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How Safe Is Your Safe Deposit Box? | A rare occurrence is happening right now in the gold market The

How Safe Is Your Safe Deposit Box? [Gilder's Daily Prophecy] September 25, 2021 [UNSUBSCRIBE]( | [ARCHIVES]( A rare occurrence is happening right now in the gold market [Please Enable Images]( There is something happening in the gold market right now that you need to be aware of… I urge you NOT to invest in anything before viewing this briefing. Because this information could be a true game-changer for millions of Americans. [Click here now for this rare opportunity before it is taken offline.]( The Top Prophecy of the Week [Jeffrey Tucker]Dear Daily Prophecy Reader, There are so many examples of depredations in American public life that it’s impossible to keep up. Things happen daily now that would have caused national outrage a few years ago. But our sense of outrage has become dulled after nearly 20 months of the most irresponsible public policies in many generations. These days, news of terribleness just washes over us and we hardly have time to think about it before the next shock comes along. This one, however, should seriously give us pause because it impacts fundamental issues of security and privacy. It’s a demonstration of a reality we have to face today. It is this: your property is no longer safe from confiscation in the US. To be sure, you can say that this has been true since the income tax was passed in 1913. There is truth to that. Still, we’ve generally been able to count on the rule of law. So long as you comply, you can generally assume that your stuff is safe. That is no longer true. One way to think about lockdowns is as a test. What can government get away with? How outrageous does the intervention have to be before people rise up and resist? How much of an advantage does government have over the rest of us and how can that power be deployed? No More Safety In Beverly Hills, California, there is a private service that provides lock boxes for people’s valuables. It is called U.S. Private Vaults. It seems more promising, to some degree, than a box at a bank, where government has a long history of breaking in. There was never any particular reason to think that the company could not keep its promises. Many people did trust this company with vast amounts of personal wealth. However, being a private company provides no real protection when the government has an agenda. After all, we learned over the last 20 months that there is nothing that limits governments’ rights to have their way with private business. They can break in, shut them down, keep them closed, bankrupt them, and there is very little that can be done to stop it. Six months ago, the FBI raided this company, broke into 800 different boxes by force, and took all the contents. They claimed this was justified because they had probable cause that the box contents were gained from illicit activity. They have yet to prove that, however. Controversial Tweet ignites a battle [Copycat]( a recent tweet... a top CEO took a dig at the world’s second-richest man and called him a copy cat. Question is, is this man a “copy cat,” or just copying his own formula of success? Amazon... AWS... Whole Foods. It’s been one success story after another. And now he’s all set for his next win. All early signs point to it being his biggest success story. And while his competition laughs and makes fun, regular Americans can take advantage of the developing situation and make a small fortune. [To see how, Click Here.]( Here Today, Gone Tomorrow You can see the company’s website [here](. It now has a notice: “PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT LEGAL COUNSEL JUST RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. THE U.S. GOVERNMENT IS SEEKING TO FORFEIT AND ASSUME OWNERSHIP OF THE CONTENTS OF ALL PRIVATELY HELD VAULTS ON THE PREMISES OF U.S. PRIVATE VAULTS, WHICH IS NOW CLOSED.” You would think this would be national news, but instead the event got no attention. The total loot: $86 million. It included cash, coins, and jewelry. The Feds want to keep it all. But here is another fascinating thing. That $86 million figure is what The Fed said, but look at the actual items listed in the boxes. It seems like the agents became lazy at some point and started marking everything as having the value of one dollar. Here is just one example from one box. It had a Cartier bracelet with diamond, a Cartier bracelet “nail shape,” a diamond tennis bracelet, an 18” gold necklace, a 2-tone Rolex men’s watch, another Rolex with gold and diamonds, and a platinum Rolex. Each item was valued at $1. It was the same with a tremendous amount of the gold and platinum coins that were taken. Each was valued at $1. You can view all the loot right [here](. When you have time, click that link. I promise you that it will give you the creeps. I’ve not added it all up but we are certainly talking about a lot more than $86 million. It seems safe to add a zero to this figure. We are looking at the property of many serious people who trusted this company could keep their stuff protected and safe. Now it is all in government hands. The owners have to beg to get it back, and must prove that it is all licit. Among those pillaged was Joseph Ruiz, an unemployed chef. He had $57,000 in cash inside his box. He had to sue to get it back. The government claimed that he made that money by running an unlicensed pot business. They further claimed that dogs had sniffed out drugs on his cash. Ruiz produced evidence that this was not true. The FBI returned his money, without apologizing or admitting error. He told the Los Angeles Times that this was “a bank heist in broad daylight.” They have kept everyone else’s money. Six months have gone by. Some 300 of the victims are fighting for their rights in court. The rest of the 500 or so clients have probably just given up doing anything about it. Where Is Your Stuff Safe? The usual assumption in the past is that bank boxes are not as safe as private boxes. That might not be true anymore. That said, does it appear that there are no real safe places remaining? In the early 1930s, when government confiscated gold, many people found workarounds in private estates around the country. They quietly stored their gold in basements and in holes in the ground, where it stayed for decades. World War II came and went. It wasn’t until 1974 when gold was demonetized that it became legal to own again. Members of family estates then contacted the private estates and quietly got their money back. By this time, so many presidents had come and gone, and so much had changed in the country, that no one particularly cared. Good strategy, but it’s a long game and rather risky. There is no safe way out for anyone or anything when civilization is headed to destruction. No person is safe. No property is safe. You are better off knowing that than not. It pays to be alert and careful, knowing full well that we are living with a system of government has become highly dangerous to everything and everyone we hold dear. Regards, [Jeffrey Tucker] Jeffrey Tucker Trump’s Secret Tech Revolution ($15.1 trillion at stake) [trump]( if Trump recently did something that could see him become a HERO in Silicon Valley? According to the man dubbed “The Tech Prophet” by Forbes, it’s true. A single Federal Ruling in the final year of Trump’s presidency could be about to unleash a tech revolution worth an estimated $15.1 trillion. In the words of one tech insider – a CEO who works closely with Microsoft, Intel and Google – it “will rewrite the rules of what is possible.” And it could create countless ways for you to grow your wealth. [Full story here.]( [Three founders Publishing]( To end your Gilder's Daily Prophecy e-mail subscription and associated external offers sent from Gilder's Daily Prophecy, feel free to [click here](. If you are having trouble receiving your Gilder's Daily Prophecy subscription, you can ensure its arrival in your mailbox by [whitelisting Gilder's Daily Prophecy](. Gilder's Daily Prophecy is committed to protecting and respecting your privacy. Please read [our Privacy Statement.]( For any further comments or concerns please email us at GildersDailyProphecy@threefounderspublishing.com. Nothing in this e-mail should be considered personalized financial advice. 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