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Were you at a David Icke team meeting mr inbred-aristocrat? Not that i doubt your obviously high net-worth contacts for a second. Could you
explain "banker instigated and controlled revolutions in N. Africa and the Middle East"? My own take on all of this is that the human brain is being mullered by the heavy pressure of doom and gloom supplied by the newsgroups. Escapism is an easy way out. PS I do enjoy reading some of the comments but does anybody know what happened walter tull? Or is he in a lead lined bunker? |
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Sarcastic denigration will get you everywhere Mr. Banwana, here you go old chap.
Leaked document published in the Telegraph: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/africaandindianocean/egypt/8289698/Egypt-protests-secret-US-document-discloses-support-for-protesters.html And what it means: http://www.infowars.com/george-soros-and-egypts-new-constitution/ What (and who) is causing the food riots, apart from the devalued dollar: http://rt.com/programs/keiser-report/fake-model-capitalism-credit/ |
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Every single system on the planet that fails so horribly on betfair works in this ponzimarket in nominal terms.
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Aristo. I do not think a world war would be deliberate as a monetary policy. However I like your analysis. I reckon the bankers are desperate to get us to borrow money they have conjured out out of thin air as we speak. IMO they think they do this forever. I hope they are right. But if the perpetual motion machine of Halucogenic wealth does conk out anything can happen and it will be all bad.
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The end is nigh
Have a big sell on the way down ![]() |
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Yep this is when it starts, if you aint got gold or silver yet you dont have long now to protect yourself against the impending global implosion.
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So you're saying the tipping point has been reached? Utter rubbish. Bears have been repeating this statement every day for the past 12 months. All of them have gone bankrupt in the mean time. There are at least a few years before implosion occurs, if any.
If you do believe we have reached a tipping point, why don't you short the entire market? The biggest fortunes are made in crashes, if you strongly think a crash is due, then go for it, you will be minted at the end of it, regardless of what happens to the fiat currencies. |
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I have shorted a few things, are we really having a self sustaining recovery? I don't think so, i did try shorting the dow at 11800 a few weeks ago but that didn't turn out well, there is talk of a imminent comex default, just last week they raised margins on silver and gold to 50%.
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Shiite majority poverty stricken in Saudi oil producing region neither same religion as the Sunni king nor historic vassals.If they kick off up goes the oil price like an oilrig on fire. Inflation massive; massive slump.
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wipeout, remind me again, wasn't it you who JUST before this long overdue market correction we are now witnessing you were spewing that the equities markets are "entering a bull market" phase or something like that. Or was it Mr Bean, I always get you two clueless mugs mixed up. Or are you going to deny you posted that?
Well guess what, if you traded on the basis that the markets were entering a bullish phase and then did what they are doing now......YOU JUST GOT WIPED OUT ! |
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very soon imo. the oil noose has tightened again....
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Disagree. Oil is a black herring - up to $140 at least before significant demand destruction. It's all on the way up for at least a year, then a bit of bobbling about for two or three, then I'll look at buying back some govvies and more gold if it's fallen a lot. The next crunch will lose currencies and cause wars.
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well at the current rate of increase it wont be long before oil is $140 and higher
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p.s. we're seeing demand destruction in a 'rich' country like the UK with oil at $110. less miles are being driven
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