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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle October 25 2018 #43502
    seychelles
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    Pseudopipebomb episode is obviously staged by the DemoZioglobalists to legitimize mass media attacks on Trump. This is going to bite them in the butt just like the Kavanaugh disaster.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 22 2018 #43471
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    ” the general mass of Americans, like all people worldwide, just want to have peace and order, rules and norms, and not be bothered with a lot of screaming, so they are safe to go to work, pick up the kids and go home. They won’t especially care which party, left or right, does this for them, so the ideas promoted at present are astonishing. Breathtaking. Gob-smacking. And losing.”

    Absolutely

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 19 2018 #43441
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    Greens Surge Across Europe As Centre-Left Flounders

    Further confirmation that the New World Order is flotsam on the ebb-tide.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 19 2018 #43440
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    The three brands that did not contain microplastics are from Taiwan (refined sea salt), China (refined rock salt), and France (unrefined sea salt produced by solar evaporation).

    Who funded this study, France? What happens if this stuff is absorbed by our guts? Is it eliminated in our urine and stools, or does it build up in our liver, kidney and circulatory system macrophages and stimulate a fibrotic foreign body response?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 19 2018 #43439
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    They’re all leaving.

    The good news is that over long time (i.e. we won’t see what happens), these mass extinctions from whatever cause tend to be followed by explosive evolution of modified survivors to fill all of the vacant ecologic niches.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 19 2018 #43438
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    San Francisco superior court judge Suzanne Bolanos

    Simply a consequence of decades of court minion-packing; wouldn’t be surprised if she socializes with Palo Alto University types. Yet another example of why Trump won and the bi-coastal thought derangement syndrome.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 19 2018 #43437
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    Instead, his team think that mate-attracting traits are costly to develop, so a species tends to evolve only one. Alternatively, once one attractive trait has begun to emerge, it may simply be pointless to develop a second.

    It allows the mating instinct to remain hyper-focused, hence more efficient; the KISS principle.

    in reply to: Of Course The Fed Is Crazy #43327
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    But history is riding them now too instead of the other way ‘round.

    That SEEMS to be true, but they are in apparent denial.

    Hard to rest on the sidelines in the general madness.

    Yes, but when holdouts like us start getting tempted the cliff edge is much closer.

    in reply to: Of Course The Fed Is Crazy #43315
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    Seychelles, all by design.

    I am not going to argue with you on this point.

    in reply to: Of Course The Fed Is Crazy #43313
    seychelles
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    Most people cannot conceive how devastating the next economic downturn is going to be at its perigee. The tide is going to be extremely low. Many baby boomers will find that their pensions, largely invested in stocks and bonds, will not be there. Savings in personal domestic real estate will likewise evaporate. “Investors” in things such as long-term care insurance will find that they have wasted their money. As the government attempts to suppress social unrest, taxes will increase to keep up with welfare assistance costs. The 1% will be relatively unaffected: losing 90% of a net worth of 10 milllion is not as devastating as losing 90% of an estate which nets at 100,000. Commentators are already mentioning stock losses of 45% near term and hinting at mortgages rates of 8.5% medium term. As the world political stage reverts to a more usual multipolar and nationalistic persona, I expect repayments of sovereign debt to be increasingly selective and conditional, with concomitant huge increases in yield to cover the increased risk of default in repayments of interest and principal. Any attempt to bail out financial institutions during the downturn as in 2008 will result in severe social upheaval. Interest in the stock market will be severely diminished for generations and central banking will probably be abolished. Some new or revived system of money will be initiated and work until it, too, becomes corrupted. All governments should be trying to repatriate untaxed income of any stripe that is sequestered in offshore tax havens. A one-time nationalization of any household net wealth over 5 million would be highly beneficial as would initiation of severe criminal and financial penalties for any major mainstream news medium or educational system which censors alternative views to sculpture a monolithic social mindset. Lack of variety causes lack of resilience which lowers survivability in all living systems, including human societies.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 8 2018 #43255
    seychelles
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    The name is Bonds. Sovereign bonds.

