same clueless penguins
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/trade ... quidations
Sort the carnage from the island of misfit bois
Cash open will feel rather vindicated after the over leveraged flotsam washes in heels up dead on the beach.
So sdr fires up logistics imf custody chains up after the ai flame out witnessed and noted as the over leveraged hooker was set ablaze
with lighter fluid into April notes.
Internal Rate of Return (IRR) catches some interest as we SOGO witness another rendition.
Jidoka is a quality concept that means "stop everything" whenever an error occurs. It is controlling quality at the source. Instead of using inspectors to find problems someone else created, the worker is his own inspector, responsible for his/her own quality. When an error or defect is discovered, the worker has the authority and the responsibility to halt the production process. Sogo shosha groups are sufficiently diversified to withstand periodic downturns.
The Sogo shosha lines in supply are holding since yea its another shit show.
The reply from the representative proves the dnc has lost its mind also.
Tama would express an Old Persian idiom which would say that His planet is covered.
MIRY CLAY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKxk0Xwv884
Cooper was the first to mix New World Order (NWO) theories with New Age nonsense like UFOs.
Their view not ours.. Hebrews chapter 8 crushed that point.
thread: Mon Sep 29, 2014 3:26 pm
Ever since the third central bank take over and the developing fourth central bank some may consider today the SDR per se grapples over the we will just have to wait and see for now since the silent weapons of the silent war runs unabated. For the normal folks as we indeed be, we can only pity the arrogated responses just as Job did.
As we see they are already that way. Yea you missed it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KdYAVjRiJ4
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- Sun Mar 28, 2021 6:36 pm
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https://www.historyofvaccines.org/conte ... d-vaccines
German physician Richard Pfeiffer (1858-1945), once a student of Robert Koch, had isolated bacteria from the lungs and sputum of influenza patients during the influenza pandemic of 1892.
Johan Hultin, a 25-year-old Swedish microbiologist and Ph.D. student at the University of Iowa, who set out on a mission in 1951, to dig up the frozen corpses of Inuit victims of the 1919 pandemic... so as to retrieve the viruses what killed them!
"Buried and preserved by the permafrost about 7 feet deep was the body of an Inuit woman that Hultin named “Lucy.” Lucy, Hultin would learn, was an obese woman who likely died in her mid-20s due to complications from the 1918 virus. Her lungs were perfectly frozen and preserved in the Alaskan permafrost. Hultin removed them, placed them in preserving fluid, and later shipped them separately to Taubenberger and his fellow researchers, including Dr. Ann Reid, at the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology. Ten days later, Hultin received a call from the scientists to confirm — to perhaps everyone’s collective astonishment — that positive 1918 virus genetic material had indeed been obtained from Lucy’s lung tissue.
With this work of ghoulish grave digging out of the way... the task at hand was to start the reverse genetics process, which was to create plasmids for each of the 1918 virus’ eight gene segments. A task undertaken by renowned microbiologist, Dr. Peter Palese and Dr. Adolfo Garcia-Sastre at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City.
"On the day the 1918 virus appeared in his cell-culture, Dr. Tumpey knew history had been made, and in fact, a historic virus had been brought back from extinction. He sent a playful, Neil Armstrong-inspired email later that day to colleagues and collaborators, which simply said “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.”
"The fully reconstructed 1918 virus was striking in terms of its ability to quickly replicate, i.e., make copies of itself and spread infection in the lungs of infected mice. For example, four days after infection, the amount of 1918 virus found in the lung tissue of infected mice was 39,000 times higher than that produced by one of the comparison recombinant flu viruses."
One wonders what the follow-up might be to the giant blundering 'leap' into the abyss of madness described above. Well, wonder no longer....
"In 2008, CDC established the International Reagent Resource (IRR), which provides reagents to laboratories around the world to identify seasonal influenza A and B viruses, as well as novel influenza A viruses. During the 2009 H1N1 pandemic, the IRR distributed a new CDC developed 2009 H1N1 PCR assay to domestic public health laboratories and laboratories around the world less than 2 weeks after the 2009 H1N1 virus was first identified."
So.... for you, in the category of pretty much brain dead... let's carry on...
"The latest work was done by Yoshihiro Kawaoka at the University of Wisconsin at Madison. His team showed that adding the 1918 gene for the surface protein haemagglutinin to modern viruses made them far deadlier to mice. The researchers also found that people born after 1918 have little or no immunity.
The team started the work at the highest level of containment, BSL-4, at Canada’s National Microbiology Laboratory in Winnipeg. Then they decided the viruses were safe enough to handle at the next level down, and did the rest of the work across the border in a BSL-3Ag lab in Madison. The main difference between BSL-4 and BSL-3Ag is that precautions to ensure staff do not get infected are less stringent: while BSL-4 involves wearing fully enclosed body suits, those working at BSL-3Ag labs typically have half-suits.
