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Quote from: notme on March 16, 2012, 01:31:15 PM

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Quote from: check_status on March 16, 2012, 11:39:01 AM

America brought down the towers to hide that they stole all of the gold from the basement. They had to pay back China for the gold they were shorted in another unpublicized theft. So now the gold market, under an artificial inflation, will remain until they sell all of their stolen gold without crashing this high price.

So, let me get this straight: the US destroyed tens of billion of dollars worth of real estate to scavenge less than half a billion dollars in gold. Huh

Yeah, that sounds reasonable Cheesy

It totally is!! Much less killing a couple thousand of the best and brightest and throwing the country into a economic tailspin that cost Trillions..

all for a few hundred million of gold bars..

Maybe they bought insurance. And shorted the stock market. And leveraged up on oil. And ...

There was certainly an overall loss, but individual profits could certainly outweigh individual losses if you knew when and where it was going to happen.

You then plow all your profits into gold, and slow it off slowly at the new, elevated prices.

Maybe my dog shits gold bars. Maybe he can talk. Maybe his piss is yellow cake uranium.. Maybe I take the profit from the gold bars to send my dog to engineering school to learn how to build centrifuges with which to purify his piss into weapons grade uranium!!! Then no one will fuck with my dog cause he will be a f'n nuclear power!@!!

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Quote from: silverbox on March 16, 2012, 01:14:35 PM

Quote from: waveaddict on March 16, 2012, 01:03:00 PM

Quote from: check_status on March 16, 2012, 11:39:01 AM

America brought down the towers to hide that they stole all of the gold from the basement. They had to pay back China for the gold they were shorted in another unpublicized theft. So now the gold market, under an artificial inflation, will remain until they sell all of their stolen gold without crashing this high price.

So, let me get this straight: the US destroyed tens of billion of dollars worth of real estate to scavenge less than half a billion dollars in gold. Huh

Yeah, that sounds reasonable Cheesy

It totally is!! Much less killing a couple thousand of the best and brightest and throwing the country into a economic tailspin that cost Trillions..

all for a few hundred million of gold bars..

Maybe they bought insurance. And shorted the stock market. And leveraged up on oil. And ...

There was certainly an overall loss, but individual profits could certainly outweigh individual losses if you knew when and where it was going to happen.

You then plow all your profits into gold, and slow it off slowly at the new, elevated prices.

silverbox

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Quote from: waveaddict on March 16, 2012, 01:03:00 PM

Quote from: check_status on March 16, 2012, 11:39:01 AM

America brought down the towers to hide that they stole all of the gold from the basement. They had to pay back China for the gold they were shorted in another unpublicized theft. So now the gold market, under an artificial inflation, will remain until they sell all of their stolen gold without crashing this high price.

So, let me get this straight: the US destroyed tens of billion of dollars worth of real estate to scavenge less than half a billion dollars in gold. Huh

Yeah, that sounds reasonable Cheesy

It totally is!! Much less killing a couple thousand of the best and brightest and throwing the country into a economic tailspin that cost Trillions..

all for a few hundred million of gold bars..

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Quote from: check_status on March 16, 2012, 11:39:01 AM

America brought down the towers to hide that they stole all of the gold from the basement. They had to pay back China for the gold they were shorted in another unpublicized theft. So now the gold market, under an artificial inflation, will remain until they sell all of their stolen gold without crashing this high price.

So, let me get this straight: the US destroyed tens of billion of dollars worth of real estate to scavenge less than half a billion dollars in gold. Huh

Yeah, that sounds reasonable Cheesy

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Quote from: conspirosphere.tk on March 16, 2012, 12:24:47 PM

Quote from: silverbox on March 16, 2012, 12:12:44 PM

Quote from: check_status on March 16, 2012, 11:39:01 AM

America brought down the towers to hide that they stole all of the gold from the basement.

By chance could I get some of that crack your smoking??

It is you who liberally drinked too much kool-aid.
http://911research.wtc7.net/wtc/evidence/gold.html
http://911review.com/motive/gold.html

Kool Aid is delicious!!

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Marketing manager - GO MP

Quote from: conspirosphere.tk on March 16, 2012, 12:24:47 PM

Quote from: silverbox on March 16, 2012, 12:12:44 PM

Quote from: check_status on March 16, 2012, 11:39:01 AM

America brought down the towers to hide that they stole all of the gold from the basement.

