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    VandeMeer predicts monetary collapse of US starting Sept 30th:"Dismantle Wall Street"

    I posted this as it's thought provoking, not because I necessarily agree with the conclusion. I like the reference to 'The Creature From Jekyll Island,' as that's one of the best books I've ever read. <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie"...
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    Fox continues to dominate

    Faux News continues to dominate white trash rednecks.
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    VandeMeer predicts monetary collapse of US starting Sept 30th:"Dismantle Wall Street"

    http://benjaminfulford.typepad.com/benjaminfulford/2009/09/updated-and-expanded-dr-van-de-meer-predicts-monetary-collapse-of-us-starting-on-september-30th.html Updated and expanded: Dr. Van de Meer predicts monetary collapse of US starting on September 30th A private but extremely...
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    Nobel economist Edmund Phelps gloomy on U.S. future: "Financial sector is useless"

    http://news.theage.com.au/breaking-news-business/nobel-economist-gloomy-over-us-future-20090912-fl3n.html Nobel economist 'gloomy' over US future September 12, 2009 The massive debt being racked up by the United States to exit recession will thwart growth for decades while its "almost...
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    Market making new highs (again). Doom and gloomers frantic

    Hey wanker. The economy is going to crash. I haven't been short any stocks, and my liquidity situation has never been better. Keep trading those pink sheets, piker. http://www.raincitystory.com/flash/screenclean.swf
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    Army of god?

    Religion and militaries is a dangerous combination, as it saps rationality out of any equation. In fact, religious fervency is one of the major issues stopping progression of economics, wealth growth and security in Islamic countries. Israel has an internal battle now between secular and...
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    The Keynesians Were Wrong Again

    Spot on. People got so indebted with homes, cars, college tuition, medical bills, and credit card $$$, they're upside down no matter how much they make now that the value of their core holdings have tanked (401(k)s, homes, etc.). If they're laid off or even take a small salary or income...
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    Tavern On The Green Files for Bankuptcy

    mandel is always kosher even when he disagrees with me. I can honestly say that I've never even had a problem debating with two notable people (not mandel) who have personal viewpoints I find repugnant, as long as the topic of debate is adhered to. I like it when people disagree with me...
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    The Keynesians Were Wrong Again

    I'll be absolutely honest: I had convinced myself that bad things were going to happen, but I underestimated the severity, and more importantly, I wouldn't have sold off such a major chunk of my assets, which is a big step and takes a big level of confidence, if it hadn't been for his counsel...
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    The Keynesians Were Wrong Again

    By the way, I owe that "guy" I am referring to in my previous post eternal gratitude, as he's the singular person who convinced me to sell a good chunk of my real estate holdings off between late 2005 and 2007, which I have to admit I never would have done with out his persuasion, and I'd be...
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    The Keynesians Were Wrong Again

    Well, my views are shaped in large part by the only guy I personally know who was sounding the alarm bells back in 2007, who warned that the issues of job losses and massive debt (government, leveraged companies and individual consumers) were going to take down the U.S.economy, and that any...
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    Gold on Fire Thanks To THIS GUY...

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    Freight transportation services index falls year-over-year most in history

    http://ttnews.com/articles/basetemplate.aspx?storyid=22697 DOT Freight Index Falls Year-Over-Year in July 9/10/2009 2:00:00 PM Transport Topics Online The Department of Transportation’s freight transportation services index fell year-over-year in July by the most in 20 years, but...
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    The Keynesians Were Wrong Again

    You are clueless on economics if you can't recognize the U.S. economy is undergoing the biggest structural change in its economy since the 40s, but this time, wages and employment levels are on a negative long term trend, not a positive one. All the people talking about China compensating for...
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    The Keynesians Were Wrong Again

    Keeping assuming. Edited by moderator :cool:
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    Is Gotham Falling?

    surf and Clubber (you two are big boys, so I will call you out for a robust rebuttal) swear everything is not only normal, but booming, in the Big Apple.
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    The Keynesians Were Wrong Again

    Fantastic article. All this stimulus spending is bullshit and just steals future demand to present. Without job creation (and decent wage jobs), any prospective recovery is doomed from the outset. Jobs, jobs, jobs. There are a select few imbeciles who can't seem to wrap their heads...
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    Is Gotham Falling?

    http://business.theatlantic.com/2009/09/is_gotham_falling.php Is Gotham Falling? Sep 10 2009, 11:30 am by Daniel Indiviglio A few weeks ago a friend forwarded me an article about the historic New York City restaurant Café des Artistes closing. Today, I read that another famous...
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    Tavern On The Green Files for Bankuptcy

    Mandelbro; it's not just Tavern On The Green, not by a long shot. http://business.theatlantic.com/2009/09/is_gotham_falling.php Is Gotham Falling? Sep 10 2009, 11:30 am by Daniel Indiviglio A few weeks ago a friend forwarded me an article about the historic New York City...
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    ‘Dr. Doom’ Might Have Spared Bear, Saved $34 Trillion

    http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=afe_zvwqWh0o ‘Dr. Doom’ Might Have Spared Bear, Saved $34 Trillion: Books Sept. 10 (Bloomberg) -- If only we had heeded the other Dr. Doom, Henry Kaufman. Bear Stearns Cos. might still be standing. Americans wouldn’t have...
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