Kawaoka told New Scientist that the decision to move down to BSL-3Ag was taken only after experiments at BSL-4 showed that giving mice the antiviral drug oseltamivir (Tamiflu) in advance prevented them getting sick. This means, he says, that if all lab workers take oseltamivir “they cannot become infected”.
"In similar experiments, Terrence Tumpey’s team at the US Department of Agriculture’s poultry research lab in Athens, Georgia, got quite different results: they found that mice given oseltamivir still got sick and 1 in 10 died. It is not clear why Kawaoka’s mice fared better.
What is more, all the safety precautions are aimed at preventing escape, not dealing with it should it occur. If any of Kawaoka’s lab workers are exposed to the virus despite all the precautions, and become infected despite taking oseltamivir, the consequences could be disastrous."
Now the screams from the body bags of crematoriums are flowing in.
https://www.historyofvaccines.org/conte ... d-vaccines
German physician Richard Pfeiffer (1858-1945), once a student of Robert Koch, had isolated bacteria from the lungs and sputum of influenza patients during the influenza pandemic of 1892.
Johan Hultin, a 25-year-old Swedish microbiologist and Ph.D. student at the University of Iowa, who set out on a mission in 1951, to dig up the frozen corpses of Inuit victims of the 1919 pandemic... so as to retrieve the viruses what killed them!
"Buried and preserved by the permafrost about 7 feet deep was the body of an Inuit woman that Hultin named “Lucy.” Lucy, Hultin would learn, was an obese woman who likely died in her mid-20s due to complications from the 1918 virus. Her lungs were perfectly frozen and preserved in the Alaskan permafrost. Hultin removed them, placed them in preserving fluid, and later shipped them separately to Taubenberger and his fellow researchers, including Dr. Ann Reid, at the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology. Ten days later, Hultin received a call from the scientists to confirm — to perhaps everyone’s collective astonishment — that positive 1918 virus genetic material had indeed been obtained from Lucy’s lung tissue.
With this work of ghoulish grave digging out of the way... the task at hand was to start the reverse genetics process, which was to create plasmids for each of the 1918 virus’ eight gene segments. A task undertaken by renowned microbiologist, Dr. Peter Palese and Dr. Adolfo Garcia-Sastre at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City.
"On the day the 1918 virus appeared in his cell-culture, Dr. Tumpey knew history had been made, and in fact, a historic virus had been brought back from extinction. He sent a playful, Neil Armstrong-inspired email later that day to colleagues and collaborators, which simply said “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.”
"The fully reconstructed 1918 virus was striking in terms of its ability to quickly replicate, i.e., make copies of itself and spread infection in the lungs of infected mice. For example, four days after infection, the amount of 1918 virus found in the lung tissue of infected mice was 39,000 times higher than that produced by one of the comparison recombinant flu viruses."
One wonders what the follow-up might be to the giant blundering 'leap' into the abyss of madness described above. Well, wonder no longer....
"In 2008, CDC established the International Reagent Resource (IRR), which provides reagents to laboratories around the world to identify seasonal influenza A and B viruses, as well as novel influenza A viruses. During the 2009 H1N1 pandemic, the IRR distributed a new CDC developed 2009 H1N1 PCR assay to domestic public health laboratories and laboratories around the world less than 2 weeks after the 2009 H1N1 virus was first identified."
So.... for you, in the category of pretty much brain dead... let's carry on...
"The latest work was done by Yoshihiro Kawaoka at the University of Wisconsin at Madison. His team showed that adding the 1918 gene for the surface protein haemagglutinin to modern viruses made them far deadlier to mice. The researchers also found that people born after 1918 have little or no immunity.
The team started the work at the highest level of containment, BSL-4, at Canada’s National Microbiology Laboratory in Winnipeg. Then they decided the viruses were safe enough to handle at the next level down, and did the rest of the work across the border in a BSL-3Ag lab in Madison. The main difference between BSL-4 and BSL-3Ag is that precautions to ensure staff do not get infected are less stringent: while BSL-4 involves wearing fully enclosed body suits, those working at BSL-3Ag labs typically have half-suits.
Kawaoka told New Scientist that the decision to move down to BSL-3Ag was taken only after experiments at BSL-4 showed that giving mice the antiviral drug oseltamivir (Tamiflu) in advance prevented them getting sick. This means, he says, that if all lab workers take oseltamivir “they cannot become infected”.
