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September 17, 2008 at 10:37 PM #13868September 17, 2008 at 10:46 PM #271880
Enorah
ParticipantI will just add, that a shift is indeed occurring. It is one that has been talked about for ages. And as we enter the age of Aquarius there is a need for a letting go of what no longer supports and sustains and a creation of something new that does support and sustain.
I feel it is up to each of us how we wish to experience this ride (for we are on the ride). Please remember, how powerful you are and wield that power with love and generosity.
September 17, 2008 at 10:46 PM #272119Enorah
ParticipantI will just add, that a shift is indeed occurring. It is one that has been talked about for ages. And as we enter the age of Aquarius there is a need for a letting go of what no longer supports and sustains and a creation of something new that does support and sustain.
I feel it is up to each of us how we wish to experience this ride (for we are on the ride). Please remember, how powerful you are and wield that power with love and generosity.
September 17, 2008 at 10:46 PM #272126Enorah
ParticipantI will just add, that a shift is indeed occurring. It is one that has been talked about for ages. And as we enter the age of Aquarius there is a need for a letting go of what no longer supports and sustains and a creation of something new that does support and sustain.
I feel it is up to each of us how we wish to experience this ride (for we are on the ride). Please remember, how powerful you are and wield that power with love and generosity.
September 17, 2008 at 10:46 PM #272168Enorah
ParticipantI will just add, that a shift is indeed occurring. It is one that has been talked about for ages. And as we enter the age of Aquarius there is a need for a letting go of what no longer supports and sustains and a creation of something new that does support and sustain.
I feel it is up to each of us how we wish to experience this ride (for we are on the ride). Please remember, how powerful you are and wield that power with love and generosity.
September 17, 2008 at 10:46 PM #272192Enorah
ParticipantI will just add, that a shift is indeed occurring. It is one that has been talked about for ages. And as we enter the age of Aquarius there is a need for a letting go of what no longer supports and sustains and a creation of something new that does support and sustain.
I feel it is up to each of us how we wish to experience this ride (for we are on the ride). Please remember, how powerful you are and wield that power with love and generosity.
September 17, 2008 at 11:20 PM #271885Eugene
ParticipantI liked the part about FDIC being technically insolvent.
By the way, we’re also going to run out of air, so I suggest to stock up on compressed oxygen.
September 17, 2008 at 11:20 PM #272124Eugene
ParticipantI liked the part about FDIC being technically insolvent.
By the way, we’re also going to run out of air, so I suggest to stock up on compressed oxygen.
September 17, 2008 at 11:20 PM #272131Eugene
ParticipantI liked the part about FDIC being technically insolvent.
By the way, we’re also going to run out of air, so I suggest to stock up on compressed oxygen.
September 17, 2008 at 11:20 PM #272173Eugene
ParticipantI liked the part about FDIC being technically insolvent.
By the way, we’re also going to run out of air, so I suggest to stock up on compressed oxygen.
September 17, 2008 at 11:20 PM #272196Eugene
ParticipantI liked the part about FDIC being technically insolvent.
By the way, we’re also going to run out of air, so I suggest to stock up on compressed oxygen.
September 17, 2008 at 11:25 PM #271890TheBreeze
ParticipantHow does one go about buying metals? I’ve traded the GLD ETF occassionally, but I’ve never tried to buy any gold coins or anything. Is there some place you can go to actually buy a bar of gold at face value?
I read the other day that people who had given their gold coins to some type of organization for storage were having trouble retrieving them. The speculation was that the gold coins had been loaned out or something or over several times over and the original owners were having trouble getting them back.
By the way, what do you think will emerge as a global currency? The Euro? Gold? I don’t think Europe is in much better shape than we are and I can’t imagine that anyone would trust the Russian Ruble or the Chinese Yuan more than the dollar.
It is scary to think about how quickly grocery stores can run out of stuff. Supposedly they only stock about five days’ worth of goods.
September 17, 2008 at 11:25 PM #272129TheBreeze
ParticipantHow does one go about buying metals? I’ve traded the GLD ETF occassionally, but I’ve never tried to buy any gold coins or anything. Is there some place you can go to actually buy a bar of gold at face value?
I read the other day that people who had given their gold coins to some type of organization for storage were having trouble retrieving them. The speculation was that the gold coins had been loaned out or something or over several times over and the original owners were having trouble getting them back.
By the way, what do you think will emerge as a global currency? The Euro? Gold? I don’t think Europe is in much better shape than we are and I can’t imagine that anyone would trust the Russian Ruble or the Chinese Yuan more than the dollar.
It is scary to think about how quickly grocery stores can run out of stuff. Supposedly they only stock about five days’ worth of goods.
September 17, 2008 at 11:25 PM #272137TheBreeze
ParticipantHow does one go about buying metals? I’ve traded the GLD ETF occassionally, but I’ve never tried to buy any gold coins or anything. Is there some place you can go to actually buy a bar of gold at face value?
I read the other day that people who had given their gold coins to some type of organization for storage were having trouble retrieving them. The speculation was that the gold coins had been loaned out or something or over several times over and the original owners were having trouble getting them back.
By the way, what do you think will emerge as a global currency? The Euro? Gold? I don’t think Europe is in much better shape than we are and I can’t imagine that anyone would trust the Russian Ruble or the Chinese Yuan more than the dollar.
It is scary to think about how quickly grocery stores can run out of stuff. Supposedly they only stock about five days’ worth of goods.
September 17, 2008 at 11:25 PM #272178TheBreeze
ParticipantHow does one go about buying metals? I’ve traded the GLD ETF occassionally, but I’ve never tried to buy any gold coins or anything. Is there some place you can go to actually buy a bar of gold at face value?
I read the other day that people who had given their gold coins to some type of organization for storage were having trouble retrieving them. The speculation was that the gold coins had been loaned out or something or over several times over and the original owners were having trouble getting them back.
By the way, what do you think will emerge as a global currency? The Euro? Gold? I don’t think Europe is in much better shape than we are and I can’t imagine that anyone would trust the Russian Ruble or the Chinese Yuan more than the dollar.
It is scary to think about how quickly grocery stores can run out of stuff. Supposedly they only stock about five days’ worth of goods.
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