[1152] The Truth About Markets – 24 July 2010

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  1. jischinger that is the most beautiful words .

  2. Brilliant episode, one of the best I’ve heard. Onward Atlanteans troublemakers!

  3. This is the forest primeval. The murmuring pines and the hemlocks,
    Bearded with moss, and in garments green, indistinct in the twilight,
    Stand like Druids of eld, with voices sad and prophetic,
    Stand like harpers hoar, with beards that rest on their bosoms.
    Loud from its rocky caverns, the deep-voiced neighboring ocean
    Speaks, and in accents disconsolate answers the wail of the forest.
    This is the forest primeval; but where are the hearts that beneath it
    Leaped like the roe, when he hears in the woodland the voice of the huntsman?
    Where is the thatch-roofed village, the home of Acadian farmers -
    Men whose lives glided on like rivers that water the woodlands,
    Darkened by shadows of earth, but reflecting an image of heaven?
    Waste are those pleasant farms, and the farmers forever departed!
    Scattered like dust and leaves, when the mighty blasts of October
    Seize them, and whirl them aloft, and sprinkle them far o’er the ocean.
    Naught but tradition remains of the beautiful village of Grand-Pré.
    Ye who believe in affection that hopes, and endures, and is patient,
    Ye who believe in the beauty and strength of woman’s devotion,
    List to the mournful tradition still sung by the pines of the forest;
    List to a Tale of Love in Acadie, home of the happy.

    this just needed to be said.

  4. Strange, Max explaining narcissistic internet authors. Look in a mirror Max, isn’t that a definition of your existence. What Google does with an algorithm you do in your brain. Find a topic/story online and then do a show or article extolling your own virtuous opinion on the subject. By extrapolation your website should be blank but for links to other sites. You are becoming a topic of your own ranting, an ouroboros of sorts.
    The internet has entered a new cycle, from a communication system to a storehouse of information and now to a opinion generator. The problem is everybody has a different opinion and they can now all be published, these generate more opinions, so now the internet has become dominated with vacuous, inane “in my opinion” content. Sort of “all touch and no contact” (to quote the band Rough Trade).
    Of course everybody thinks their opinion is the correct one but it’s based on the opinions of others and not facts. People would do well to realize the entire web is one big opinion piece with no vetting.
    The scary part is this electronic-mega-ganglion, conceived in a billion opinion gang rape will one day become sentient. It’s questionable genetic makeup assuring severe mongolism at best. This being will have instant access to all opinions at once and like a human brain will process this stimuli and exude digital neurotransmitters. Imagine electro-adrenalin pumped to all parts of the world initiating a global flight or fight response. There is no fleeing the earth so conflict would be inevitable.
    Come to think of it, I think I’ve just described our contemporary global condition. Gee aren’t I clever.
    IMO

  5. 17:30

    Max: “Onerous libel laws”
    Stacy: “Oooooohhhhhh Yeah!”

  6. Max and Stacy,
    Nice show. You mentioned the Nazis using propaganda. They did not invent it, but refined its development through the media of the day ( radio,
    movies and newspapers ) Our own New Yorker, Edward Bernays ( nephew
    of Sigmund Freud ) developed psychoanalytic theory to sell cars, cake mix, toothpaste and cigarettes to women in the early twenties and foreign political policy to the american public. Max mentioned the importance of myths in Joseph Campbell’s works ( Hero with a Thousand Faces ) describing how myths guide the actions of people in a culture uncoscious- ly. Nazis didn’t buy the idea of the unconscious and regarded it as an arti-
    fact of jewish culture. Joseph Goebbels, that little club-footed hateful anti-
    semitic PhD in Literature and History invented the propaganda to sell Hitler
    to germans as a messiah/redeemer. As Propaganda Minister, Goebbels
    was most adept as inciting the murder of jews and personally took a hand
    in deporting the jews of Berlin. Goebbels aso seemed pretty good at in-
    tegrating nazism into german culture. In my military service in northern
    germany I lived next door to a retired school teacher. She must have been
    in her early nineties. She had taught school all during the early 20th century
    up to VE Day. She described how every minute of school was used to push
    the nazis propaganda and weed out any less than enthusiastic teacher.
    And after a hard day creating the master race, she said she was required
    to listen to the ” Goebbels schnautze “. This meaning Goebbels snout or
    radio. She laughed at Goebbels ” Do You Want Total War ” speech, and
    thought Goebbels was a fucking little lunatic…..with absolute power over
    media. More than likely, Bernays predates Goebbels and the nazis in using
    propaganda for political and commercial goals. Interesting that in Brazil,
    ” propaganda ” is the word for advertising and selling commercial products
    and has no negative connotation as it may have in our country