"In similar experiments, Terrence Tumpey’s team at the US Department of Agriculture’s poultry research lab in Athens, Georgia, got quite different results: they found that mice given oseltamivir still got sick and 1 in 10 died. It is not clear why Kawaoka’s mice fared better.
What is more, all the safety precautions are aimed at preventing escape, not dealing with it should it occur. If any of Kawaoka’s lab workers are exposed to the virus despite all the precautions, and become infected despite taking oseltamivir, the consequences could be disastrous."
Now the screams from the body bags of crematoriums are flowing in.
- Sun Aug 12, 2018 11:01 am
- Forum: Finance and Investments
- Topic: Financial topics
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Re: Financial topics
Turkish Lira longs are about to have another very long night.
All the shekels will be on one side of the boat bois as the the real fun begins.
Of course the usual suspects will be tomahawked by pocahontas later on a floor rampage.
Blame the specs running like a Yugo for now.
... if there was one thing that could force the Turkish collapse to escalate and result in global contagion, it is the fear of capital controls. This is how Robert Marchini, a political strategist at Zenith Asset Management laid out to Bloomberg how he see the "worst case scenario" for Turkey:
Regarding Turkey as a potential 'Black Swan'-level event, I'm skeptical the collapse of the currency per se would be enough of an incident. The market has known for a while Erdogan was leading the country in an economically reckless direction. The real question was when it all would blow up (although I don't think anyone thought it would go down this quickly.)
If I was a Turk I would buy HNK until sanity returns which will never happen.
The internationalists have been undermining the US with their cultural Marxism for decades.
And they wonder why it's finally de-stabilizing the dollars worth? Maybe Sunstein can give the Russians a "nudge"!
They had to go back to typewriters after Kasperski found how extensive the NSA backdoors were in everything.
Only idiots lack graphite now.
Matters not now, China adds Iran to the list of protected country and the JUSA is seen globally as a bunch of illiterate fucktards.
The flyovers know that the blue dem collars blame the mex as the White Collars blame the Chicoms takovers.
The Islamic Republic of Iran remains in the ever-tightening grip of an economic death spiral.
Iran adulterated Chavez and went "going" bust.
Iran’s rial continues its dying spiral which began in earnest Saturday after being on a gentle slide since April, now hitting a historic low this week. Over the weekend the rial took a surprising 12.5% dive, falling from 98,000 IRR/USD on Saturday to 116,000 IRR/USD by the shut of Sunday.
As Forbes suggests this sort of traditional dying spiral hasn’t occurred since September 2012.
Hot money spike as beggar-thy-neighbour policy is an economic policy through which one country attempts to remedy its economic
problems by means that tend to worsen the economic problems of other countries.
I think the adults already know this problem as the duel passport disorder. Put them on Plane, or surrender one getting on one.
Expired Visa express lane out.
All the shekels will be on one side of the boat bois as the the real fun begins.
Of course the usual suspects will be tomahawked by pocahontas later on a floor rampage.
Blame the specs running like a Yugo for now.
... if there was one thing that could force the Turkish collapse to escalate and result in global contagion, it is the fear of capital controls. This is how Robert Marchini, a political strategist at Zenith Asset Management laid out to Bloomberg how he see the "worst case scenario" for Turkey:
Regarding Turkey as a potential 'Black Swan'-level event, I'm skeptical the collapse of the currency per se would be enough of an incident. The market has known for a while Erdogan was leading the country in an economically reckless direction. The real question was when it all would blow up (although I don't think anyone thought it would go down this quickly.)
If I was a Turk I would buy HNK until sanity returns which will never happen.
The internationalists have been undermining the US with their cultural Marxism for decades.
And they wonder why it's finally de-stabilizing the dollars worth? Maybe Sunstein can give the Russians a "nudge"!
They had to go back to typewriters after Kasperski found how extensive the NSA backdoors were in everything.
Only idiots lack graphite now.
Matters not now, China adds Iran to the list of protected country and the JUSA is seen globally as a bunch of illiterate fucktards.
The flyovers know that the blue dem collars blame the mex as the White Collars blame the Chicoms takovers.
The Islamic Republic of Iran remains in the ever-tightening grip of an economic death spiral.
Iran adulterated Chavez and went "going" bust.
Iran’s rial continues its dying spiral which began in earnest Saturday after being on a gentle slide since April, now hitting a historic low this week. Over the weekend the rial took a surprising 12.5% dive, falling from 98,000 IRR/USD on Saturday to 116,000 IRR/USD by the shut of Sunday.
As Forbes suggests this sort of traditional dying spiral hasn’t occurred since September 2012.