By chance could I get some of that crack your smoking??

It is you who liberally drinked too much kool-aid.
http://911research.wtc7.net/wtc/evidence/gold.html
http://911review.com/motive/gold.html

lol yeah.
One of the holy cows on this topic.

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Bitcoin is antisemitic

Quote from: silverbox on March 16, 2012, 12:12:44 PM

Quote from: check_status on March 16, 2012, 11:39:01 AM

America brought down the towers to hide that they stole all of the gold from the basement.

By chance could I get some of that crack your smoking??

It is you who liberally drinked too much kool-aid.
http://911research.wtc7.net/wtc/evidence/gold.html
http://911review.com/motive/gold.html

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Quote from: check_status on March 16, 2012, 11:39:01 AM

America brought down the towers to hide that they stole all of the gold from the basement. They had to pay back China for the gold they were shorted in another unpublicized theft. So now the gold market, under an artificial inflation, will remain until they sell all of their stolen gold without crashing this high price.

By chance could I get some of that crack your smoking??

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America brought down the towers to hide that they stole all of the gold from the basement. They had to pay back China for the gold they were shorted in another unpublicized theft. So now the gold market, under an artificial inflation, will remain until they sell all of their stolen gold without crashing this high price.

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Quote from: SkRRJyTC on March 15, 2012, 01:28:18 PM

Quote from: silverbox on March 15, 2012, 01:10:53 PM

a phone tablet combo.

I have been asking for this for YEARS. Sounds like the perfect device to me. But, everyone tells me a tablet sized device would be to big and awkward to hold to your face... I dont think I'd mind. Im talking about ~7" BTW

You want something 7" held up to your face? Will you digitally manipulate it or address it orally? Do you prefer a hard or soft case?

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Quote from: SkRRJyTC on March 15, 2012, 01:28:18 PM

Quote from: silverbox on March 15, 2012, 01:10:53 PM

a phone tablet combo.

.. to big and awkward to hold to your face... I dont think I'd mind. Im talking about ~7" BTW

Thats what she said..

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we are so close.

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GALAXY NOTE - the clownshoe for your pants^^

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Quote from: silverbox on March 15, 2012, 01:10:53 PM

a phone tablet combo.

I have been asking for this for YEARS. Sounds like the perfect device to me. But, everyone tells me a tablet sized device would be to big and awkward to hold to your face... I dont think I'd mind. Im talking about ~7" BTW

silverbox

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Yup. I actually agree with you on AAPL, I think its about topped out. They need a new product. like a phone tablet combo. call it the "iPHAD"

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AAPL going negative.

silverbox

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gold back up today!

The inverted hammer on AAPL is NOT confirmed!!

Business as usual folks, stuff goes down, then comes back up Wink

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Quote from: silverbox on March 14, 2012, 08:09:59 PM

Quote from: tvbcof on March 14, 2012, 07:43:15 PM

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Quote from: cypherdoc on March 14, 2012, 04:08:55 PM

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it'll be an all-one-market effect with USD up and everything else down. the Fed won't be able to print fast enough and the printing that they do comes with some trepidation b/c if they destroy the USD, their only tool, they then self destruct.

I strongly suspect that TPTB are fully aware of, and largely in control of, the demise of the USD. Far from 'self destruction', I suspect that it will be a great leap forward for them.

If _I_ were doing the engineering, I would formulate things such that a bulk of the population were in need of the support of the government for survival. Like having government issued and government re-charged debit cards for buying food, paying bills, obtaining health care, etc. In this way the population is dis-incentivezed toward picking up guns or stirring up trouble on twitter, and will likely be antagonistic to those who reject the new monetary solution as such people (i.e., us Bitcoin users and those of us who might hold PM's) would be a legitimate threat to their survival.

As an added benefit of such a scheme, inflation could be tuned by putting card holders into debt. Indebtedness is especially effective in keeping people working for limited pay so that is another feature of such a scheme.

are you by chance selling tinfoil hats??

No particular value in that widget...it's pretty easy for the interested consumer to make his own.

To imagine that the people who manage our monetary and political systems are clueless mouth breathers might be fun, but is probably vastly incorrect. It could be the case, and it could be that something as complex as the federal reserve, BIS, and various departments of state all operate in some mindless random fashion, but it seems unlikely to me. And I see increasingly less evidence that such entities operate with the well being of the general public as their primary goal. I make my investment decisions and formulate my 'tinfoil hat' theories accordingly.