  7. MAX IS STARTING TO DEVELOP POLITICAL CONSCIOUSNESS, if only in a somewhat vague form. That’s ok because he’s a specialist, he can’t know it all. BUT STACY, you must keep him up to speed. Some of the facts that you guys were stringing together weren’t quite right.

    1. Good that you considered the continuity of propaganda from the Nazis to today. However, the Nazis didn’t come up with propaganda. They were very eager students of the British and American system of managing public opinion that went back to WW1. Hitler grudgingly admired the way the American public had been manipulated to support American involvement in WW1, a fact that the persons responsible for the effort did their utmost to advertise: they created modern public relations, known as propaganda until the Nazis made the term unfashionable. Journalist Walter Lippman, Ivy Lee and Sigmund Freud’s nephew Edward Bernays were members of this group. Edward Bernays was the most famous of them and it was his books (eg “Propaganda” and “Crystallising Public Opinion”) that propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels had on his bookshelf (true!). Edward Bernays had indeed a “Platonic” i.e. elitist view of society, teaching that in a democracy the populace needs to be led by manipulating reality as created by the media. Public relations has been casting shadows on the walls of Plato’s cave ever since.

    2. Technology for mass surveillance such as Google and facebook have their predecessor in IBM cataloguing the concentration camp inmates. Yes, here too the Nazis were using cutting edge expertise from across the Atlantic.

    3. Hitler and the Nazis were extremely popular with the Anglo American establishment as they favoured state capitalism and fashionable ideologies such as eugenics. Sure, they were highly militarist, but many Americans thought that was kind of sexy. How else would Hitler have made it as “Man of the Year” in Time Magazine! When the US finally went to war on the continent (having let the Soviets bleed themselves out in the main effort to defeat Germany) it was in the wake of another PR effort to reshape American public opinion.

    4. Hitler himself would not have made it, had it not been for the support of moneyed (and therefore reactionary) interests in Germany and abroad. Goebbels’ public relations managed to turn him into a Christ-like figure with the charisma of a modern pop-idol, but his actual substance was not deep.

    5. Look at Noam Chomsky for the role of Public Relations in the making of the 20th century.

  8. One of my regrets is that in the 17yrs that I lived in London I never attended the House of Parliament to observe Prime Minister’s question time, the Brits and there mastery of Rhetoric, Romans good and proper.

    As for that old chestnut the ‘subconscious’. The term used in psychology as a designation for what is scarcely conscious or else for what is below the threshold of immediate consciousness or even inaccessible to it. Used by Freud in his earliest writings as a synonym for ‘unconscious’, it was very quickly discarded because of the confusion it tneds to foster.
    The texts in which the ‘young Freud’ adopts this term – which was in fairly common use in the late 19th particlularly in connection with the phenomenon known as ‘dual personality’ are few and far between. It occurs in an article of Frued’s first published in French, ‘Some Points of a Compartive Study of Hysterical and Motor Paralyses’ (1893), and in a passage of the Studies on Hysteria (1895). To judge from the context there does not seem to be any difference for Freud at this period between what is described as ‘subconcious’ and the concept that is emerging under the name ‘unconscious’.
    However before long the term ‘subconscious’ is abandoned and its use criticised. Freud writes in The Interpetation of Dreams (1900): We must avoid the distinction between “supraconscious” and “subconscious”, which has become so popular in the more recent literature of the psychoneuroses, for such a distinction seems precisely calculated to stress the equivalence of what is psychical to what is concious’.
    This sort of criticism recurs several times, the most explicit passage being this one from The Question of Lay Analysis (1926): If someone talks of subconsciousness, I cannot tell whether he means the term topographically – to indicate something lying in the mind beneath consciousness – or qualitatively – to indicate another consciousness, a subterranean one as it were’.
    If Freud refuses to speak of a ‘subconscious’ it is because this seems to him to imply the idea of a ‘second consciousness’ which, however feeble it is taken to be, remains qualitively coextensive with the phenomena of consciousness. In his view only the term ‘unconscious’, by virtue of the negation that it contains, is able to express the topographical split between the two psychical domains and the qualitive distinction between the processes that occur therein. The strongest argument against the notion of a second consciousness derives from ‘the fact that analytical investigation reveals some of these latent processes as having characteristics and peculiarities which seem alien to us, or even incredible, and which run directly counter to the attributes of consciousness with which we are familiar’.

