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March 23, 2009 at 7:30 PM #372624March 23, 2009 at 7:36 PM #372021
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Participant[quote=arraya][quote=partypup]
That’s exactly where this party is headed, and you are right that this is precisely why gold is critical to any portfolio now.“Chinese Propose Replacing Dollar as Reserve Currency”
http://www.reuters.com/article/wtUSInvestingNews/idUSLJ93633020090319
And it’s not just the Chinese who are itching to dump the dollar. Now the U.N. has even gotten into the act:
“U.N. panel says world should ditch dollar”
Unfortunately, most Americans are completely oblivious to these developments. They will literally be blind-sided by the sudden and steep devaluation of the dollar, as they were blind-sided by this crisis.
Get gold and silver – and get ’em soon.
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Which begs the question. Do we really think Chinese speaking Geithner is not aware of these developments?
Geithner spent most of his childhood abroad, living in India, Thailand and Zimbabwe. His father, Peter Geithner, is an Asia expert who worked at the Ford Foundation for 28 years.
“Tim was always very adaptable to the changing locations in which we lived,” his father told Dartmouth’s student newspaper in a recent interview. “I think (moving) allowed Tim and his siblings to get used to getting on planes, used to being in different situations.”
An amateur photographer, Tim Geithner turned the family’s Bangkok bathroom into a darkroom, his mother told the paper. Geithner’s parents did not return calls for this article.
Geithner studied Chinese at Dartmouth, spending at least one summer in China.
“Tim was a great student,” said his former Chinese professor Susan Blader. “He just brightened up everything. He has the most incredible spirit.”
“He’s always had the most enormous amount of energy,” she said.
After graduating in 1983, he got a master’s in international economics and East Asian Studies from Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, graduating in 1985.
Before joining Treasury, he worked for Kissinger Associates Inc., the consulting firm founded by former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.
After leaving Treasury in 2001, he worked for the International Monetary Fund, where he was director of policy development. He’s been president of the New York Fed since 2003.
The subliminal messages are becoming clear.
[/quote]Interesting. I did not know this about Geithner’s resume. There is no doubt in my mind that he and the rest of the Obama administration know EXACTLY what is unfolding. It should be increasingly clear to all now why the mainstream media hawked Obama so shamelessly and spat upon anyone who got in his way. The sole purpose of Obama and his second string of criminal clowns is to soothe and placate the masses, stroking our foreheads gently while they pump cyanide through our veins like a gaggle of psychotic nurses: “There, there, now…no need to struggle or fight. This will all be over before you know it.”
We were had. Bamboozled. Hood-winked. Led astray. The Obama deception is revealing itself much more quickly than even I anticiptaed.
March 23, 2009 at 7:36 PM #372304Participant[quote=arraya][quote=partypup]
That’s exactly where this party is headed, and you are right that this is precisely why gold is critical to any portfolio now.“Chinese Propose Replacing Dollar as Reserve Currency”
http://www.reuters.com/article/wtUSInvestingNews/idUSLJ93633020090319
And it’s not just the Chinese who are itching to dump the dollar. Now the U.N. has even gotten into the act:
“U.N. panel says world should ditch dollar”
Unfortunately, most Americans are completely oblivious to these developments. They will literally be blind-sided by the sudden and steep devaluation of the dollar, as they were blind-sided by this crisis.
Get gold and silver – and get ’em soon.
[/quote]
Which begs the question. Do we really think Chinese speaking Geithner is not aware of these developments?
Geithner spent most of his childhood abroad, living in India, Thailand and Zimbabwe. His father, Peter Geithner, is an Asia expert who worked at the Ford Foundation for 28 years.
“Tim was always very adaptable to the changing locations in which we lived,” his father told Dartmouth’s student newspaper in a recent interview. “I think (moving) allowed Tim and his siblings to get used to getting on planes, used to being in different situations.”
An amateur photographer, Tim Geithner turned the family’s Bangkok bathroom into a darkroom, his mother told the paper. Geithner’s parents did not return calls for this article.
Geithner studied Chinese at Dartmouth, spending at least one summer in China.
“Tim was a great student,” said his former Chinese professor Susan Blader. “He just brightened up everything. He has the most incredible spirit.”
“He’s always had the most enormous amount of energy,” she said.
After graduating in 1983, he got a master’s in international economics and East Asian Studies from Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, graduating in 1985.
Before joining Treasury, he worked for Kissinger Associates Inc., the consulting firm founded by former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.
After leaving Treasury in 2001, he worked for the International Monetary Fund, where he was director of policy development. He’s been president of the New York Fed since 2003.
The subliminal messages are becoming clear.
[/quote]Interesting. I did not know this about Geithner’s resume. There is no doubt in my mind that he and the rest of the Obama administration know EXACTLY what is unfolding. It should be increasingly clear to all now why the mainstream media hawked Obama so shamelessly and spat upon anyone who got in his way. The sole purpose of Obama and his second string of criminal clowns is to soothe and placate the masses, stroking our foreheads gently while they pump cyanide through our veins like a gaggle of psychotic nurses: “There, there, now…no need to struggle or fight. This will all be over before you know it.”
