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But they secured their progeny’s place in society by purchasing hard assets such as castles, winery, titles of nobility, land, industrial companies, etc… Their standing is now up there with the blue bloods of Europe and America.

You’re missing it — they OWN the blue bloods of Europe and America. The real way to get rich is to:

1) Get governments to give you a license to make money out of nothing

2) Lend out the money you created from nothing (especially to governments) and collect the interest

3) Use the interest (your profit) to buy up real assets.

It is so simple the mind reels. They essentially own the planet.

As for buying hard assets, yes it can be a good strategy however since they control the currency, they can create inflation or deflation at will. They will inflate when it suits them and deflate when it suits them. If your timing matches theirs you can come out fine. If not, well that’s another story. As for determining what their intent at any given time is, remember the story of the Rothschild Waterloo coup. Everyone thought they were selling shares but they were secretly buying them much faster. These same games are going on today.

I’m sure there are other families involved but I don’t think there are very many. My guess is that the total number of people at the very top of the system is less than 1000.

[blahblahblah]

But they secured their progeny’s place in society by purchasing hard assets such as castles, winery, titles of nobility, land, industrial companies, etc… Their standing is now up there with the blue bloods of Europe and America.

You’re missing it — they OWN the blue bloods of Europe and America. The real way to get rich is to:

1) Get governments to give you a license to make money out of nothing

2) Lend out the money you created from nothing (especially to governments) and collect the interest

3) Use the interest (your profit) to buy up real assets.

It is so simple the mind reels. They essentially own the planet.

As for buying hard assets, yes it can be a good strategy however since they control the currency, they can create inflation or deflation at will. They will inflate when it suits them and deflate when it suits them. If your timing matches theirs you can come out fine. If not, well that’s another story. As for determining what their intent at any given time is, remember the story of the Rothschild Waterloo coup. Everyone thought they were selling shares but they were secretly buying them much faster. These same games are going on today.

I’m sure there are other families involved but I don’t think there are very many. My guess is that the total number of people at the very top of the system is less than 1000.

[blahblahblah]

Funny thing is they talk about Lincoln’s greenbacks and how they worked very well in the documentary. It was driving the central bankers nuts. Their biggest fear is a currency created by government.

Andrew Jackson — rescinded the charter of the privately held Second Bank of the United States in 1832 and was nearly killed by crazed assassin Richard Lawrence 3 years later.

Abraham Lincoln — signed the First Legal Tender Act authorizing the issuance of “greenback” US Treasury Notes in 1862 and was killed by crazed assassin John Wilkes Booth 3 years later.

John F Kennedy — signed Executive Order 1110 authorizing the US Treasury to issue silver certificates in June 1963 and was killed by crazed assassin Lee Harvey Oswald 5 months later.

Of course this is all merely coincidence.

[blahblahblah]

Funny thing is they talk about Lincoln’s greenbacks and how they worked very well in the documentary. It was driving the central bankers nuts. Their biggest fear is a currency created by government.

Andrew Jackson — rescinded the charter of the privately held Second Bank of the United States in 1832 and was nearly killed by crazed assassin Richard Lawrence 3 years later.

Abraham Lincoln — signed the First Legal Tender Act authorizing the issuance of “greenback” US Treasury Notes in 1862 and was killed by crazed assassin John Wilkes Booth 3 years later.

John F Kennedy — signed Executive Order 1110 authorizing the US Treasury to issue silver certificates in June 1963 and was killed by crazed assassin Lee Harvey Oswald 5 months later.

Of course this is all merely coincidence.

[blahblahblah]

Funny thing is they talk about Lincoln’s greenbacks and how they worked very well in the documentary. It was driving the central bankers nuts. Their biggest fear is a currency created by government.

Andrew Jackson — rescinded the charter of the privately held Second Bank of the United States in 1832 and was nearly killed by crazed assassin Richard Lawrence 3 years later.

Abraham Lincoln — signed the First Legal Tender Act authorizing the issuance of “greenback” US Treasury Notes in 1862 and was killed by crazed assassin John Wilkes Booth 3 years later.

John F Kennedy — signed Executive Order 1110 authorizing the US Treasury to issue silver certificates in June 1963 and was killed by crazed assassin Lee Harvey Oswald 5 months later.

Of course this is all merely coincidence.

[blahblahblah]

Funny thing is they talk about Lincoln’s greenbacks and how they worked very well in the documentary. It was driving the central bankers nuts. Their biggest fear is a currency created by government.

Andrew Jackson — rescinded the charter of the privately held Second Bank of the United States in 1832 and was nearly killed by crazed assassin Richard Lawrence 3 years later.