    Freud said that the goal of psychoanalysis was to turn neurotic misery into everyday unhappiness, funny fucker.

    Nice one Stacy, giving us Max’s chat up line, ‘I ‘ve met you before where was it, oh yeah Atlantis’, funny.

  9. Coast to Coast AM – 2 of 8 Remote Viewing Ed Dames http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W11kpoE7i-o

    - Gold to $2000o/z in a couple of months

    - Full Blown depression Staring in the U.S.

    - U.S. is gonna Default on T-Bill/Bond Interest payments

  10. Youri Carma

    @Bonn

    I hope not but who doesn’t? (The satanists). Doing some research on remote viewer – remember the future is liquid.

    World that is coming

    Today, I wish to focus on the world that is coming. Things will be difficult after the war. It will be like a new dark age. Scattered survivors will indeed struggle for many years. We will slowly rebuild our universe. And yet the lessons we learned live on. There will be war no more. People will live in peace. Our days of constant combat will be only a dim memory.

    http://hdrkid.blogspot.com/2010_07_01_archive.html

  11. Youri Carma

    Climate-Change Bill shelfed but CFTC approves Green Exchange=Cap and Trade http://www.marketwatch.com/story/cftc-approves-green-exchange-2010-07-24

  12. MirrorMirror

    Running for the Door … German Giants Flee Wall Street … With expensive accounting rules, an increased threat of litigation and hundreds of millions of dollars in fines for some firms, the once prestigious New York Stock Exchange and other American markets have become unattractive to Germany’s biggest companies. Daimler and Deutsche Telekom have fled this year and the few remaining are likely to follow. On June 18, the symbol of the German company Deutsche Telekom, DT, made its last run across the ticker at the New York Stock Exchange. Europe’s largest telecom company left the world’s biggest and most recognizable exchange after nearly 14 years of trading. The company is currently in the process of delisting from all foreign exchanges and will soon only be traded on its home stock market in Frankfurt. Deutsche Telekom is just the latest German blue chip to say goodbye to the American capital market. In an emblematic departure, Daimler, the first German firm to be listed in New York in 1993, officially quit trading on the NYSE on June 4, saying that it no longer needed a presence in New York to attract international investors. And Munich-based insurance and financial services giant Allianz abandoned the NYSE last fall. – Der Spiegel

    http://www.thedailybell.com/1235/America-Is-Over-Regulated.html

  13. Max you don’t have a tip submission feature, otherwise I’d email you this breaking story directly:

    …why they’re melting down the economy against us…

    When we look at all the figures, from where the debt economy has been going for years, to the way the specific meltdown occured and was carried out, to what’s looming on the horizon, how isn’t this deliberate?

    But to propose that’s the case, there has to be a “why” they would do it. The simple answers of “greed” or “power” are lackluster to address the scale we’re enduring.

    This trend has been accelerating almost directly in line with accelerating technological change and the ever increasing collective power of the computers of those at the commanding heights. I’ve yet to see the question asked: with increasing computer power and quality of techniques why aren’t ‘we’ getting better at sustainable economics?

    Technology should be helping us, but instead it’s the true motive of what we’re witnessing. Technology is the answer to these tough questions, and the AGI Manhattan Project is at the heart of it all:
    http://agimanhattanproject.com/

  14. Lordy Lordy USA seems to be sayin just try and attack me
    US aircraft carrier leads drills with South Korea
    http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100725/ap_on_re_as/as_koreas_us_military_drills
    ABOARD USS GEORGE WASHINGTON – A nuclear-powered U.S. supercarrier led an armada of warships in exercises off the Korean peninsula on Sunday that North Korea has vowed to physically block and says could escalate into nuclear war

    Freakin I am 100 % sure now we are on route to WW 3

  15. when was the last time someone spoke about the hubris of the “environmental” movement? exactly

