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Weâre witnessing an expensive supportive bra, whatâs not to get about that?Keep ignoring that; keep acting like naive idiots; the denial wonât help; it just makes the coming reality the harder to acceptâŚ
Lots of articles about borrowing and debts.
Who and where are the people that pay only the interest on their loans?
Who and where are the people that can always rollover their loan principle plus interest into a new loan?
Not me.!
I only know people who must payback their loans principle plus interest every month.
According to population distribution, there will not be very many savers left.
Present savers/retirees are already being scammed out of their savings.
The younger generations have no savings and they have been raised to have greater expectation than their income and therefore, they create legal scams to satisfy their wants.Question: do the people of N. Korea have savings?
What is the name of “The War” that is killing 100 Amaricans per day?
It will get worse as the .01% find ways to make a fortune/killing from the deaths of those non-productive people.We are talking about using painkillers to kill pain.
Wait for the peak of users that is coming.
More and more people will be looking for a painless path to heaven.
Senior are in pain from their bodies breaking apart.
Snowflakes are in mental pain for failing to achieve their American dreams.
Borrowers are being harassed to depression by the loan collectors.“Joining Sessions for the announcement last Wednesday was Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine, who is leading a lawsuit against five drug manufacturers, accusing them of intentionally misleading patients about the dangers of painkillers and claiming drug benefits not backed by science.”
We are talking about using painkillers to kill pain.
Wait for the peak of users that is coming.
More and more people will be looking for a painless path to heaven.
Senior are in pain from their bodies breaking apart.
Snowflakes are in mental pain for failing to achieve their American dreams.
Borrowers are being harassed to depression by the loan collectors.Some people don’t believe in the same god as me.
I don’t believe in the god of war.“They’re wrong. There is a military option to destroy North Korea’s program and North Korea itself. If there’s going to be a war to stop him [Kim Jong Un], it will be over there. If thousands die, they’re going to die over there, they’re not going to die here and he’s [Trump] told me that to my face.”
… John McCain of Arizona â sank the measure in a 49-51 vote. McCain, who recently returned to the Senate after getting diagnosed with brain cancer, cast his ânoâ vote to audible gasps on the chamberâs floor, according to reporters….
Who does John McCain hate the most?
Obama?
Trump?Brain cancer does funny things.
1 ) Sperm count …
2 ) Birth control pill …
3 ) Morning after pill …
4 ) Pain killer
5 ) Vasectomy
6 ) HistorectomyI’m living in La la Land
I’m living in a systematic corrupt socio/economic system
Yesterday is gone.Only at the quantum level can time and space be interchanged.
Someone once said that in the end, the last shall be first .
If so, I expect to be among the last.
The future …
The future will be bad …
subsistence farming.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subsistence_agricultureSubsistence agriculture is self-sufficiency farming in which the farmers focus on growing enough food to feed themselves and their families.
Intensive subsistence farming is prevalent in the thickly populated areas of the monsoon regions of south, southwest, and east Asia.Subsistence agriculture was the dominant mode of production in the world until recently, when market-based capitalism became widespread.
…. Your future will be even worst if you cannot feed yourself.
Youâll either have adequate means to defend your community property or youâll lose it. Surely you must know that. What does A.E. suggest we do?
Ask Saddam Hussein and Gaddafi what they did wrong.
Ohhh! I forgot. They have been killed.….hard work and a good education used to be a sure bet for upward mobility in the US….
I don’t believe it applied to those who were not already in the 10% or should I say, those in the 1%.
Re.: cause of opioid epidemic
Its not all overdose, people take pain killers to kill pain.
Trying to stay pain free when living on the street would be more than what the readers of this blog could stand. I suspect that the majority would take an extra pain killer.Here are some other causes.
https://oftwominds.bmobilized.com/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.oftwominds.com%2Fblog.html@ drdiablo
It wasn’t clear to me.
Who get’s the most amount of money from the workers for not doing any work.Corporate welfare is at the top of my list.
Second would be the military establishments
Third would be the medical establishment.Welfare and unemployment recipients would be near the bottom of my list.
Line up.
ME, CT, IL and NJ. Whoâs next, please?I, also, need a cheap vacation.
Does this line go to Greece?@ arnold
“Youâve a mad man in office”It’s not a bad thing. Without him doing what he is doing, everyone would have only the real news to watch.
This would make the opioid problem escalate.What are my chances of changing our social/economic system compared to a billionaire and his team of devoted enablers, holding the most powerful position on earth?
What are my chances of changing our social/economic system compared to Fed Chair Janet Yellen (Grandma), and her team of devoted enablers, holding the most powerful position on earth?
What are my chances of changing our social/economic system compared to ? .? and his team of devoted enablers, holding the most powerful positions on earth?
What are my chances of changing our social/economic system compared to famous bloggers.
…. with all the same corrupt people in charge.
new people in charge will not change anything
Keeping the printing press going is the the only delaying option available.
So sureâŚgo ahead and try it. (Print) Thereâs no other solution, we were never going to pay our debts back anyway. For one thing itâs mathematically impossible.Yes. You are right. Find a way to minimize the pain that is coming.
(Opioids work)https://www.policyalternatives.ca/publications/reports/addicted-debt
Why is Sears closing stores in Canada when Dollar stores are opening new locations?
Dhuuuu!
