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Re: Unsettling american economic bail out bill
Posted: Sat Oct 04, 2008 5:11 am
by S0lid Snake
Thriller wrote:OH look avenger the bill didn't go through... your crystal ball needs polishing.
and wow brvadas was right for once.

Erm, it has gone though mate...
They forced it to a second vote, and there is talk of arm twisting by threatening martial law.
Democratic Congressman: Representatives Were Threatened With Martial Law In America Over Bailout BillThe people will be angry at the bill being passed.
No Bailout! "They Will Kill You!"How do you the average American feel about this?
Lets not forget the same thing in the UK & EU, France wants a bailout.
It would appear we are sinking, hope you've all got a bucket...

Also people or rather human being should start to look at what the term sweat equity means in common law...
There is a non violent solution to our current problem...
See Robert Arthur Mernard.
Re: Unsettling american economic bail out bill
Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 12:41 am
by [KMA]Avenger
Thriller wrote:OH look avenger the bill didn't go through... your crystal ball needs polishing.
i really don't want to say i told you so - so i'll just say this...
i did warn you.
now the bailout bill has passed you can expect to see hyperinflation and the eventual collapse of the dollar with Amero then being presented as the solution to the crises.
@everyone: if memory serves...didn't the same thing happen in Germany in the 20's?
ah! memory does serve me correctly:
"The Rentenmark (literally, "Security Mark") (RM) was a currency issued on 15 November 1923 to stop the hyperinflation of 1922 and 1923 in Germany. It was subdivided into 100 Rentenpfennig."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_rentenmark
Re: Unsettling american economic bail out bill
Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 11:55 am
by Demeisen
the 'rescue plan' (they stopped calling it a bail out it seems

) doesnt seem to be having a dramatic effect on the world markets yet. id imagine its like a plaster cast rather than an antidote. probably needs time and other things to help the economy.
hyperinflation? i very much doubt that. personally i dont think a currency can loose
excessive value in developed countries. after all, money is worthless. it only represents gold right? and gold is pretty constantly high. im not an economist or anything though. jus reading the wiki bit and it seems the currency was brought in as there was no gold to back the old currency? usa has loads of gold right so they wouldnt need a new currency.
Therefore the Rentenbank, which issued the Rentenmark, mortgaged land and industrial goods worth 3.2 billion Rentenmark to back the new currency.
never though of a currency being backed by land/goods. tis odd.
Re: Unsettling american economic bail out bill
Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 5:46 pm
by [KMA]Avenger
i think gold backed currency ended in the US in the mid 70's, i'm pretty sure thats the case, tho don't quote me on that one.
erm, nope...the US has zero gold reserves. there are a few congressman who have repeatedly requested an audit of the peoples gold currently held in fort Knox and all requests have been turned down by the federal reserve.
this has been going on a few years and still the fed wont budge, which has lead many to believe that the gold reserves are all gone which the fed refuses to answer the question one way or the other.
seems simple enough to answer:
the people: "wheres our gold?"
the fed "don't worry people, the gold is safe"
the people "YAY"
everybody's happy!
the same thing happened a few years ago if you remember, gordon brown sold off the UK's gold reserves for a fraction of what they were worth....
Re: Unsettling american economic bail out bill
Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 8:06 pm
by Thriller
yeas the gold standard was abolished in the seventies.
actually avenger the part of the bill that was concerning me was removed
section 303; subsection D) provides public accountability for the exercise of such authority....

