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aedens
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Higgenbotham wrote:This article is very interesting from a GD standpoint.

http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Asia-Pac ... a-disputes
http://www.environmentalgraffiti.com/ne ... -east-asia

http://www.environmentalgraffiti.com/ne ... as?image=6

Children as young as 7 mine coal under deplorable conditions in northeastern India, where local authority overrules national laws against such practices.
Under life-threatening conditions, an estimated 70,000 children work in the coal mines in the Jaintia Hills in northeast India, according to a children's rights organization working to end the practice. The youngest of the miners are just 7 years old.

According to a recent study commissioned by the American Psychological Association, more than one-third (36%) of all workers say they typically feel tense or stressed out during their workdays.

Send Sharpton over there to make things right. In the mid eighty's we lost some good people who only God knows now trying to tell the world.

The latest survey is 6 of 10 workers will lie and think they are preserving the ship so other people are so afraid of 
rocking the boat they put the entire ship at risk.
The torpedo cult smears the landscape and others with FUD since legal run business and plausible denial is the encapsulation process.
I was asked do you trust. I answered depends on the topic. Last time you assholes asked that you asked if you want to go to Cheetahs. No thanks I care about my family more than you.
I mind my own business. Thing indeed cycle good and bad. Most propaganda is not designed to fool the critical thinker, but only to give moral cowards an excuse not to think at all."
Michael Rivero, The majority are just trying to fit in, they are scared of being social pariahs.

America is divorced from reality.
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http://money.cnn.com/news/specials/stor ... nkbailout/
http://dumbasshole.org/

Our people, though capable of strong and durable feeling, were not demonstrative in their affection at any time, least of all in the presence of guests or strangers. Only to the aged, who have journeyed far, and are in a manner exempt from ordinary rules, are permitted some playful familiarities with children and grandchildren, some plain speaking, even to harshness and objurgation, from which the others must rigidly refrain. In short, the old men and women are privileged to say what they please and how they please, without contradiction, while the hardships and bodily infirmities that of necessity fall to their lot are softened so far as may be by universal consideration and attention.

And then came the so called wise. http://www.sacred-texts.com/afr/dbn/dbn11.htm

One thing about history is second place is first loser, and promptly they sold your ass to the highest bidder. Money has no color but the yoke of it bears evil.
aedens
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http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/breakout ... 24933.html

they are back door tax pushing fuel to a fiver sooner or later imo - context: given the lack of transparency in the RIN market, it's difficult to attribute with complete certainty the price surge since Monday to Monday's appellate court decision; unlike with more liquid markets, we can't see how RIN prices reacted in the minutes following the announcement. Finally, RIN prices are notoriously difficult to predict. Several prominent agricultural economists published papers predicting high D6 RIN prices in 2012 and low prices in 2013; obviously the opposite has happened in both cases. gd

That's ok though: the sincere laughter that this move has generated by trading desks everywhere at the broken farce of a market was worth the price of admission.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-07-2 ... es-berserk

http://www.google.com/finance?chdnp=0&c ... I7CQ0QGCGQ

The Calvary is not coming to save you. They have other plans and if you missed that essential point you have aready been abandoned.

Securities and Exchange Commission is looking at whether new restrictions should be placed on market makers and traders that use mathematical algorithms, a top regulator said Friday. "Given the potential for trading algorithms to cause severe trading disruptions and shake investor confidence, we are considering whether they should be subject to appropriate rules and controls," said SEC Chairwoman Mary Schapiro at the agency's "SEC Speaks" conference in Washington. luzl Feb. 4, 2011

http://100777.com/nwo/barbarians#2 poison runs deep

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K27eN_YC6Ic good stuff

watching bcar nci - pea because im stupid and they are 3 of 4 on earnings - glp egas as longs after due diligence - trimmed a shit load today - grabbed some pba - will poke around the 25th and 26th, maybe.

Paper tigers hard asses say keep alot of dry powder as metals scoffs and pummels them with 6000 years of fact. We are appearing to be in the siren songs period we alluded to.

