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Years ago, there was a realtor handling a bank foreclosure and to look at it I had to go through him, as he had an exclusive listing. He started our conversation by asking whether I was a Christian. It seemed like an odd way to start a conversation about business. I told him I was and he said he was too, and he gave a few more details about that before we even started talking business. Strange. We looked at the house and it was priced way too high so I gave him my price to write up an offer. He became very indignant and refused to write up the offer, which is illegal. He said the house was worth every bit of what he had listed it at, or something like that. So we didn't write up an offer and I went on my way.

Is there any law which requires real estate agents to present all offers?

A-Yes. It is a serious breach of a real estate agent`s fiduciary duty to the seller not to present all purchase offers. Even if the agent felt your offer had no chance of acceptance by the seller, the agent should have written up the offer and presented it to the seller.

I am shocked by the agent`s irresponsible conduct. Unless the seller has instructed the agent not to accept offers below a specified price, the agent must present all written purchase offers.

In the future, when you want to make a written offer to buy a home, insist the agent prepare and present the offer. If you think the agent will not enthusiastically present your offer, just write in the offer: ''This offer to be presented to seller in person only in the presence of the buyer.'' Then you have the privilege of accompanying the agent to present the offer to the seller.

If the agent gives you any trouble, report the matter to the state real estate commissioner for investigation and possible revocation of the agent`s sales license. There is no excuse for agents not acting in the best interests of the home seller by presenting all purchase offers. The worst that can happen is you might receive an acceptable counteroffer from the seller.

https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct- ... e%20offers.

John was the only one on this forum who was actually prescient regarding Bitcoin. This is what he said in 2013. Not only was John the only one on this forum who was actually prescient regarding Bitcoin, he was the only one by several years.

John wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2013 1:51 pm The article below describes the bitcoin bubble and how bitcoin works.
Assuming that all the technical claims are true, in particular that
it's impossible for a hacker to create new bitcoins on his own, then
it's caused me to change my mind about bitcoins.

I now think that it has a decent chance of survival -- not as a
currency, but as commodity store of value similar to gold, but without
some of the disadvantages of gold. A person can "take possession" of
bitcoins a lot more easily than he can take possession of gold, and
the bitcoins could not be confiscated by the government. That's why
bitcoins are heavily used in Belarus and Ukraine, according to the
article.

Gold salesmen may wish to consider looking into bitcoins as a
sideline.

And he will be prescient in 2021 too.

John wrote: Wed Mar 10, 2021 10:20 pm ** 10-Mar-2021 World View: The Deflationary Tsunami

So that's why the stock market crashes, but why does that cause a
"deflation tsunami"? Because people in debt have to sell off their
assets to pay off the debts, and that pushes down the prices of the
assets, causing deflation. The most liquid assets go first, such as
stocks and money market instruments. After that, less liquid assets
have to be sold -- things like jewelry, art, gems, real estate, cars
and trucks, and today that would include bitcoin.

So debt repayments require forced asset sales and result in deflation.
Between 1930 and 1933, prices fell 10% per year.

Today, we're still in the "pre October 1929" world. Personal,
business and government debt has been surging constantly for decades.
American public debt is around $27 trillion, and this week the
Democrats passed a Christmas tree stimulus bill that will add almost
$2 trillion more. And the Democrats are promising more.

These debt levels are insane, but they're even more insane because
they're backed by an insane theory, Modern Monetary Theory (MMT),
that says that the government can borrow as much as it wants and
never has to pay it back.

Today the public mood is not only that stock prices will go up
forever, but also that debts will never have to be paid back.
Astronomical, dysfunctional prices for Tesla stock or Bitcoin are
perversely considered proof that stock prices will always go up, and
that asset values will always go up.

This is exactly what people believed prior to October 1929. Then the
public mood changed. Nobody could have predicted it, just as nobody
can predict that a new hashtag "goes viral" today. It happens out of
thin air, and nobody can explain it. And at some point the public
mood is going to change to believe that stocks won't go up forever, or
that public debts will have to be repaid. That's when the
"deflationary tsunami" will occur.

As the article by Charles Hugh Smith says:

"Speculative bubbles pop. All phantom wealth vanishes
back into the air it emerged from. Insolvent borrowers counting on
ever lower rates of interest and ever higher valuations
default. Lenders who leveraged up to loan gobs of "free money" to
uncreditworthy borrowers will be destroyed by the monumental
write-offs of uncollectible debts based on phantom valuations.

Those looking up from their "free fish!" frolicking will see the
tsunami too late to save themselves. None of the frolickers will
be able to outrun the tsunami or avoid being crushed as it sweeps
all the debris of a speculative mania into the flooded ruins
beyond the shoreline."

This article by Charles Hugh Smith is the first of its kind that I've
seen. It's not entirely inconceivable that this article is the first
sign that the public mood is beginning to change. Once a panic
begins, it will be too late for anyone to save himself.

Cool Breeze wrote: Fri Mar 19, 2021 1:07 pm It sounds like you don't understand anything, forget bubbles.

