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THE ZERO HOUR

An SI Board Since October 2009

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Emcee: Box-By-The-Riviera™	Type: Moderated

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55	controls are already in place. too late.	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	10/27/2009
54	the entire purpose of this thread. which is to say, i'm neither paralyzed o	Box-By-The-Riviera™	1	10/27/2009
53	Right... it will suck royally and be the cause of increasing public unrest. The	benwood	1	10/27/2009
52	I think withdrawal limitations, and currency (export) controls, will absolutely	benwood	-	10/27/2009
51	thanks. but on your earnings per capita thing... that might be fine if usa st	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	10/27/2009
50	I think that when so-called "equilibrium" comes, it will not be even-s	benwood	-	10/27/2009
49	Omigod...who are you...??? Is this a "cut and paste" or are these yo	Chas.	-	10/27/2009
48	shadow gold price again ritholtz.com	Box-By-The-Riviera™	1	10/27/2009
47	Last month we discussed the benefits of converting the monetary terms of global	Box-By-The-Riviera™	1	10/27/2009
46	Iceland says goodbye to the Big Mac By GUDJON HELGASON and JANE WARDELL, Associa	Box-By-The-Riviera™	1	10/27/2009
45	its my job baby. sleep remains unaffected.	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	10/27/2009
44	This is an awful lot to think about....do you sleep well with all this on your m	Chas.	-	10/27/2009
43	Player One: per our most interesting and in depth conversations in HK one	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	10/27/2009
42	yes, and that just makes the whole situation worse in the long run	kimberley	-	10/27/2009
41	lol...i'm tend to get lost in the science	kimberley	-	10/27/2009
40	and then prolonged and deepened by interference and artificial supports.	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	10/27/2009
39	well, that's really nice of them. but i do not see how that is useful, unti	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	10/27/2009
38	nice read. i'm guessing the trend will continue as written, until equilibri	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	10/27/2009
37	we hope, cashing in one's gold shares or ingots (or any other non currency h	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	10/27/2009
36	that seems reasonable - an educated guess, i'd say -g- of course, there is	kimberley	-	10/26/2009
35	the first several resets may fail, if the resets themselves are not sincere unf	TobagoJack	-	10/26/2009
34	what happens when a country goes broke informationclearinghouse.info	kimberley	-	10/26/2009
33	another long, but most interesting read...this was written in 1999 - history rep	kimberley	1	10/26/2009
32	i respect those traits in the chinese, and likewise abhor those traits which led	kimberley	1	10/26/2009
31	imo, china is neither interested to offset slower usa growth nor in tune with co	TobagoJack	1	10/26/2009

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