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[aeden]

Same vein as your laid off its a depression or to say the fbi which is viewed as a hate group thinks Q anon is a hate group as Republican candidate Marjorie Taylor Greene from Georgia ensconced a Q view and is now listed on the Southern Poverty Law Center’s page as hate watch who should be stripped of all assets since they looted money to known off shore criminal accounts. Before the fbi was after icp as a organized crime as Juggalo odd balls who opened coffee shops later as actual hate crime diminished. Meanwhile the hate group called fbi attacked a free election as the queen of the damned lost.

Do you plan for worst case? Old tech nukes are a unneeded fact. The point was an executive order to harden some grid assets and install new tech.
Way overdue. Meanwhile, scattered sites are already creating local problems. The casks from the former reactor in Wiscasset, ME, are blocking the redevelopment of the peninsula where they’re stored, a valuable industrial site. A cask site near the Prairie Island Nuclear Generating Plant in Welch, MN, is adjacent to a tribal day-care center and casino, which is nobody’s idea of a long-term solution. Inevitably, in the wake of September 11, the Indian Point casks will be a locus of fear. These outcomes will seem even sillier in 30 years, when many of the reactors that made the waste are gone.

That report was about 18 years ago or so. The waste is still on site and under guard with machine guns as it should be. Yes just in our case 44 million need the water. The Hudson waster shed is not much different. Could the planet do some weird stuff or solar event? I would like to see waste alternative calls for mixing waste with ceramics or minerals to form a rock like material comprising about 20 percent waste. The waste would be chemically bound up in stable materials that are not prone to react with water then buried. With a few decades grace time, engineers could build samples and test them in harsher scaled environments.
But even though the idea has been around for more than 10 years, no one has put serious research money into it, since its only possible American customer is the Energy Department and committed to Yucca Mountaim only.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Isaac+Asimov+ ... ave&ia=web
https://www.google.com/search?ei=gmLmXr ... UcQ4dUDCAw

2020: Dead Traitors and Dog Whistles meme

[aeden]

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/finan ... ll-margind
margin muppets again H
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... e-leverage
smell the lawsuits
then the idiots allow hertz fraud

peak stupid is here pick your dislocations in my view only

https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets ... dium=web2x

https://www.investmentwatchblog.com/bil ... ods-money/ maybe so

Synopsis: Those in control of the market began to lose control after retailers flocked to the market in large enough numbers to move the needle in a huge way. They didn’t like that.
https://www.investmentwatchblog.com/thi ... dd-inside/
after all these years they still ignore hookers on fire

Funny is it not how toxic sausage and margin asset management are set on fire like cheap hookers as actual conditions take over five years to correct to put the hooker back on the corner. Miss earnings by a nickel and be crucified or go private and watch the semantics to chapter nine rentier energy market looters skip happily along. Straight from mommy's nipple to university to corporate life without ever confronting as much as a blister.
A Boston Banker I knew as we talked one day on Finance.

http://gdxforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php ... 865#p32694
Sun Nov 06, 2016 12:57 pm thread: internecine

With that in mind, the resulting punchline should be quite familiar to our readers: after all we have been pounding the table on this from the beginning - there is no longer even the possibility of rebooting the system under the current paradigm, let alone having a functioning market:

The way the markets are pricing the evolution of the current crisis in combination with the policy response no longer looks like a state of exception, but as a new rule which is here to stay for an extended period of time.

[aeden]

We have received 25,000 complaints of reopening violations.
Your karen quisling needs haircuts.
They are starving you idiots.
As your BISH blm dnc looters collapse zones also.

Gov Cuomo lashed out at businesses.

http://gdxforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php ... inc#p52406

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3efqgab9rCA

[Higgenbotham]

Example of what Bernanke did to usher in a new dark age.

[John]

Example of what Bernanke did to usher in a new dark age.

From the graph, it looks like it started in the Greenspan years.

[Higgenbotham]

I think in the Greenspan years the seeds were sown for a severe depression. Greenspan once admitted that his policies would either bridge the depression or result in the worst depression ever. I think we all believed here back in 2008 that regardless of what Bernanke had done from the time he was appointed (in 2006), there would be a severe depression at a minimum.

[aeden]

The pagans had more sense H than these today.
The word Luke uses (παραθεωρέω)

The dominance of these companies requires that the government consider their role in the integrity of our democracy, writes Senator Al Franken

We have four years to see what they think....

He was correct H.

[Higgenbotham]

The graph of zombie companies above shows how incredibly prescient mann was when he wrote this in 2009.

The governments really can't sustain anything and Bernanke wasn't born smarter than 99.9% of all people, maybe not over 50%. People are in positions like this for reasons other than brains. In any case, his philosophy is that if something is bankrupt, you might as well see how bankrupt you can get it before it collapses.

[John]

** 14-Jun-2020 World View: Great Depression

> I think in the Greenspan years the seeds were sown for a severe
> depression. Greenspan once admitted that his policies would either
> bridge the depression or result in the worst depression ever. I
> think we all believed here back in 2008 that regardless of what
> Bernanke had done from the time he was appointed (in 2006), there
> would be a severe depression at a minimum.

As you know, I have a very different view. The seeds for the next
depression were sown in the late 1990s, when a huge bubble developed
and the P/E ratio went far above the historic average of 14, and has
never come down since. It's still astronomically high today (26.28 on
Friday).

[Higgenbotham]

** 14-Jun-2020 World View: Great Depression

> I think in the Greenspan years the seeds were sown for a severe
> depression. Greenspan once admitted that his policies would either
> bridge the depression or result in the worst depression ever. I
> think we all believed here back in 2008 that regardless of what
> Bernanke had done from the time he was appointed (in 2006), there
> would be a severe depression at a minimum.

As you know, I have a very different view. The seeds for the next
depression were sown in the late 1990s, when a huge bubble developed
and the P/E ratio went far above the historic average of 14, and has
never come down since. It's still astronomically high today (26.28 on
Friday).

I think I understand your (and Vince's) view on the Depression. That view is regardless of what the Fed did between the late 1990s and now, there will be a Depression and its magnitude will be approximately the same, but it will just occur later. Is that right? If the target for the ultimate low in the Dow was some percentage of the trend line, it remains approximately the same percentage of the trend line regardless of how long it takes for the Depression to materialize or by what manner and how long the Fed holds it off.