please answer my question on money

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fuflans said:
:lol:

That was worth the wait.
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Sure, if you like bizarre fiction.

Two things that are just so, so, so wrong that you might as well argue that the world is flat and the sun rises and sets because God raises and lowers it using puppet strings

1. Central banks are not privately owned.
2. The IRS is not a private company.

I'll bet huxley has been here before.

Jay, where's your sheep thread? I think he's back!
 
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You have to admit that it was a pretty good conspiracy story. It had everything: glaring factual errors, horrible spelling and grammar, logic that wouldn't stand up in a 9th grade business class, no citations ('just believe me guys'), a simple yet cunning method of overcoming the fraud, and finally a desire for us not to argue but to realize the errors of our ways and Fight the Man! (tm).

My favourite bit of logic:

The government pays the loan + interest back to the evil central bank using tax dollars that are equal only to a fraction of the money that the central bank loaned to the government in the first place.

Or something like that? It was kind of hard to follow. :)
 
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Re: RE: please answer my question on money

darkbeaver said:
Semperfi_dani said:
So now my question...who cares? All i know is that I am not seeing enough of it and I need a big fat raise to be paid what i am worth, not what they decide is fair.

*bitter grumblings*
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Join a union. :)
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HAHA :lol:


How true,especially the teachers Union.


Take the "Canadian Securities Course",it can be done by correspondence for two hundred bucks,at least it was when I took it.

It will help you considerably on learning how to make money work for you.Otherwise you will always be "KISSING MAJOR ASS"of this great society.Other than RRSPs(Which I have some doubts about)you will still be working at 65 or have died earlier because of "STRESS"
I'm not joking my friend,have seen it up close with a few friends of mine.

Spend 30% of your time on your career and the other 70% on making money you receive work for you, by making more money.
I don't care who you are or what your doing ,in todays market your just a commodity that's aging and sooner or later the company or public service will set you free as cheap as possible.

Basically buy as much investment as possible. Spread it out throughout different institutions.Then over Inflate it's potential value to gain as much "Leverage as possible" on the next loan and become an owner of property or anything that the Bank loves.

Then Insure :) it to the hilt,Banks love that.And eventually you will know you have made it when city councilors and other politicians start showing up at your party or looking for donations. lmao. :twisted:

The problem with most young people is they leverage high for things like Credit Cards (Higher Limits,Credit Lines etc. fast looking cars with lawnmower engines,expensive looking furniture made with particle board and stapled together :) )and live for today instead of gaining credit and getting higher leverage for things that make money such as Investments and real estate etc.for higher gains tommorow.But alas isn't this attitude what makes the Banks and Credit card companies rich,and not you.



Canada will be stuffed to the gills with baby boomers loaded with inheritance cash (Almost a Trillion dollars changing hands from there parents).Find out how they will spend this cash and your in the money. :)
 
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fuflans said:
You have to admit that it was a pretty good conspiracy story. It had everything: glaring factual errors, horrible spelling and grammar, logic that wouldn't stand up in a 9th grade business class, no citations ('just believe me guys'), a simple yet cunning method of overcoming the fraud, and finally a desire for us not to argue but to realize the errors of our ways and Fight the Man! (tm).

My favourite bit of logic:

The government pays the loan + interest back to the evil central bank using tax dollars that are equal only to a fraction of the money that the central bank loaned to the government in the first place.

Or something like that? It was kind of hard to follow. :)
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"fuflans"

Great sting.

The sad part about all this is that you and I paid for his education,and it was probably 3 to 5 at the local University before they stopped trying to squeeze out anymore 70 cent dollars from us poor taxpaying pions.

Ask the next University student or College student you meet how much did his or her books cost and what percentage of the material did he or she ACTUALLY USE OR NEED.

I bet the answer will be they only needed 60% of the reading material.
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