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All transactions are promises to deliver value. Only living beings can make promises.

I agree the Justice department has been reticent in the past, however, the overhead resistance to shutting down the Federal Reserve and exposing it as a check-kiting operation has been eliminated. Time will tell when people overcome their fear to the ghost of the octopus that remains.

Although I don't recall that website nor the picture of that girl. She isn't jailbait anyhow I don't think. But anyhow, it is possible I would say something like that if I were drunk and bored. But that was 2009 and I haven't used that fogger00@hotmail account in a long time. Actually I...

FYI, you really should read the whole thread before responding as I have addressed those other concerns in prior posts. To repeat: Hillary Clinton shut down the global nuclear war threat a couple years ago. The triggering event should be the Fed dumping all longs, keeping their shorts, and...

That gives me an idea for another Trivial Pursuit (Anti-Boomer edition) question: What percentage of people respond to emotionally charged accusations that have nothing to do with the subject being discussed or argued? Answer: 85% (however, that is a guess and...

What's that quote from when the Federal Reserve was created? Something like, "not one man in a million will understand how it works and those who do will reap so much reward they will keep it a secret." That's a paraphrase and I don't recall who said it.

I did try chasing pussy online for a few years. Haven't even made an attempt in at least 2 years. Even then it was more of market research into female psychology and how and why 95% of them have done hard-core porn. I did figure out why and while I talk to girls from time to time, I tend to...

I don't know French, so that one wasn't me. Looks like another language there that I don't recognize. I usually remember pics of girls and websites and do not recall seeing that particular picture. Thanks for the random character assassination there Garbage. I take it you are heavily...

That account was hacked several years ago. I did use it for a time circa 1998-2002 or so.

Check out that 30 year bond. Right on schedule. Hope you got long as yesterday's high was taken out. Exit ~160. Tight stop. Remember the fundamentals. That piece of paper is worthless. Swipe of a pen can take that bond to $0. You might be watching the court system, cause all it takes a...

Since there was no "consideration" conveyed at the time of the bonds' acceptance by the Federal Reserve, they are null and void. That means their principal value is $0. It also means the Treasury owes $0 interest. Perhaps you should read my other thread on why your arithmetic calculates an...

Sorry, that does not fit the guidelines of a Trivial Pursuit question. Too ambiguous and requires context not specified in the question.

What television series introduction featured a song written by The Smiths? Answer: Charmed

Is a man-made diamond worth the same as natural?

What is 5 Lamborghinis divided by 0 Lamborghinis? Answer: 5 Lamborghinis (The Mayans were right. 0 is not a number and is a representation of "nothing". Nothing cannot destroy something.)

How long does it take for carbon-based life forms to be squeezed through the crystalline lattice known as diamonds? Answer: 45 million years

$57k? lol There is no such thing as "insider trading". Brokerages ripping off their customers by recommending the opposite. EG. I heard Chase unloaded their municipal bonds onto the public recently. Took a big hit.

Looks like a few are unwinding derivative positions while the Fed does the opposite of its own best interest. Bonds could go to 160 in the near term.

That principle might be subtle, but is critical. All transactions are promises to deliver value. Consideration conveyed. The dollar is a figment of our imagination. It has value only through its historical use at particular prices. It is inherently worthless, but history and contracts...

The dollar would be largely unaffected in the short-run and benefit in the long run. The dollar's value is arbitrary and currently set to the aggregate existing contracts denominated in dollars. Would menu prices change? Nope.