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[aedens]

G check this comment out,
I am a liberal who understands that the government needs to imprison all racists, bullies, haters, bigots, sexists,
homosexualphobes, transgenderphobes, and climate change deniers.
Not even a beer summit can touch that..... lulz
As noted thanks you for the update on the flux data information to what is going on with that.
http://www.livescience.com/14513-pinatu ... ption.html
With the weather as it is we anticipate a few scenarios as many do also. Late summer and a early winter just maybe.

Maybe the lab test went online John mentioned as intrauterine programming for complimented systems only.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-07-1 ... ot-spotted
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ethics and taxes
http://www.cnbc.com/2015/07/17/the-odd- ... =102843102
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/10-hidden-t ... re-paying/
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[John]

> "The more I learn, the more I realize that the Fed is nothing but
> a criminal enterprise, that the guys at the top know it. Everyone
> within breathing distance of top slots at the NY Fed is a
> criminal. Remember, the NY Fed shares space with the Exchange
> Stabilization Fund/Working Group on Financial Markets even though
> the latter is formally part of the Treasury." – John Titus, one
> conclusion from reading the 2009 FOMC transcripts

> "The chief enabler of the Greece-ification of the U.S. is, without
> question, the Federal Reserves and the psychopaths running it…Our
> choice is stark: We can hang them for treason, or they will kill
> us. That process formally began with the 2008 bailouts". – John
> Titus

> http://investmentresearchdynamics.com/s ... -governed/

I have more sympathy than you for the "guys" at the top of the Fed.
I'm always writing about no solution existing for such and such a
problem, and that's true of the American economy, following the tech,
real estate and credit bubbles. What you would call "criminal
activity" is the guys at the Fed trying to hold the economy together
with duct tape and twine, and so far they've been successful. When
the inevitable happens, they'll probably be blamed.

[vincecate]

I have more sympathy than you for the "guys" at the top of the Fed.
I'm always writing about no solution existing for such and such a
problem, and that's true of the American economy, following the tech,
real estate and credit bubbles. What you would call "criminal
activity" is the guys at the Fed trying to hold the economy together
with duct tape and twine, and so far they've been successful. When
the inevitable happens, they'll probably be blamed.

Central banks are just trying to keep up the faith, till it fails. I like Kuroda's way of putting it:

“I trust that many of you are familiar with the story of Peter Pan, in which it says, ‘the moment you doubt whether you can fly, you cease forever to be able to do it,’” Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said at a conference hosted by the BOJ on Thursday.

The Peter Pan Approach to Central Banking
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/ ... eks-flight

And for how it will fail:
http://howfiatdies.blogspot.com/2014/08 ... ry-of.html

[aedens]

Jayne from the west toast

I live in the godless People's Republic of Kalifornia where everywhere is a "gun-free" killing zone. Let me assure you, that if Jihadi's perform random attacks in my area, I will start carrying a firearm in my purse for self-protection. I will take my chances with a jury and face my peers than face the evil jihadi's who wish to kill me for no other reason than I am an American. The American government is as responsible as the Jihadi or mass shooter for every person who dies in the gun-free kill zones. They are all equally culpable, the government for disarming the people and turning them into potential gun violence victims, the people for following those unconstitutional and stupid laws and orders, and the mass shooter or evil-filled moslem jihadi for shooting these self-made victims. By the way, the police in the US have just passed shooting and killing more American soldiers who died in the Iraqi War. So, if you are looking to the police for help, good effing luck with that! They would shoot you quicker than they would the terrorist jihad for defending yourself.

Americans are under siege from blue and red pill idiots. Lets get the point here, chopped up unborn remains for costs offsets and
you can barely protect yourself with out being tossed in a cage or being butchered by apathethic stooges. No the colors on the
flag are not the same any more. Amos was correct.

From our point of view backfilling the thousands of positions and importing tax units for "purposes" was
no accident. Just like the last five percent of the LME stock was no accident either. We had the discussion
of preferences last night on a few accounts and really the intrinsic values seen. The point was discount
since the paper tigers in all appearences are rather absurb and simple cargo cults.


