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I warned you fools 2 years ago.

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I warned you fools 2 years ago.

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I warned you fools 2 years ago.

Got gold?

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I warned you fools 2 years ago.

Got gold?

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I warned you fools 2 years ago.

Got gold?

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[quote=sreeb][quote=Arraya]The empire is in terminal decline. Information moves to fast for a slow collapse like Rome. This baby is getting cued up for a doozy. There is no recovery per se, only collapse and rebirth. I say we hold a collapse party. Really who needs banks anyway – It’s just collective stockholm syndrome[/quote]

It could take a while (maybe months, maybe years) for thing to go south, but when it starts, it will be very fast. All it will take it a loss of confidence that the US will be able to repay its debt.

I personally don’t see any reason for a thinking person to believe the US will repay. [/quote]

Hmmm…it may also be time to revisit this thread:

http://piggington.com/us_to_default_on_its_debt_summer_2009?page=1

The timeframe may not have been precise, but I believe the outcome is.

Default awaits us – either “officially” (doubtful) or via hyperinflation (looking more likely, and guaranteed when – not if – we reach QE3.

Scaredy, I really hope you did not sell your gold!

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[quote=sreeb][quote=Arraya]The empire is in terminal decline. Information moves to fast for a slow collapse like Rome. This baby is getting cued up for a doozy. There is no recovery per se, only collapse and rebirth. I say we hold a collapse party. Really who needs banks anyway – It’s just collective stockholm syndrome[/quote]

It could take a while (maybe months, maybe years) for thing to go south, but when it starts, it will be very fast. All it will take it a loss of confidence that the US will be able to repay its debt.

I personally don’t see any reason for a thinking person to believe the US will repay. [/quote]

Hmmm…it may also be time to revisit this thread:

http://piggington.com/us_to_default_on_its_debt_summer_2009?page=1

The timeframe may not have been precise, but I believe the outcome is.

Default awaits us – either “officially” (doubtful) or via hyperinflation (looking more likely, and guaranteed when – not if – we reach QE3.

Scaredy, I really hope you did not sell your gold!

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[quote=sreeb][quote=Arraya]The empire is in terminal decline. Information moves to fast for a slow collapse like Rome. This baby is getting cued up for a doozy. There is no recovery per se, only collapse and rebirth. I say we hold a collapse party. Really who needs banks anyway – It’s just collective stockholm syndrome[/quote]

It could take a while (maybe months, maybe years) for thing to go south, but when it starts, it will be very fast. All it will take it a loss of confidence that the US will be able to repay its debt.

I personally don’t see any reason for a thinking person to believe the US will repay. [/quote]

Hmmm…it may also be time to revisit this thread:

http://piggington.com/us_to_default_on_its_debt_summer_2009?page=1

The timeframe may not have been precise, but I believe the outcome is.

Default awaits us – either “officially” (doubtful) or via hyperinflation (looking more likely, and guaranteed when – not if – we reach QE3.

Scaredy, I really hope you did not sell your gold!

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[quote=sreeb][quote=Arraya]The empire is in terminal decline. Information moves to fast for a slow collapse like Rome. This baby is getting cued up for a doozy. There is no recovery per se, only collapse and rebirth. I say we hold a collapse party. Really who needs banks anyway – It’s just collective stockholm syndrome[/quote]

It could take a while (maybe months, maybe years) for thing to go south, but when it starts, it will be very fast. All it will take it a loss of confidence that the US will be able to repay its debt.

I personally don’t see any reason for a thinking person to believe the US will repay. [/quote]

Hmmm…it may also be time to revisit this thread:

http://piggington.com/us_to_default_on_its_debt_summer_2009?page=1

The timeframe may not have been precise, but I believe the outcome is.

Default awaits us – either “officially” (doubtful) or via hyperinflation (looking more likely, and guaranteed when – not if – we reach QE3.

Scaredy, I really hope you did not sell your gold!

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[quote=sreeb][quote=Arraya]The empire is in terminal decline. Information moves to fast for a slow collapse like Rome. This baby is getting cued up for a doozy. There is no recovery per se, only collapse and rebirth. I say we hold a collapse party. Really who needs banks anyway – It’s just collective stockholm syndrome[/quote]

It could take a while (maybe months, maybe years) for thing to go south, but when it starts, it will be very fast. All it will take it a loss of confidence that the US will be able to repay its debt.