I think most of the powers that be have the common good at heart (they will of course look out for #1). Maybe I'm nieve. But its a big commplicated mess that I don't think anyone really understands completely, and even things that are done with the best of intentions can turn out bad for the 99%. Its more of a cluster F, then a actively guided means to screw the 99%..

I lean toward this ... on days that I'm sober

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Quote from: tvbcof on March 14, 2012, 07:43:15 PM

Quote from: silverbox on March 14, 2012, 04:56:40 PM

Quote from: tvbcof on March 14, 2012, 04:54:16 PM

Quote from: cypherdoc on March 14, 2012, 04:08:55 PM

...
it'll be an all-one-market effect with USD up and everything else down. the Fed won't be able to print fast enough and the printing that they do comes with some trepidation b/c if they destroy the USD, their only tool, they then self destruct.

I strongly suspect that TPTB are fully aware of, and largely in control of, the demise of the USD. Far from 'self destruction', I suspect that it will be a great leap forward for them.

If _I_ were doing the engineering, I would formulate things such that a bulk of the population were in need of the support of the government for survival. Like having government issued and government re-charged debit cards for buying food, paying bills, obtaining health care, etc. In this way the population is dis-incentivezed toward picking up guns or stirring up trouble on twitter, and will likely be antagonistic to those who reject the new monetary solution as such people (i.e., us Bitcoin users and those of us who might hold PM's) would be a legitimate threat to their survival.

As an added benefit of such a scheme, inflation could be tuned by putting card holders into debt. Indebtedness is especially effective in keeping people working for limited pay so that is another feature of such a scheme.

are you by chance selling tinfoil hats??

No particular value in that widget...it's pretty easy for the interested consumer to make his own.

To imagine that the people who manage our monetary and political systems are clueless mouth breathers might be fun, but is probably vastly incorrect. It could be the case, and it could be that something as complex as the federal reserve, BIS, and various departments of state all operate in some mindless random fashion, but it seems unlikely to me. And I see increasingly less evidence that such entities operate with the well being of the general public as their primary goal. I make my investment decisions and formulate my 'tinfoil hat' theories accordingly.

I think most of the powers that be have the common good at heart (they will of course look out for #1). Maybe I'm naive. But its a big commplicated mess that I don't think anyone really understands completely, and even things that are done with the best of intentions can turn out bad for the 99%. Its more of a cluster F, then a actively guided means to screw the 99%..

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Quote from: silverbox on March 14, 2012, 04:56:40 PM

Quote from: tvbcof on March 14, 2012, 04:54:16 PM

Quote from: cypherdoc on March 14, 2012, 04:08:55 PM

...
it'll be an all-one-market effect with USD up and everything else down. the Fed won't be able to print fast enough and the printing that they do comes with some trepidation b/c if they destroy the USD, their only tool, they then self destruct.

I strongly suspect that TPTB are fully aware of, and largely in control of, the demise of the USD. Far from 'self destruction', I suspect that it will be a great leap forward for them.

If _I_ were doing the engineering, I would formulate things such that a bulk of the population were in need of the support of the government for survival. Like having government issued and government re-charged debit cards for buying food, paying bills, obtaining health care, etc. In this way the population is dis-incentivezed toward picking up guns or stirring up trouble on twitter, and will likely be antagonistic to those who reject the new monetary solution as such people (i.e., us Bitcoin users and those of us who might hold PM's) would be a legitimate threat to their survival.

As an added benefit of such a scheme, inflation could be tuned by putting card holders into debt. Indebtedness is especially effective in keeping people working for limited pay so that is another feature of such a scheme.

are you by chance selling tinfoil hats??

No particular value in that widget...it's pretty easy for the interested consumer to make his own.

To imagine that the people who manage our monetary and political systems are clueless mouth breathers might be fun, but is probably vastly incorrect. It could be the case, and it could be that something as complex as the federal reserve, BIS, and various departments of state all operate in some mindless random fashion, but it seems unlikely to me. And I see increasingly less evidence that such entities operate with the well being of the general public as their primary goal. I make my investment decisions and formulate my 'tinfoil hat' theories accordingly.

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