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September 15, 2008 at 9:43 AM in reply to: The end of the world (or at least the US middle class) as we know it…. #270717September 15, 2008 at 9:43 AM in reply to: The end of the world (or at least the US middle class) as we know it…. #270745
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ParticipantShe is obviously a far left feminazi and anyone who believes this stuff is a crazed Bush-hating limp-wristed homo from San Francisco.
Everyone knows that the US economy is the greatest in the world and that our army can kick anyone else’s army’s butt. The US is Rambo and the Terminator and Steven Seagal and Chuck Norris and Airwolf all rolled into a giant ball of ass-kicking superiority.
If you are poor or bankrupt or lose your job or get sick or have to care for aging parents or are in a car accident or have a genetic health problem it is YOUR FAULT. Everything is good for me and my friends so I don’t know why this lady is whining. Did I mention how I am an INVESTMENT GENIUS and that I get 25% returns every year on the money I’ve saved? Of course I can save money because I am highly compensated by the FREE MARKET for my work in the defense industry.
Bottom line — this lady is a a dum-dum head feminazi who probably has posters of FAT AL GORE and THE ABOMINABLE ADULTERER JOHN EDWARDS on her walls at home.
GO GO BOMB BOMB IRAN MCCAIN 2008!!!
ParticipantSo I’m interpreting this to mean that it’s more like the business cycle at play [1] than a nutjob conspiracy theory [2].
Call it a “nutjob conspiracy theory” if you wish, but go back a year ago when oil prices started rising and just look at all of the explanations we were given in the MSM. Peak oil, increased demand from China and India, blah blah blah. Of course as soon as the bubble deflates, we find out the real reason — insiders with huge amounts of money moving the market for their own gain.
Of course only nutjobs believe things like this, we live in a land where markets are perfect and no one cheats. No if you’ll excuse me I’ve got to go finish papering my walls with Enron stock certificates.
ParticipantSo I’m interpreting this to mean that it’s more like the business cycle at play [1] than a nutjob conspiracy theory [2].
Call it a “nutjob conspiracy theory” if you wish, but go back a year ago when oil prices started rising and just look at all of the explanations we were given in the MSM. Peak oil, increased demand from China and India, blah blah blah. Of course as soon as the bubble deflates, we find out the real reason — insiders with huge amounts of money moving the market for their own gain.
Of course only nutjobs believe things like this, we live in a land where markets are perfect and no one cheats. No if you’ll excuse me I’ve got to go finish papering my walls with Enron stock certificates.
ParticipantSo I’m interpreting this to mean that it’s more like the business cycle at play [1] than a nutjob conspiracy theory [2].
Call it a “nutjob conspiracy theory” if you wish, but go back a year ago when oil prices started rising and just look at all of the explanations we were given in the MSM. Peak oil, increased demand from China and India, blah blah blah. Of course as soon as the bubble deflates, we find out the real reason — insiders with huge amounts of money moving the market for their own gain.
Of course only nutjobs believe things like this, we live in a land where markets are perfect and no one cheats. No if you’ll excuse me I’ve got to go finish papering my walls with Enron stock certificates.
ParticipantSo I’m interpreting this to mean that it’s more like the business cycle at play [1] than a nutjob conspiracy theory [2].
Call it a “nutjob conspiracy theory” if you wish, but go back a year ago when oil prices started rising and just look at all of the explanations we were given in the MSM. Peak oil, increased demand from China and India, blah blah blah. Of course as soon as the bubble deflates, we find out the real reason — insiders with huge amounts of money moving the market for their own gain.
Of course only nutjobs believe things like this, we live in a land where markets are perfect and no one cheats. No if you’ll excuse me I’ve got to go finish papering my walls with Enron stock certificates.
ParticipantSo I’m interpreting this to mean that it’s more like the business cycle at play [1] than a nutjob conspiracy theory [2].
Call it a “nutjob conspiracy theory” if you wish, but go back a year ago when oil prices started rising and just look at all of the explanations we were given in the MSM. Peak oil, increased demand from China and India, blah blah blah. Of course as soon as the bubble deflates, we find out the real reason — insiders with huge amounts of money moving the market for their own gain.
Of course only nutjobs believe things like this, we live in a land where markets are perfect and no one cheats. No if you’ll excuse me I’ve got to go finish papering my walls with Enron stock certificates.
ParticipantEvery one of these markets is manipulated and played. We’re not insiders so we’re not privy to why things are happening. Our job is to watch the financial news, where we learn what the next hot investment trend is — then we put our money into that. Then those investments are reduced in value and our money is transferred to those in the know so that they can purchase homes on Long Island and big boats. None of it makes sense. Remember when we were told that the reason oil was going up was because of increased demand, peak oil, or whatever? Now that it’s gone down again we find out the real reason — speculators with tons of money moving the market to make big gains. My guess is that dollar strength is one part of some similar scam that’s being run now. It literally makes ZERO sense. The US government is bailing out corporations left and right, first Bear Stearns and now FNMA and FMAC with billions of nonexistent dollars that they’re printing out of thin air and our currency goes up in value. I’m sure Hanky Panky Bernanke would have a good explanation, probably something about weakening world economies or increased confidence in the US economy. Who knows? Certainly not me. But what I do know is that someone is getting rich off of it.
