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WOW!
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Don't get too excited there, an economic decline isn't near as exciting as a collaspe.
He's talking about a 1 percent decline per year type of deal.
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This is an old video. I was just posting it because of how transparent he was. You don't see that everyday in the news. lol
And yes, there will be another crash and this one will be much worse than the first, the collapse of the dollar.
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This is an old video. I was just posting it because of how transparent he was. You don't see that everyday in the news. lol
And yes, there will be another crash and this one will be much worse than the first, the collapse of the dollar.
dollar should be pretty safe... lot's of chinese backing
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this was recorded over a year ago and everything he said was false, euro now is 1.35, stock market since he recorded this down up 3000 sp over 150 and we now know big funds where buying greek debt, and the dollar is down big time
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dollar is stable. Gold is very stable.
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Gold is the last resort. Very good.
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i'd give that girl a proper rogering
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Gold is the last resort. Very good.
Guns and ammunition are a much better investment.
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does this mean you need to take your money out of your account?
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I learned most of this in an average undergrad finance class. This is only mind blowing to the financially uneducated, who deserve to be poor.
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dollar is stable. Gold is very stable.
gold will be dropping big time from here on out, save this post (might have afew spikes) but in 3 months expect it somewhere in the 1400's or lower
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does this mean you need to take your money out of your account?
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Guns and ammunition are a much better investment.
??? Is a zombie apocalypse imminent?
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This is an old video. I was just posting it because of how transparent he was. You don't see that everyday in the news. lol
And yes, there will be another crash and this one will be much worse than the first, the collapse of the dollar.
That's guy was wrong with his prediction. He said the market would crash in less than a year (sometime in 2012).
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Moment of truth,
"Governments don't rule the world, Goldman Sachs rules the world."
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??? Is a zombie apocalypse imminent?
Hahaha
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??? Is a zombie apocalypse imminent?
Most likely, no. I have watched ammo I bought last year triple in price.
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The US and Eurozone ('the west') are f'ed, it's been a long homecoming to roast. That's why they are waging wars on other countries to rob them, ruin them, so that the west actually looks more appealing economically and life-style wise.
In the end it's ruining everyone.
It's pretty laughable when people who reside in the west talk about other countries sucking or being 'poor' or being whatever, when the west is so much in debt. 17 trillion dollar US alone, then there's each eurozone country, etc.. including Canada although we're a 'little better off'.
What other 'poor countries' or countries that were attacked or leeched via puppets by western countries exist... they have 'far more' than what the illusionary west has. All the west ever had was credit and now debt. And every day a lot more a lot more a whole lot of nothing.
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fair points
The US and Eurozone ('the west') are f'ed, it's been a long homecoming to roast. That's why they are waging wars on other countries to rob them, ruin them, so that the west actually looks more appealing economically and life-style wise.
In the end it's ruining everyone.
It's pretty laughable when people who reside in the west talk about other countries sucking or being 'poor' or being whatever, when the west is so much in debt. 17 trillion dollar US alone, then there's each eurozone country, etc.. including Canada although we're a 'little better off'.
What other 'poor countries' or countries that were attacked or leeched via puppets by western countries exist... they have 'far more' than what the illusionary west has. All the west ever had was credit and now debt. And every day a lot more a lot more a whole lot of nothing.
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Most likely, no. I have watched ammo I bought last year triple in price.
I read that cops here were having a hard time finding ammo.
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Yes, from December 2011. So happy for the people who listened to this guy.
They lost out on 20-30% growth in the last 14-15 months.
Wondering why there .05% in the bank is just sitting there.
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gold will be dropping big time from here on out, save this post (might have afew spikes) but in 3 months expect it somewhere in the 1400's or lower
From your lips to God's ears!!!
I want it to go down considerably, ...cause when it does, I'll be buying alot more of it.
So will alot of people. The more people who are able to get physical gold in their hands, ...the better off we all are.
The gold manipulators can't surpress the price forever. Eventually they will lose control, ...and when they do, watch out!!! We are going to see a dramatic escalation in price, and re-valuation of gold.
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Market analyst Stewart Thompson argued today that as "quantitative easing" increasingly is recognized to have failed to revive economies, nations will turn to gold revaluation, just as they did during the Great Depression.
"Gold is going higher, much higher," Thompson writes. "It's going higher because government treasury departments are moving away from quantitative easing involving bonds and toward QE involving gold. The gold bears will be destroyed, and everything they made you afraid of will seem ridiculous in hindsight. There will be no currency war, but there will be co-ordinated devaluation of all G20 currencies against gold, just like there was in the 1930s."
Thompson's commentary is headlined "QE and Gold Revaluation"
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Yes, from December 2011. So happy for the people who listened to this guy.
They lost out on 20-30% growth in the last 14-15 months.
Wondering why there .05% in the bank is just sitting there.
Much better to be a year or two early than to be a day late.
Truth is, markets have pulled a rabbit out of their hats, but they know the game is up, ...that's why the QE to infinity. Turning on the cash spigot is the only thing they can do, despite knowing it will only exascerbate the pain of the inevitable.
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End of the west was the end of Germany.
US intervention policy, or better the powers that have been abusing it ever since, have fucked up most of the globe.
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for us bottom feeders bread crumbs collectors fuck all will change.
Speak for yourself. Not everyone here is a bread crumb collecting bottom feeder.