Hot money spike as beggar-thy-neighbour policy is an economic policy through which one country attempts to remedy its economic
problems by means that tend to worsen the economic problems of other countries.
I think the adults already know this problem as the duel passport disorder. Put them on Plane, or surrender one getting on one.
Expired Visa express lane out.
- Mon Dec 07, 2015 9:28 am
- Forum: Finance and Investments
- Topic: Financial topics
- Replies: 29822
- Views: 16824909
Re: Financial topics
https://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/series/M2V/
the key to ... the bottomless pit was carried by whom
some warned us long ago...
https://fredblog.stlouisfed.org/2014/08 ... inflation/
The less is more cults are eating the seed corn as we already know.
Point being for me is references that once was 3.50 is now 8.00 in less than half a decade....
so as we noted and warned.
The statement is thus true since under cardinal utility theory, the sign of the marginal utility of a good
is the same for all the numerical representations of a particular preference structure.
A quart of wheat for a day’s pay, if they survived that long which many have not.
http://gdxforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php ... les#p27921 <----- As we already seen
http://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/ ... rate_2.jpg
Many will be returning to review IRR as opportunity costs diminish going forward. Frameworks do suffice for now going forward
some contend viable. Locally I do not see it.
http://gdxforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php ... les#p18761
http://gdxforum.com/forum/search.php?ke ... sf=msgonly
the key to ... the bottomless pit was carried by whom
some warned us long ago...
https://fredblog.stlouisfed.org/2014/08 ... inflation/
The less is more cults are eating the seed corn as we already know.
Point being for me is references that once was 3.50 is now 8.00 in less than half a decade....
so as we noted and warned.
The statement is thus true since under cardinal utility theory, the sign of the marginal utility of a good
is the same for all the numerical representations of a particular preference structure.
A quart of wheat for a day’s pay, if they survived that long which many have not.
http://gdxforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php ... les#p27921 <----- As we already seen
http://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/ ... rate_2.jpg
Many will be returning to review IRR as opportunity costs diminish going forward. Frameworks do suffice for now going forward
some contend viable. Locally I do not see it.
http://gdxforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php ... les#p18761
http://gdxforum.com/forum/search.php?ke ... sf=msgonly
- Wed Nov 18, 2015 5:42 pm
- Forum: Finance and Investments
- Topic: Financial topics
- Replies: 29822
- Views: 16824909
Re: Financial topics
Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their
distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world. James 1:27
I need the revenue harvester to tax me less, to care for the ones under my roof.
Trans humanism is simply cartels circling the wagons to cash flow the predations
in some cases. Avarice is a another and plain separate issue and masked under IRR.
The Bantu migrant path south equates death infact over time.
Today they Covet the journey north as the "Fables And Fabians" as it takes to produce.
I will task the sauce to solve the free shit army over there as we speak. http://spaghettimonster.com/
Amos warned us to what would come from the walls, that is all you will find.
To be blunt the children of Hagar told us point blank as we asked why
do you seek my children's blood and the answer that was freely given.
It is allowed to lie and disguise oneself as a non-muslem in order to survive in a hostile culture.
The american public is hostile to islam.
This way of life is called-taquia- or taqiye: pretending to be someone else.
No, we understand rather clearly, may we add that totalitarian political system masquerading as a religion
as moderates understand confusion shelters corruption. It is just that simple with Jagged pills here, or there.
As a taxpayer we call bullshit to murder and theft, no matter where.
http://www.informationclearinghouse.inf ... e43461.htm
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-11-1 ... ody-asking
distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world. James 1:27
I need the revenue harvester to tax me less, to care for the ones under my roof.
Trans humanism is simply cartels circling the wagons to cash flow the predations
in some cases. Avarice is a another and plain separate issue and masked under IRR.
The Bantu migrant path south equates death infact over time.
Today they Covet the journey north as the "Fables And Fabians" as it takes to produce.
I will task the sauce to solve the free shit army over there as we speak. http://spaghettimonster.com/
Amos warned us to what would come from the walls, that is all you will find.
To be blunt the children of Hagar told us point blank as we asked why
do you seek my children's blood and the answer that was freely given.
It is allowed to lie and disguise oneself as a non-muslem in order to survive in a hostile culture.
The american public is hostile to islam.
This way of life is called-taquia- or taqiye: pretending to be someone else.
No, we understand rather clearly, may we add that totalitarian political system masquerading as a religion
as moderates understand confusion shelters corruption. It is just that simple with Jagged pills here, or there.