ParticipantEvery one of these markets is manipulated and played. We’re not insiders so we’re not privy to why things are happening. Our job is to watch the financial news, where we learn what the next hot investment trend is — then we put our money into that. Then those investments are reduced in value and our money is transferred to those in the know so that they can purchase homes on Long Island and big boats. None of it makes sense. Remember when we were told that the reason oil was going up was because of increased demand, peak oil, or whatever? Now that it’s gone down again we find out the real reason — speculators with tons of money moving the market to make big gains. My guess is that dollar strength is one part of some similar scam that’s being run now. It literally makes ZERO sense. The US government is bailing out corporations left and right, first Bear Stearns and now FNMA and FMAC with billions of nonexistent dollars that they’re printing out of thin air and our currency goes up in value. I’m sure Hanky Panky Bernanke would have a good explanation, probably something about weakening world economies or increased confidence in the US economy. Who knows? Certainly not me. But what I do know is that someone is getting rich off of it.
ParticipantEvery one of these markets is manipulated and played. We’re not insiders so we’re not privy to why things are happening. Our job is to watch the financial news, where we learn what the next hot investment trend is — then we put our money into that. Then those investments are reduced in value and our money is transferred to those in the know so that they can purchase homes on Long Island and big boats. None of it makes sense. Remember when we were told that the reason oil was going up was because of increased demand, peak oil, or whatever? Now that it’s gone down again we find out the real reason — speculators with tons of money moving the market to make big gains. My guess is that dollar strength is one part of some similar scam that’s being run now. It literally makes ZERO sense. The US government is bailing out corporations left and right, first Bear Stearns and now FNMA and FMAC with billions of nonexistent dollars that they’re printing out of thin air and our currency goes up in value. I’m sure Hanky Panky Bernanke would have a good explanation, probably something about weakening world economies or increased confidence in the US economy. Who knows? Certainly not me. But what I do know is that someone is getting rich off of it.
ParticipantEvery one of these markets is manipulated and played. We’re not insiders so we’re not privy to why things are happening. Our job is to watch the financial news, where we learn what the next hot investment trend is — then we put our money into that. Then those investments are reduced in value and our money is transferred to those in the know so that they can purchase homes on Long Island and big boats. None of it makes sense. Remember when we were told that the reason oil was going up was because of increased demand, peak oil, or whatever? Now that it’s gone down again we find out the real reason — speculators with tons of money moving the market to make big gains. My guess is that dollar strength is one part of some similar scam that’s being run now. It literally makes ZERO sense. The US government is bailing out corporations left and right, first Bear Stearns and now FNMA and FMAC with billions of nonexistent dollars that they’re printing out of thin air and our currency goes up in value. I’m sure Hanky Panky Bernanke would have a good explanation, probably something about weakening world economies or increased confidence in the US economy. Who knows? Certainly not me. But what I do know is that someone is getting rich off of it.
ParticipantEvery one of these markets is manipulated and played. We’re not insiders so we’re not privy to why things are happening. Our job is to watch the financial news, where we learn what the next hot investment trend is — then we put our money into that. Then those investments are reduced in value and our money is transferred to those in the know so that they can purchase homes on Long Island and big boats. None of it makes sense. Remember when we were told that the reason oil was going up was because of increased demand, peak oil, or whatever? Now that it’s gone down again we find out the real reason — speculators with tons of money moving the market to make big gains. My guess is that dollar strength is one part of some similar scam that’s being run now. It literally makes ZERO sense. The US government is bailing out corporations left and right, first Bear Stearns and now FNMA and FMAC with billions of nonexistent dollars that they’re printing out of thin air and our currency goes up in value. I’m sure Hanky Panky Bernanke would have a good explanation, probably something about weakening world economies or increased confidence in the US economy. Who knows? Certainly not me. But what I do know is that someone is getting rich off of it.
ParticipantGo off by yourself into the wilderness and see how long you survive without any help from others. That will tell you nature’s (or God’s, if you’re religious) opinion on whether humans are meant to exist as individuals or as part of a collective unit. As I recall, someone tried this not too long ago and discovered the answer.
ParticipantGo off by yourself into the wilderness and see how long you survive without any help from others. That will tell you nature’s (or God’s, if you’re religious) opinion on whether humans are meant to exist as individuals or as part of a collective unit. As I recall, someone tried this not too long ago and discovered the answer.
ParticipantGo off by yourself into the wilderness and see how long you survive without any help from others. That will tell you nature’s (or God’s, if you’re religious) opinion on whether humans are meant to exist as individuals or as part of a collective unit. As I recall, someone tried this not too long ago and discovered the answer.
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