Abraham Lincoln — signed the First Legal Tender Act authorizing the issuance of “greenback” US Treasury Notes in 1862 and was killed by crazed assassin John Wilkes Booth 3 years later.

John F Kennedy — signed Executive Order 1110 authorizing the US Treasury to issue silver certificates in June 1963 and was killed by crazed assassin Lee Harvey Oswald 5 months later.

Of course this is all merely coincidence.

[blahblahblah]

Funny thing is they talk about Lincoln’s greenbacks and how they worked very well in the documentary. It was driving the central bankers nuts. Their biggest fear is a currency created by government.

Andrew Jackson — rescinded the charter of the privately held Second Bank of the United States in 1832 and was nearly killed by crazed assassin Richard Lawrence 3 years later.

Abraham Lincoln — signed the First Legal Tender Act authorizing the issuance of “greenback” US Treasury Notes in 1862 and was killed by crazed assassin John Wilkes Booth 3 years later.

John F Kennedy — signed Executive Order 1110 authorizing the US Treasury to issue silver certificates in June 1963 and was killed by crazed assassin Lee Harvey Oswald 5 months later.

Of course this is all merely coincidence.

[blahblahblah]

Nothing freaky about it at all. The bankers are taking over the planet. They have run this country for our entire lives (unless you were born before 1913). I was a bit surprised (I watched the last segment #22, first) of the warning about a world gold-backed currency. This is the same warning that Adrian Salbuchi (sp?) of Argentina has been giving lately. Salbuchi says there will be “official” gold marked with a bank hologram and then “pagan” gold (what the rest of us own). The two varieties will differ wildly in value and the “pagan” gold market will be manipulated as it currently is to supress its price.

There is no reason to have private banks other than to enrich a few hundred families at the expense of the rest of us. Currencies should be issued by nations only, and in fact that’s what our constitution says.

Back to work slaves!

[blahblahblah]

Nothing freaky about it at all. The bankers are taking over the planet. They have run this country for our entire lives (unless you were born before 1913). I was a bit surprised (I watched the last segment #22, first) of the warning about a world gold-backed currency. This is the same warning that Adrian Salbuchi (sp?) of Argentina has been giving lately. Salbuchi says there will be “official” gold marked with a bank hologram and then “pagan” gold (what the rest of us own). The two varieties will differ wildly in value and the “pagan” gold market will be manipulated as it currently is to supress its price.

There is no reason to have private banks other than to enrich a few hundred families at the expense of the rest of us. Currencies should be issued by nations only, and in fact that’s what our constitution says.

Back to work slaves!

[blahblahblah]

Nothing freaky about it at all. The bankers are taking over the planet. They have run this country for our entire lives (unless you were born before 1913). I was a bit surprised (I watched the last segment #22, first) of the warning about a world gold-backed currency. This is the same warning that Adrian Salbuchi (sp?) of Argentina has been giving lately. Salbuchi says there will be “official” gold marked with a bank hologram and then “pagan” gold (what the rest of us own). The two varieties will differ wildly in value and the “pagan” gold market will be manipulated as it currently is to supress its price.

There is no reason to have private banks other than to enrich a few hundred families at the expense of the rest of us. Currencies should be issued by nations only, and in fact that’s what our constitution says.

Back to work slaves!

[blahblahblah]

Nothing freaky about it at all. The bankers are taking over the planet. They have run this country for our entire lives (unless you were born before 1913). I was a bit surprised (I watched the last segment #22, first) of the warning about a world gold-backed currency. This is the same warning that Adrian Salbuchi (sp?) of Argentina has been giving lately. Salbuchi says there will be “official” gold marked with a bank hologram and then “pagan” gold (what the rest of us own). The two varieties will differ wildly in value and the “pagan” gold market will be manipulated as it currently is to supress its price.

There is no reason to have private banks other than to enrich a few hundred families at the expense of the rest of us. Currencies should be issued by nations only, and in fact that’s what our constitution says.

Back to work slaves!

[blahblahblah]

Nothing freaky about it at all. The bankers are taking over the planet. They have run this country for our entire lives (unless you were born before 1913). I was a bit surprised (I watched the last segment #22, first) of the warning about a world gold-backed currency. This is the same warning that Adrian Salbuchi (sp?) of Argentina has been giving lately. Salbuchi says there will be “official” gold marked with a bank hologram and then “pagan” gold (what the rest of us own). The two varieties will differ wildly in value and the “pagan” gold market will be manipulated as it currently is to supress its price.

There is no reason to have private banks other than to enrich a few hundred families at the expense of the rest of us. Currencies should be issued by nations only, and in fact that’s what our constitution says.

