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aeden
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I was checking the numbers and sources. Not what I expected at all. When I had employees I made sure they where in college. Like I noted, and will recheck the date, on how many years before it imploded as I moved along in simple terms and technology so it is not worth my effort to restart a public circus called business these days IMO. To many obstacles to ever consider it. Bad enough as it was the last decade it indeed will, or may take another six years in aggregate given the landscape in my opinion if we are luckey I do consider right now. The group dug in early to what we considered and even here in a liberal tone we keep out cards close for simple reasons. I will admit a few seen the facts of the matter to what they see and what they know are removed by at least a decade or less in some areas. Like we did noted here and many simply did misunderstand as the operatives will try and get five percent from twenty and try to back engineer a solution. I find it hard to explain why so many cannot understand all information is vortexed on all levels with a rather short shelf life as a majority still consider collaboration an option with the extension of synergys for competetive phases witnessed in the ninetys as a litmus as always. I should say allowed to be licensed to see how long the beta knowledge base stayed core focused. Not long was the simple net reality for abuses IMO.
aedens
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http://rochester.patch.com/groups/polit ... e-statutes

Something from the Augean beltway stables of a sampled variety to local petri dish facts that basic term limits may cure to what we have now with the stated 1963 goals on "higher social values"

These ambitious men were not naive; they were overconfident about their ability to manipulate and were hopelessly outplayed.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-04-0 ... hft-probes

1963 Communist Goals, Because you’re now left with unproductive, state sponsored welfare recipients that don’t produce anything that you can’t steal from them but they keep you in office. You need the hard working ox middle class to suck the blood from. When the ox makes a run for it, well, you have to find ways to stop that from happening. On the other side of that discussion the FDIC forwarded the new model since maybe they understood the tranches as bleeding arterys to the city of london are no accident. This was from the BOA dumping the derivitive bomb on the taxpayers and that issue still is suspect going forward to many given the amount.

Here we are with the cool aid from the source: asymmetric paternalism, states that paternalism should be invited if it bestows large benefits on those who make errors in judgment while imposing little or no harm upon those who are fully rational. While some may argue that this benefit to shortsighted consumers comes at the expense of retailers, it can be posited that correcting these errors in judgment enhances economic efficiency to the benefit of both parties involved. Given that achieving such change is a difficult process, it is helpful to understand the dynamics of an individual’s desires and the strategies that can effectively control them, AEA Papers and Proceedings, May 2003.

Shall we post the fact 47 states know what retards do with happy time in our State and they want more money wasted for decades?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKt3940f0mc#t=22
If I unleashed the working educated kids the word retard would be most civilized word you heard.
Dedicated to what we all know about The Keys of This Blood or should we digress to kill switches.
We warned you to what was really coming before from rent seeking retards here and the Andropov plan there.

If we are to be annotated as misguided it is the reference material called real life survival. Our state in my view went over the wire in 1968 and the statist
never looked back. Jul 04, 2013 11:19 am

http://gdxforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php ... rips#p3798

I have cut the cord given what I have seen over decades of nonproductive interference with capital. I never make quick decisions since if you never seen it coming you are in
the wrong Business. Retard means delay.
http://thesaurus.com/browse/antipathy
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http://www.robertboynton.com/articleDis ... ticle_id=9

New Age, collective unconscious, synchronicity, anima, the two dimensions of personality
(extroverted, introverted), man's four basic functions (thinking, feeling, sensation and intuition)

Freud got so pissed at Jung he pissed his pants and stated I will analyze you.
His cocaine addition haunted him until his grave.
The result is a more academic....
Rest in peace little brother. http://www.freep.com/article/20140328/N ... d-Detroit-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sg_1Z0V ... D4D62161BD
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aedens
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http://redstateeclectic.typepad.com/red ... knife.html

Meanwhile the fringe low brows can continue on with their cult of conspiracy. 7

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DsH3NKGbu4

Soon regulators will put two and two together, and if Goldman gives the go ahead the HFT scourge will be eliminated not only from stocks but from FX. Then things like the now daily Yen-carry driven overnight levitation will be a thing of the past. For now however, FX-Spoo correlation pair manipulation is all the rage. t

Maybe now our Guvner will see the error of his parrot.. In other news, early this morning as part of the Hollande's ongoing overhaul of France's cabient resulting from the socialist drubbing in this weekend's municipal elections. t
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http://zerohedge.blogspot.com/2009/07/n ... sh_27.html

data strips

History conveys: Syndicalism stays veiled from public discernment and will be rendered later for the purpose of Capital and Labor Responsibilities systemic misnomers. The Austrian’s call it the master builder dilemma and I agree to what I found to be painfully true in any context to date.