    It was always in the cards. And these are just the early rumblings.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 27 2018 #43085
    seychelles
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    Give any species -seemingly- free energy and they’ll all end up doing the same with it: eradicate themselves while using/wasting it as fast as they can.

    Couldn’t agree more!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 27 2018 #43082
    seychelles
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    In the end, it’s all about energy and thermodynamics.

    Inescapable. And the politically unpleasant/taboo issues of reducing the planet’s human population and its level of energy consumption.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 13 2018 #42880
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    Landscape with a bench looks like something you would see on the wall in some sleazy fleabag motel. Just goes to show even the “greats” can have very off days.

    So much bad/depressing news. My desire to read anything beyond the leaders is becoming exhausted, much less to generate any commentary. “Have a nice day” everyone!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 12 2018 #42855
    seychelles
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    Nassim please do reconsider.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 12 2018 #42852
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    They want to regulate themselves. Don’t let them.

    Old “true” left/liberal saying: Self-regulation is no regulation.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 11 2018 #42832
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    “We will ban its judges and prosecutors from entering the United States. We will sanction their funds in the US financial system, and we will prosecute them in the US criminal system,” Bolton said. “We will do the same for any company or state that assists an ICC investigation of Americans.”

    Same old, same old. What else could we expect from this Zioglobalist nut-job? Mammonist thumbscrews…and more… for any “legal” system that doesn’t adhere to the “situational ethics mandate.”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 9 2018 #42799
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    ” Look, just like the NYT, you no longer are a voice, because you’ve spent two years 24/7 denouncing the man with rumors and half-truths -like you did with Corbyn being anti-semite. You can’t now turn around and be a voice for democracy. You’re done.

    Attempted victorious retreat.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 8 2018 #42780
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    when the honey-wagon of algo trading robots turns south

    Delicious use of language by Kunstler.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 8 2018 #42779
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    “Because no one wants to lend to Turkey now.”

    Zioglobalist money lenders are contemporary janissaries in drag. Remnants of the Ottoman empire are highly favored one worlder punching bags.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 8 2018 #42778
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    Let’s go through all the apps. And through all Twitter accounts. I understand Hamas and Ahmadinejad still operate.

    Situational ethics is no ethics.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 6 2018 #42738
    seychelles
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    But in the end the value you attach to another person’s life is the one you attach to your own.

    L’chaim

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 5 2018 #42718
    seychelles
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    Social unrest not seen in the U.S. in half a century. That’s how J.P. Morgan Chase’s head quant, Marko Kolanovic, envisions the next financial crisis.

    Well, certain situations (upcoming mid-term elections) ethically require certain actions. Self-serving engineered actions by the folks who always know what’s best for us.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 3 2018 #42687
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    Data seen by The Independent shows hundreds of civil servants went elsewhere as the department tried to get on its feet and cobble together a negotiating stance for the UK over the last two years.

    This illustrates a key but infrequently discussed mechanism that the NWO folks have employed to fortify their positions of power; namely the enactment of numerous byzantine, often vague, self-serving pieces of legislation. Easy to do when the legislative and judiciary branches have been packed. And earlier done on the sly with a largely absent legislative body; i.e., passage of the Federal Reserve act. But exceedingly hard to reverse once in place.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 3 2018 #42686
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    The gains of the recovery have accrued absurdly, extravagantly to a tiny sliver of the world’s superrich.

    That is because most people have remained relatively decent and honest and logical, The self-proclaimed “let us show you how it’s done” Zioglobalist central bank/deep-state/packed judiciary crowd, especially after the post-2008 bailouts, understood that “risk” as normally understood, did not apply to stock or other capital investments. Ordinary citizens…especially retirees…, lacking a huge cushion of wealth or political power as a buffer, correctly perceiving the increasingly absurd ignorance of risk, opted for traditionally safe, liquid…and zero or less yielding… vehicles for their saved capital and have been bled dry of their principal. It has taken a long time for people to begin to understand just how hideously the game has been rigged by the one-worlders.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 1 2018 #42660
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    The National Health Protection Mission—also known as “Modicare”—will give impoverished families health insurance coverage of up to $7,100 every year.

