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Emil Miller
03-23-2013, 08:54 AM
Here is a neat little video that cuts through the superfluous whys and wherefores to explain
something that's of crucial importance to us all.
http://youtu.be/OJk6vcztEds
Gilliatt Gurgle
03-23-2013, 10:57 AM
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http://cdn.aarp.net/content/dam/aarp/work/social_security/2011-11/420-man-burying-savings-social-security-myths.imgcache.rev1320176216529.jpg
cafolini
03-23-2013, 11:48 AM
There will be no collapse in the globalization of democracy. You people are similar to the goons at the FDA who want to monopolize arguments against alternative medicine. There are lots and lots of people who have been able to reverse heart conditions (e.g. Dan Pilgrim) or cure cancer (e.g. Burzynski in Texas, with a success 9 times greater than the goons at the FDA), who have been harassed and whose patents have been stolen based on your mongering.
A good look at the value of American human resources reveals that to all this BS, the debt is nothing compared to that adaptable and valuable resource. So much for the UK. The education of most Americans make them capable of being trained succesfully in thousands of different jobs. This will make your arces go up in flames should you decide to seriously consider a stupid, physical attack on the foundation of democracy. Have fun with your BS. But sorry, just prick in vain.
cacian
03-23-2013, 01:31 PM
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http://cdn.aarp.net/content/dam/aarp/work/social_security/2011-11/420-man-burying-savings-social-security-myths.imgcache.rev1320176216529.jpg
How interesting is this picture.
I thought the jar reflected its shape on the grass. I mislooked the hole for the shade.
The other thing is the pile of rubble looks like sand.
Almost beachy look. ;)
Emil Miller
03-23-2013, 02:20 PM
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http://cdn.aarp.net/content/dam/aarp/work/social_security/2011-11/420-man-burying-savings-social-security-myths.imgcache.rev1320176216529.jpg
:lol:
There will be no collapse in the globalization of democracy. You people are similar to the goons at the FDA who want to monopolize arguments against alternative medicine. There are lots and lots of people who have been able to reverse heart conditions (e.g. Dan Pilgrim) or cure cancer (e.g. Burzynski in Texas, with a success 9 times greater than the goons at the FDA), who have been harassed and whose patents have been stolen based on your mongering.
A good look at the value of American human resources reveals that to all this BS, the debt is nothing compared to that adaptable and valuable resource. So much for the UK. The education of most Americans make them capable of being trained succesfully in thousands of different jobs. This will make your arces go up in flames should you decide to seriously consider a stupid, physical attack on the foundation of democracy. Have fun with your BS. But sorry, just prick in vain.
As is often the case, your post is somewhat unintelligible but, from what I can gather, your position on the video appears to be something like this.
http://imageshack.us/a/img194/193/ostrichmanheadinsand.jpg
cafolini
03-23-2013, 03:46 PM
You are death right. ROFLMAO!
cacian
03-23-2013, 04:11 PM
:lol:
As is often the case, your post is somewhat unintelligible but, from what I can gather, your position on the video appears to be something like this.
http://imageshack.us/a/img194/193/ostrichmanheadinsand.jpg
From a standoffish point of view humour in this instance becomes his when it is to man with the man himself. Laughing at oneself for being that self is reputable humour. It is shabby recreational eat your heart out. Now where that ostrich gone. I think we have a replacement here. ;)
cafolini
03-23-2013, 06:48 PM
From a standoffish point of view humour in this instance becomes his when it is to man with the man himself. Laughing at oneself for being that self reputable humour. It is shabby recreational eat your heart out. Now where that ostrich gone. I think we have a replacement here. ;)
Twice cooked pork. Twice death right. Don't make it a barrel. LOL
cacian
03-24-2013, 03:33 AM
Twice cooked pork. Twice death right. Don't make it a barrel. LOL
you said it cafo..twice cooked head more like. LOL
JuniperWoolf
03-24-2013, 04:59 AM
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http://cdn.aarp.net/content/dam/aarp/work/social_security/2011-11/420-man-burying-savings-social-security-myths.imgcache.rev1320176216529.jpg
Paper money is useless during a hyperinflation anyway. Post WWI Germans used to use it to stoke their fires.
http://www.usagold.com/weimarplay.jpg
Adolescent09
03-24-2013, 08:17 AM
The sky falls, angels talk
God listens, and people squawk.
cacian
03-24-2013, 02:09 PM
The OP reminds of a song ''It's the Way It Is'' by Hornsby I think.
