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To: Perspective who wrote (282726)10/12/2010 1:55:04 AM
From: THRespond to of 306849
 
bc,

CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW?

It is very good that the drums are starting to beat. More and more everyday. Will it stop these clowns? I don't know, but I hope it at least minimizes the size.

The Fed is completely out of control and engaged in practices they know are ineffective and unsound.

We should get a grass roots thing going.

GT
TH



To: Perspective who wrote (282726)10/12/2010 3:08:56 AM
From: Skeeter BugRead Replies (1) | Respond to of 306849
 
>>IS ANYBODY FUKING LISTENING OUT THERE?!?<<

bc, if you were, you wouldn't be surprised at all.

ben is a criminal cartel front man. nothing more, nothing less.

the euro was getting trashed... it was time to stop the euro blood letting, so bernanke trashed the buck to save the euro.

he's stressing th dollar now, but that will change, too.

the insiders love volatility... the trade on insider information. they love pushing fear and greed - it is their MO.

October 11 2010: All your neighbors are zombies

theautomaticearth.blogspot.com

I highly recommend shelling out the $12.50 to see Stoneleigh's a century of challenges presentation.

it is quite simply the scariest thing i've ever seen in my life because it is absolutely horrible and i think it will happen.

think 1970 level asset prices with 2006 debt levels on top of it... the great credit bubble unwind...

of course, the banking institutions will end up owning almost everything, but that's ben's plan, anyway.

anyone who think ben works for anyone but the money center banks simply isn't paying attention and isn't connecting the dots.

nor have they watched this...

youtube.com

or this...

youtube.com

nothing big picture happens by accident...

hijacking humanity...

hijackinghumanity.com

Psywar...

metanoia-films.org

the oligarchs are simply screwing us over with the goal of taking all our sh*t.

isn't it obvious?

government is simply a tool they use to do it - and a very effective one at that.

this is treason, so they stay covert - BUT THE RESULTS ARE 100% CONSISTENT WITH TREASON TO MANIPULATE GOVERNMENT AND SYSTEMATICALLY ASSET STRIP SOCIETY.



To: Perspective who wrote (282726)10/12/2010 7:09:13 AM
From: Giordano BrunoRespond to of 306849
 
The world is no longer interested in being anyone's whipping boy.

Asia stiffens resolve to resist capital inflows

reuters.com

business-standard.com

quotes.ino.com



To: Perspective who wrote (282726)10/12/2010 7:28:01 AM
From: Smiling BobRespond to of 306849
 
Questions arising over its size and seaworthiness


Oil falls to near $81 amid stimulus doubts- AP

Oil prices fell to near $81 a barrel Tuesday amid uncertainty about the U.S. central bank's plans to expedite economic recovery and expectations OPEC will hold production at current levels.

* Stock futures slide as China aims to curb lending- AP
* Stocks drop as Fed rate-setter warns on stimulus- AP
* Church financier faces Ponzi scheme trial in Ind.- AP
* IBM rides market upswing to hit all-time high- AP
* Microsoft bets big on new phone software- AP
* Gymboree agrees to $1.8 billion buyout by Bain- AP
* Dollar creeps higher ahead of Fed minutes release- AP
* Poll: Weak economic growth expected through 2011- AP
* Foreclosure freeze could undermine housing market- AP

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To: Perspective who wrote (282726)10/12/2010 10:35:34 AM
From: Roads EndRead Replies (2) | Respond to of 306849
 
Meltzer is still talking his version of failed policy from the past. "The most important restriction on investment today is not tight monetary policy, but uncertainty about administration policy." That is pure BS IMO. Do you believe that?