Re: Unsettling american economic bail out bill
Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 11:11 pm
by [KMA]Avenger
regardless of what the bill says and what it doesn't say, no ones going to be held to account, just as no ones been held to account for this mess prior to the bill passing.
if someone is held to account the way it will be done is like this, they will find some poor lowly soul that no bodys ever heard of before, slap him in a suit and say he did it all!
in the meantime the fat cats will be sitting on a beach earning huge amounts of interest on the money they have stolen from the people.
Re: Unsettling american economic bail out bill
Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 2:03 am
by Demeisen
jus a thought:
i think a major problem of regulating the banks is having people able to do it. any skilled person would work for the bank as they would be paid more. the monitoring organizations are left with the poorer quality workers. unless the regulators get pay closer to the bank staff regulation will continue to fail. ?
looking on wiki about reserves it seems theres not really that much gold.
The total value of all gold ever mined would be $4.3 trillion at July 2008 prices
thats like 1/6th world economy at a ( inaccurate) guess. the currency in play around the globe would easily surpass any possible gold reserves right?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Official_gold_reserveswow the uk has a **Filtered** amount of gold reserves lol but its probably gone up after the olympics

im jus trying to find what the rest of uk reserves are made of. bet its something silly like collectable cups or starwars memorabilia.
it seems the us wouldnt be able to re-link the currency value to gold anymore. canada would attack them apparently if they did.
i think the fat cats should be left well alone for now.once the crisis is under some control (which i believe is enevitable even if control means stability in this case). once things are more normal the heads should roll aplenty.
edit:
gordon brown retard move selling the gold!
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/p ... 654931.ece
Re: Unsettling american economic bail out bill
Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 2:10 am
by [KMA]Avenger
1) i doubt any heads will roll mate, it would have happened already, people have short memorys.
2) if they did try and link gold to paper money it would be a complete and utter disaster for 1 simple reason, the private banks now hold most of the worlds gold stocks.
3) how can we have stability when the national debt of most countrys FAAAAR exceeds the money in circulation?

Re: Unsettling american economic bail out bill
Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2008 8:59 am
by S0lid Snake
Have you looked at the markets today? anyone....?
The poo has hit the fan well and truly...
The pound is crashing against the dollar, can anyone tell me why?
The dollar isn't gaining value, is it?
And the snowball gains speed...
Also, if you wish to truly understand the banking systems, I would start with the story of the goldsmiths.
Banks are nothing but greedy corporations out to bleed the world dry. The Bank of England is a privately owned by the Rothschild dynasty, they control the money system, look to them to find justice.
We should return to the days of Gold & sliver coins, minted in the local areas, we should see the return of individual trading and bartering for goods & services.
The government is nothing but a whipped w h o r e of the banking cartels...
They say everyman has his price it would seem that the bankers know this well, and are taking full advantage of it.
Don't trust me on this, it's all there for you to google.
Namaste.
Re: Unsettling american economic bail out bill
Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2008 6:24 pm
by Demeisen
S0lid Snake wrote:Have you looked at the markets today? anyone....?
lol yuep every time i turn on the news. not the best market situation. it seems the media is adding to the problem somewhat by eroding confidence.
S0lid Snake wrote:We should return to the days of Gold & sliver coins, minted in the local areas, we should see the return of individual trading and bartering for goods & services.
there isnt enough gold in the world for this. the total amount of gold EVER mined is tiny compared with the world economy. i believe an action like that would be a massive backwards step. if i go to the shop to buy a beer i want to pay with money, not trade one of my goats (if i had goats)
i dont know what i need to about the bank of england. researching it more is on my to do list along with buying the latest raymond e feist book, going to the nest scientology protest, buying cider for my friend and perfecting my crossbow. ill get round to it dw
Re: Unsettling american economic bail out bill
Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2008 6:42 pm
by Juliette
Good thing I invested in wood, coal and iron ore then, with all these crazed anti-globalists destroying the market and damaging the trust.
One wonders where in the world they get their ideas.. a talking parrot in a pet store sounds like a good option?
Anyway.. the next guy to claim 'google' as a source gets killed. I can google Atlantis, doesn't make it real. I can google bigfoot as well, doesn't make it real. I can google equality, doesn't make it real.
Now, if the first and second were real, I would care about that. The fact that equality isn't real is the only thing standing between us and Doomsday.
Just imagine if every moron got a word in what happens with our way of life.. just another way to get robbed. Slimey lower middle class conspirationists.
And in case of my esteemed opponents being upper class, please, don't pretend to be anti these things. You have no reason to be bothered by the likes of them. ^_^
Next thing we know, they'll drag out the good old Protocols of the Elders of Zion as if it were the truth.