LitNetIsGreat
03-25-2013, 06:29 PM
Well back on topic (if it has ever been on topic) I think that when you look at what is happening to places like Cyprus now, and before it Greece, I can't understand how anyone from any country can be so confident of the future, financially speaking. I think like the scientists financial experts haven't got much of a clue either.
Emil Miller
03-26-2013, 03:08 AM
Well back on topic (if it has ever been on topic) I think that when you look at what is happening to places like Cyprus now, and before it Greece, I can't understand how anyone from any country can be so confident of the future, financially speaking. I think like the scientists financial experts haven't got much of a clue either.
Well there are parallels with the past that are impossible to ignore. In fact the historical links are fascinating and the economic unravelling of the Euro zone can be traced back to Charlemagne and the Holy Roman Empire. A major factor in the pending chaos is that new technology is running ahead of the national aspirations and when the future collides with the past something has to give.
prendrelemick
03-26-2013, 04:40 AM
Empires- they rise and fall like hemlines. Why should ours be any different? Does it really matter?
There is a Conference going on in Africa at the moment of up and coming Countries discussing alternatives to the IMF based first world economic system. Our great and mighty Western Civilisation is about to be side-stepped by the main thrust of history.
Adolescent09
03-26-2013, 04:49 AM
Gold all up in my watch! Don't believe me? Grab your crotch!
Emil Miller
03-26-2013, 07:10 AM
Empires- they rise and fall like hemlines. Why should ours be any different? Does it really matter?
There is a Conference going on in Africa at the moment of up and coming Countries discussing alternatives to the IMF based first world economic system. Our great and mighty Western Civilisation is about to be side-stepped by the main thrust of history.
Well the IMF has already been far outstripped by the Chinese who have near to a million of their people working there on infrastructure projects in North and sub-Saharan Africa which are financed to the tune of $110billion by the China Development Bank. The pay-off is in raw materials that are building China's new empire but there is an interesting article in yesterday's Le Monde about Africans beginning to realise that China may be the new colonial power.
plus ça change....
YesNo
03-26-2013, 11:30 AM
Well back on topic (if it has ever been on topic) I think that when you look at what is happening to places like Cyprus now, and before it Greece, I can't understand how anyone from any country can be so confident of the future, financially speaking. I think like the scientists financial experts haven't got much of a clue either.
I keep hearing two conflicting doomsday scenarios on how the debt will be forcibly reduced. On the one hand, the debt can be made to vanish by inflating the currency. This allows the party to continue while slowly impoverishing those who save and fund the debt. On the other hand, the debt vanishes because of defaults and those who save and fund the debt can go bankrupt immediately.
But I'm no economist.
cafolini
03-26-2013, 12:21 PM
Well the IMF has already been far outstripped by the Chinese who have near to a million of their people working there on infrastructure projects in North and sub-Saharan Africa which are financed to the tune of $110billion by the China Development Bank. The pay-off is in raw materials that are building China's new empire but there is an interesting article in yesterday's Le Monde about Africans beginning to realise that China may be the new colonial power.
plus ça change....
China is today a capitalistic satellite controlled by Dell, Intel, Microsoft and others. You think the Chinese don't get it? Do you think we gave them Hong Kong as a Christmas present, just because we chickened out of the picture? Don't be ridiculous. The Chinese have integrated into the push for the globalization of democracy. They are slowly learning economy and finance, banking, etc. The Chinese are not stupid as mongers wish to make them look. They are still primitive but on their way to something meaningful to today's world's inertia and seal.
Emil Miller
03-26-2013, 02:51 PM
China is today a capitalistic satellite controlled by Dell, Intel, Microsoft and others. You think the Chinese don't get it? Do you think we gave them Hong Kong as a Christmas present, just because we chickened out of the picture? Don't be ridiculous. The Chinese have integrated into the push for the globalization of democracy. They are slowly learning economy and finance, banking, etc. The Chinese are not stupid as mongers wish to make them look. They are still primitive but on their way to something meaningful to today's world's inertia and seal.
The companies you have named have absolutely no control over China and are merely licensed to operate there by the Chinese authorities.
The UK returned Hong Kong to China because it's lease had come to an end.
Far from learning about finance, China was a major trading power before the USA came into existence and the banknote was invented in China.
Last year the USA was forced into third place as the world's major exporter, behind Germany in first place and China in second.
The Chinese are certainly not stupid and are long on wisdom and short on bull****.
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