We were had. Bamboozled. Hood-winked. Led astray. The Obama deception is revealing itself much more quickly than even I anticiptaed.
March 23, 2009 at 7:36 PM #372477Participant[quote=arraya][quote=partypup]
That’s exactly where this party is headed, and you are right that this is precisely why gold is critical to any portfolio now.“Chinese Propose Replacing Dollar as Reserve Currency”
http://www.reuters.com/article/wtUSInvestingNews/idUSLJ93633020090319
And it’s not just the Chinese who are itching to dump the dollar. Now the U.N. has even gotten into the act:
“U.N. panel says world should ditch dollar”
Unfortunately, most Americans are completely oblivious to these developments. They will literally be blind-sided by the sudden and steep devaluation of the dollar, as they were blind-sided by this crisis.
Get gold and silver – and get ’em soon.
[/quote]
Which begs the question. Do we really think Chinese speaking Geithner is not aware of these developments?
Geithner spent most of his childhood abroad, living in India, Thailand and Zimbabwe. His father, Peter Geithner, is an Asia expert who worked at the Ford Foundation for 28 years.
“Tim was always very adaptable to the changing locations in which we lived,” his father told Dartmouth’s student newspaper in a recent interview. “I think (moving) allowed Tim and his siblings to get used to getting on planes, used to being in different situations.”
An amateur photographer, Tim Geithner turned the family’s Bangkok bathroom into a darkroom, his mother told the paper. Geithner’s parents did not return calls for this article.
Geithner studied Chinese at Dartmouth, spending at least one summer in China.
“Tim was a great student,” said his former Chinese professor Susan Blader. “He just brightened up everything. He has the most incredible spirit.”
“He’s always had the most enormous amount of energy,” she said.
After graduating in 1983, he got a master’s in international economics and East Asian Studies from Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, graduating in 1985.
Before joining Treasury, he worked for Kissinger Associates Inc., the consulting firm founded by former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.
After leaving Treasury in 2001, he worked for the International Monetary Fund, where he was director of policy development. He’s been president of the New York Fed since 2003.
The subliminal messages are becoming clear.
[/quote]Interesting. I did not know this about Geithner’s resume. There is no doubt in my mind that he and the rest of the Obama administration know EXACTLY what is unfolding. It should be increasingly clear to all now why the mainstream media hawked Obama so shamelessly and spat upon anyone who got in his way. The sole purpose of Obama and his second string of criminal clowns is to soothe and placate the masses, stroking our foreheads gently while they pump cyanide through our veins like a gaggle of psychotic nurses: “There, there, now…no need to struggle or fight. This will all be over before you know it.”
We were had. Bamboozled. Hood-winked. Led astray. The Obama deception is revealing itself much more quickly than even I anticiptaed.
March 23, 2009 at 7:36 PM #372520Participant[quote=arraya][quote=partypup]
That’s exactly where this party is headed, and you are right that this is precisely why gold is critical to any portfolio now.“Chinese Propose Replacing Dollar as Reserve Currency”
http://www.reuters.com/article/wtUSInvestingNews/idUSLJ93633020090319
And it’s not just the Chinese who are itching to dump the dollar. Now the U.N. has even gotten into the act:
“U.N. panel says world should ditch dollar”
Unfortunately, most Americans are completely oblivious to these developments. They will literally be blind-sided by the sudden and steep devaluation of the dollar, as they were blind-sided by this crisis.
Get gold and silver – and get ’em soon.
[/quote]
Which begs the question. Do we really think Chinese speaking Geithner is not aware of these developments?
Geithner spent most of his childhood abroad, living in India, Thailand and Zimbabwe. His father, Peter Geithner, is an Asia expert who worked at the Ford Foundation for 28 years.
“Tim was always very adaptable to the changing locations in which we lived,” his father told Dartmouth’s student newspaper in a recent interview. “I think (moving) allowed Tim and his siblings to get used to getting on planes, used to being in different situations.”
An amateur photographer, Tim Geithner turned the family’s Bangkok bathroom into a darkroom, his mother told the paper. Geithner’s parents did not return calls for this article.
Geithner studied Chinese at Dartmouth, spending at least one summer in China.
“Tim was a great student,” said his former Chinese professor Susan Blader. “He just brightened up everything. He has the most incredible spirit.”
“He’s always had the most enormous amount of energy,” she said.
After graduating in 1983, he got a master’s in international economics and East Asian Studies from Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, graduating in 1985.
Before joining Treasury, he worked for Kissinger Associates Inc., the consulting firm founded by former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.
After leaving Treasury in 2001, he worked for the International Monetary Fund, where he was director of policy development. He’s been president of the New York Fed since 2003.
The subliminal messages are becoming clear.
[/quote]Interesting. I did not know this about Geithner’s resume. There is no doubt in my mind that he and the rest of the Obama administration know EXACTLY what is unfolding. It should be increasingly clear to all now why the mainstream media hawked Obama so shamelessly and spat upon anyone who got in his way. The sole purpose of Obama and his second string of criminal clowns is to soothe and placate the masses, stroking our foreheads gently while they pump cyanide through our veins like a gaggle of psychotic nurses: “There, there, now…no need to struggle or fight. This will all be over before you know it.”
