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[quote=equalizer]
Your cogent analysis is not going to sway anyone. Add some color to your story like this:

“Intuitive researcher and lecturer David Wilcock discussed his prophetic dreams and confirmations of major social realignment beginning this fall, potential for an ET disclosure from the U.S.

…Illuminati’s plan to reduce the world’s population through economic collapse, Swine Flu, and war & conflagration. His “inside sources” have informed him that America is on the verge of a horrific set of economic events, including the dismantling of the Federal Reserve.”

http://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2009/10/06%5B/quote%5D

Why waste any time providing “color” or listening to Wilcock’s crap about prophecy when the data released by the U.S. gov’t, itself, provides all the evidence necessary?

You want cogent analysis? Ride down any street and count the number of “Closed” and “For Lease” signs. Do the math and use your common sense. Don’t listen to quacks spouting drivel about prophecy.

Swine flu and war are other topics that have no place in this discussion.

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[quote=equalizer]
Your cogent analysis is not going to sway anyone. Add some color to your story like this:

“Intuitive researcher and lecturer David Wilcock discussed his prophetic dreams and confirmations of major social realignment beginning this fall, potential for an ET disclosure from the U.S.

…Illuminati’s plan to reduce the world’s population through economic collapse, Swine Flu, and war & conflagration. His “inside sources” have informed him that America is on the verge of a horrific set of economic events, including the dismantling of the Federal Reserve.”

http://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2009/10/06%5B/quote%5D

Why waste any time providing “color” or listening to Wilcock’s crap about prophecy when the data released by the U.S. gov’t, itself, provides all the evidence necessary?

You want cogent analysis? Ride down any street and count the number of “Closed” and “For Lease” signs. Do the math and use your common sense. Don’t listen to quacks spouting drivel about prophecy.

Swine flu and war are other topics that have no place in this discussion.

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[quote=equalizer]
Your cogent analysis is not going to sway anyone. Add some color to your story like this:

“Intuitive researcher and lecturer David Wilcock discussed his prophetic dreams and confirmations of major social realignment beginning this fall, potential for an ET disclosure from the U.S.

…Illuminati’s plan to reduce the world’s population through economic collapse, Swine Flu, and war & conflagration. His “inside sources” have informed him that America is on the verge of a horrific set of economic events, including the dismantling of the Federal Reserve.”

http://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2009/10/06%5B/quote%5D

Why waste any time providing “color” or listening to Wilcock’s crap about prophecy when the data released by the U.S. gov’t, itself, provides all the evidence necessary?

You want cogent analysis? Ride down any street and count the number of “Closed” and “For Lease” signs. Do the math and use your common sense. Don’t listen to quacks spouting drivel about prophecy.

Swine flu and war are other topics that have no place in this discussion.

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[quote=equalizer]
Your cogent analysis is not going to sway anyone. Add some color to your story like this:

“Intuitive researcher and lecturer David Wilcock discussed his prophetic dreams and confirmations of major social realignment beginning this fall, potential for an ET disclosure from the U.S.

…Illuminati’s plan to reduce the world’s population through economic collapse, Swine Flu, and war & conflagration. His “inside sources” have informed him that America is on the verge of a horrific set of economic events, including the dismantling of the Federal Reserve.”

http://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2009/10/06%5B/quote%5D

Why waste any time providing “color” or listening to Wilcock’s crap about prophecy when the data released by the U.S. gov’t, itself, provides all the evidence necessary?

You want cogent analysis? Ride down any street and count the number of “Closed” and “For Lease” signs. Do the math and use your common sense. Don’t listen to quacks spouting drivel about prophecy.

Swine flu and war are other topics that have no place in this discussion.

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[quote=equalizer]
Your cogent analysis is not going to sway anyone. Add some color to your story like this:

“Intuitive researcher and lecturer David Wilcock discussed his prophetic dreams and confirmations of major social realignment beginning this fall, potential for an ET disclosure from the U.S.

…Illuminati’s plan to reduce the world’s population through economic collapse, Swine Flu, and war & conflagration. His “inside sources” have informed him that America is on the verge of a horrific set of economic events, including the dismantling of the Federal Reserve.”

http://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2009/10/06%5B/quote%5D

Why waste any time providing “color” or listening to Wilcock’s crap about prophecy when the data released by the U.S. gov’t, itself, provides all the evidence necessary?