As for Bankers they issue life insurance on the postions. Forty three other souls noted also. Nothing is hidden from his servants.
For the bent of minds seen under his sun nothing is new. Jack is my president and Martin is still my pastor as is Deitrich.
Evil is real wake up. As I told you it was easier to kill a man than shut down and it is called reinsuarance. We lost some good
men as process safety manegement was promugulated. Wake up..... another method of capitalisation written in our blood.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10miTUnHmwg
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gerald
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Higgenbotham wrote:It's going to be awhile, if ever, before there is a stable enough environment that investors can buy a stock and hold the shares in a safe for the long term. Probably the first thing that needs to happen to get to the point of stability is to wipe out the dead timber in a generational crash. As long as the Fed and the politicians are in "hyper vigilance" and "hyper adjustment" mode, investors will be in "hyper order placement" and "hyper turnover" mode.
Quite true. Rhetorical question.
If an "investor" has $100,000 ( yes, that is more then most people have ) and would like a decent safe rate of return ( what ever that is ) what does he/she put it in?
One could say the "average" person is screwed. -- And lets not even add the currency risk. --- Sheep are used for wool and mutton, same old same old.
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Higgenbotham and John --

A portent of things to come? The trigger event for a global collapse?

"whatever the case may be, that their ( buffalo ) running away from Yellowstone is an alert of some sort.”

( Having seen wild buffalo many times and in different seasons, they just stand around and eat, walk slowly, lie down etc. I have never seen buffalo run and in the same direction yet --hmmmm )

http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/593833- ... -an-alert/

Nice map of previously impacted areas in above link.

Animals & Earthquake Prediction -- from U S Geological Survey
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/learn/topics/animal_eqs.php

If the Yellowstone super volcano blows, the world, and especially the US, will have some real problems.

But it doesn't happen often, so forget about it. -- Nature holds all of the jokers and plays them as she sees fit.
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Higgenbotham wrote:As long as the Fed and the politicians are in "hyper vigilance" and "hyper adjustment" mode, investors will be in "hyper order placement" and "hyper turnover" mode.
Yellen Continues Down Familiar Path Of Confusion

Last week Janet Yellen spooked the markets by hinting an interest rate hike may be coming sooner than many market participants were expecting. Monday, the Fed Chairwoman highlighted the need for a dovish stance on rates. If you follow the markets closely, you have probably asked yourself at some point why does the Fed keep sending mixed messages? If we think in extremes, we can understand the Fed's rationale. Let's assume the Fed released either of the following statements:

Statement A: We have no plans in the foreseeable future to raise interest rates.

Statement B: We will begin an aggressive campaign to raise interest rates effective immediately.

Statement A could fuel inflation expectations and encourage bubble-like behavior in the stock market. Statement B could spark a sharp and pronounced plunge in stock and bond prices. The Fed does not want to see either outcome. Therefore, they try to forge a balance between statement A and statement B.
http://ciovaccocapital.com/wordpress/in ... -messages/
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:As long as the Fed and the politicians are in "hyper vigilance" and "hyper adjustment" mode, investors will be in "hyper order placement" and "hyper turnover" mode.
Bullard draws a line on when the Fed would take more action

4 hours ago | April 2nd, 2014 16:01:39 GMT by Adam Button

Bullard: Inflation below 1% would likely prompt FOMC action.
While the periphery breaks down rather slowly at first, the capital cities of the hegemon should collapse suddenly and violently.
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Bullard draws a line on when the Fed would take more action

http://signalinea.com/keeping-frackable ... -is-about/

http://www.longtailpipe.com/2014/02/ukr ... -from.html

It's useful for our understanding of the forces which keep us addicted to fossil fuels to look through their point of view.

gex and fan in small doses also as hnp rockets
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