of America's workforce. And in Asia, Europe, Australia, and Latin America, experts say family businesses could account for as much as 80 percent of the private sector. What's different about dealing with family members than dealing with underlings and managers at an impersonal corporation? When was the last time sales for a Fortune 500 company slumped because two brothers couldn't get along? Not that often, if ever. But it happens all the time in family businesses. Millions of families spanning the globe know they have problems ordinary businesses don't; they know if they don't keep the family on track, the business will derail. Family, Inc. is a witty, engaging blueprint for maintaining peace within the family without busting the business. The authors use characters straight out of "Family Business Central Casting" to provide uncommon insights mixed with commonsense solutions. After all, they know that firing Uncle Bill is a bit more traumatic than firing just any Bill. You'll meet: Dad the Decider: Can he run a successful business and keep the family happy? Mom, CFO (Chief Family Officer): Can she keep the business from destroying her family? The Hard-Charging Son: How can he get Dad to move aside without ruining their relationship? The Sibling Rivals: Will they ever cooperate when each believes Dad loved the other one best? Mrs. & Mr. Inc.: How can they juggle business, marriage, sex, and the kids? The Supportive Spouse: What can she do to ensure her husband is treated fairly on the job by her family? With these and other captivating characters, Family, Inc. will show you how to keep your family from ruining the business and your business from ruining the family. You'll laugh, you'll cry...and you'll avoid a train wreck.