    And his political crony-capitalists will supply the band-aids @ $5000…

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 28 2018 #42632
    seychelles
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    … I come here less and less often as the views tend to be so simplistic.

    Actually, simplistic or “summary” views are refreshing in a world replete with long-winded often self-contradictory rehashes of old news and old party lines. In present time, we should have formed a CURRENT actionable, overall opinion about important issues, based upon a subjective, subconscious weighing of our lives’ experience. Without this end result, we leave ourselves in a perpetual state of uncertainty and confusion, more malleable to manipulation by sources against our best interests, chiefly our educational and mass media systems. Nobody ever said taking a stand in a world of grays was easy.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 27 2018 #42594
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    …. the American people CAN fix this. Easily. They don’t want to. They haven’t had enough yet, they still want to be corrupt.

    Not enough pain YET…tick, toc, tick, toc

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 27 2018 #42593
    seychelles
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    Yeah, well, so called free trade is their thing.

    MSM brings us a Zioglobalist threatfomercial.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 25 2018 #42555
    seychelles
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    Car finance and food stamps?

    A two-legged stool. Pain is always the most effective teacher. Not enough pain yet. Be patient. Good things come to those who wait.

    in reply to: Fixers #42524
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    Davis frequently injects himself into political disputes, masquerading as a “political analyst” and Democratic media pundit, yet is unmoored from any discernible political beliefs other than: “I agree with whoever pays me.”

    The distilled essence of Zioglobalist “situational ethics.”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 18 2018 #42416
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    Why? Because if you had to ask these vermin deplorables, they wouldn’t be better than America, better than everybody else, and feel themselves to have power.

    Suprematist hubris on display, a very bad disease that once fully recognized typically engenders upleasant blowback from the displayees. Patience.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 17 2018 #42390
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    Russian Oil Industry Would Weather US ‘Bill From Hell’

    If you fool me once….. Russia certainly knows from experience how Western financial weaponization works. They learn from their mistakes, unlike our beloved central bankers. Only the Western central banks are and always have been an instrument of the NWO. Learning is impaired when it’s all gain and no pain because you make and enforce the rules. So far, so good…..

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 16 2018 #42366
    seychelles
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    History lessons always good.

    Make that honest history lessons, rare birds indeed.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 16 2018 #42365
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    “One of Brennan’s major concerns at this point has to be whether the “honor-among-thieves” ethos will prevail, or whether some or all of his former partners in crime will latch onto the opportunity to “confess” to investigators: “Brennan made me do it.””

    Early late cycle scenario: pirhanas start to eat each other/victorious retreat. Popcorn time.

    “…Brennan now lacks what, here in Washington, we refer to as a “Rabbi” with strong incentive to advance and protect you.”

    What can I say? LOL

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 16 2018 #42364
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    Vasily Polenov Moscow courtyard 1878

    A syrupy-sweet, undeniably light, proto-Kinkaid Potemkin village. I’m in heaven…not. One of Dali’s more bizarre surreal images would be more in sync with contemporary times.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 15 2018 #42343
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    Best way to reduce obesity crisis would be to offer truly nutritious foods at affordable prices in the supermarkets. Won’t happen.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 8 2018 #42242
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    The red tree house

    Vincent flirts with pointillism in this uncommonly illustrated, psychologically proto-Hopperian composition.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 8 2018 #42215
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    But the legal system, the judges, will be called upon at some point to hold them against the daylight of the law.

    This is an optimistic, utopian view of the legal system.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 8 2018 #42214
    seychelles
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    All the Presidents’ lies.

    Show me a politician who doesn’t lie frequently and convincingly and said politician will not be successful. Ethics is not the strong suit of successful politicians.

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