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lol.. Doubt it. He is as much a "Company Man" as any of his predecessors.
His job is to destroy America. There is a timeline and a certain number of tasks that must be completed before the next steps are taken.
His job is to increase the National Debt and perhaps even enter another unwinnable war.. Dunno, I don't have the play book.. I just have unmatched logical skills.
Could I be wrong?
Is this the time the two KO's go at it?
Nah.. I don't think I've heard the cry of "Wolf!!!" for the last time.
Still.. It is escalating over there.
http://english.yonhapnews.co.kr/national/2010/11/28/91/0301000000AEN20101128000700315F.HTML
Funny.. Never thought of that. Sounds implausible though.
Would a mild physical interaction coerce the supposed leader of America to change his ways?
Also, why would either Prez need such convincing when both are 100%, absolutely proven to be "Company Men".
Neither one has made even the slightest move away from "The Plan".
It is the exertion of control over our every moment that leaves us immature and incapable of dealing with serious situations. It is a self feeding cycle. The brats you speak of are the side effect.. But not the goal.
Think about it like this:
What is the intellectual maturity of the common house dog?
What is the intellectual maturity of the common cat?
Why the divergence?
It is how they are treated.. how they are raised.
A cat is left alone.. left to learn lessons by getting into trying situations.
Dogs are rarely trusted to do the same.
The result is a dog that will run head long into a semi at speed without even a half step before impact.
A cat that will survive just fine if abandoned.
This is why the number of laws that encase us are so constricting. We are being molded into what a dog is perceived to be.. We are being forced into perpetual immaturity.
It is our duty to defy this.. The future of humanity demands it.
Your duty is to go do something crazy..
Drive faster.
Take risks.
Learn to grow up.
I'd be shocked if this goes anywhere.
All sides know the ramifications of engaging in hostilities.
All sides will back down.
While the dust is settling and no one can see will be some really prime opportunities to be sure.. If of course anything happens..
consolidation right now... Waiting to see when the next leg hits.
Dunno the answer.. Just know we are right at the tipping point.
Either way I'm ok.. Just keep your head on.
The Beginning Of The Ponzi End: As Of Today, The Biggest Holder Of US Debt Is Ben Bernanke
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/22/2010 23:28 -0500
Well, folks, it's official - mark November 22, 2010 in your calendars - today is the day the Ponzi starts in earnest. With today's $8.3 billion POMO monetization, the Fed's official holdings of US Treasury securities now amount to $891.3 billion, which is higher than the second largest holder of US debt: China, which as of September 30 held $884 billion, and Japan, with $864 billion. The purists will claim that the TIC data is as of September 30, and that as the weekly custodial account shows UST buying continues the data is likely not correct. They will be wrong: with the Fed now buying about $30 billion per week, or about $120 billion per month, for the foreseeable future and beyond, it would mean that China would need to buy a comparable amount to be in the standing. It won't. In other words, the Ponzi operation is now complete, and the Fed's monetization of US debt has made it not only the largest holder of such debt, but made external funding checks and balances in the guise of indirect auction bidding, irrelevant. For what tends to happen next in comparable case studies, please read the Dying of Money. And congratulations to China for finally not being the one having the most to lose on a DV01 basis on that day when the inevitable surge in interest rates finally happens. That honor is now strictly reserved for America's taxpayers.
http://www.zerohedge.com/article/today-biggest-holder-us-debt-united-states-america
Well, dammit, I just had to cancel my vacation in SK.. Seems there's a slight outbreak of WW3.
Honestly I'd be surprised if this thing turns into anything.. More so I would be shocked if anyone even remembers this in a week.
Perfect.. works great on my palm pre.. The one that just rebooted for no reason.
Just about every howto on the net is located on youtube..
Very useful no doubt.
Waiting for my ever finicky perpetually rebooting palm pre to reboot so I can try the site you posted.
Ireland and Portugal are nothing.. Wait for Spain.
Then Mexico will hit.
It's the result of engineered knowledge.
Our society is engineered to relate economic stability with the worth of the DOW. The DOW is obviously measured in dollars.. If the value of the dollar declines then logically the dollar representation of the DOW increases..
Presto.. Moronity.
This is why I parrot ZH in saying $36,000 DOW here we come.
Unparlimentary Language
Hey, don't you go using that logic stuff on this situation.
Yeah, been watching that..
You know it's not gonna work.
Gapped.. Now dropping.
Rumors of a Buck reversal seem to be exaggerated.
Same theme as last time a few select banks wanted to control the various currencies here in America. We must unify the currencies to have "security"... From insecurity THEY CREATED.
Sounds like a great idea.. and I would be all for it were these institutions concerned even passingly with humanity. They are not.
Much as the Matrix described, we are nothing more than batteries to the machine that is our governments. We are treated just as harshly.
Grim times ahead.
Well.. makes sense.. Millions of forclosures were not legally carried out.