Back to work slaves!

[blahblahblah]

The deal is, coincidently we both need folks who can do things (yesterday)…Not someone who is going to screw around for the next 4-5 months “figuring things out from scratch”….Perhaps we’re both being harsh, but we’re like dude, if you really want to do this, couldn’t you have possibly tried to learn this during the past 1-2 years when you already thought your existing skillset needed to be expanded. Why are you going to do this on our dime?

That’s what your company gets for not hiring the best 2-3 software and hardware engineers right out of college every year and then helping them grow in a rewarding career. Had your company been doing this all along you would have a rich, diverse staff of software and hardware engineers able to tackle any challenge.

That’s actually the way things used to work until the MBAs took over. As soon as that chain of new talent coming in was broken, all was lost. The older high-paid guys got laid off as their work was sent overseas, and a lot of the kids entering college realized that engineering was a sucker’s game and all went for law, medicine, or biochem instead. Now those MBA-run shops are screwed, always trying to find that one engineer that has every single buzzword of the day on his resume and bitching on websites like this one that they can’t find one and that all American engineers are lazy and don’t want to learn new stuff.

And as another poster here pointed out, no employer will consider experience done at home in a hobby as real experience. They want you to have done exactly the same thing that they are doing, never mind the fact that that implies that they aren’t doing anything new. But of course most MBAs can’t think that far ahead…

But yes, your last line is right on the money. Try to get your company hiring a couple of sharp grads every year, take care of them and allow them to grow and your company will be in good shape down the road. But then again what company thinks farther ahead than the next quarter anymore?

[blahblahblah]

The deal is, coincidently we both need folks who can do things (yesterday)…Not someone who is going to screw around for the next 4-5 months “figuring things out from scratch”….Perhaps we’re both being harsh, but we’re like dude, if you really want to do this, couldn’t you have possibly tried to learn this during the past 1-2 years when you already thought your existing skillset needed to be expanded. Why are you going to do this on our dime?

That’s what your company gets for not hiring the best 2-3 software and hardware engineers right out of college every year and then helping them grow in a rewarding career. Had your company been doing this all along you would have a rich, diverse staff of software and hardware engineers able to tackle any challenge.

That’s actually the way things used to work until the MBAs took over. As soon as that chain of new talent coming in was broken, all was lost. The older high-paid guys got laid off as their work was sent overseas, and a lot of the kids entering college realized that engineering was a sucker’s game and all went for law, medicine, or biochem instead. Now those MBA-run shops are screwed, always trying to find that one engineer that has every single buzzword of the day on his resume and bitching on websites like this one that they can’t find one and that all American engineers are lazy and don’t want to learn new stuff.

And as another poster here pointed out, no employer will consider experience done at home in a hobby as real experience. They want you to have done exactly the same thing that they are doing, never mind the fact that that implies that they aren’t doing anything new. But of course most MBAs can’t think that far ahead…

But yes, your last line is right on the money. Try to get your company hiring a couple of sharp grads every year, take care of them and allow them to grow and your company will be in good shape down the road. But then again what company thinks farther ahead than the next quarter anymore?

[blahblahblah]

The deal is, coincidently we both need folks who can do things (yesterday)…Not someone who is going to screw around for the next 4-5 months “figuring things out from scratch”….Perhaps we’re both being harsh, but we’re like dude, if you really want to do this, couldn’t you have possibly tried to learn this during the past 1-2 years when you already thought your existing skillset needed to be expanded. Why are you going to do this on our dime?

That’s what your company gets for not hiring the best 2-3 software and hardware engineers right out of college every year and then helping them grow in a rewarding career. Had your company been doing this all along you would have a rich, diverse staff of software and hardware engineers able to tackle any challenge.

That’s actually the way things used to work until the MBAs took over. As soon as that chain of new talent coming in was broken, all was lost. The older high-paid guys got laid off as their work was sent overseas, and a lot of the kids entering college realized that engineering was a sucker’s game and all went for law, medicine, or biochem instead. Now those MBA-run shops are screwed, always trying to find that one engineer that has every single buzzword of the day on his resume and bitching on websites like this one that they can’t find one and that all American engineers are lazy and don’t want to learn new stuff.

And as another poster here pointed out, no employer will consider experience done at home in a hobby as real experience. They want you to have done exactly the same thing that they are doing, never mind the fact that that implies that they aren’t doing anything new. But of course most MBAs can’t think that far ahead…

But yes, your last line is right on the money. Try to get your company hiring a couple of sharp grads every year, take care of them and allow them to grow and your company will be in good shape down the road. But then again what company thinks farther ahead than the next quarter anymore?

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