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[quote=scaredyclassic]it would be nice to see some asian student activism on high school campuses. maybe the jews can can join in and have some sort of “screw you, we won’t do your work strike” across the state high schools if you won’t let us in your universities. it would be pretty cool to see students fighting about something.

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So jews are a race and not a religion? Both?

And they’re screwing us already – it’s called the federal reserve. In fact, that would be a great place to start the work stoppage.

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[quote=SD Realtor]I agree FLU. This is totally f’d up. Be a good parent, teach your kids to accel academically but because of your race, they may not be able to go to these schools.

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It is disgusting, and has been happening to white kids for quite some time now.

Welcome to the club.

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BTW, I think part of the reason this topic is controversial is that Monsanto is loading up food with estrogen.

Men just aren’t men anymore. Sissified courtesy of Monsanto.

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[quote=scaredyclassic]It’s nambla not nmbla. North American man-boy love association.[/quote]

I just knew someone on the board would have the correct acronym.

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Latest great video on the subject:

http://youtu.be/lhEGyV7kpv4

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With mortage apps at 20 year lows, we don’t need the supply.

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In the aftermath of the recent chaos and market turmoil in emerging markets, today King World News spoke with the man the Fed called on to execute QE1 and who also set up the Fed’s massive trading room, former Fed member and former Managing Director at Morgan Stanley, Andrew Huszar. What he had to say will stun KWN readers around the world. He warned stocks may collapse 30% or more in a matter of months if the Fed continues on the current course, and he also said that the Fed is now running the largest hedge fund in the world and it may end in disaster. Below is what Huszard had to say in Part I of this remarkable interview.

Eric King: “Andrew, what made you come out publicly and say that QE was a failure and apologize to everybody? What made you come out and do that?”

Huszar: “I left the Fed in 2011. … I maintain great respect for a lot of the people inside (the Fed), and so I struggled for a long time to come out and speak publicly about it. But in the end I spoke out because I believe that QE, while initially well-intentioned, has really allowed the US to kick the can down the road with respect to major structural reform that has to do with its economy.

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I strongly suggest watching the Karl Denninger video I posted earlier this week. This guy is super, super sharp, one of the best interviews on the macro economy I’ve seen.

He was the founder of MCI as I recall.

http://youtu.be/wWbYWawYem4

(Just skip to approx. 19:00 for the economic part)

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Bump…

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If you can physically work, that’s the right thing to do IMO. why would anyone want to leave the rat race?

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scaredy: from a lawyer’s POV, what do you think about this comment Justice Scalia made a few weeks ago:

Justice Scalia: You Are ‘Kidding Yourself’ If You Think World War II-Style Internment Camps Will Never Happen Again.

And that was before Patriot Act and NDAA.

You have to know the Constitution has been all but completely destroyed.

How relevant can your legal education be with that in mind?

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Baby, if you’ve ever wondered
Wondered whatever became of me
I’m living on the air in Cincinnati
Cincinnati, WKRP

Got kind of tired
Of packing and unpacking
Town to town
Up and down the dial

Maybe you and me
Were never meant to be
Just maybe think of me
Once in awhile

I’m at WKRP in Cincinnati

>great song and show.

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This has gone viral (I think…)

1929 Chart

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/scary-1929-market-chart-gains-traction-2014-02-11

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[quote=temeculaguy]
Which makes me think about all the old discussions, paramount, I hope you kept that paloma house as a rental, you are going to make a mint one day. By my calculations, your doubling down will make you a rich man, wish I had done the same.

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To be honest TG, I’ve been thinking of selling and moving to SD to be closer to work, and NOT because I like SD better. I have young children who are playing sports, have lot’s of homework etc…and I’m looking at the value of reclaiming 8-10 hours a week of my life by moving closer to work.

I still have my other house, my hesitation being due to my tenants. I really don’t want to disrupt their lives by selling. If they vacate, I’m putting both up for sale and moving to SD if at all possible.

My plan which is penciled in is as follows:

1. Sell my Temecula properties
2. Payoff any debt (be debt free except mortgage)
3. Buy in SD with a large down payment in the 500k range, maybe a little more.

I think it’s a win-win…

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scaredy did you go to a tier 1/2/3 school?

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