You want cogent analysis? Ride down any street and count the number of “Closed” and “For Lease” signs. Do the math and use your common sense. Don’t listen to quacks spouting drivel about prophecy.

Swine flu and war are other topics that have no place in this discussion.

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[quote=afx114]Using Glen Beck as an economic indicator, has gold officially jumped the shark?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzjjHzO8aeI

Kinda interesting in that Beck has lost all of his advertising revenue except for those gold scrap-for-cash spamfomercials.[/quote]

Using the actions of our bond purchasers as an economic indicator (which may be a tad more reliable than the Glenn Beck Index), gold has not jumped the shark. In fact, the shark is heading towards U.S. bonds, which are only months or weeks away from plummeting headlong into the water and being feasted upon by said shark:

“Treasury Bonds Decline After $12 Billion Auction of Securities”

“A worse-than-expected auction brings into question the benign inflation expectation that investors have,” said Anshul Pradhan, an interest-rate strategist in New York at primary dealer Barclays Plc, before the auction. “It reignites concerns about the strength and sustainability of the rally we’ve seen lately.”

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=ayD2HTICB35s

No one wants our shit anymore, and the tepid demand that we do have for Treasuries comes with heavy Fed purchasing. Instead of focusing on the gold bubble (which has, incidentally, been bubbling for about 7 years now), perhaps the focus should more appropriately be placed on the Treasury bubble. Because that puppy is about to pop. When and if Treasury demand becomes robust WITHOUT Fed monetization; when and IF our $10 trillion debt is sliced to something more manageable that can be paid off in, oh, say three generations or less; when and IF *real* unemployment returns to 7% and we actually start creating thousands of jobs every month instead of using 250,000; when and IF the markets can rally without having rates held to ridiculous and unsustainably low levels; when and IF manufacturing returns to this country in a volume that can sustain a viable middle class, THEN gold may reverse its course.

Until then, it is headed for the moon, and you need to just deal with that fact. Because if you hate gold now, then you’re really going to hate it by the end of the year 😉

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[quote=afx114]Using Glen Beck as an economic indicator, has gold officially jumped the shark?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzjjHzO8aeI

Kinda interesting in that Beck has lost all of his advertising revenue except for those gold scrap-for-cash spamfomercials.[/quote]

Using the actions of our bond purchasers as an economic indicator (which may be a tad more reliable than the Glenn Beck Index), gold has not jumped the shark. In fact, the shark is heading towards U.S. bonds, which are only months or weeks away from plummeting headlong into the water and being feasted upon by said shark:

“Treasury Bonds Decline After $12 Billion Auction of Securities”

“A worse-than-expected auction brings into question the benign inflation expectation that investors have,” said Anshul Pradhan, an interest-rate strategist in New York at primary dealer Barclays Plc, before the auction. “It reignites concerns about the strength and sustainability of the rally we’ve seen lately.”

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=ayD2HTICB35s

No one wants our shit anymore, and the tepid demand that we do have for Treasuries comes with heavy Fed purchasing. Instead of focusing on the gold bubble (which has, incidentally, been bubbling for about 7 years now), perhaps the focus should more appropriately be placed on the Treasury bubble. Because that puppy is about to pop. When and if Treasury demand becomes robust WITHOUT Fed monetization; when and IF our $10 trillion debt is sliced to something more manageable that can be paid off in, oh, say three generations or less; when and IF *real* unemployment returns to 7% and we actually start creating thousands of jobs every month instead of using 250,000; when and IF the markets can rally without having rates held to ridiculous and unsustainably low levels; when and IF manufacturing returns to this country in a volume that can sustain a viable middle class, THEN gold may reverse its course.

Until then, it is headed for the moon, and you need to just deal with that fact. Because if you hate gold now, then you’re really going to hate it by the end of the year 😉

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[quote=afx114]Using Glen Beck as an economic indicator, has gold officially jumped the shark?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzjjHzO8aeI

Kinda interesting in that Beck has lost all of his advertising revenue except for those gold scrap-for-cash spamfomercials.[/quote]

Using the actions of our bond purchasers as an economic indicator (which may be a tad more reliable than the Glenn Beck Index), gold has not jumped the shark. In fact, the shark is heading towards U.S. bonds, which are only months or weeks away from plummeting headlong into the water and being feasted upon by said shark:

“Treasury Bonds Decline After $12 Billion Auction of Securities”

“A worse-than-expected auction brings into question the benign inflation expectation that investors have,” said Anshul Pradhan, an interest-rate strategist in New York at primary dealer Barclays Plc, before the auction. “It reignites concerns about the strength and sustainability of the rally we’ve seen lately.”