As a taxpayer we call bullshit to murder and theft, no matter where.
http://www.informationclearinghouse.inf ... e43461.htm
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-11-1 ... ody-asking
- Fri Nov 13, 2015 4:19 pm
- Forum: Finance and Investments
- Topic: Financial topics
- Replies: 29822
- Views: 16824909
Re: Financial topics
Yea, that's a damn good point John.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Camp_of_the_Saints
The french IRR is kicking in. As for the oil forty bucks it was not that hard to see.
Luck covers it, sure yea what he said, as even the root will eaten.
Did I see in the seventys, nope to ignorant to see what pragmatics sceptics enjoy
screwing the taxpayers over as they bitched about OSHA and our they left the sixth most polluted
spot on the planet place holder of stupidity award as they took there modality
business units on our dime shortly later. Somewhere in time we can hope both zealots get it.
As for the local scoop I will convey a five million dollars of just dirt will be spread out as another project
gets underway, so we shall see soon enough. I feel they are both smart enough to move ahead
without red tape on issues being cut sideays as we note in time as they roll their eyes in contempt
to GD views. is traction coming? In thinking zones it will be more than not.
IRR calculations are commonly used to evaluate the desirability of investments or projects.
These lunatic cheefull idiots indeed will get you killed since they hire one village idiot to kill
another village idiot. Yes Europe has indeed struck oil. They will trot out the unintended consequences
I suppose soon enough. Same affairs surfacing since the path of the bantu south is certain death
and the liberal idiots will simply be raped and pillaged by the free shit army which it appears
is less that thirty five percent syrian victoms. A few enclaves here want the Kurds armed
to mop the mess since really what difference does it make given testamony we hear.
Amos pegged the races so long ago in that lovely Orontes Valley they still cannot fathom
what is to be if we side for caution with the authors of things we cannot change.
On a finance side of the paper shuffle watching KMI sort of models and watching
the rub of the USO and FAC rhetorician and the jest of the dinosaur bone pickers
and fish in the barrel oil futures cool aid stained shirt cults. Sideways would ok for now
as they myRA the denizens. Good or bad nothing is new under the Sun and we will witness
both in hope and assurances of progress. Did we miss anyone as we look in mirror?
H was spot with the REIT going to be stuffed up our taxpayer tail pipes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Camp_of_the_Saints
The french IRR is kicking in. As for the oil forty bucks it was not that hard to see.
Luck covers it, sure yea what he said, as even the root will eaten.
Did I see in the seventys, nope to ignorant to see what pragmatics sceptics enjoy
screwing the taxpayers over as they bitched about OSHA and our they left the sixth most polluted
spot on the planet place holder of stupidity award as they took there modality
business units on our dime shortly later. Somewhere in time we can hope both zealots get it.
As for the local scoop I will convey a five million dollars of just dirt will be spread out as another project
gets underway, so we shall see soon enough. I feel they are both smart enough to move ahead
without red tape on issues being cut sideays as we note in time as they roll their eyes in contempt
to GD views. is traction coming? In thinking zones it will be more than not.
IRR calculations are commonly used to evaluate the desirability of investments or projects.
These lunatic cheefull idiots indeed will get you killed since they hire one village idiot to kill
another village idiot. Yes Europe has indeed struck oil. They will trot out the unintended consequences
I suppose soon enough. Same affairs surfacing since the path of the bantu south is certain death
and the liberal idiots will simply be raped and pillaged by the free shit army which it appears
is less that thirty five percent syrian victoms. A few enclaves here want the Kurds armed
to mop the mess since really what difference does it make given testamony we hear.
Amos pegged the races so long ago in that lovely Orontes Valley they still cannot fathom
what is to be if we side for caution with the authors of things we cannot change.
On a finance side of the paper shuffle watching KMI sort of models and watching
the rub of the USO and FAC rhetorician and the jest of the dinosaur bone pickers
and fish in the barrel oil futures cool aid stained shirt cults. Sideways would ok for now
as they myRA the denizens. Good or bad nothing is new under the Sun and we will witness
both in hope and assurances of progress. Did we miss anyone as we look in mirror?
H was spot with the REIT going to be stuffed up our taxpayer tail pipes.
- Wed Jan 08, 2014 1:21 am
- Forum: Finance and Investments
- Topic: Financial topics
- Replies: 29822
- Views: 16824909
Re: Financial topics
http://www.safehaven.com/article/32330/ ... -in-silver
perched water http://deflationland.blogspot.be/
Deeper water than the eyes of youth.
http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/ ... n-and-now/
https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ous&q=fabianism
using a cautious strategy of delay and avoidance - theory advocating state ownership of industry - established by gradual reforms within the law -
i.e. walking in circles
http://donny-allen.us/2012/10/23/ill-ni ... b-johnson/
http://donny-allen.us/2012/10/23/democr ... l-clinton/
Alfred Marshall would shake his head in utter disbelief at this point in time.
