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December 1, 2008 at 5:02 PM #310873December 1, 2008 at 5:11 PM #310414
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ParticipantIs this kinda like how 3 months ago we were “Three Weeks to Chaos” ?
December 1, 2008 at 5:11 PM #310776afx114
ParticipantIs this kinda like how 3 months ago we were “Three Weeks to Chaos” ?
December 1, 2008 at 5:11 PM #310801afx114
ParticipantIs this kinda like how 3 months ago we were “Three Weeks to Chaos” ?
December 1, 2008 at 5:11 PM #310820afx114
ParticipantIs this kinda like how 3 months ago we were “Three Weeks to Chaos” ?
December 1, 2008 at 5:11 PM #310886afx114
ParticipantIs this kinda like how 3 months ago we were “Three Weeks to Chaos” ?
December 1, 2008 at 5:20 PM #310419CA renter
ParticipantI like your idea, Kewp, but like partypup said, they are not interested in letting the starving masses come out of this intact.
It seems the entire purpose of the PTB’s efforts have been to unleash massive amounts of freshly-printed money onto the banking class.
Just before the dollar collapses, I imagine these captains of industry will be well invested in something other than the dollar. What that may be is totally unknown, but I am looking at other ways to diversify out of the dollar, too.
December 1, 2008 at 5:20 PM #310783CA renter
ParticipantI like your idea, Kewp, but like partypup said, they are not interested in letting the starving masses come out of this intact.
It seems the entire purpose of the PTB’s efforts have been to unleash massive amounts of freshly-printed money onto the banking class.
Just before the dollar collapses, I imagine these captains of industry will be well invested in something other than the dollar. What that may be is totally unknown, but I am looking at other ways to diversify out of the dollar, too.
December 1, 2008 at 5:20 PM #310806CA renter
ParticipantI like your idea, Kewp, but like partypup said, they are not interested in letting the starving masses come out of this intact.
It seems the entire purpose of the PTB’s efforts have been to unleash massive amounts of freshly-printed money onto the banking class.
Just before the dollar collapses, I imagine these captains of industry will be well invested in something other than the dollar. What that may be is totally unknown, but I am looking at other ways to diversify out of the dollar, too.
December 1, 2008 at 5:20 PM #310825CA renter
ParticipantI like your idea, Kewp, but like partypup said, they are not interested in letting the starving masses come out of this intact.
It seems the entire purpose of the PTB’s efforts have been to unleash massive amounts of freshly-printed money onto the banking class.
Just before the dollar collapses, I imagine these captains of industry will be well invested in something other than the dollar. What that may be is totally unknown, but I am looking at other ways to diversify out of the dollar, too.
December 1, 2008 at 5:20 PM #310891CA renter
ParticipantI like your idea, Kewp, but like partypup said, they are not interested in letting the starving masses come out of this intact.
It seems the entire purpose of the PTB’s efforts have been to unleash massive amounts of freshly-printed money onto the banking class.
Just before the dollar collapses, I imagine these captains of industry will be well invested in something other than the dollar. What that may be is totally unknown, but I am looking at other ways to diversify out of the dollar, too.
December 1, 2008 at 7:30 PM #310454TheBreeze
ParticipantIf society didn’t collapse during The Great Depression or The Great Panic of 18-oh-whatever or any of the other depressions of the past 200+ years and our country was even able to survive a Civil War, then why would there be civil unrest during this current calamity?
Food and clothing are much cheaper on a relative basis than it was during 30’s. People can easily feed and clothe themselves with even a minimum wage job. I think things are going to get worse from an economic perspective, but society isn’t any more likely to collapse at this time than it was during any of the other harsh economic environments.
By the way, when is gold going to do something other than go down 5% every day?
December 1, 2008 at 7:30 PM #310816TheBreeze
ParticipantIf society didn’t collapse during The Great Depression or The Great Panic of 18-oh-whatever or any of the other depressions of the past 200+ years and our country was even able to survive a Civil War, then why would there be civil unrest during this current calamity?
Food and clothing are much cheaper on a relative basis than it was during 30’s. People can easily feed and clothe themselves with even a minimum wage job. I think things are going to get worse from an economic perspective, but society isn’t any more likely to collapse at this time than it was during any of the other harsh economic environments.
By the way, when is gold going to do something other than go down 5% every day?
December 1, 2008 at 7:30 PM #310841TheBreeze
ParticipantIf society didn’t collapse during The Great Depression or The Great Panic of 18-oh-whatever or any of the other depressions of the past 200+ years and our country was even able to survive a Civil War, then why would there be civil unrest during this current calamity?
Food and clothing are much cheaper on a relative basis than it was during 30’s. People can easily feed and clothe themselves with even a minimum wage job. I think things are going to get worse from an economic perspective, but society isn’t any more likely to collapse at this time than it was during any of the other harsh economic environments.
By the way, when is gold going to do something other than go down 5% every day?
December 1, 2008 at 7:30 PM #310860TheBreeze
ParticipantIf society didn’t collapse during The Great Depression or The Great Panic of 18-oh-whatever or any of the other depressions of the past 200+ years and our country was even able to survive a Civil War, then why would there be civil unrest during this current calamity?
Food and clothing are much cheaper on a relative basis than it was during 30’s. People can easily feed and clothe themselves with even a minimum wage job. I think things are going to get worse from an economic perspective, but society isn’t any more likely to collapse at this time than it was during any of the other harsh economic environments.
By the way, when is gold going to do something other than go down 5% every day?
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