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23 August 2012, 17:00
I'm not seeing their logic
They're concerned about a financial meltdown so they sell their main asset (the house) and convert it into fiat money where they leave it for over a year while they do this trip. If a true financial collapse occurs they will be left with lots of novelty toilet paper.
They want to be more self sufficient so they move into a tiny boat that can't hold useful amounts of water, food or fuel so they are totally dependent on supply chains and then deliberately head to a country that is already suffering from serious financial troubles that are likely to get worse before they get better.
I smell a book or video deal.
But to NRs point, it's good to see the mainstream media report the story without a tin-foil-hat-wearing bias.
They're concerned about a financial meltdown so they sell their main asset (the house) and convert it into fiat money where they leave it for over a year while they do this trip. If a true financial collapse occurs they will be left with lots of novelty toilet paper.
They want to be more self sufficient so they move into a tiny boat that can't hold useful amounts of water, food or fuel so they are totally dependent on supply chains and then deliberately head to a country that is already suffering from serious financial troubles that are likely to get worse before they get better.
I smell a book or video deal.
But to NRs point, it's good to see the mainstream media report the story without a tin-foil-hat-wearing bias.
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