I watched the depositions of quite a few people who were paid to sign as Vice Prez of just about every lender out there..
Ask me?
This is potentially the straw that breaks the world in half.
Well that's all part of the game and has been one of my points for years now. It's all fine as long as it's "Them" getting screwed.
As long as "we're" OK, then @#$@#$ "Them"
That is why their game works, and why there will be no revolution until it is far too late.
The revolution will be waged by the three guys not in prison.
I don't think we're that big..
I'm fairly certain that all of us little folk could band together and plan to focus all of our efforts on one pair at one moment and manage to move that pair three pips for seven seconds.
We.. are nothing in the grand scheme of currency trading.
It's not our game.
Make no mistake about it.
And that's what we call.. The market deciding.
Yup, I hate trying to make a move when the market is deciding.
I have been burned too many times. I end up now a days just sitting on the side lines.. Forcing myself to.
Careful when the market is deciding..
We are close to the trendline.. Hold back and wait.
I agree. Oddly enough that is the thing that IS good about the system.
Anyone can achieve that level of power. Gates didn't come from royalty.. He was just sly enough to steal the idea Apple couldn't effectively market and made it into a wildly popular horrible operating system.
The guys you've listed might well be players in the system and might well be fairly influential in that system.. But they are not the rulers of the system.
The true rulers are the bankers.. The guys printing the money will always be at the top.
The weakness of this system is that the people printing the money and thus controlling the system are not accountable (or even known) to anyone because they are not elected.
Return the issuance of money to congress much like JFK tried to do before he was killed and you fix the broken part of the system.
Well, we aren't ever going to figure it all out by agreeing and never exploring ideas.
I bet they name the new currency with some exotic name that somehow relates to the word stability or security or some other comfort inducing name..
I'm not sure I agree that they are losing control.. More accurately I don't think this is not part of the plan. It is chaos they are trying to create.. A manufactured chaos so that they can offer us a manufactured order when we demand it.
Oh rulers save us from this economic and societal despair at our lowest hour..
Why we have just the thing.. a new shiny world currency backed and printed by a world reserve bank with an all powerful world government as enforcer.. I mean peace provider.
Yes we will soon be the most civilized society this world has ever known.. since the last time we blew ourselves up that no one remembers.
That's one of the better videos out there.
All comes back to my statements over the last few years.
No one is stupid enough to think this will work... Therefore the people doing it are not trying to fix anything.
Therefore they are trying to collapse the global economy.
Malice... Not Ineptitude.
Self portrait
lol.. That'll make two of us.
You make a really good point.
The pendulum is always swinging and as much as the future looks.. all police statey... really it is just a sign that we are about to migrate from controlled to chaos.
Just for that I will now only refer to that pair in the inverse.. I will not conform.
Forex really adheres to trendlines.. I do a huge amount trading off and to trendlines.
That is why two or three months ago I said the EUR/USD was going back to the 1.4ish area before another likely drop..
Because that's where the descending trendline was.. and is.
And that's about where we are today. I suspect volatility will drop off as we are now nudging up against that descending trendline.. Then it's a waiting game to see if we bounce off or burst through.
I generally don't trade when approaching a trendline as I've found I can't predict whether we're bouncing or bursting.. But I can catch the bounce or burst once the market decides.
Chart patterns are one of the things I really used to focus on when I traded stocks.. Primarily triangles.
There really is a logical reasoning behind them in explaining the mood of the market and predicting it's future. The same holds true for forex, but I've noticed that there are different patters to watch for.
The EUR/USD and USD/JPY love handles..
If you see a drastic move and then it levels off, that's a really good indication that the pair will continue in the same direction.
That's not a descending triangle. It's a descending wedge. One is a breakdown pattern, the other is typically a consolidation pattern.
For it to be a descending or ascending triangle the line of resistance has to be at one level with support moving closer to that line... Meaning if you draw the resistance trend line it will be idealy absolutely horizontal.
I've not seen many ascending or descending triangles in forex.. More so a stock pattern for whatever reason.
Can't wait to see DOW $50,000.
Nothing says recovery like a raging stock market and 30% unemployment.
I used to figure it the same way. I have since changed my stance officially to "Don't Give a Shit".
This was a fairly in depth move as it was a core value I was changing.
It was a core value that was a stop gap in my move away from conservatism early in my twenties. As I've aged and learned more and reflected on history from a distanced view I realized.. Nothing changes.. Nothing.
The trend is rock solid no matter the player. (Monetary as well as liberty reduction)
This I know sounds like a future with no hope.. But not really in our game.
From this perspective I can clearly see the true long term trend of the Buck as a hardcore down trend... Sure pops here and there and valued against other currencies that are playing the same game make it interesting on the mid term.. But as I have stated many many times it is most important to know the long term trends before allowing yourself to perceive the mid or even short term trends...
Yup, not like we haven't seen QE coming from miles away.