  16. IRONY: the bitter pill.

    the man, Sir James Goldsmith, stacy and max bemoan so woefully backwards compared to their avant-garde selves in fact advocated on behalf of Professor Vandana Shiva, a philosopher, environmental activist, eco feminist and author of several books; the prototypical type of far left Indian mystic they themselves presumably are in total admiration for on the basis of their alleged “virtue” … LOL

    at least figure out who agrees with you & not !

    http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5064665078176641728#

  17. Hey Stacy, I just wanted to drop you a comment about Michael Savage, he never advocated going to kill Mexicans, or any group for that matter, he just made a comment about some college kids doing a hunger strike for illegal aliens in the U.S.: “Well then, Let them starve to death,” he said. Please check your facts before you’re held for libel. And Max cut the global warming bull, there are thousands of doctors, scientists, and meteorologists who disagree with the whole man-made, media-purported theory. There is an ecological mess in the Gulf and Niger Delta, but stop equating it with the Al-Gore-Speech constantly heard on TV. Other than that, I think you guys are great and listen to you all the time.
    Rocky from NYC

  18. MK, out to lunch #238,073 :

    The US anti-libel law, to have any meaning needs to be adopted in a modified form in Australia, NZ and Canada.

    I believe that in the UK white colonies you have to prove actual libel damage — just like the US.

    The reason the UK colonies should adopt a similar law : reverse libel earnings can be taxed!

    Don’t knock a good revenue source … and the UK colonies need the money.

    So, demand NZ adopt similar libel legislation!
    NZ needs the money.

  19. Bill Stewart

    Observing the obvious :

    Although there are said to be many botnets that allow for ‘child porn’ to be stored on Windows PC hard drives … this is not the biggest storage centre for this kind of material.

    Where is it?

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echelon_(signals_intelligence)

    It’s a bulk intercept system.

    However, where is the most data storage?

    The US and UK.

    Australia, NZ and Canada can’t afford to maintain thousands if not near millions of PC servers … but the US and UK can.

    Australia, NZ and Canada have to be very choosy about what they intercept … not so for the US and UK.

    This is just a mathematical observation, but at some level any Telecom or intelligence analyst will state that this is merely an observation of the obvious.

  20. snoop diddy

    Schiff on the GM buying AmeriCredit among other things:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1zzcuk7JQM

    Australia is also implementing a cash for clunkers program.
    Absolutely ridiculous, we don’t even have much of a car mfg
    industry, but it’s supposed to help reduce carbon pollution.
    If the cars are that crap they won’t last much longer anyway,
    an absolute waste of resources. Just another case of govt,
    not really implementing any policy to help the country but
    redistributing income i.e. playing deckchairs with debt in
    an effort to buy votes.

  21. Tao Jonesing

    @dan valley,

    “Sorry to be geeky but technical explanation for large cash balances @ corps and banks is: precautionary hoarding due to regime uncertainty ”

    Sorry, but that’s neoliberal propaganda. The corporations built up most of that mountain of cash before the current “regime.” Their savings rate may be a little bit higher these days, but that’s because they see no demand. Besides, this “regime” is no different than the last one, at least where it comes to corporatism. Sure, the rhetoric is different, but the results are the same. And the last regime made all the major moves in curtailing individual civil liberties; this regime is just continuing where the last one left off.

    In any event, the only thing that management teams of multinational corporations care about is maintaining a growth rate in their stock price that outpaces inflation and, hopefully, the rest of the economy. They don’t want to pay out the cash as dividends because that gets taken off the top of the stock price, and there’s not enough demand to invest in additional capacity when you already have lots of excess capacity. No, the only path for the cash rich corporations is to wait things out a little bit more when they can buy existing capacity on the cheap due to further decreased demand and a more valuable dollar due to deflation.

    Consolidation is the game right now, and a deflationary depression will help to sort things out.

    Besides, most of the cash reserves that U.S.-based corporations are sitting on is parked outside of the U.S. and can’t be invested in the U.S. without paying full boat corporate tax, which isn’t going to happen.

  22. Max, the mother archetype is probably the most difficult to fathom in Jungian psychology.

    You have to be free of your own ideology before you can be free of somebody else’s.

    Stop promoting paranoia for lent.

  23. cavedwellers ….gb this is the most wonderfull piece ..