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=ayD2HTICB35s

No one wants our shit anymore, and the tepid demand that we do have for Treasuries comes with heavy Fed purchasing. Instead of focusing on the gold bubble (which has, incidentally, been bubbling for about 7 years now), perhaps the focus should more appropriately be placed on the Treasury bubble. Because that puppy is about to pop. When and if Treasury demand becomes robust WITHOUT Fed monetization; when and IF our $10 trillion debt is sliced to something more manageable that can be paid off in, oh, say three generations or less; when and IF *real* unemployment returns to 7% and we actually start creating thousands of jobs every month instead of using 250,000; when and IF the markets can rally without having rates held to ridiculous and unsustainably low levels; when and IF manufacturing returns to this country in a volume that can sustain a viable middle class, THEN gold may reverse its course.

Until then, it is headed for the moon, and you need to just deal with that fact. Because if you hate gold now, then you’re really going to hate it by the end of the year 😉

[partypup]

[quote=afx114]Using Glen Beck as an economic indicator, has gold officially jumped the shark?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzjjHzO8aeI

Kinda interesting in that Beck has lost all of his advertising revenue except for those gold scrap-for-cash spamfomercials.[/quote]

Using the actions of our bond purchasers as an economic indicator (which may be a tad more reliable than the Glenn Beck Index), gold has not jumped the shark. In fact, the shark is heading towards U.S. bonds, which are only months or weeks away from plummeting headlong into the water and being feasted upon by said shark:

“Treasury Bonds Decline After $12 Billion Auction of Securities”

“A worse-than-expected auction brings into question the benign inflation expectation that investors have,” said Anshul Pradhan, an interest-rate strategist in New York at primary dealer Barclays Plc, before the auction. “It reignites concerns about the strength and sustainability of the rally we’ve seen lately.”

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=ayD2HTICB35s

No one wants our shit anymore, and the tepid demand that we do have for Treasuries comes with heavy Fed purchasing. Instead of focusing on the gold bubble (which has, incidentally, been bubbling for about 7 years now), perhaps the focus should more appropriately be placed on the Treasury bubble. Because that puppy is about to pop. When and if Treasury demand becomes robust WITHOUT Fed monetization; when and IF our $10 trillion debt is sliced to something more manageable that can be paid off in, oh, say three generations or less; when and IF *real* unemployment returns to 7% and we actually start creating thousands of jobs every month instead of using 250,000; when and IF the markets can rally without having rates held to ridiculous and unsustainably low levels; when and IF manufacturing returns to this country in a volume that can sustain a viable middle class, THEN gold may reverse its course.

Until then, it is headed for the moon, and you need to just deal with that fact. Because if you hate gold now, then you’re really going to hate it by the end of the year 😉

[partypup]

[quote=afx114]Using Glen Beck as an economic indicator, has gold officially jumped the shark?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzjjHzO8aeI

Kinda interesting in that Beck has lost all of his advertising revenue except for those gold scrap-for-cash spamfomercials.[/quote]

Using the actions of our bond purchasers as an economic indicator (which may be a tad more reliable than the Glenn Beck Index), gold has not jumped the shark. In fact, the shark is heading towards U.S. bonds, which are only months or weeks away from plummeting headlong into the water and being feasted upon by said shark:

“Treasury Bonds Decline After $12 Billion Auction of Securities”

“A worse-than-expected auction brings into question the benign inflation expectation that investors have,” said Anshul Pradhan, an interest-rate strategist in New York at primary dealer Barclays Plc, before the auction. “It reignites concerns about the strength and sustainability of the rally we’ve seen lately.”