I personally don’t see any reason for a thinking person to believe the US will repay. [/quote]

Hmmm…it may also be time to revisit this thread:

http://piggington.com/us_to_default_on_its_debt_summer_2009?page=1

The timeframe may not have been precise, but I believe the outcome is.

Default awaits us – either “officially” (doubtful) or via hyperinflation (looking more likely, and guaranteed when – not if – we reach QE3.

Scaredy, I really hope you did not sell your gold!

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Ah…the first signs of mental stirring on this forum as the walls of the matrix sloooowly begin to dissolve. I have been waiting for people here to stop obsessing about a real estate market that is never resuscitating in our lifetime – and to instead focus on the impending crash of our currency. It has been a 3-year wait…*sigh*

I think it’s about time to re-visit this thread – that is, if you have any prayer of safeguarding whatever assets Obama has let you escape with thus far:

http://piggington.com/gold_redux_what_do_you_folks_thing_about_this

Gold was at $963 last year when this thread was started. It just breached $1400 on Friday. I think we had a few naysayers on this forum back then who were mumbling about a “gold bubble”. I very much doubt they have anything to say now.

Although I might add that ounce-per-ounce, silver is the far better investment: up nearly 100% since August of this year.

Got metals?

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Ah…the first signs of mental stirring on this forum as the walls of the matrix sloooowly begin to dissolve. I have been waiting for people here to stop obsessing about a real estate market that is never resuscitating in our lifetime – and to instead focus on the impending crash of our currency. It has been a 3-year wait…*sigh*

I think it’s about time to re-visit this thread – that is, if you have any prayer of safeguarding whatever assets Obama has let you escape with thus far:

http://piggington.com/gold_redux_what_do_you_folks_thing_about_this

Gold was at $963 last year when this thread was started. It just breached $1400 on Friday. I think we had a few naysayers on this forum back then who were mumbling about a “gold bubble”. I very much doubt they have anything to say now.

Although I might add that ounce-per-ounce, silver is the far better investment: up nearly 100% since August of this year.

Got metals?

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Ah…the first signs of mental stirring on this forum as the walls of the matrix sloooowly begin to dissolve. I have been waiting for people here to stop obsessing about a real estate market that is never resuscitating in our lifetime – and to instead focus on the impending crash of our currency. It has been a 3-year wait…*sigh*

I think it’s about time to re-visit this thread – that is, if you have any prayer of safeguarding whatever assets Obama has let you escape with thus far:

http://piggington.com/gold_redux_what_do_you_folks_thing_about_this

Gold was at $963 last year when this thread was started. It just breached $1400 on Friday. I think we had a few naysayers on this forum back then who were mumbling about a “gold bubble”. I very much doubt they have anything to say now.

Although I might add that ounce-per-ounce, silver is the far better investment: up nearly 100% since August of this year.

Got metals?

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Ah…the first signs of mental stirring on this forum as the walls of the matrix sloooowly begin to dissolve. I have been waiting for people here to stop obsessing about a real estate market that is never resuscitating in our lifetime – and to instead focus on the impending crash of our currency. It has been a 3-year wait…*sigh*

I think it’s about time to re-visit this thread – that is, if you have any prayer of safeguarding whatever assets Obama has let you escape with thus far:

http://piggington.com/gold_redux_what_do_you_folks_thing_about_this

Gold was at $963 last year when this thread was started. It just breached $1400 on Friday. I think we had a few naysayers on this forum back then who were mumbling about a “gold bubble”. I very much doubt they have anything to say now.

Although I might add that ounce-per-ounce, silver is the far better investment: up nearly 100% since August of this year.

Got metals?

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Ah…the first signs of mental stirring on this forum as the walls of the matrix sloooowly begin to dissolve. I have been waiting for people here to stop obsessing about a real estate market that is never resuscitating in our lifetime – and to instead focus on the impending crash of our currency. It has been a 3-year wait…*sigh*

I think it’s about time to re-visit this thread – that is, if you have any prayer of safeguarding whatever assets Obama has let you escape with thus far:

http://piggington.com/gold_redux_what_do_you_folks_thing_about_this

Gold was at $963 last year when this thread was started. It just breached $1400 on Friday. I think we had a few naysayers on this forum back then who were mumbling about a “gold bubble”. I very much doubt they have anything to say now.

Although I might add that ounce-per-ounce, silver is the far better investment: up nearly 100% since August of this year.

Got metals?

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