We were had. Bamboozled. Hood-winked. Led astray. The Obama deception is revealing itself much more quickly than even I anticiptaed.
March 23, 2009 at 7:36 PM #372634Participant[quote=arraya][quote=partypup]
That’s exactly where this party is headed, and you are right that this is precisely why gold is critical to any portfolio now.“Chinese Propose Replacing Dollar as Reserve Currency”
http://www.reuters.com/article/wtUSInvestingNews/idUSLJ93633020090319
And it’s not just the Chinese who are itching to dump the dollar. Now the U.N. has even gotten into the act:
“U.N. panel says world should ditch dollar”
Unfortunately, most Americans are completely oblivious to these developments. They will literally be blind-sided by the sudden and steep devaluation of the dollar, as they were blind-sided by this crisis.
Get gold and silver – and get ’em soon.
[/quote]
Which begs the question. Do we really think Chinese speaking Geithner is not aware of these developments?
Geithner spent most of his childhood abroad, living in India, Thailand and Zimbabwe. His father, Peter Geithner, is an Asia expert who worked at the Ford Foundation for 28 years.
“Tim was always very adaptable to the changing locations in which we lived,” his father told Dartmouth’s student newspaper in a recent interview. “I think (moving) allowed Tim and his siblings to get used to getting on planes, used to being in different situations.”
An amateur photographer, Tim Geithner turned the family’s Bangkok bathroom into a darkroom, his mother told the paper. Geithner’s parents did not return calls for this article.
Geithner studied Chinese at Dartmouth, spending at least one summer in China.
“Tim was a great student,” said his former Chinese professor Susan Blader. “He just brightened up everything. He has the most incredible spirit.”
“He’s always had the most enormous amount of energy,” she said.
After graduating in 1983, he got a master’s in international economics and East Asian Studies from Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, graduating in 1985.
Before joining Treasury, he worked for Kissinger Associates Inc., the consulting firm founded by former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.
After leaving Treasury in 2001, he worked for the International Monetary Fund, where he was director of policy development. He’s been president of the New York Fed since 2003.
The subliminal messages are becoming clear.
[/quote]Interesting. I did not know this about Geithner’s resume. There is no doubt in my mind that he and the rest of the Obama administration know EXACTLY what is unfolding. It should be increasingly clear to all now why the mainstream media hawked Obama so shamelessly and spat upon anyone who got in his way. The sole purpose of Obama and his second string of criminal clowns is to soothe and placate the masses, stroking our foreheads gently while they pump cyanide through our veins like a gaggle of psychotic nurses: “There, there, now…no need to struggle or fight. This will all be over before you know it.”
We were had. Bamboozled. Hood-winked. Led astray. The Obama deception is revealing itself much more quickly than even I anticiptaed.
March 23, 2009 at 7:37 PM #372030Participant[quote=jpinpb]Thank you, Partypup. I will stock up on some more ammo. I have quite a bit of that and not too worried, but I guess it can’t hurt to get more of that. Maybe when SHTF I can sell ammo for more than gold. LOL. [/quote]
LOL. Sadly, I think you may be right…!
March 23, 2009 at 7:37 PM #372314Participant[quote=jpinpb]Thank you, Partypup. I will stock up on some more ammo. I have quite a bit of that and not too worried, but I guess it can’t hurt to get more of that. Maybe when SHTF I can sell ammo for more than gold. LOL. [/quote]
LOL. Sadly, I think you may be right…!
March 23, 2009 at 7:37 PM #372487Participant[quote=jpinpb]Thank you, Partypup. I will stock up on some more ammo. I have quite a bit of that and not too worried, but I guess it can’t hurt to get more of that. Maybe when SHTF I can sell ammo for more than gold. LOL. [/quote]
LOL. Sadly, I think you may be right…!
March 23, 2009 at 7:37 PM #372530Participant[quote=jpinpb]Thank you, Partypup. I will stock up on some more ammo. I have quite a bit of that and not too worried, but I guess it can’t hurt to get more of that. Maybe when SHTF I can sell ammo for more than gold. LOL. [/quote]
LOL. Sadly, I think you may be right…!
March 23, 2009 at 7:37 PM #372644Participant[quote=jpinpb]Thank you, Partypup. I will stock up on some more ammo. I have quite a bit of that and not too worried, but I guess it can’t hurt to get more of that. Maybe when SHTF I can sell ammo for more than gold. LOL. [/quote]
LOL. Sadly, I think you may be right…!
March 23, 2009 at 7:49 PM #372045TheBreeze
ParticipantThe article posted by the OP was quite interesting. Will it be this generation’s ‘The Death of Equities’?
March 23, 2009 at 7:49 PM #372329ParticipantThe article posted by the OP was quite interesting. Will it be this generation’s ‘The Death of Equities’?
March 23, 2009 at 7:49 PM #372502ParticipantThe article posted by the OP was quite interesting. Will it be this generation’s ‘The Death of Equities’?
March 23, 2009 at 7:49 PM #372545ParticipantThe article posted by the OP was quite interesting. Will it be this generation’s ‘The Death of Equities’?
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