Destruction of the US Dollar II
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Originally posted by antimason:
its getting hard to refute the idea that this is occurring intentionally. for so many years, this globalist NWO scheme was considered kooky conspiracy theory, the concept of a global central bank, fiat monetary system.. but its coming to fruition right before our eyes. the only thing left is
"He also forced everyone, small and great, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a mark on his right hand or on his forehead so that no one could buy or sell unless he had the mark, which is the name of the beast or the number of his name. This calls for wisdom. If anyone has insight, let him calculate the number of the beast, for it is man's number. His number is 666"
Revelation 13:16-18
You're definitely on to something there , A-M .
Too bad so many aren't .
Thirty years ago , I had occasion to speak with an xCia operative , who had left the company , concerning this very subject...
Even at that time , the NWO had commissioned a supercomputer , based in Belgium , to facilitate the working out of their scheme...
They called it , in a mocking joke , 'The Beast'.
Of course the machine has been upgraded through many iterations subsequently , and has become ever more capable and powerful...
Every time I see those IBM commercials ,'I'm an IBMmer' , and their 'teraflops' , I can't help but think of the unholy Alliance that continues toward their scheme of making 'a better world' , and I recall the words of the Operative in Serenity.
P.S.--Good to see you back aboard the boat...Missed you 'round here for more than a tick...
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Dear Bob,
Will we go into depression?
A: We are already in depression, that is, deflation and bankruptcies. But this may not be the big and final one, which I expect in a few short years. In the immediate future, 2009-10, I expect that the printing presses will give us another shot of economic morphine and we will have synthetic prosperity for a few years maybe.
After that, the crash of the current monetary regime, and a “New Order.”
Best Wishes,
Bob
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Originally posted by out2theblack:
Thirty years ago , I had occasion to speak with an xCia operative , who had left the company , concerning this very subject...
Even at that time , the NWO had commissioned a supercomputer , based in Belgium , to facilitate the working out of their scheme...
They called it , in a mocking joke , 'The Beast'.
Of course the machine has been upgraded through many iterations subsequently , and has become ever more capable and powerful...
Every time I see those IBM commercials ,'I'm an IBMmer' , and their 'teraflops' , I can't help but think of the unholy Alliance that continues toward their scheme of making 'a better world' ,
thats interesting.. almost ironic, in a manifest destiny sort of way(unless of course, its not coincidental). funny, i feel the same way when i see/hear the IBM ads.. all this about a "smarter tomorrow". well, the bible is impeccably accurate prophetically, as far as the OT goes, i cant help but be inclined to believe the same of the NT and system of 'the beast'
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Bernanke speaks, the sheep eat it up
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Quote:I kinda understood this as a kid. Capitalism, at it's ultimate goal, was sorta like what they said the Rapture was in Sunday school.
Originally posted by Fremdfirma:Quote:
Everywhere you look, economies are collapsing because of lack of consumers. It is an inherent weakness of capitalism: in its quest to reduce labor costs capitalism winds up starving its own consumers.
Ding Ding Ding!
We have a winner.
That's prettymuch it, in spades.
-F
The laughing Chrisisall
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no more reform
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Interesting how this parallels the chart of US interest on the national debt. Given that, you can predict a future for the dollar:
I can't tell whether he's paying the bill or leaving a tip
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http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=14680
Entering the Greatest Depression in History
More Bubbles Waiting to Burst
By Andrew Gavin Marshall
Global Research, August 7, 2009
Introduction
While there is much talk of a recovery on the horizon, commentators are forgetting some crucial aspects of the financial crisis. The crisis is not simply composed of one bubble, the housing real estate bubble, which has already burst. The crisis has many bubbles, all of which dwarf the housing bubble burst of 2008. Indicators show that the next possible burst is the commercial real estate bubble. However, the main event on the horizon is the “bailout bubble” and the general world debt bubble, which will plunge the world into a Great Depression the likes of which have never before been seen.
Housing Crash Still Not Over
The housing real estate market, despite numbers indicating an upward trend, is still in trouble, as, “Houses are taking months to sell. Many buyers are having trouble getting financing as lenders and appraisers struggle to figure out what houses are really worth in the wake of the collapse.” Further, “the overall market remains very soft [...] aside from speculators and first-time buyers.” Dean Baker, co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research in Washington said, “It would be wrong to imagine that we have hit a turning point in the market,” as “There is still an enormous oversupply of housing, which means that the direction of house prices will almost certainly continue to be downward.” Foreclosures are still rising in many states “such as Nevada, Georgia and Utah, and economists say rising unemployment may push foreclosures higher into next year.” Clearly, the housing crisis is still not at an end.[1]
The Commercial Real Estate Bubble
In May, Bloomberg quoted Deutsche Bank CEO Josef Ackermann as saying, “It's either the beginning of the end or the end of the beginning.” Bloomberg further pointed out that, “A piece of the puzzle that must be calculated into any determination of the depth of our economic doldrums is the condition of commercial real estate -- the shopping malls, hotels, and office buildings that tend to go along with real- estate expansions.” Residential investment went down 28.9 % from 2006 to 2007, and at the same time, nonresidential investment grew 24.9%, thus, commercial real estate was “serving as a buffer against the declining housing market.”
Commercial real estate lags behind housing trends, and so too, will the crisis, as “commercial construction projects are losing their appeal.” Further, “there are lots of reasons to suspect that commercial real estate was subject to some of the loose lending practices that afflicted the residential market. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency's Survey of Credit Underwriting Practices found that whereas in 2003 just 2 percent of banks were easing their underwriting standards on commercial construction loans, by 2006 almost a third of them were relaxing.” In May it was reported that, “Almost 80 percent of domestic banks are tightening their lending standards for commercial real-estate loans,” and that, “we may face double-bubble trouble for real estate and the economy.”[2]
In late July of 2009, it was reported that, “Commercial real estate’s decline is a significant issue facing the economy because it may result in more losses for the financial industry than residential real estate. This category includes apartment buildings, hotels, office towers, and shopping malls.” Worth noting is that, “As the economy has struggled, developers and landlords have had to rely on a helping hand from the US Federal Reserve in order to try to get credit flowing so that they can refinance existing buildings or even to complete partially constructed projects.” So again, the Fed is delaying the inevitable by providing more liquidity to an already inflated bubble. As the Financial Post pointed out, “From Vancouver to Manhattan, we are seeing rising office vacancies an
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Wow, all that work, all that research, and you STILL haven't found one single shred of evidence to back up your ASSertion that I or anyone else has ever tried to have you "banned" from this board.
And just like that - *POOF!* - he's gone...
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Not to worry...We'll ALL be banned soon enough , thanks to yer Uncle ScamBO...
http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2009/04/should-obama-control-inter
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