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aedens
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Higgenbotham wrote:The record divergences are evidence Bernanke has been successful milking the periphery and the rest of the world bone dry with QE for the benefit of the Dow multinationals.
Yes, we covered that element and the stripping events to come and why already.
around this time forumed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z03i-ubbBvM

As forumed Long-term effects of stress of your body’s responses the perfect storm, but damaging if it goes on for weeks or years. Raised levels of cortisol for prolonged periods can damp down your immune system and decrease the number of brain cells so impairing your memory. It can also affect your blood pressure and the fats in your blood making it more likely you will have a heart attack or stroke.

I will relink the tools you are abused by for some time. http://educate-yourself.org/cn/silentwe ... ay79.shtml

Some remember, more do not. They will note depression tongue in cheek today if they even understand what they even say.
Stay in the Book or fall. The battle is still being fought at Shell for the residual effects also. Some eyes never open, be warned.

"The problem is not just a handful of government villains, the problem is US, the weak and complicit electorate we've become, and a pale shadow of the steel-balled patriots that made this country possible to begin with. If we want to go on a witch hunt for an evil nemesis, we should begin by looking in the mirror."

James5 is also a testimony against the banking practice of leasing gold and silver. For when they do that, their gold and silver literally "rust away", as they attempt to continue to list as assets in their books the gold and silver that is gone! Truly, gold does not rust, it is only the insane practice of leasing gold that helps to explain how gold could be cankered and rust away. Furthermore, the verse says that the rust of the gold will be a "witness against you", and today, we see the increasing awareness among people of the fraudulent banking practice of metals leasing, which, increasingly, is certainly a witness against the banks and your sickness in the people.
“We are not to simply bandage the wounds of victims beneath the wheels of injustice, we are to drive a spoke into the wheel itself.”
Dietrich Bonhoeffer
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http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-04-0 ... wtf-charts ty

Also as we all know over 30 million people depend on our water. They are blocking the moving death and bickering
over who will do what to arrest this reality.
http://www.epa.gov/region5/superfund/np ... index.html

Its moving underground to feed lake michigan and your water as many other sites over the decades as they piss and moan
about who does what. These monsters are at all levels of state, federal, and business as your people suffer and they have the
balls to have the irs seize more money to fund your health. How do I know, we are there watching this real time in the meetings.

If you go back to early last century the sourthern end of the lake was totally dead until they turned the illinios rivers course south.
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If this civilization were to collapse like Rome, I think it's near impossible to sort through all the causes. Just looking at the brain rot, we can list the education system, distractions, individual failure, environmental contamination, drug and alcohol addiction, poverty, and parental failures like fetal alcohol syndrome which damage the unborn before they ever have a chance. One of my neighbors had 2 foster kids (twins) and she told me the boys were born to a mother who had crack cocaine in her bloodstream when she gave birth. The boys were about 13, mentally disabled, and when they came home from school I would guesstimate they slammed the door as many as 100 times in an hour.
While the periphery breaks down rather slowly at first, the capital cities of the hegemon should collapse suddenly and violently.
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Higgenbotham wrote:If this civilization were to collapse like Rome, I think it's near impossible to sort through all the causes. Just looking at the brain rot, we can list the education system, distractions, individual failure, environmental contamination, drug and alcohol addiction, poverty, and parental failures like fetal alcohol syndrome which damage the unborn before they ever have a chance. One of my neighbors had 2 foster kids (twins) and she told me the boys were born to a mother who had crack cocaine in her bloodstream when she gave birth. The boys were about 13 and when they came home from schoool I would guesstimate they slammed the door as many as 100 times in an hour.
I agree just as the last sentence of the book of judges noted. They are a stiffnecked people and he will remove them from his sight
just as a season passes. everyone did as he saw fit.

We have hope only now, and track the regional world desease clusters.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gY7RIn4byK0
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She needed the stipend from the state to survive. She was afraid of losing the kids - surely there was valid reason to boot them out - and would say to people, "They are really good boys". And they were - except when they were rifling through people's cars stealing their spare change, etc. I only had an irregular heartbeat for 5 years from all that door slamming before it finally went away. The problems multlply and multiply.
While the periphery breaks down rather slowly at first, the capital cities of the hegemon should collapse suddenly and violently.
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Standard city reply is move now on any topic social. We worked out an ad hoc procedure to cluster the section eights released felons to a cluster mapped area to streamline response time when they butcher themselves, even the moderate left agreed. Society is to brain dead to care anymore and some are busy also living there life so all in all that what it is. Like I said from FDR - no accidents only political intent. The far left is to stupid to listen anyway since it is a business model now on what they want and they do not even pretend to dismiss it now. Some of issues are to severe to even forum here we deal with on what spare time we have.
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That's the price of renting to avoid the real estate meltdown. There was another one who turned to prostitution when the economy collapsed and came over here screaming in a drug induced rage because she thought I had called the cops on her (I hadn't). She would send her elementary school aged child out into the parking lot at night while she serviced her customers, then call the kid on the cell phone when it was time to come back in. That one I did report to the management and they eventually booted her out about 18 months later when she had problems with other people. For some it might be better to take the loss of value on the house. No solutions.
While the periphery breaks down rather slowly at first, the capital cities of the hegemon should collapse suddenly and violently.
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No there is not h until there eyes are opened. Peak in a few days and bottum close to the 25th for now is my view only.
I am almost in full reset mode on some models moving forward. Best guess from alot inputs IMO.
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I think it could go up a bit more, or turn here. I'd rarely say we're within a coin flip 7 points off a high but I believe we are at this point. New moon is early am before the open I believe if anyone is curious. There's a 17 trading day high to high to high and 34 trading days apart is a valid cycle I've watched for many years. There was a world ranked trader a few years back who said he traded the 34 trading day cycle. It can be a day off here and there and it can shift. I would say a gap overnight under today's candle body might do it. Fed minutes can put a high in on this pattern - April 3, 2012 did it. I noted intraday similarities with April 2, 2012 today and also brought up the April 3, 2012 intraday for mental comparison going into tomorrow. That 34 day has stretched some in places starting from the September high but it's pretty solid.
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While the periphery breaks down rather slowly at first, the capital cities of the hegemon should collapse suddenly and violently.
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My time stamp on my first leg buy is here on my "confirmation bias" rarely over 4 days untill slippage I note to days down.
As conveyed http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/WCP:CN to dollars h
I got seventeen others on the check list to be precise on my initial premise and analysis to buy or sell then gap loss or gains.
The fed has alot had a alot of powder to over shoot the cannon ball on the current phase to oveshoot and induce
the inflation targeting they need to step away on asset purchases slowly to walk away. Even slippery rock "blackrock" said something.

Soon IMO woof woof ; -)
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