Occupy Wall Street Fail
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I seem to remember that way back in April I predicted that the biggest financial collapse was yet to come and would hit sometime in 2012. The bail-outs from 2008-2011 were only staving off the real collapse. This upcoming one will make 2008 look like a kindergarden cake-walk. I hope everyone is ready.
Yes, I don't think many are paying attention, Nick. Everything is on credit these days. If you want to look at a good analogy, just think of a person building a sky scraper using nothing bigger than 2 X 4s, how high is that building going to get before the whole sh*teree comes tumbling down? Well, that exactly the situation today at about the 20 storey level. 1929 is going to look like a Sunday School picnic before long. :smile:
I think the really smart people are going to get their money out of the markets and out of the banks and into gold and silver (real gold and silver not some cheap certificate) real soon. Then go out and run up as much credit card debt and other debt as possible because once the banks collapse entirely there will be nobody to collect all the money owed. Might as well get what you can what you can while you can. There will be no government bail-out this time, there can't be, the govt is broke and has no credit left.
I hope you're running up your debt.
Would you mind exchanging email addresses? I might be able to help you out when the world comes to an end. Or not.
That shiny useless mineral stuff you can keep though.
Bad time to buy gold, Nick, it's getting close to if not at the end of it's run up. Time to buy it was when it was $400 an oz. or better still $35 an oz. (when I was in my prime) :lol:
My master plan is to run up about 2-3 million in bad debt and investments and then go to the govt hat in hand and claim I am too big to go bankrupt...I have put on some pounds lately. They will have no choice but to give me a bail-out as the precedent has been set. :lol:
You think gold is expensive now just wait until all you paper money and investments are worth much, much less than the paper they are printed on. Only thing thats gonna be worth more next year is food and gas. 8O
Now you are talking some sense, Nick- buy a big deep freeze.............it might save you from going hungry even if you don't save much money. There is a limit to how much food will go up too! It would be stupid to have to throw away food because folks can't afford to buy it. There's probably going to be a lot of filet mignon going into hamburger. :lol:
Definitely the high road:
I can hear all the forum right wingers applauding with great vigor over this gem of a photo.
The silence tells us all we need to know. Nobody cares. The Black Panthers right to bear arms hasn't been questioned. You must be miserable about that.
It's a non-story.
Now, imagine if you will, the tea party parading with assult weapons like that. Media heads would be exploding all over the U.S. It would be front page news in every paper, lead story on every network. It would be hailed as proof of the racist war-mongering nature of the beast.
Nobody needs to imagine that, it happened:
Chuck Green
Man Carrying Semi-Automatic Assault Rifle And Pistol Outside Obama Event (VIDEO)
It was the man's right as it was the duty of the police to keep an eye one him. As we have read different states have different laws about how close you get to a political figure with a loaded weapon. Keep it holstered and concealed and you will have no problem.
I recall that video..and when another station showed the complete video unedited...it was a Black dude, not a white guy.
Oh yeah I keep forgetting how rosy the global economy is. The eurozone is going bankrupt, the banks are barely surviving and want more money from the feds, the markets are more volatile than sulfuric acid, the G20 governments have mortgaged our great great great granchildrens futures, most industrialized countries have 12% unemployment or more....everything is just fine and looking great!
The greatest indicator of all is right down town at your local super market and liquor store and next time you drive by the car dealerships look at the inventory of new vehicles on the lot. We don't know what hard times are in this country.