  24. any attempt to rationalize whats happening in the market is futile….you and your assets will be assimilated!

  25. Youri Carma

    @dan valley

    Yep they’re hoarding

    Nonprofit health insurers hoard surpluses, report says – Consumers Union calls for more oversight as premium rate increases continue http://www.marketwatch.com/story/nonprofit-health-insurers-hoard-cash-2010-07-22

  26. JIm Rickards sayz….

    Sorry to be geeky but technical explanation for large cash balances @ corps and banks is: precautionary hoarding due to regime uncertainty

    TX no more wants to bail out CA than Germany wants to bail out Greece. Result will be U.S. disintegration offset by coercion from DC

    theoretical CA TX example but AZ is happening now. Portfolio? Land, gold, fine art, cash (for optionality) AZ is microcosm of all to come. AZ wants to opt out of immigration. DC sends in the National Guard. Expand that process

    Sorry to be geeky but technical explanation for large cash balances @ corps and banks is: precautionary hoarding due to regime uncertainty

    there is no effective approach to DPRK that does not involce China. But China wants to do nothing. Result: stalemate

    JessesCafe May not “target” gold and silver, but “hits” gold and silver anyway. Also B2B sales of pizza dough, beer & clothes. Everything

  27. @ Giuseppe/Heckler

    Thanks for the tip re scf(). I was wondering how to get all 3 plots up at the same time.

    My last post shows that since profits growth due to inflation are proportional to 1+k/2 (k=inflation rate) whereas costs grow proportional to 1+k, that profits/costs shrink at an annual rate of (1+k/2) / (1+k)

    Thus, the effect of inflation is nonlinear, contrary to general belief.

    To maintain investment, the real economy must accumulate debt that can’t be repaid at a rate of (1+k) / (1+ k/2) *s, where s is the profit reinvestment fraction .

    Steve Keen is so absorbed in his debt accumulation idea that he hasn’t yet seen that inflation is the source driving the debt accumulation,

  28. @Johan

    Who do you think was the one responding to you about the SciLab coding?
    ;)

    PS… Thanx for your work over there…
    It’s helping me to learn SciLab better than the tutorials…
    I’m going to try inputting Canadian data into your model to see what sort of results I get…
    I’m also surprised by the debate you’re having with people on the Selgin aspect… your case seems straight-forward…

  29. Youri Carma

    Time jump on June 17, 2009 to July 12, 2010 (NEXT YEAR) duration a few hours

    I saw myself buying gold coins at the coinshop downtown not bullion but the one ounce Canadian Maple Leaf type coin. The gov had a registry of who had gold and how much. I remarked that Glickman’s place downtown was robbed. They did not take any of his silver bars, only the gold. People appeared agitated by the high crime.

    Time jump on May 9 2009 to July 12 2012 duration one week, divergence low

    Power outages, many people left cities due to blackouts. It was hot approx 96. It seems many fields were barren full of weeds. Cities were dark with no power.

    Read More: http://www.carlosx.com/time_jump.htm

  30. Youri Carma

    Money Advice For Time Travelers http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SN3UF8j4poQ

    Time Travel Steven Gibbs – Art Bell 1997 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAt2CvPWUCs

  31. Chris Gould

    Max is off to Greece to play the missing jigsaw piece,he’ll release a single along the lines of Zorba, outselling Nana Mouskouri by three to one, productive investment of time will reach the top ten, I hope your strategy of getting arrested at the border to face slander charges in London pays off, good method of piercing the homogenized editorial policies limited vocabularies.
    Good luck, I’d go by boat….
    With a spray can and stencil and write collateralized debt obligation or derivative or naked short on dinner plates,have a feed,glass of wine, take it from there…
    A point out the sights trip around the Acropolis and all would find an audience.
    At least if a volcano goes off you know you’ll be in an ash free zone.

  32. Haha I linked the silly cartoon twice :D

    Here’s the Phatamus ;p

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8pUqln36po&videos=QdtBiOOyBJI

    The opening fill is tasty as well ;)

  33. MirrorMirror

    on the Wall
    who is the fairest of them all
    Stacy !