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=ayD2HTICB35s

No one wants our shit anymore, and the tepid demand that we do have for Treasuries comes with heavy Fed purchasing. Instead of focusing on the gold bubble (which has, incidentally, been bubbling for about 7 years now), perhaps the focus should more appropriately be placed on the Treasury bubble. Because that puppy is about to pop. When and if Treasury demand becomes robust WITHOUT Fed monetization; when and IF our $10 trillion debt is sliced to something more manageable that can be paid off in, oh, say three generations or less; when and IF *real* unemployment returns to 7% and we actually start creating thousands of jobs every month instead of using 250,000; when and IF the markets can rally without having rates held to ridiculous and unsustainably low levels; when and IF manufacturing returns to this country in a volume that can sustain a viable middle class, THEN gold may reverse its course.

Until then, it is headed for the moon, and you need to just deal with that fact. Because if you hate gold now, then you’re really going to hate it by the end of the year 😉

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[quote=EJ]reminder of previous predictions:

http://piggington.com/ot_countdown_three_weeks_to_chaos

” I have studied each of their reports, in which they have consistently labeled Fall 2008 as the point in which the world in general, and the U.S. in particular, would enter the heart of the system crisis. The only variation I note is that LEAP estimates that the dollar’s role as the world’s reserve currency will cease around the end of the 2nd quarter of 2009. My source believes that it will happen sooner. Or perhaps it is the case that the process begins in October and culminates in June. In any event,
the Fall and Winter are going to be extraordinarily brutal.

I am hoping that all who read this will understand the message that I am trying to relay to you: time is short. Many of us have been expecting what is coming from months or years. Some have only awaken to what is coming a few months ago. Others still don’t understand what is coming. But as Wall St literally disintegrates before our eyes, I don’t think there can be any question at this point that we are on the verge of something unprecedented and catastrophic.

If you have money in the markets, you need to get it out NOW.”

Partypup, Sept 2008[/quote]

I believe the Dow lost 3,000 points by mid-October 2008 when the system failed to within an inch of its life (as Bernanke and Geithner now feeely admit – or did you miss their comments?) Did you leave your money in the market and are you still hanging on, hoping it gets back to 14,000?

EJ, play this as you’d like and believe what you like. But let me ask you: will it help you if the timing of the dollar crisis occurs a year later than I expected? Or two years? Seems to me that the real issue isn’t the timing, but the outcome. I’m not alone in making these predictions now. There is an entire chorus behind me, and gold is singing the loudest.

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[quote=EJ]reminder of previous predictions:

http://piggington.com/ot_countdown_three_weeks_to_chaos

” I have studied each of their reports, in which they have consistently labeled Fall 2008 as the point in which the world in general, and the U.S. in particular, would enter the heart of the system crisis. The only variation I note is that LEAP estimates that the dollar’s role as the world’s reserve currency will cease around the end of the 2nd quarter of 2009. My source believes that it will happen sooner. Or perhaps it is the case that the process begins in October and culminates in June. In any event,
the Fall and Winter are going to be extraordinarily brutal.

I am hoping that all who read this will understand the message that I am trying to relay to you: time is short. Many of us have been expecting what is coming from months or years. Some have only awaken to what is coming a few months ago. Others still don’t understand what is coming. But as Wall St literally disintegrates before our eyes, I don’t think there can be any question at this point that we are on the verge of something unprecedented and catastrophic.

If you have money in the markets, you need to get it out NOW.”

Partypup, Sept 2008[/quote]

I believe the Dow lost 3,000 points by mid-October 2008 when the system failed to within an inch of its life (as Bernanke and Geithner now feeely admit – or did you miss their comments?) Did you leave your money in the market and are you still hanging on, hoping it gets back to 14,000?

EJ, play this as you’d like and believe what you like. But let me ask you: will it help you if the timing of the dollar crisis occurs a year later than I expected? Or two years? Seems to me that the real issue isn’t the timing, but the outcome. I’m not alone in making these predictions now. There is an entire chorus behind me, and gold is singing the loudest.

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[quote=EJ]reminder of previous predictions:

http://piggington.com/ot_countdown_three_weeks_to_chaos

” I have studied each of their reports, in which they have consistently labeled Fall 2008 as the point in which the world in general, and the U.S. in particular, would enter the heart of the system crisis. The only variation I note is that LEAP estimates that the dollar’s role as the world’s reserve currency will cease around the end of the 2nd quarter of 2009. My source believes that it will happen sooner. Or perhaps it is the case that the process begins in October and culminates in June. In any event,
the Fall and Winter are going to be extraordinarily brutal.