There is no modern man other than the level of acepted avarice and by there fruit they shall be known.
As T noted some time back as we know here the problem is not what Keynes wrote, but how it has been perverted (sic) for expropriation or pork politics.
Keynes in his original thesis suggested that Government should be only THE LAST RESORT, and that persistent use of Tax conduits to warp Demand will lead to economic scarring in both industries dependant on Government largesse to cover their own structural deficits & malinvestment for ego projects vs. real-return IRR. You can crank out all the goods in the world, even invent a damn Fusion reactor but it won't mean shit if people lack the knowledge and purchasing power to actually use the damn thing. He even sourced 'new energy projects' in his lectures as a case study in where plowing gobs of capital will permanently screw up both the consumption habits of people and how they view Government. Go figure (How's the Ethanol subsidies working out for MENA food inflation and gasolines prices these days ?
During those periods of growth, and when G should not be needed the G should be kept to a minimum in the GNP (GDP didn't exist yet) and I & S should be the key drivers for L's consumption. If G does anything it's only role should be as a kick starter, with immediate repayment for projects where there is zero immediate economic revenues, such as National Railroads / Infrastructure vs. Regional cartels and more importantly building a war chest of Funds or SWF for when shit hits the fan. IMF and by extension World Bank is exactly this, a policy instrument to be only used for when countries are on the Occam razor of nationalist redistribution or blowout debts due to rampant government ego building.
That last sentence did not sit well with Keynesians public policy schools which did not like the whole aspect that their mighty policy wonk work must sit on the shelf for 90% of business cycles. So they just assumed that the market is in constant economic turmoil, and government must be constantly in a state of intervention. Thus giving them relevance & so, the cottage industry of Keynesians schools was born post-1940.
And so, here we are since the first republicans here noted kaisers social security program makes better soldiers since ceasar got his from under the bridges thus coming back to cross the rubicon as Americans walk in circles with liberty unable to be defined but by few. Meanwhile the steam engine and countless labor saving devices made another sticky wage pool obsolete.
As we noted before the cool aid from the source: asymmetric paternalism, states that paternalism should be invited if it bestows large benefits on those who make errors in judgment while imposing little or no harm upon those who are fully rational. While some may argue that this benefit to shortsighted consumers comes at the expense of retailers, it can be posited that correcting these errors in judgment enhances economic efficiency to the benefit of both parties involved. Given that achieving such change is a difficult process, it is helpful to understand the dynamics of an individual’s desires and the strategies that can effectively control them, AEA Papers and Proceedings, May 2003.
And so, the Austrians reflect the corruption of the regulatory bodies does not shake his blind confidence in the infallibility and perfection of the state; it merely fills him with moral aversion to entrepreneurs and capitalists. No one should expect that any logical argument or any experience could ever shake the almost religious fervour of those who believe in salvation through spending and credit expansion. The final outcome of the credit expansion is general impoverishment. By short-circuiting the price mechanism and forcing people into economic lives contrary to their own chosing, central planning destroys the capital base and creates economic randomness that eventually ends in killing prosperity.
Not hard to see with our own eyes as we noted before why it was tested for a mercury content from the asymmetric paternalism cults
so no standard can be uttered.
“It’s ironic that the people who need health coverage the most and can least afford it are the ones who will be totally left out in the cold,” Ron Pollack, the executive director of Families USA, the national organization for health care consumers, told The Fiscal Times last fall.
No they found a way not to pull teeth and appear respectable.
perched water http://deflationland.blogspot.be/
Deeper water than the eyes of youth.
http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/ ... n-and-now/
https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ous&q=fabianism
using a cautious strategy of delay and avoidance - theory advocating state ownership of industry - established by gradual reforms within the law -
i.e. walking in circles
http://donny-allen.us/2012/10/23/ill-ni ... b-johnson/
http://donny-allen.us/2012/10/23/democr ... l-clinton/
Alfred Marshall would shake his head in utter disbelief at this point in time.
There is no modern man other than the level of acepted avarice and by there fruit they shall be known.
As T noted some time back as we know here the problem is not what Keynes wrote, but how it has been perverted (sic) for expropriation or pork politics.
Keynes in his original thesis suggested that Government should be only THE LAST RESORT, and that persistent use of Tax conduits to warp Demand will lead to economic scarring in both industries dependant on Government largesse to cover their own structural deficits & malinvestment for ego projects vs. real-return IRR. You can crank out all the goods in the world, even invent a damn Fusion reactor but it won't mean shit if people lack the knowledge and purchasing power to actually use the damn thing. He even sourced 'new energy projects' in his lectures as a case study in where plowing gobs of capital will permanently screw up both the consumption habits of people and how they view Government. Go figure (How's the Ethanol subsidies working out for MENA food inflation and gasolines prices these days ?
