Here Am I
Jan 28 2008, 07:36 PM
January 25, 2008 posting ... just a quick note on the pres and congress "stimulus" package ... the economy is in this state because we have had phony debt money with INTEREST to phony imposter bankers for nearly 100 years with and endless string of phony wars and black hole military spending ... all our resources are used up or nearly gone ... geeee folks ... any guesses as to why this country is in economic shambles and WHO IS TO BLAME ??? and their solution ... give you more phony money that really is being borrowed on the national credit card that you will have to pay back later WITH INTEREST ... to the same con men european phony bankers ... and guess where the money will go ... to pay interest to house mortgages ... credit card interest and the big oil companies that are taking our national energy resources and selling it to you at Uranus prices ... get a clue folks ... the day you take your "stimulus check" and spend it ... you just created more debt for everyone ... and this "shot in the arm" will 99% go directly to a one month debt payment and the next month you will be back where you started from ... but further in debt ... we need real value money with a real congress with real constitutional values ... not the laundry list of thugs and con men that now run this country ... but my statement will not alter the course of greed and benefits to the rich ... so just get a bowl of popcorn and get ready to watch the show in the upcoming weeks and months as the USA TITANIC goes down ... be prepared to take care of yourselves !!! jim mccanney
http://www.jmccanneyscience.com/
mrdh
Jan 28 2008, 09:37 PM
Don't spend it all in one place. Hershey is raising the wholesale price of its candy due to increased costs of cocoa and milk. Just in time for the Super Bowl, Busch and other breweires are raising the cost of beer, due to increased costs of hops and barley.
I don't eat much candy, and am not a beer drinker. One might think these events don't affect me. However, they are but indicatins of major trends. You can't print more fiat money without raising prices. By the time you gat the check, the money will already be worth a lot less. Some stimulus!
Sure, there are other causes. Using corn for ethanol means it costs more to feed a daiiry cow. With farm bill subsidies going to corn, less land is planted in barley.
But printing money is the main cause of rising prices. We printed money to fight a war. We printed money to finance shaky mortgages, and are now making the balloon payment; our leaders sure won't make the bankers pay.
Now there is bipartisan agreement to fight fiat money inflation with more fiat money inflaton. In an election year they think you are too dumb to realize that it's shell game.
Many will take their money, borrowed from China, and buy Chinese goods at WalMart and just about everywhere else. It's a stimulus, all right -- a stimulus for China.
Are these politicians stupid, or traitorous? Neither, probably. They are grasping at straws, desperately attempting o prop up a shaky system since they don't have the courage to face the real problems nor the self-discipline to control their own proflligacy.
But they're just doing what the voters demand. Most voters aren't big on self-discipline and courage. They want the handouts, and to heck with the consequences to future generations. Voters expect money to magically appear. They vote for the guy who does the best impression of Merlin the Magician.
But it's no longer just future generations who will face the consequences of the profligacy. The payback is already upon us. All the fiat money they can print can't change that.
OneOfHisHandmaidens
Jan 30 2008, 01:19 AM
BIZNETDAILY
Half of gold in central banks gone?
Watchdog: 'We want to expose and stop the manipulation'
U.S. central banks may have less than half the gold they claim to possess in their vaults, charges a watchdog group in an ad scheduled for publication in the Wall Street Journal this week.
see the full article here:
http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=59935
mrdh
Jan 30 2008, 04:41 AM
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U.S. central banks may have less than half the gold they claim to possess in their vaults, charges a watchdog group in an ad scheduled for publication in the Wall Street Journal this week.
Even members of Congress can't learn how much gold, if any, is in Fort Knox -- as Ron Paul discussed quite some time ago. Treasury disputes the claim of the watchdog group, but won't prove it even to our elected leaders.