I am hoping that all who read this will understand the message that I am trying to relay to you: time is short. Many of us have been expecting what is coming from months or years. Some have only awaken to what is coming a few months ago. Others still don’t understand what is coming. But as Wall St literally disintegrates before our eyes, I don’t think there can be any question at this point that we are on the verge of something unprecedented and catastrophic.

If you have money in the markets, you need to get it out NOW.”

Partypup, Sept 2008[/quote]

I believe the Dow lost 3,000 points by mid-October 2008 when the system failed to within an inch of its life (as Bernanke and Geithner now feeely admit – or did you miss their comments?) Did you leave your money in the market and are you still hanging on, hoping it gets back to 14,000?

EJ, play this as you’d like and believe what you like. But let me ask you: will it help you if the timing of the dollar crisis occurs a year later than I expected? Or two years? Seems to me that the real issue isn’t the timing, but the outcome. I’m not alone in making these predictions now. There is an entire chorus behind me, and gold is singing the loudest.

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[quote=EJ]reminder of previous predictions:

http://piggington.com/ot_countdown_three_weeks_to_chaos

” I have studied each of their reports, in which they have consistently labeled Fall 2008 as the point in which the world in general, and the U.S. in particular, would enter the heart of the system crisis. The only variation I note is that LEAP estimates that the dollar’s role as the world’s reserve currency will cease around the end of the 2nd quarter of 2009. My source believes that it will happen sooner. Or perhaps it is the case that the process begins in October and culminates in June. In any event,
the Fall and Winter are going to be extraordinarily brutal.

I am hoping that all who read this will understand the message that I am trying to relay to you: time is short. Many of us have been expecting what is coming from months or years. Some have only awaken to what is coming a few months ago. Others still don’t understand what is coming. But as Wall St literally disintegrates before our eyes, I don’t think there can be any question at this point that we are on the verge of something unprecedented and catastrophic.

If you have money in the markets, you need to get it out NOW.”

Partypup, Sept 2008[/quote]

I believe the Dow lost 3,000 points by mid-October 2008 when the system failed to within an inch of its life (as Bernanke and Geithner now feeely admit – or did you miss their comments?) Did you leave your money in the market and are you still hanging on, hoping it gets back to 14,000?

EJ, play this as you’d like and believe what you like. But let me ask you: will it help you if the timing of the dollar crisis occurs a year later than I expected? Or two years? Seems to me that the real issue isn’t the timing, but the outcome. I’m not alone in making these predictions now. There is an entire chorus behind me, and gold is singing the loudest.

[partypup]

[quote=EJ]reminder of previous predictions:

http://piggington.com/ot_countdown_three_weeks_to_chaos

” I have studied each of their reports, in which they have consistently labeled Fall 2008 as the point in which the world in general, and the U.S. in particular, would enter the heart of the system crisis. The only variation I note is that LEAP estimates that the dollar’s role as the world’s reserve currency will cease around the end of the 2nd quarter of 2009. My source believes that it will happen sooner. Or perhaps it is the case that the process begins in October and culminates in June. In any event,
the Fall and Winter are going to be extraordinarily brutal.

I am hoping that all who read this will understand the message that I am trying to relay to you: time is short. Many of us have been expecting what is coming from months or years. Some have only awaken to what is coming a few months ago. Others still don’t understand what is coming. But as Wall St literally disintegrates before our eyes, I don’t think there can be any question at this point that we are on the verge of something unprecedented and catastrophic.

If you have money in the markets, you need to get it out NOW.”

Partypup, Sept 2008[/quote]

I believe the Dow lost 3,000 points by mid-October 2008 when the system failed to within an inch of its life (as Bernanke and Geithner now feeely admit – or did you miss their comments?) Did you leave your money in the market and are you still hanging on, hoping it gets back to 14,000?

EJ, play this as you’d like and believe what you like. But let me ask you: will it help you if the timing of the dollar crisis occurs a year later than I expected? Or two years? Seems to me that the real issue isn’t the timing, but the outcome. I’m not alone in making these predictions now. There is an entire chorus behind me, and gold is singing the loudest.

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