Mega-mansion

Quote from FireWalker:

The sad reality is, the kings never leave their castles because of all the hot chicks inside they are "protecting". Threats are taken out by hired mercenaries. Hmm... so which mercenary is man enough to face me? How much is that king going to "promise" said mercenary? Will that king make good on that promise? Of course not. The mercenary will kill me. Then the king will renege and pretend.

You see why plausible deniability works for me?

Bored.

Waiting.

Presumed kings.

Your castles are mine.

Planet-wide.
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Anyone see the movie Force 10 from Navarone? You gotta see that one. WWII movie. Compilation from a few wars before of a few good men and women.
 
Quote from Bob111:

http://www.realtor.com/realestatean...and-Rd_Upper-Black-Eddy_PA_18940_M37927-56596

i think they are asking about 24M after they build it. now it's 7.5M and after like 3 years on market-still no buyers. pretty cool property..

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found it-64K in taxes alone

http://www.remax.com/property/91556111-60440018/8-WOODLAND-RD-Newtown-PA-18940/
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Nice museum.

I'd like to know a few facts to post on the plaque outside.
 
How many people, on the planet, could afford this? Were not talking a mortgage here. How many, really? (to buy it, not build it)
 
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How many people, on the planet, could afford this? Were not talking a mortgage here. How many, really? (to buy it, not build it)
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A $100 million dollar property (with 20% down) will only run about $420k per month mortgage. I believe in the US there are about 20,000 americans that are rich enough to afford that kind of payment.
 
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A $100 million dollar property (with 20% down) will only run about $420k per month mortgage. I believe in the US there are about 20,000 americans that are rich enough to afford that kind of payment.
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Pretty good statistic on that one. What do they do for a living?
 
Quote from HATEtheRisk:

they run trading forums and steal all the good ideas.....
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Then they do it backwards to hide their theft. Just look at those bonds and silver.

Can bonds hit 160? I was just thinking about that. If you borrow bonds with a 3% interest payment where do they find the spread? Or are they using the principal on the bond to make interest payments by leveraging to buy more bonds. Automatic bull market. How long can that last when the bonds' legal and intrinsic value is $0? Manufactured market.
 
Quote from FireWalker:

Then they do it backwards to hide their theft. Just look at those bonds and silver.

Can bonds hit 160? I was just thinking about that. If you borrow bonds with a 3% interest payment where do they find the spread? Or are they using the principal on the bond to make interest payments by leveraging to buy more bonds. Automatic bull market. How long can that last when the bonds' legal and intrinsic value is $0? Manufactured market.
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If I were the risk manager at the exchange I would highly consider raising margins. I had always wondered why the margin on bonds was so low in comparison to other contracts. What liability does the exchange have when accepting fraudulent contracts from the Fed? I've said it before, but without "consideration" a contract is null and void. Since the Fed kites checks, there was no "consideration" conveyed, therefore the Treasury owes the Fed nothing. That's at least since 1971 when the Fed defaulted on international gold transfers.
 
Quote from FireWalker:

If I were the risk manager at the exchange I would highly consider raising margins. I had always wondered why the margin on bonds was so low in comparison to other contracts. What liability does the exchange have when accepting fraudulent contracts from the Fed? I've said it before, but without "consideration" a contract is null and void. Since the Fed kites checks, there was no "consideration" conveyed, therefore the Treasury owes the Fed nothing. That's at least since 1971 when the Fed defaulted on international gold transfers.
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Happy belated bankruptcy anniversary, Federal Reserve. 40 years of kiting checks. August 5, 1971. Sorry for not sending a card. I'll send you a silver coin next anniversary. If the Federal Reserve still exists, that is.
 
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