A school district in Jacksonville, Fla., said Friday it will review and investigate what happened after a father charged that his fourth-grade son was instructed to write that he was “willing to give up some of [his] constitutional rights” as part of a classroom activity.
The most important raw material is under attack for decades and the people just stand there as total idiots.
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They are after for many decades the most important raw material of all and the words "they could even pretend to care less" since the complete takeover has already been here. The time to pull this up from the roots is long past. Ask the Germans, and even the Communist now who survived are screaming warnings to these American Idiots. Like I conveyed we had to hire private tutors and have the Protestants test them every two years to keep them to a standard since the system decayed past repair and 83 percent in our state could not even start to do basic college works. The system is designed to brainwash, and they still have the balls to ask for more money.
A school district in Jacksonville, Fla., said Friday it will review and investigate what happened after a father charged that his fourth-grade son was instructed to write that he was “willing to give up some of [his] constitutional rights” as part of a classroom activity. A local attorney taught a lesson about the Constitution to fourth-grade students at Cedar Hills Elementary School in January. Last week, Aaron Harvey found a crayon-written paper that had been in his son’s backpack that read, “I am willing to give up some of my constitutional rights in order to be safer or more secure.” Harvey’s son told him that his teacher, Cheryl Sabb, had instructed some students to write the sentence after the lesson was over.
Seen this before first hand. I knew America was in trouble.
A school district in Jacksonville, Fla., said Friday it will review and investigate what happened after a father charged that his fourth-grade son was instructed to write that he was “willing to give up some of [his] constitutional rights” as part of a classroom activity. A local attorney taught a lesson about the Constitution to fourth-grade students at Cedar Hills Elementary School in January. Last week, Aaron Harvey found a crayon-written paper that had been in his son’s backpack that read, “I am willing to give up some of my constitutional rights in order to be safer or more secure.” Harvey’s son told him that his teacher, Cheryl Sabb, had instructed some students to write the sentence after the lesson was over.
Seen this before first hand. I knew America was in trouble.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oh0vulTa-IM
But, what he failed to realize is that the US Treasury is just Benankes bitch. And, nobody gives a Jack Lew Shit about what the US Treasury has to say.
Take a page out Little Timmah's book of rules, keep your mouth shut and fetch your masters slippers when Bernank gives the command.
They look starving Americans in the face and throw the food in the trash.
Homo sapiens which means 'wise man' in Latin.
All the equity HFTs run stops the same way. They can bid a $100 stock down to $.01 and back up in under a second, and buy everything that gets stopped out, then sell it all after running the bid back up to the ask. The stock never needs to trade at where your stop is set, all that has to happen to stop you out is for the fucking bid to drop down to your stop.
His commenst shows that he is internationally clueless and has no relationship with the foreign banks / power cliques. They will respond in kind. Passive aggressively,and let the markets show their response. UST's will be sold, sure the Fed can try to mop them up, but hedge funds worldwide will jump on the shorts as well.
Waters fine Vanilla come on in. It will be like stripping the dead after the battle of hastings soon enough.
I went to a graduate seminar there once and the presenter had to apologize for writing a differential equation. Timmah spoke at the AEI a few years ago.
I could have gone but I knew that my temper would have landed me in Secret Service custody - or in a dumpster with buckwheats.
Meanwhile, the fundamentals are ignored: Japan -- like all the other countries in the world -- has no independent monetary policy. This is because the cost of money is set at gasoline stations around the world by millions of motorists every single day. If gas prices are too high, drivers buy less and economies decline: think of the old-fashioned 'gold standard' except there is only one way to 'go off' petroleum ... get rid of the goddamned cars.
The blowup in Japan is part of the de-carring process which is underway right now. Get over it Krasting and kiss that fucking junker Ferrari goodbye.
Because Japan is nothing more or less than a car factory with radioactive beaches it cannot gain anything by depreciating its currency. Its export prices are determined entirely by what it pays for imports ... including fuel! The only effect of current so-called monetary 'policy'is steal funds from workers and shift them to (Japanese) plutocrats. Everything else remains the same. The only question is how soon the Bank of Japan will fail and what form the failure will take.
Lew is probably going to be right and have nothing to do with the outcome and not even know why anyway.
Like I said you bring up public transporation in Indonesia you are found with a bullet in your skull in the canal and the liberals here say get rid of the cars
and we will stack you likes rats as we did before. Where is my $250,000 thousand eletric dollar car we tax payers already funded by you liberal thiefs and dullards who think for you. The first step of the educated idiot is public school.
But, what he failed to realize is that the US Treasury is just Benankes bitch. And, nobody gives a Jack Lew Shit about what the US Treasury has to say.
Take a page out Little Timmah's book of rules, keep your mouth shut and fetch your masters slippers when Bernank gives the command.
They look starving Americans in the face and throw the food in the trash.
Homo sapiens which means 'wise man' in Latin.
All the equity HFTs run stops the same way. They can bid a $100 stock down to $.01 and back up in under a second, and buy everything that gets stopped out, then sell it all after running the bid back up to the ask. The stock never needs to trade at where your stop is set, all that has to happen to stop you out is for the fucking bid to drop down to your stop.