Highly Skilled Migration: What Differentiates the ‘Brains’ Who Are Drained from Those Who Return in the Case of Greece?
Lois Labrianidis, and Nikos Vogiatzis Article first published online: 22 JUN 2012
DOI: 10.1002/psp.1726

[aedens]

Servers will blink at one location in Europe as digital 1s and 0s are transmitted to another. The electronic balances at the ECB and the IMF will change, but not much else. The people of Greece will see none of it.

http://www.peakprosperity.com/blog/9358 ... -overlords

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stalking_horse_offer

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-07-1 ... king-too-m
not even a fiat speed bump

But look on the bright side. Once you have been bankrupted they will give your land to large corporations for pennies on the dollar and strip-mine it to support California's bloated state budget. And if it ever starts to rain they'll still let you come back and sharecrop on land that was formerly yours. It's only fair. And it's for the children.

California isn't going to let this crisis go to waste.
And watching children with hammers will be a pleasure with a twist from
Will Rogers day. http://incapp.org/blog/?p=2609
By the way friend lost a well for and it will take over a month to get one there to do it.
Just a thought on the log 3 reset of facts.

[gerald]

> "The more I learn, the more I realize that the Fed is nothing but
> a criminal enterprise, that the guys at the top know it. Everyone
> within breathing distance of top slots at the NY Fed is a
> criminal. Remember, the NY Fed shares space with the Exchange
> Stabilization Fund/Working Group on Financial Markets even though
> the latter is formally part of the Treasury." – John Titus, one
> conclusion from reading the 2009 FOMC transcripts

> "The chief enabler of the Greece-ification of the U.S. is, without
> question, the Federal Reserves and the psychopaths running it…Our
> choice is stark: We can hang them for treason, or they will kill
> us. That process formally began with the 2008 bailouts". – John
> Titus

> http://investmentresearchdynamics.com/s ... -governed/

I have more sympathy than you for the "guys" at the top of the Fed.
I'm always writing about no solution existing for such and such a
problem, and that's true of the American economy, following the tech,
real estate and credit bubbles. What you would call "criminal
activity" is the guys at the Fed trying to hold the economy together
with duct tape and twine, and so far they've been successful. When
the inevitable happens, they'll probably be blamed.

I posted the above as an interesting observation on the FED, which I think has considerable merit. However, having said that, one could give them credit for trying to deal with the long term consequences of many years of short term thinking by others, including congress and the public. The same can be said for international banking. -- I would not be where I am today if not for banks from which I borrowed money ( fiat ) and paid back principle and interest . I would not have been able to travel as much and as easily as I have, if not for the Bank for International Settlements. --- For banks this leads to responsibility and just applications of power ( however that is defined ) but things have become so "out of wack" ( apparently ), that what does one do? --- When one has become accustomed to "entitlements" ( in it's many variations ) one will fight to maintain them in the short term, even if in the long term, the results will be painful and disastrous.

The solution? collapse??? and start over??

Rome collapsed over a period of a few hundred years. During this period a Roman said " Yes, I know Rome is corrupt, but where do I go? Everywhere else is worse." --- I have traveled a bit, and am inclined to agree with the Roman.

cheers --- from one in the US

[aedens]

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/wells-far ... 03909.html
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-07-1 ... king-too-m
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/17/busin ... .html?_r=0
The trading strategy was approved.
Spill in isle 5 all cleaned up, nothing to see. Full speed ahead.

http://www.powells.com/biblio/61-9781589804661-0


http://biiwii.com/wordpress/wp-content/ ... -TIMES.pdf sobering

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loop_quantum_cosmology tiny bubbles

[John]

From the TV show State of Affairs:

"The truth is what we determine it to be, and it lies not in the facts
but in the telling."

[aedens]

As conveyed early in the forums the tiny bubbles will collapse.

[gerald]

G check this comment out,
I am a liberal who understands that the government needs to imprison all racists, bullies, haters, bigots, sexists,
homosexualphobes, transgenderphobes, and climate change deniers.

The above liberal is the type of person who gets removed during a purge. Such as during France's reign of terror. Or as Lenin said "useful idiots"
http://defeatcommunism.com/profiles/blo ... Post:61704