Stacy Summary: Here is a thread devoted to the state murdering, torturing and spying on us all, not just the victims of the fake war on terror. Trafficking in fakes, of course, is far more profitable than the real thing.
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Stacy Summary: Feel bad for all the Irish out there because it used to be real easy for you to travel through the Middle East where the Irish are considered good people for standing up to the British empire. Now obviously, you’ll have to go through deep interrogation like everyone else.
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Stacy Summary: Phase two starting to pick up? Turmoil coming from Dubai, Germany & Greece. 1 month treasuries at 0.000%!
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Stacy Summary: Sounds like he is having an emotional breakdown, speaking in fortune cookie language. He clearly is having a hard time coming to grips with having to hand over the keys to his kingdom to Sheikh Khalifa. (p.s. – I believe this site is already blocked in Dubai; if not, however, I’m sure it will be now)
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, the ruler of Dubai, today criticised international investors’ reaction to the Emirate’s debt crisis, claiming: “They do not understand anything”.
The defiant ruler, whose Government yesterday washed its hands of Dubai World, the state-owned conglomerate that owes $59 billion (£35.8 billion), said also: “We are strong and persistent”.
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Stacy Summary: Here is Max on Russia Today a few moments ago; and here is Zerohedge on NYSE invokes rule 48 in anticipation of extreme volatility.
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Stacy Summary: As the Oracle predicted a year ago, Dubai will no longer exist as an independent state very soon. And Abu Dhabi is not going to bail them out, they are going to buy them. And, unlike in the US, UK, Ireland, etc., where bankers have Manchurian politicians to bail them out 100 cents on the dollar if markets retreat by even 5%, well, I doubt the royal family of Abu Dhabi is going to be handing out any of the $33 trillion in wealth to some dead beat bankers.
And, here is the Oracle predicting today’s disaster:
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Stacy Summary: The introduction of quarterly reporting in mid eighties prompted “food companies seek new ways to market to the public. Obesity was collateral damage.”?
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