Financial Topics avec aeden

Investments, gold, currencies, surviving after a financial meltdown
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Thank God my granddaddy got on that boat.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woaX1ImmpDE

"Who are you?" "What is your mission?"
Death faced Jonah for his honest answers, and he knew it.
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New York Versus The Nuns: The Dominican Sisters Face Penalties For Refusing To Yield On Religious Values

New York is a disease.
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European governments have got away with taxing the shit out of the stuff for decades.
No one cares as these lunatics spin out.
Left coast is so out of control no can care.
When those fuckers jump and splat like a grape no regard should be noted.

Trust the plan over one hour that was the Als Snackbar lunatics with the small hats in complete control
with a twist of Kalergi and Alinsky as structural inflation micbanks rock and roll.

If for a second you thought its that bad get to know some who where grate full they had windows....

Sun Aug 02, 2009 5:10 pm
Further timeline Context: Reporting
Their empirical conclusion was just the opposite: rather than fiat money being created first and credit money following with a lag, the sequence was reversed: credit money was created first, and fiat money was then created about a year later: Having failed to understand the mechanism of money creation in a credit money world, and failed to understand how that mechanism goes into reverse during a financial crisis, neoclassical economics may end up doing what by accident what Marx failed to achieve by deliberate action, and bring capitalism to its knees.
Basil Moore 1983, “Unpacking the post Keynesian black box: bank lending and the money supply”, Journal of Post Keynesian Economics 1983, Vol. 4 pp. 537-556; here Moore was quoting a Federal Reserve economist from a 1969 conference in which the endogeneity of the money supply was being debated.
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