His commenst shows that he is internationally clueless and has no relationship with the foreign banks / power cliques. They will respond in kind. Passive aggressively,and let the markets show their response. UST's will be sold, sure the Fed can try to mop them up, but hedge funds worldwide will jump on the shorts as well.
Waters fine Vanilla come on in. It will be like stripping the dead after the battle of hastings soon enough.
I went to a graduate seminar there once and the presenter had to apologize for writing a differential equation. Timmah spoke at the AEI a few years ago.
I could have gone but I knew that my temper would have landed me in Secret Service custody - or in a dumpster with buckwheats.
Meanwhile, the fundamentals are ignored: Japan -- like all the other countries in the world -- has no independent monetary policy. This is because the cost of money is set at gasoline stations around the world by millions of motorists every single day. If gas prices are too high, drivers buy less and economies decline: think of the old-fashioned 'gold standard' except there is only one way to 'go off' petroleum ... get rid of the goddamned cars.
The blowup in Japan is part of the de-carring process which is underway right now. Get over it Krasting and kiss that fucking junker Ferrari goodbye.
Because Japan is nothing more or less than a car factory with radioactive beaches it cannot gain anything by depreciating its currency. Its export prices are determined entirely by what it pays for imports ... including fuel! The only effect of current so-called monetary 'policy'is steal funds from workers and shift them to (Japanese) plutocrats. Everything else remains the same. The only question is how soon the Bank of Japan will fail and what form the failure will take.
Lew is probably going to be right and have nothing to do with the outcome and not even know why anyway.
Like I said you bring up public transporation in Indonesia you are found with a bullet in your skull in the canal and the liberals here say get rid of the cars
and we will stack you likes rats as we did before. Where is my $250,000 thousand eletric dollar car we tax payers already funded by you liberal thiefs and dullards who think for you. The first step of the educated idiot is public school.
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I note as you Higg the bent of mind in relationship to sentiment has indeed changed. One side is flippiant, nervous inability to admit what can be, and the other noting why are we allowing more to poke holes in the life boat as we go. As we know the water, wheat and weather will resolve the wisdom and to be respectfull the ability to exersize it. Locally the girls are concerned and canvasing for cluster deasease nodes and gathering information to arrest the lack of good and bad information. On a region level more services have been provided to educate and contain issues and to allow commerce to survive. The proper balances are the only self inflicted blindness and pressure points. We all remember to congitive extents how bad it was in some areas and how truly
deplorable other regions are going to be with the catalysts underway.
deplorable other regions are going to be with the catalysts underway.
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I think you're going to be right about 1620 - if they can get a "peace for our time" media buzz going for about 4 days next week over the Kerry trip to Asia, that will ignite the final rally and I'm thinking 1608 but feel more confident about 3-5 days. I see John also has a comment about the tea leaf readers noting no movement of the North Korean missile launchers for 2 days. That's probably the reason volatility dropped to the low of the week at the end of Friday's session (but stocks didn't have time to follow). If that happens, whereever that euphoria ends should be the end of the bull market for good.aedens wrote:I note as you Higg the bent of mind in relationship to sentiment has indeed changed.
While the periphery breaks down rather slowly at first, the capital cities of the hegemon should collapse suddenly and violently.
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Mon Apr 08, 2013 1:12 am I do not expect many to bounce chasing the fire H.
I have that view also Higg for confirmation on this current pattern of 1615 if lucky and best guess so who knows. I seen some swaps are in the works for the next iteration developing. This is key as we discussed earlier as the swaps since it conveys core focus some are lacking. I will walk, as I noted to be rebalanced. This attitude noted was no accident just the lack of thought maps to diversification which in its self is a condition we all can suffer at points in a cycle.
What would I do if I were in that situation? There is only one solution, especially during a panic. Short and ask questions later.
http://goldtrends.net/FreeDailyBlog?mod ... mi=1267250
Therefore it is my speculation that based on 350,000 contracts sold on Friday and the massive drop, some of those contracts was the physical market having no choice but to enter into the futures markets and in order to hedge their physical position holdings, sell contracts or short the market. It’s either that or wait until Monday and be subject to potentially heavy losses should margin calls go out over the weekend. With no time to think and survival instinct kicking in, the physical holders most likely did what they could to protect themselves. They went in and shorted the futures market.
If they get the margin calls out by Saturday, the customers have 24 hours to get more money to their brokers. If the money is not received by Sunday night or Monday morning, the positions will have to be liquidated, just when the market is at its lowest liquidity and the longs have had all weekend to think about it and the media has had time to tell everyone that the bull market in gold is over.
Some say that it could not be predicted. That is what some waited for some years now and I will take delivery. As we noted here some positions will be defended. More will not be able to it appears.
I have a few thoughts in mind and I was taking the time to catch up on articles that got forwarded. Benny and the Inkjets needs to explain a few things to treasury and they should just very slowly take this segment to slowly exit as even the majors are noting. Olive branches are pointless so follow growth in the consolidated production leaders now is key.