Middle class workers do not have enough money left over from their paychecks after their monthly loans payments.
That well is going dry in the middle of the summer, and without any resolution to the debt ceiling debate, the country will not be able to borrow more to pretend that itâs solvent.
Is printing called borrowing?
Can anyone smell what hit the fan?
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-40321287
UN refugee agency: Record 65.6 million people displaced worldwide
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Syrians fleeing conflict account for 12 million of the world’s displaced people
A record 65.6 million people are either refugees, asylum seekers or internally displaced across the globe, the UN refugee agency said.
The estimated figure for the end of 2016 is an increase of 300,000 on 2015, according to its annual report.
It is a smaller increase than 2014-15, when the figure rose by five million.
But the UN high commissioner for refugees Filippo Grandi said it was still a disheartening failure of international diplomacy.
“The world seems to have become unable to make peace,” Mr Grandi said.
“So you will see old conflicts that continue to linger, and new conflicts erupting, and both produce displacement⌠forced displacement is a symbol for wars that never end.”
Uganda: The ‘best place’ to be a refugee?
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The village of Bidi Bidi has been transformed into one of the world’s largest refugee settlements
In 2016, some 340,000 people fled the violence in South Sudan into neighbouring Uganda. That was more than any other country – even more than the 200,000 people estimated to have fled Syria.
Just 36 hours after crossing the border by a simple wooden plank bridge, refugees are given a small plot of land and the materials they need to start growing their own food.
A year ago, the village of Bidi Bidi was just that, but now it is one of the biggest refugee settlements in the world – home to more than a quarter of a million people and covering 250 square kilometres.
The wooden bridge between death and safety
Uganda: ‘One of the best places to be a refugee’
A womanâs world for South Sudanese refugees
The UN said it hoped Monday’s record breaking numbers of displaced would encourage wealthy countries to think again: not just to accept more refugees, but to invest in peace promotion, and reconstruction.
Mr Grandi also warned of the burden being placed on many of the world’s poorest states, as some 84% of the world’s displaced people are living in poor and middle income countries.
“How am I to ask countries with far less resources, in Africa, in the Middle East, in Asia, to take millions of refugees if the richer countries are refusing to do so?” he said.
The world’s displaced people – in numbers
There are 65.6 million displaced people in the world – more people than live in the UK. Of these:
22.5 million are refugees
40.3 million are displaced in their own country
2.8 million are seeking asylum
Where do the refugees come from?
Syria: 5.5 million*
Afghanistan: 2.5 million
South Sudan: 1.4 million
Who is hosting the refugees?
Turkey: 2.9 million
Pakistan: 1.4 million
Lebanon: 1 million
Iran: 979,4000
Uganda: 940,800
Ethiopia: 791,600
*Another 6.3 million Syrians are internally displacedIt’s time for a joke …
She will stop printing so slow, in the background, that you won’t even notice the lack. Of money.
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-06-14/feds-balance-sheet-reduction-schedule-yellens-words
Keep pretending. Keep printing. Our economic system need the cash flow from the money tree.
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-06-12/record-wealth-america-72-us-businesses-are-not-profitable
The crime of our times. Thereâs nobody to stop it.
It’s too late to stop the cash flow.
If the money tree stops making money …
If worthless assets are not used to get money from the money tree …
Any one who believe that the socio/economic situation will be better than Greece, or maybe will it be better than a war zone is not living on this planet.
Don’t stop the cash flow.
I took the time to read the comments of the article and I agree the most with the following ….
Is there a magic money tree?…………..Yes, but its exists only for the benefit of the 1% of the population who own mostly all the wealth.
If I had the power to make a magic money tree, I would not use an helicopter to give everyone money …. Unless the majority of the benefits ended with ME.
Hummmm That sounds like the way our social/economic system is presently structured.
Gov. and Banks, all over the world, print and loan money.
What do we, in the west, call loans with pretend collateral?
China calls it ghost-collateral.
So said the boiling frog:
Now that the USA has Trump, you now have a good idea of how a social/economic revolution would progress in the USA.
The majority of people sleep in the dark.
All kinds of activities flourish in the dark.
TAE is spotlighting the dark activities of our societies.
Predators flourish in the dark.property managers, service providers, loan providers, insurance providers are the none traditional scammers of the following class of people.
uneducated …
Overmedicated …
Mentally challenged …
Low income …
Isolated …The Retirees
When the shit hits the fan, people don’t give up hope.????
Received: September 10, 2015 Accepted: October 19, 2015 Published: November 10, 2016
Fentanyl-related cases. The situation in Greece
Results: Eight cases, lethal or not, have been recorded the last 4 years in Greece, where fentanyl blood concentration was found up to 22.7 ng mL. Five of the cases concerned the therapeutic use of fentanyl, and three were related to abuse of the drug. Furthermore, six of these cases concerned fentanyl transdermal patches.
What happens when the shit hits the fan?
What should I do/prepare for when the shit hits the fan?I don’t know!
Ask the Greeks.I’m really ignorant about the softwood lumber.
If the USA imposes a 20% cost, who pays it?
I was under the impression that the consumer always pays?
Why would the seller absorb the cost increase?
If the seller cannot make money on the sale of the soft wood, why would they keep selling?
Duhhhh!This sound like the Mexican import border tax … The USA consumer pays the higher price.