    That formula is the one Max should be using.
    ;-)

  34. Put THAT on your burrito and smoke it…

    :lol:

  35. Mirror mirror,
    on the wall,
    here’s an algorithm
    to express it all

    -mAx Keiser
    :lol:

    Brilliant…
    that sums it up…

  36. Climate-Change Bill shelfed but CFTC approves Green Exchange http://www.marketwatch.com/story/cftc-approves-green-exchange-2010-07-24

  37. As you mentioned in your show there is a subset of people involved in non normal sexual practises (there are many members past and present of the UK government Blair Mandy etc) and I suspect the rumours about the ex minister of Defence George Robertson his sidekick Michael Forsyth links to Levy and Macrae the Law Firm who also covered up the death of Willie Macrae and framed it as a suicide , that last little lot will set the alarms off on NSA computers :
    )

  38. No More Personal Hard Drives! – Google Will Own All Of Your Data!!! http://www.cnn.com/2009/TECH/11/20/google.os/index.html

    Chrome OS netbooks will not have traditional hard disk drives — they will rely on non-volatile flash memory and Internet-based storage for saving all of your data.

    All the applications will be web-based, meaning users won’t have to install apps, manage updates or even backup their data. All data will be stored in the cloud, and users won’t even have to bother with anti-virus software: Google claims it will monitor code to prevent malicious activity in Chrome OS web apps.

  39. chalcedonite

    @ Max and Stacy The attempts at a systematic polytheism of world history mixed with Freud ends up becoming Epistemological Self-consciousness.
    Freud’s number one goal was to get rid of “guilt”. Nietzche’s number one goal was to get rid of “judgment”…. and on and on it goes. They search for a world with no foundation, turth or reality. The people, it doesn’t matter how much knowledge they have, like going back to Egypt, the state. A world where chaos is king.

    Proverbs 1:7
    The fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and discipline.

    http://www.biblegateway.com/keyword/index.php?search=knowledge&version1=31&searchtype=all&limit=none&wholewordsonly=no&startnumber=26

  40. frances snoot

    @ronron
    i be tere

  41. It rubs the lotion on its skin…

    Put the fuckin lotion in the basket

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDgS6qLsVM4

    :lol: :twisted:

  42. MirrorMirror

    Shine … on our Frankenstein technologies

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uL02RTGMrQg

  43. FrontRunning: The Truth About Markets USA 07.24.2010 http://www.youtube.com/user/fairinfowar#g/c/8B3D303E4A064325

  44. Tao Jonesing

    Following up on Freud and propaganda, Freud’s nephew, Edward Bernays wrote a book titled “Propaganda” in the 1920s in his effort to rehabilitate the word after it fell into dispute in light of German propaganda during WWI (not WWII). You can find a pdf of the full text online.

    Bernays is now known as the father of “public relations,” what he called what he called propaganda after failing to rehabilitate the term.

    Also check out Adam Curtiss’ “Century of the Self,” most of which can be viewed on YouTube.

  45. Catherine Austin Fitts on Coast to coast am 07.21.2010 part-1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NM7VsSPBzSg

    Catherine Austin Fitts on Coast to coast am 07.21.2010 part-2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypbPdoAsdkU

    Catherine Austin Fitts on Coast to coast am 07.21.2010 part-3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18zQkjH0r2M

  46. Pentagon workers found to have downloaded child pornography http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/jul/24/pentagon-us-staff-downloaded-child-pornography

    Dozens of staff and contractors with high-level security clearance put at risk of blackmail by their sex crimes

  47. Pentagon computers used for Child Porn http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAz08GnFOU4

  48. @Mother Earth

    The News of the MSM today has become merely some gossip around the advertisements.

    Gore Vidal: “Does anyone care what Americans think?

    They’re the worst-educated people in the First World.

    They don’t have any thoughts, they have emotional responses, which good advertisers know how to provoke.”

    From: ‘We’ll have a dictatorship soon in the US’ http://women.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/women/the_way_we_live/article6854221.ece

  49. @Snoot. yu ter?

  50. The media has evolved similarly as painted art. It finally arrived at the conceptual modern phase where the titles of the messages have are ‘No title’

    Bottom line, consumers are useless, what point is there in telling them news? They might do something smart wich will only lead to shrinking revenues..

  51. @Mike. if you relax, your spelling will improve. :-)

  52. @Youri. i’m a stupid boy. that was a year ago. lol. :-)

  53. max was right. those squeeze bottles are gross. :-)

  54. Mike/Liverpool

    Must better Volume!
    Mike

  55. so. all you keiser heads. when max pointed out how gross squeeze condiments were, how many of yous fucks bought old school glass bottles?