Two things I understand:

1. You weren't here promoting Bitcoin in 2010. Or 2011, 2012, or in 2013 when John first mentioned it. Or 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, or 2020. But you want to talk a whole lot about what Bitcoin did in those years as if you had some involvement in it or knowledge of it.

2. You are going to get absolutely crushed in the coming deflationary tsunami. I wish you all the luck you deserve.


PS Tim keeps asking you if you've read The Fourth Turning. Have you read it yet or is your brain too fried to get through 400 pages of material?

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not short
select buys
metre asks did fed end bull
do ai dream of electric sheep
knowledge doubles every 12 hours
next window unstoppable
unveiling : singularity

evident into April
of course they forgot

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knthggCs_KQ calculation slr

thread: amos, feigenbaum constant

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-56080-z
as we discussed on the relative humidity to the patch grid cut zone specified study

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_A7VFVwAA5U real science

I find it amusing to read articles in the mainstream media that blithely report how the latest international outrages are undoubtedly the work of CIA and the rest of the U.S. government’s national security alphabet soup.
https://themarshallreport.wordpress.com ... -this-one/

For this reason God sends them a powerful delusion so that they will believe the lie and so that all will be condemned who have not believed the truth but have delighted in wickedness” (2 Thessalonians 2:10-12).

Cain was forced to live the rest of his life with unfruitful work and the guilt of having killed his brother.

National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) has an amendment added that negates the Smith-Mundt Act of 1948 (SMA) and the Foreign Relations Authorization Act of 1987.

May 21, 2012, 5:11 PM The newest version of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) includes an amendment that would legalize the use of propaganda on the American public.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=NDAA+Legalize ... 9-1&ia=web

But if anyone needed a reminder of the dangers of domestic propaganda efforts, the past 12 months provided ample reasons. Last year, two USA Today journalists were ensnared in a propaganda campaign after reporting about millions of dollars in back taxes owed by the Pentagon’s top propaganda contractor in Afghanistan. Eventually, one of the co-owners of the firm confessed to creating phony websites and Twitter accounts to smear the journalists anonymously. Additionally, just this month, the Washington Post exposed a counter-propaganda program by the Pentagon that recommended posting comments on a U.S. website run by a Somali expat with readers opposing al-Shabab. "Today, the military is more focused on manipulating news and commentary on the Internet, especially social media, by posting material and images without necessarily claiming ownership," reported the Post.

Lie cheat steal with burn loot murder.
No one trust you since you always walk in circles. Evil.

All cover story's have information to refute a original position. It is a feature and not a mistake.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Or12UEx8fHY

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Open borders from evil intent upon the people. No one is against legal influx of peoples. Tough concept.
The second bowl in short order to be poured upon already dead souls. L
However, these evil and rebellious men with their last dying breath will blaspheme God.

They serve the one who is on death row. You know what it is.

L confirm
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thread: amos, epitranscriptomics

aeden wrote: Fri Mar 19, 2021 7:38 pm not short

Not short here either. 100% cash. May short next week.

aeden wrote: Fri Mar 19, 2021 11:35 am book2 14.31%

That's phenomenal. 8% is a great quarter for me in a flat market (realizing this quarter has not been flat).

The best part is that you're wrong about pretty much everything, including BTC

I'm not worried about it, as you are just like the rest, old and doomie gloomie

so it doesn't matter anyway

Herd animals. A mindless beast system carbon foot print. The guys here do learn and adapt. The lessons learned here do that.
Your BTC generated light switch investments do actually keep the lights on to issues you cannot even fathom for now sick little Caraboo.
Lately we have been adapting standards that actually keep you mindless pagans from eating each other. I will not encroach on the Secular issues at hand so count that a complement for your almost apparent abilities if any. Enjoy you mocha level café attitude as it appears that will be the culmination of your productive life. I have been going through the notes adapting errant time stamp from counter intelligence propaganda and time maps from thinking souls. Enjoy your narratives. You will not get old but centered in a worth less diatribe of a future. When the beast system clamps down you locusts will still not truly understand. As we read basically 22 million are not homeless by decree and they inner city's coastal true believers will be last to see and first to suffer the bowls being poured upon mankind. Prove us wrong since you understand little if any and think less. Actually I am not old and your just not going to make it. You peaked to a common perception of your timeless category to elicit a response. Turn off your power for 3 days and see how you fare.
After three weeks we would never hear from you again would be a ninety seven percent probability of fact. We trade above the margin. You produce little if any to survive. You would be targeted from 300 yards when it goes black and we sincerely doubt our fine Governor would let you in Her compound currently erected. The rally point is all retired military. The problem is we understand if things get that bad the artillery range is about 15 miles but they will focus on the choke points for the educated fine urban souls like you.
They have already proven that they care less what Americans actually think to facts you ignore and are educated beyond any ability to think.

Robert Winthrop, Speaker of the U. S. House,

"Men, in a word, must necessarily be controlled either by a power within them or by a power without them;
either by the Word of God or by the strong arm of man; either by the Bible or by the bayonet."

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