Aldo noted the fucktards that have been poisoned by the group think that exists w/in finance these days are burdened by:

(a) hypocrisy or the desperate grab for legitimizing what can be otherwise known as fraud
(b) in reference to monetary policy, believing that rates or cost of money (what the real econ only sees in rising prices as the end product) actually helps an econ & employment
thus aiding to the fraud
(c) verbose & underdelivers ie a masturbatory article on have cash on the sidelines just in case X scenario plays out otherwise front run in the meantime w/watchful eyes
steers the narrative from do we have too much financialization that dominates policy & thusly become counter to wealth distribution & creation ie concentrates wealth at the risk to many to short sided musings of one's portfolio worth in a fiat dominated world i.e. valuation of nothing.
Also also notes a waste of time analysis, but good to know how the fucktardation has "evolved" amongst the smart money
http://www.gmo.com/websitecontent/GMO_Q ... 2Q2013.pdf
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-rap0WhqSU ratt rolled detroit by the paper punks

look list bcar nci pea glp egas cvrr uan cvi - its your book ---- Fibonacci's original problem - about the rabBits
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How to protect a national electric utility producer---a translated article from Spain
http://govtslaves.info/spain-privatizes ... -sunlight/

Spain Privatizes The Sun: Multi Millon Dollar Penalties For Collecting Sunlight

"if you get caught collecting photons of sunlight for your own use you can drop a fine of 30 million euros."

"The excess energy can not be stored in batteries because it is forbidden."


There is a joke about governments charging you for breathing, --- guess that is next.
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The Reserve Bank of India has added new restrictions on gold imports in an attempt to curb demand for the precious metal and reduce the country's current account deficit.
http://www.mining.com/india-takes-steps ... ign=digest
While the periphery breaks down rather slowly at first, the capital cities of the hegemon should collapse suddenly and violently.
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Obamacare Fraud Prevention Database - What is Missing ???

John - and the Beacon Article wrote:Will it bother you when almost anyone can access your name, birth date, Social Security number, gender, ethnicity, family size, Indian status, incarceration status, veteran status, Peace Corps status, membership in a “recognized religious sect or health care sharing ministry,” email addresses, telephone numbers, health records, health insurance and premium information, and income, including IRS tax return information and Social Security income, as well as financial information from other third-party sources?

According to a filing by the Department of Health and Human Services, a wide range of people, including “agency contractors, consultants, or grantees” who “need to have access to the records” to help run Obamacare, as well as law enforcement officials to “investigate potential fraud,” will have access to this information, “without the consent of the individual.”

Among those who “need to have” access? “Navigators“: private individuals ranging from community organizers to possibly convicted felons, designated to help consumers work their way through the otherwise impenetrable Obamacare maze. Opponents claim almost anyone could become a Navigator, and they will not be subject to background checks.
While the database will be a one stop wet dream for Identity theft criminals and those bent on character assasination ( media and politicians with an agenda ),

there is one piece of key fraud prevention information that only the federal government has that will not be in the database,

Immigration status.

It is illegal for anyone other than a U.S. citizen to participate in Obamacare, yet it will be both illegal and immpossible for anyone to validate citizenship through the this database, or via any other means. If an applicant states they are a U.S. citizen, that is the only verification needed or even allowed.

No immigration status will be recorded in this database.
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John, or anyone else, expecting "mean reversion" on bond prices?

Before, at the same time, or after stocks go down?
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sheeple ---

What Gold Nationalization Really Means

"In fact, the Executive Order didn’t even make the front page of the New York Times, whose main headline the day after was “BEER LEGAL AT MIDNIGHT”.

"Of course, Roosevelt was not the first, nor the last, to confiscate citizens’ gold. One of my favorite stories involves Charles I of England, who commandeered 200,000 pounds of gold in 1638 as the English Civil War was approaching."

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-07-2 ... ally-means

Submitted by Tyler Durden on 07/25/2013 - 19:40
Gold owners are almost universally familiar with the story of Franklin Roosevelt criminalizing the ownership of gold back in 1933. The term gold ‘nationalization’ is often thrown around. But remember, with nationalization, it’s the state that takes control of an asset. Executive Order 6012 took assets from private individuals, and then gave those assets to a private company – the Federal Reserve. This isn’t nationalization. It’s just theft. You’d think that the entire nation would have been in an uproar. But surprisingly, this wasn’t the case. History shows that the likelihood of a government pillaging its citizens’ wealth is directly proportional to that government’s fiscal health.

Lamb chops anyone?
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