After Hours : 25.10 -0.18 (0.71%) Apr 12
After this we will have to wait. I will take delivery and it will be worth the wait since to preserve capital has been done.
Dollar cost averagers start to rejoice. james5 was a warning http://gdxforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php ... es5#p18930
I was close http://gdxforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php ... 270#p18988
I have that view also Higg for confirmation on this current pattern of 1615 if lucky and best guess so who knows. I seen some swaps are in the works for the next iteration developing. This is key as we discussed earlier as the swaps since it conveys core focus some are lacking. I will walk, as I noted to be rebalanced. This attitude noted was no accident just the lack of thought maps to diversification which in its self is a condition we all can suffer at points in a cycle.
What would I do if I were in that situation? There is only one solution, especially during a panic. Short and ask questions later.
http://goldtrends.net/FreeDailyBlog?mod ... mi=1267250
Therefore it is my speculation that based on 350,000 contracts sold on Friday and the massive drop, some of those contracts was the physical market having no choice but to enter into the futures markets and in order to hedge their physical position holdings, sell contracts or short the market. It’s either that or wait until Monday and be subject to potentially heavy losses should margin calls go out over the weekend. With no time to think and survival instinct kicking in, the physical holders most likely did what they could to protect themselves. They went in and shorted the futures market.
If they get the margin calls out by Saturday, the customers have 24 hours to get more money to their brokers. If the money is not received by Sunday night or Monday morning, the positions will have to be liquidated, just when the market is at its lowest liquidity and the longs have had all weekend to think about it and the media has had time to tell everyone that the bull market in gold is over.
Some say that it could not be predicted. That is what some waited for some years now and I will take delivery. As we noted here some positions will be defended. More will not be able to it appears.
I have a few thoughts in mind and I was taking the time to catch up on articles that got forwarded. Benny and the Inkjets needs to explain a few things to treasury and they should just very slowly take this segment to slowly exit as even the majors are noting. Olive branches are pointless so follow growth in the consolidated production leaders now is key.
After Hours : 25.10 -0.18 (0.71%) Apr 12
After this we will have to wait. I will take delivery and it will be worth the wait since to preserve capital has been done.
Dollar cost averagers start to rejoice. james5 was a warning http://gdxforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php ... es5#p18930
I was close http://gdxforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php ... 270#p18988
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Recalled having read this. He's been right so far so let's see what happens.
My thoughts on Friday were the shorts had what they needed news wise to take it back down through the all time high and close it below on a weekly basis. Since that didn't happen Janjuah can be right on more upside.
My thoughts on Friday were the shorts had what they needed news wise to take it back down through the all time high and close it below on a weekly basis. Since that didn't happen Janjuah can be right on more upside.
http://bobjanjuah.blogspot.com/2013/02/ ... e-top.htmlWednesday, February 6, 2013
Bob Janjuah 2013 report triple top
After the post correction rally Janjuah says, "I would not be surprised to see the S&P trade marginally through the 2007 all-time nominal high."
A weekly close at a new all-time high would I think lead to the final parabolic spike up which creates the kind of positioning extreme and leverage extreme needed to create the conditions for a 25% to 50% collapse in equities over the rest of 2013 and 2014, driven by real economy reality hitting home, and by policymaker failure/loss of faith in ‘their system’.
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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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Who would be that leveraged at this point in the cycle, never mind.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLzDFbGdL5M
Game on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQfOkOD4GT0 be careful
The BoJ is going on a buying spree of epic proportions.¥7 TRILLION per month will be the new total grosspurchases of JGBs. That is a hard number to really geta feel for, so let's do it graphically.
The BoJ's balance sheet will expand by 30% of GDP in less than two years. Think about that for a second.In the last five years of incessant QE, Bernanke & Co.have inflated the Fed's balance sheet by around 15% of GDP. http://www.scribd.com/doc/134818899/Thi ... in-Yenfamy
This does not solve equity's problem.
Game on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQfOkOD4GT0 be careful
The BoJ is going on a buying spree of epic proportions.¥7 TRILLION per month will be the new total grosspurchases of JGBs. That is a hard number to really geta feel for, so let's do it graphically.
The BoJ's balance sheet will expand by 30% of GDP in less than two years. Think about that for a second.In the last five years of incessant QE, Bernanke & Co.have inflated the Fed's balance sheet by around 15% of GDP. http://www.scribd.com/doc/134818899/Thi ... in-Yenfamy
This does not solve equity's problem.
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I think it's already gone parabolic. In 2000 and 2007 the bottom band turned down after the high. This time the bottom band turned down and the market kept going up. 1620-1630 this month would be extreme. The rally out of the 2009 low to the April 2010 top was 553 points. 1628 would be 553 points from the October 2011 low...
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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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They are going to suffocate on these actions since who decides is a simple fact.
No hurry to convert paper gains to tangible assets.
The Japanese monetary base is going to double in 20 months.
I see it as a half ass cargo cult attempt since they already papered
in on investments. You cannot print prosperity.
No hurry to convert paper gains to tangible assets.
The Japanese monetary base is going to double in 20 months.
I see it as a half ass cargo cult attempt since they already papered
in on investments. You cannot print prosperity.
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