  56. Obama’s Economic Stimulus Plan Causing Controversy with Build America Bonds http://oilprice.com/Finance/Economy/Obamas-Economic-Stimulus-Plan-Causing-Controversy-with-Build-America-Bonds.html

    For one, Wall Street banks are charging larger commissions for selling Build America Bonds than they do for normal municipal bonds, increasing the costs to the states and cities.

    For another, the new bonds may be priced too cheaply, enabling quick-footed investors to turn a fast profit as the prices climb, but raising interest costs for taxpayers.

    Those imbalances have caught the eye of the Internal Revenue Service, which is asking municipalities whether the bonds are being priced and sold correctly.

    Some banks are even telling investors how to bet against Build America Bonds.

  57. From the Seventh Letter by Plato

    ‘(40) For everything that exists there are three instruments by which the knowledge of it is necessarily imparted; fourth, there is the knowledge itself, and, as fifth, we must count the thing itself which is known and truly exists. The first is the name, the, second the definition, the third. the image, and the fourth the knowledge.’

    http://www.mikrosapoplous.gr/plato/plato04.htm

  58. Russia: Afghan drug production threat to world peace and security http://www.commodityonline.com/news/US-withdrawal-symptoms-could-be-too-costly-30295-1-1.html

  59. ATLANTIS

    It realy existed it was a huge Island between North and South America. (see pic with stone Map) http://www.humanresonance.org/mana_6.jpg

    Also watch this vid were Klaus Dona talks with Bill Ryan (Feb 2010) : Project Avalon http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmMwo1Xzgus

  60. can’t listen to the show till 5 am. hahaha. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJvnKQ11tvw

  61. Illinois brandon

    We also need a total ban on corporate money in our Constitution! Actually candidates should only recieve public financing not outside money put that in the Constitution too.

  62. Youri Carma

    First Hitler used the Brown shirts (SA – Sturmabteilung ) to climb up and later used the Black shirts (SS – Schutzstaffel) to kill the Brown shirts in the “Night of the Long Knives”. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night_of_the_Long_Knives

  63. oh ya, i mean bang. wrong thread? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5Xl0Qry-hA

  64. Illinois brandon

    I love the idea of a unicameral legislature the US had this in it’s beginning. Why two chambers? The Scandavian nations all have unicameral legislatures and they are very well off nations. Portugal also has unicameral and so does China. My setup would be an MP could be elected for up to five years or until there is a dissolution of congress.

  65. Youri Carma

    McKinney Grills Rumsfeld about Dyncorp and Halliburton Sex Slave Ring http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eootfzAhAoU

    Child Porn a $20 Billion Industry in U.S. – US Congress Subcomittee http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeOLZRj7zGg

  66. Youri Carma

    Boston Globe: Pentagon, NSA, NRO, DARPA Workers Tied To Child Porn http://www.boston.com/news/nation/washington/articles/2010/07/23/pentagon_workers_tied_to_child_porn/

    The Franklin Scandal http://franklinscandal.com/

  67. MirrorMirror

    @ The Truth About Markets …. Ministry of Propaganda

    Bagdad Bob … anyone ever hear from him again ?
    … was he executed or what ? … working for the US now ?.. or what ?

  68. MirrorMirror

    Golden Shell Games
    By Addison Wiggin
    22.07.2010

    … Which brings us to the revelations of Janet Tavakoli….

    http://dailyreckoning.com/golden-shell-games/

  69. @ stacy
    ya don’t know shit about werld history
    Peace Sista

  70. Freakin USA hired peeps Euginics from Germany

  71. fear of INSIeDE JOB

  72. yA GAYS pLZ
    9/11 IS AN INSIDE JOB

  73. hOLLUST DINIER HOW TA FUCK YA SSPELL TAT TA T

  74. I AM A HOLUCOSTS DINIER

  75. Americans are livin in a dream world

  76. I am here

  77. @ Stacy
    AIG is history
    Ctatch ta real culprits British Empire

  78. City Of London Who owns BP Queen 2

  79. I don’y hear any bk ground thangs i presume tis was in yer appt.

  80. lol what a show

  81. Crap lolololololol
    Hic ;-)

  82. unos ????