ChickenSoup
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I kinda think the US is still the best place on the planet to live. Apply most of the above quotes to just about any other government and you may realize this.
I'll parachute in with emmanuelle chriqui, rename the island and vote you off by secret tying cords to you at night after you got really stoned, then the second you step out of bed you step on a platform that triggers a plane to take off and drop you at the federal reserve
then everyone gets to watch me have sex with emmanuelle chriqui.
much better idea.
well, i'll just cut off my feet. bam, plan thwarted.
also, if you join my island, you have to bring 3 women. we have to populate the island. cant have a sausage fest going on.
I kinda think the US is still the best place on the planet to live. Apply most of the above quotes to just about any other government and you may realize this.
also, if you join my island, you have to bring 3 women. we have to populate the island. cant have a sausage fest going on.
"There is clearly the idea beginning to circulate that currencies can be used as a policy weapon," IMF Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn was quoted as saying in Wednesday's edition of the Financial Times.
"Translated into action, such an idea would represent a very serious risk to the global recovery ... Any such approach would have a negative and very damaging longer-run impact."
Low interest rates in Europe and Japan and expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve is about to embark on another round of money printing that could weaken the U.S. dollar have pushed currencies to the top of the agenda for the gathering of finance chiefs from the Group of Seven rich nations on Friday.
I wonder what the big corporations and banks will do when they see things starting to fail...
How will they keep control? That's a scary question. Martial law and such things. Military against the people the are supposed to "protect" (now that's already a joke, but now, at least they kill people on the other side of the globe for profit).
Europe Prepares for Bloodbath Open After Ireland Lowered By S&P To AA- From AA, Outlook Negative Zero Hedge
Oh, yeah throw Ireland onto the pile of soon to be JUNK status countries with sovereign debt crisis. They can't print money so like Greece it will be a deflationary death spiral. Game Over.
S&P Ratings Moody's Ratings Does anyone really still believe this bullshit after they swindled everyone with their bullshit AAA rating of all the JUNK status mortgage security CDO's (Collateralized debt obligations) that imploded all over the world in '08.
Welcome to the Recovery!
Up until about 6-8 months ago I was a pro-corporate, pro-bank, pro-war person. Typical Neo-Con I guess. I've since cleaned out all the shit in my ears and see it for what it really is. I've lost total faith in system I once believed.
I guess when the morality of our institutions fail so does regulation of corruption.
Maybe pitchforks and torches sometime down the road will be the final solution. A la the French Revolution.
The price index for personal consumption expenditures moved up at an annual rate of 0.10 percent in the second quarter of this year. Inflation is not the problem, keep printing.
I get a cold sweat when I think what would have happened if Citi or Bof A failed.
My true worry and question is this when it comes to the whole banking situation:
I do know that the elite control all of the wealth, including the currencies...and that the Rockefellers and Rothschilds are behind a lot of it...but...
Is an all-digital currency coming? I can easily foresee the US accepting a global currency, but I find it difficult that it would be able to implement something such as an all digital currency, such as through an ID card, RFID chip, drivers license, social security card, etc. If the dollar is falling, when is the predicted fall...or around what time? How much longer do we have with the way things are?
I ask...because I'm curious as to how the black market drug trade will function with digital currency..