Debt Clock

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For anybody who hasn’t seen the national debt clock you should take a look here:

http://www.usdebtclock.org/

How can any body vote for either the Republicans or the Democrats that can’t help correct this and haven’t tried in 50 years. Our kids are screwed if we don’t do something.

[Coronita]

Let me guess. We should vote for Wrong Paul.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=flu]Let me guess. We should vote for Wrong Paul.[/quote]

FLU: Either that or unplug the debt clock.

[The-Shoveler]

Un-plug the Debt clock!!
As long as there is a fed, there will never be a day where we don’t sell 100% of all U.S.A. treasuries put up for auction.

Also:
There will never be a day where we absolutely must have anything from any other country that we cannot produce ourselves or trade for food.

[scaredyclassic]

I remember the debt clock installed in NYC in the 80s accumulatingl wildly.

Seemed like disaster was imminent then.

[svelte]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=flu]Let me guess. We should vote for Wrong Paul.[/quote]

FLU: Either that or unplug the debt clock.[/quote]

lol. well played, sir.

[scaredyclassic]

Snooze button?

[Coronita]

[quote=svelte][quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=flu]Let me guess. We should vote for Wrong Paul.[/quote]

FLU: Either that or unplug the debt clock.[/quote]

lol. well played, sir.[/quote]

Maybe it will have the Y2K38 bug and wrap around to a negative number after 2038..and hence we would no longer have debt, but instead a huge credit balance.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_2038_problem

[briansd1]

If the money was conjured up, can’t it be conjured away?

I like Arraya’s idea of a science (not money) based approach to resource allocation. I’m intrigued as to what that might be.

[Coronita]

[quote=walterwhite]I remember the debt clock installed in NYC in the 80s accumulatingl wildly.

Seemed like disaster was imminent then.[/quote]

So if we need to unplug the new york debt clock, who’s responsibility do we think it is? Is it going to be within federal jurisdiction using a federal zombie or within new york state jurisdiction using a NY state zombie?

[scaredyclassic]

debt clock is privately owned. 2nd generation running it now. was a real estate developer from nyc! check wikipedia.

maybe we need an analog clock instead of a digital. it would move slower, right?

just make the divisions in trillions and it would be barely budging.

have you guys heard of the ten thousand year clock? was some weird concept clock that moved really slow.

[markmax33]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=flu]Let me guess. We should vote for Wrong Paul.[/quote]

FLU: Either that or unplug the debt clock.[/quote]

You guys don’t care about your children if you let this debt continue to explode. Kind of sad…

[The-Shoveler]

You will notice that the U.S.A Fed Bank loan to the EU central bank does not get added to the U.S.A Debt clock !!
Making my point (theory) that worrying about out federal Debt is meaningless because it is an illusion designed to control and stabilize resources and labor.

And can be quickly done away with by the Fed Bank.

The fed cannot keep any interest it makes and must return any profit to the U.S. treasury at the end of each year (that is key ).

[Coronita]

[quote=markmax33][quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=flu]Let me guess. We should vote for Wrong Paul.[/quote]

FLU: Either that or unplug the debt clock.[/quote]

You guys don’t care about your children if you let this debt continue to explode. Kind of sad…[/quote]

We do, we just think you’re kind of a lunatic, like a chicken with it’s head cut off, running around screaming the sky is falling. I think it’s kinda frightening you worship the guy in a cult-like way.

What you’re telling us isn’t what we already don’t know. Yeah, the debt clock. Seen it….Next

[markmax33]

[quote=Nor-LA-SD-GUY2]You will notice that the U.S.A Fed Bank loan to the EU central bank does not get added to the U.S.A Debt clock !!
Making my point (theory) that worrying about out federal Debt is meaningless because it is an illusion designed to control and stabilize resources and labor.

And can be quickly done away with by the Fed Bank.

The fed cannot keep any interest it makes and must return any profit to the U.S. treasury at the end of each year (that is key ).[/quote]

The fed hasn’t been audited, how would you know what they have returned our not returned?

Show me a line on the tresury’s balance sheet withe “interest money returned by fed”.

Federal Debt is meaningless? Isn’t this why we broke away from England to begin with? Doesn’t history ALWAYS repeat itself? You are accepting failure.

Show me that the fed has to return interest from the corporations and banks they are printing and handing money out to. You are missing the whole point.

The fed has never stabalized ONE THING. They created the housing bubble from bailing out the tech bubble, bailing out the housing bubble is creating the next bubble. You should be ashamed that America allows this to happen.

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