Unhinged from Reality & Credit Where It Isn’t Due

November 6th, 2009 by stacyherbert

Stacy Summary: Reminds me of the opening clip in this promo taken from the Oracle where Max talks about the Bermuda Triangle of debt.

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  • Joe
    Nov 6, 2009 at 6:05 am

    Weimar Republic parallels the U.S. more than any other I can think of.. good comparison

  • Crumpet Muncher
    Nov 6, 2009 at 6:05 am

    @Youri Carma – Lindsey Williams was right! They gonna keep oil low!

    That guy is a nut. John McCain for President – it’s all planned.

    Does he have any videos where he’s splashing around in his own p!ss? They would be far more entertaining than listening to all his other ramblings.

  • frances snoot
    Nov 6, 2009 at 6:06 am

    “Yes, the banking model MUST be changed COMPLETELY.”

    @Phil:

    Why?

  • Richard@lattitude30N
    Nov 6, 2009 at 6:10 am

    @Phil: once again we agree….oh yes clear out the “bad actors”…who as you and I know won’t leave nor will their masters replace them with anyone else who thinks differently…I refer to the last three US election cycles where the electorate have been “gamed”…no populist movement here!!! Maybe we write/read on this forum because Max is stationed in Paris..the home of the Jacobin Revolution and somehow we just maybe hope we will see one here….a long shot and one that isn’t likely…I mention frequently to the young folk that there is so much detachment from the precepts of the inalienable right: ie PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS…that most folks are so psychically out of whack that they may not have an inkling to what true happiness is and may never know they lack it in their souls to ever fight to regain it…now that’s scary…if you don’t have it in your gut the sense of freedom..how do you know you lost it to begin with so that you take steps to regain it?????That my dear ol’boy is the dilema we face today….and with the mind control perpetrated by the MSM and government spokespeople everyday we have a hard road to hoe ….to change the tide…

  • Joe
    Nov 6, 2009 at 6:30 am

    Soro’s just see’s the world of academia and government full of Keynesian economists who think spending and debt will help the economy as they thought in WW2, though there are still those who saw this coming from the Chicago school of econ and Austrian side where low interest rates, cheap credit, and the fractional banking system all led to this. Like zerohedge said

    http://www.zerohedge.com/article/analyzing-economic-conditions-needed-persistently-exceptionally-low-rates

    the fed has the monopoly on economic thought and thats why they couldnt see the problem coming and still can’t see the problems they are STILL making

  • Richard@lattitude30N
    Nov 6, 2009 at 6:35 am

    @Phil: don’t know what credence you allow Christopher Story….But here it goes…

    http://worldreports.org/news/244_fort_hood_recovery_of_the_chinese_currency_boxes

  • Max Power
    Nov 6, 2009 at 6:41 am

    The US sharmarket is probably doomed for a mother of all crash and burns — eventually — but probably sooner than later …

    However this technical hack of the global stock market exchanges is still worth a look and in normal conditions would be a nominally useful investment tool:

    http://finviz.com/map.ashx?t=geo

    http://finviz.com/map3d.ashx

    Sadly, its full coverage of the Canadian, Australian and NZ exchanges is only limited to shares that trade on the US sharemarket exchanges.

    It has an ETF section too:

    http://finviz.com/map.ashx?t=etf

  • sklein
    Nov 6, 2009 at 6:50 am

    Why does the gold price in all currencies meander around and then when the US market opens there’s this huge move. It’s not like everyone wakes up at the same time around the globe.

    Ignorant in LA.

  • Richard@lattitude30N
    Nov 6, 2009 at 6:54 am

    @sklein: “ignorant’…no don’t say that…I have almost zero stock market exposure and even I think the answer to your question might have to do with the computer HFT that kicks starts the market bell…(BTW & FYI>>>HFT-high frequency trading )

  • frances snoot
    Nov 6, 2009 at 7:06 am

    @Phil & Youri:

    Why do you both feel bank regulations should be written and foisted upon society due to the influence of men who profited from the very illicit activities that they now wish to make illegal? Soros “broke the Bank of England” to attain his position as new philosopher in resident control of US university thought. Soros is the very man now proselytizing the IMF as saviour. Sir Evelyn’s activities helped catalyst the very financial meltdown he now proffers a common sense solution for: eliminate risk taking activities by private investors.

    Who is the enemy of the common man? Who stands in support of Soros and Sir Evelyn?

  • sklein
    Nov 6, 2009 at 7:28 am

    @Richard

    Thanks, that could be it.

    I said ignorant not stupid. There’s a huge difference.

  • Richard@lattitude30N
    Nov 6, 2009 at 7:34 am

    @sklein: if you have enough pluck to pay attention to this site….then being stupid is far from any reality that might describe you…I believe I can still decipher the difference

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