During those periods of growth, and when G should not be needed the G should be kept to a minimum in the GNP (GDP didn't exist yet) and I & S should be the key drivers for L's consumption. If G does anything it's only role should be as a kick starter, with immediate repayment for projects where there is zero immediate economic revenues, such as National Railroads / Infrastructure vs. Regional cartels and more importantly building a war chest of Funds or SWF for when shit hits the fan. IMF and by extension World Bank is exactly this, a policy instrument to be only used for when countries are on the Occam razor of nationalist redistribution or blowout debts due to rampant government ego building.
That last sentence did not sit well with Keynesians public policy schools which did not like the whole aspect that their mighty policy wonk work must sit on the shelf for 90% of business cycles. So they just assumed that the market is in constant economic turmoil, and government must be constantly in a state of intervention. Thus giving them relevance & so, the cottage industry of Keynesians schools was born post-1940.
And so, here we are since the first republicans here noted kaisers social security program makes better soldiers since ceasar got his from under the bridges thus coming back to cross the rubicon as Americans walk in circles with liberty unable to be defined but by few. Meanwhile the steam engine and countless labor saving devices made another sticky wage pool obsolete.
As we noted before the cool aid from the source: asymmetric paternalism, states that paternalism should be invited if it bestows large benefits on those who make errors in judgment while imposing little or no harm upon those who are fully rational. While some may argue that this benefit to shortsighted consumers comes at the expense of retailers, it can be posited that correcting these errors in judgment enhances economic efficiency to the benefit of both parties involved. Given that achieving such change is a difficult process, it is helpful to understand the dynamics of an individual’s desires and the strategies that can effectively control them, AEA Papers and Proceedings, May 2003.
And so, the Austrians reflect the corruption of the regulatory bodies does not shake his blind confidence in the infallibility and perfection of the state; it merely fills him with moral aversion to entrepreneurs and capitalists. No one should expect that any logical argument or any experience could ever shake the almost religious fervour of those who believe in salvation through spending and credit expansion. The final outcome of the credit expansion is general impoverishment. By short-circuiting the price mechanism and forcing people into economic lives contrary to their own chosing, central planning destroys the capital base and creates economic randomness that eventually ends in killing prosperity.
Not hard to see with our own eyes as we noted before why it was tested for a mercury content from the asymmetric paternalism cults
so no standard can be uttered.
“It’s ironic that the people who need health coverage the most and can least afford it are the ones who will be totally left out in the cold,” Ron Pollack, the executive director of Families USA, the national organization for health care consumers, told The Fiscal Times last fall.
No they found a way not to pull teeth and appear respectable.
- Mon Dec 02, 2013 6:26 pm
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Obscured trends http://solarcycles.files.wordpress.com/ ... /2dec1.png
I will consider delivery at $16.00 meanwhile, ...plant Dimons head on a stick, displayed in front of the Comex with a brief note stapled to the forehead explaining the relevence in reaction to the naked shorting, as we wait for the next schill to boldly take his place I would suggest the buying opportunities shall swiftly diminish. h/t sb
They offer a olive branch to discuss why they think team purple are better sociopaths
than the palate of 16 million shades of grey.
The problem is not what Keynes wrote, but how it has been perverted (sic) for expropriation or pork politics.
Keynes in his original thesis suggested that Government should be only THE LAST RESORT, and that persistent use of Tax conduits to warp Demand will lead to economic scarring in both industries dependant on Government largesse to cover their own structural deficits and malinvestment for ego projects vs. real-return IRR. You can crank out all the goods in the world, even invent a damn Fusion reactor but it won't mean shit if people lack the knowledge and purchasing power to actually use the damn thing. He even sourced 'new energy projects' in his lectures as a case study in where plowing gobs of capital will permanently screw up both the consumption habits of people and how they view Government. Go figure (How's the Ethanol subsidies working out for MENA food inflation and gasolines prices these days ? During those periods of growth, and when G should not be needed the G should be kept to a minimum in the GNP (GDP didn't exist yet) and I & S should be the key drivers for L's consumption. If G does anything it's only role should be as a kick starter, with immediate repayment for projects where there is zero immediate economic revenues, such as National Railroads / Infrastructure vs. Regional cartels and more importantly building a war chest of Funds or SWF for when shit hits the fan. IMF and by extension World Bank is exactly this, a policy instrument to be only used for when countries are on the Occam razor of nationalist redistribution or blowout debts due to rampant government ego building.