In-sane.
Re: Unsettling american economic bail out bill
Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2008 7:16 pm
by Thriller
Lois Lane wrote:Good thing I invested in wood, coal and iron ore then, with all these crazed anti-globalists destroying the market and damaging the trust.
One wonders where in the world they get their ideas.. a talking parrot in a pet store sounds like a good option?
Anyway.. the next guy to claim 'google' as a source gets killed. I can google Atlantis, doesn't make it real. I can google bigfoot as well, doesn't make it real. I can google equality, doesn't make it real.
Now, if the first and second were real, I would care about that. The fact that equality isn't real is the only thing standing between us and Doomsday.
Just imagine if every moron got a word in what happens with our way of life.. just another way to get robbed. Slimey lower middle class conspirationists.
And in case of my esteemed opponents being upper class, please, don't pretend to be anti these things. You have no reason to be bothered by the likes of them. ^_^
Next thing we know, they'll drag out the good old Protocols of the Elders of Zion as if it were the truth.

In-sane.
Every moron does get a word, its called voting
Re: Unsettling american economic bail out bill
Posted: Wed Oct 08, 2008 1:06 am
by Cole
Thriller wrote:Lois Lane wrote:Good thing I invested in wood, coal and iron ore then, with all these crazed anti-globalists destroying the market and damaging the trust.
One wonders where in the world they get their ideas.. a talking parrot in a pet store sounds like a good option?
Anyway.. the next guy to claim 'google' as a source gets killed. I can google Atlantis, doesn't make it real. I can google bigfoot as well, doesn't make it real. I can google equality, doesn't make it real.
Now, if the first and second were real, I would care about that. The fact that equality isn't real is the only thing standing between us and Doomsday.
Just imagine if every moron got a word in what happens with our way of life.. just another way to get robbed. Slimey lower middle class conspirationists.
And in case of my esteemed opponents being upper class, please, don't pretend to be anti these things. You have no reason to be bothered by the likes of them. ^_^
Next thing we know, they'll drag out the good old Protocols of the Elders of Zion as if it were the truth.

In-sane.
Every moron does get a word, its called voting
True
And that's why extremists can get high percents in elections
And anyway...I thought I made it clear that morons are from *every* social class...just because you can pay yourself good studies doesn't make you necessarly intelligent!

Investing in the wood...hmm...I thought you didn't like humans destroying forests.

Re: Unsettling american economic bail out bill
Posted: Wed Oct 08, 2008 3:34 pm
by Demeisen
LegendaryApophis wrote:And anyway...I thought I made it clear that morons are from *every* social class...just because you can pay yourself good studies doesn't make you necessarly intelligent!
Investing in the wood...hmm...I thought you didn't like humans destroying forests.
true but the annoying this is that a person born to a more prosperous family will surpass a equallly clever poor person in terms of education (generally on average). yes idiots are from all classes though definitely.
im investing in goats.
Re: Unsettling american economic bail out bill
Posted: Wed Oct 08, 2008 3:57 pm
by Cole
LiQuiD wrote:LegendaryApophis wrote:And anyway...I thought I made it clear that morons are from *every* social class...just because you can pay yourself good studies doesn't make you necessarly intelligent!
Investing in the wood...hmm...I thought you didn't like humans destroying forests.
true but the annoying this is that a person born to a more prosperous family will surpass a equallly clever poor person in terms of education (generally on average). yes idiots are from all classes though definitely.
im investing in goats.
I know...that's why I, and many many others, will probably end nowhere no matter what they try, for not being part of the top at the start, but at the middle or bottom instead.
That's why I don't have much illusions anymore. Life ain't worth when you can't afford it at its best potential (or close at least).
However, I'm sure that the few poeple here being part of the upper class, will have a good career, living, capital, etc..