For those that are, ...things will change, ...they will get worse. You may not be able to imagine or envision it, but as disgusting as you may think your life is today, ...it can and most definitely WILL get a whole lot worse. Worse than those currently living is so called "3rd world banana republics".
We take so much for granted here in the West. Too much. We live in a delicate system of interconnectedness, and when one glitch gets into the cogs, the whole works stops functioning, and most of us do not know how to cope or survive, let alone thrive in such an environment. It's like in August of 2003. One tiny little hub in Ohio blew, and it knocked out electricity in 2 countries.
dollar collapse my ass, its backed by international trade and the usa military force.
The usa dollar is backed by nothing but US promises.
And of course we know the US government would never lie, or break a promise right? ::)
As for international trade, there are a lot of countries that do not want to do business with the USA or even have customers in the USA.
usas still strongest economy in the world.
Uh... nope.
even if a currency collapses, the govt will have a solution ready upfront.
Just like they had a solution ready to help the people during Katrina. You wanna depend on the gov? Good luck!
i been to nations while their currency collapsed, guess what,life went on.
Life went on because there were other currencies that one could turn to to protect themselves. now ALL currencies are in an orchestrated take down, as countries war with other countries using currency devaluation as the weapon. You cannot protect your dollars by putting them in euros, because the ECB is printing money just as fast as the Fed. It's a race to the bottom, and all nations are devaluing their currencies against gold.
wiggs, ffs read a book on economy, leave the conspiracy videos aside.
That's not a conspiracy theory, these are facts. Just because Rastani's timeline hasn't panned out doesn't mean he doesn't speak the truth. The timeline is something that no one can be certain of, ...but what we can be certain of is that it will occur. It is a mathematical certainty and inevitability.
even if the whole system came crashing down what makes you think youd be any better off afterwards?
'Cause I have my money in GOLD! Nations are devaluing their currencies against GOLD.
The Basel III accords have ensured that all the derivatives will end up being backed by gold. It will be the basis for whatever new currency comes into play. It may go up, and down, and up and down, but long term, it's overall trajectory is up.
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24kt, you are an idiot,plain and simple.
ill keep this short.
good luck with your gold ::)
you know fuck all, i have been there when a currency collapsed, noone gave a shit about gold.noone.
every currency is backed by not much more than a promise.the value is estimated by the economic power,the expected tax revenues etc.
backe by economic power, and usa IS THE STRONGEST NAD BIGGEST ECONOMY worldwide, look it up if you dont believe it.
it might be on the decline but its still the biggest.
besdies that usa is the only nation on earth which can get away with monetizing its debt.
the solution will be a bank hollyday, followed by plan a or b or c, whatever govt sees as best for the time.
theres other currencys than just the usd and euro, i hope youre aware of this.
rastanis timeline hasnt panned out?fuck all he said has panned out.
so of all the possible scenarious, you think you have the best plan ready, with gold at hands?
HAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHHA
So we have a difference of opinion. No need for hostility.
If you want to put your faith in the USA government, you are perfectly free to do so.
If you can turn off the rabid pit bull persona long enough to check out some information with an open mind, you might want to check out this article that was just skyped to me. I didn't right it, but the author sure could have been in my head when he did. Either that or he's been reading some of my pposts on the subject.
Anyways, ...
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=460585.msg6621269#msg6621269
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24kt, you are an idiot,plain and simple.
ill keep this short.
good luck with your gold ::)
you know fuck all, i have been there when a currency collapsed, noone gave a shit about gold.noone.
every currency is backed by not much more than a promise.the value is estimated by the economic power,the expected tax revenues etc.
backe by economic power, and usa IS THE STRONGEST NAD BIGGEST ECONOMY worldwide, look it up if you dont believe it.
it might be on the decline but its still the biggest.
besdies that usa is the only nation on earth which can get away with monetizing its debt.
the solution will be a bank hollyday, followed by plan a or b or c, whatever govt sees as best for the time.
theres other currencys than just the usd and euro, i hope youre aware of this.
rastanis timeline hasnt panned out?fuck all he said has panned out.
so of all the possible scenarious, you think you have the best plan ready, with gold at hands?
HAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHHA
Why melt so much in favor of the US scammers?
This game is coming to an end.
You left the sinking ship of your country so I guess the changes weren't too pleasant. If the bigger ship goes down I hope you're holding your "golden" ticket to Asia.
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In the context of this discussion, the proposition that an economic collapse is imminent will acquire a glean of legitimacy (it has none at present) if everyone asserting its truth does the following:
1. List your educational background in either macroeconomics, fiscal/monetary policy, or some tangentially related field (e.g., global trade)
2. List your professional experience in government, a private corporation, an international organization, or some such pertaining to either macroeconomics, global economics, fiscal/monetary policy, or some tangentially related field (e.g., global trade)
3. Increase the specificity of your claim by: (i) defining your terms (what is meant by "collapse"; how soon does "imminent" imply?) (ii) making your claim falsifiable (list the events which, if they should occur, will render your claim false) (iii) specifying plausible economic/social/political mechanisms that will generate the occurrence of your claim.
4. If the conjunction of 1. and 2. mean that you have less experience and education than the relevant experts who disagree with you (most economists, most policy officials, most financial experts), please indicate what it is about you that makes your claim more plausible than the assertion of its negation on the part of these experts.
Since you're all apparently certain of what is to come, I trust that the above exercise will be a cakewalk for you. Thanks in advance.