That last sentence did not sit well with Keynesians public policy schools which did not like the whole aspect that their mighty policy wonk work must sit on the shelf for 90% of business cycles. So they just assumed that the market is in constant economic turmoil, and government must be constantly in a state of intervention. Thus giving them relevance and so the cottage industry of Keynesians schools was born post-1940. And so, here we are.
As I heard tonight from 0 staff in 2017 things will be better. As noted above it pattens to archetypes plainly understood from these maniancs.
Keynes, having seen the fun that was the Jewish pogroms and spectacular collapses in East Indian and MENA stock bubbles in the 1890-1920's disagreed that if the market corrected 40%, people would rather revert to mob mentality with feudal structures vs. a mercantalist state. Way easier to blame a bunch of guys in suits vs. explaining to a bunch of squibs that investing in 300x P/E companies was NOT sound market strategy. At least that was his opinion to his death. A dead currency is far better than a dead nation, or a nation where half of the nutjobs decide to scapegoat the other half for all the problems every 30 years. The guy also ran a fund for a few years, including having the Queen's trust fund as an LP client. So he also had that going for him in getting his view out.
From my cousin and whats up with Yitzhak Kaduri for you noobs.
I will consider delivery at $16.00 meanwhile, ...plant Dimons head on a stick, displayed in front of the Comex with a brief note stapled to the forehead explaining the relevence in reaction to the naked shorting, as we wait for the next schill to boldly take his place I would suggest the buying opportunities shall swiftly diminish. h/t sb
They offer a olive branch to discuss why they think team purple are better sociopaths
than the palate of 16 million shades of grey.
The problem is not what Keynes wrote, but how it has been perverted (sic) for expropriation or pork politics.
Keynes in his original thesis suggested that Government should be only THE LAST RESORT, and that persistent use of Tax conduits to warp Demand will lead to economic scarring in both industries dependant on Government largesse to cover their own structural deficits and malinvestment for ego projects vs. real-return IRR. You can crank out all the goods in the world, even invent a damn Fusion reactor but it won't mean shit if people lack the knowledge and purchasing power to actually use the damn thing. He even sourced 'new energy projects' in his lectures as a case study in where plowing gobs of capital will permanently screw up both the consumption habits of people and how they view Government. Go figure (How's the Ethanol subsidies working out for MENA food inflation and gasolines prices these days ? During those periods of growth, and when G should not be needed the G should be kept to a minimum in the GNP (GDP didn't exist yet) and I & S should be the key drivers for L's consumption. If G does anything it's only role should be as a kick starter, with immediate repayment for projects where there is zero immediate economic revenues, such as National Railroads / Infrastructure vs. Regional cartels and more importantly building a war chest of Funds or SWF for when shit hits the fan. IMF and by extension World Bank is exactly this, a policy instrument to be only used for when countries are on the Occam razor of nationalist redistribution or blowout debts due to rampant government ego building.
That last sentence did not sit well with Keynesians public policy schools which did not like the whole aspect that their mighty policy wonk work must sit on the shelf for 90% of business cycles. So they just assumed that the market is in constant economic turmoil, and government must be constantly in a state of intervention. Thus giving them relevance and so the cottage industry of Keynesians schools was born post-1940. And so, here we are.
As I heard tonight from 0 staff in 2017 things will be better. As noted above it pattens to archetypes plainly understood from these maniancs.
Keynes, having seen the fun that was the Jewish pogroms and spectacular collapses in East Indian and MENA stock bubbles in the 1890-1920's disagreed that if the market corrected 40%, people would rather revert to mob mentality with feudal structures vs. a mercantalist state. Way easier to blame a bunch of guys in suits vs. explaining to a bunch of squibs that investing in 300x P/E companies was NOT sound market strategy. At least that was his opinion to his death. A dead currency is far better than a dead nation, or a nation where half of the nutjobs decide to scapegoat the other half for all the problems every 30 years. The guy also ran a fund for a few years, including having the Queen's trust fund as an LP client. So he also had that going for him in getting his view out.
From my cousin and whats up with Yitzhak Kaduri for you noobs.
- Wed Oct 03, 2012 6:14 pm
- Forum: Finance and Investments
- Topic: Financial topics
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Cross posted for a friend from a discussion this morning. Iranians witnessed a dramatic 9.65% drop in the value of the rial, over the course of a single weekend (8-10 September 2012). The free-fall has continued since then. On 2 October 2012, the black-market exchange rate reached 35,000 IRR/USD – a rate which reflects a 65% decline in the rial, relative to the U.S. dollar. BTW consider ideology and faith have nothing in common. ht tyler