Sovereignty Beats Real Estate in Collapse

Your million-dollar home becomes a massive liability the moment the currency collapses. History proves that

when the banking system freezes, nobody cares about your property deed or market value.

In 1948 Germany or Argentina, a simple generator or a bag of rice had more buying

power than a luxury apartment. Real estate is immobile, easily taxed, and you can’t trade

a spare bathroom for antibiotics. You need the thirteen banal things. Water filters,

fuel, tools, and booze become the actual currency. They are liquid,

usable, and invisible to the state. While investors panic over frozen

accounts, the person with skills and supplies holds all the leverage. Don't just build