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Congressman: We Came Within Hours of Collapse
Have you guys seen this shit? Crazy shit... basically says we came within hours of total economic collapse and martial fucking law....
http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/20...189/142/695504 And the source is a PA congressman, watch the video. Just insane... |
I watched it its very scary.
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Ugh, that's pretty fucked up.
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marking this for later
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So what you are telling me is that both the dems and reps knew that the market was going to crash in Oct but told no one. :thumbsup
The government looking out of you! |
Okay, stupid question --> Other than anarchy, what happens after a collapse?
The USSR collapsed, "The following day, the Supreme Soviet, the highest governmental body of the Soviet Union, recognized the bankruptcy and collapse of the Soviet Union and dissolved itself." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_Union So, it's kinda like "ground zero," and then you start to build back up? |
pretty nice timing with the elections and all... *cough* *soros* *cough*
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File this one in "News you'll never hear on CNN" . |
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Sounds scary after the comments... hehe
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If there was a civil war and the south seceeded... the south would be beyond fucked.
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I posted this about a week ago. There is something more than a little off about this story.
Here's the Money Market data: http://www.ici.org/stats/mf/mm_data_2009.pdf The congressman claimed that $5.5 trillion would be pulled out of the "money market (MM) system" if they didn't immediately act . However the entire total amount of money in the money market system is less than $4 trillion. Also the most amount of money ever withdrawn in a single day from the MM is $140 billion. Certainly $5.5 trillion could not be pulled out of a pool that is smaller than $4 trillion. Here's an article in rebuttal to the Congressman's statements. http://www.portfolio.com/views/blogs...unds-the-facts There is probably some truth behind the story but there also seems to be some things that are mixed up about it. |
Well I guess the experiment of NAFTA, GATT and the WTO did not work?. We use to be able to get out of these situations with our manufacturing companies, but we don't manufacture anything anymore.
We have outsourced that to other countries to do, so now what do we the US, have to sale to the world to get out of this?. My answer is nothing, we have become a debtor nation that owes more than what we are worth. That is never a good situation to be in, even if we had a major war, I don't see us being able to turn this around in time. Wars used to turn countries economies around and put people back to work. That was in the industrial period. We are in the tech and outsourcing period. I wonder what we can do to solve this?, I don't see an answer. I would say that maybe it's time that everybody learns how to hunt and fish again. |
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I haven't really thought about a civil war and what it would look like today, but I have a funny feeling God would be involved :warning:warning:warning Texas has always wanted to be its own country anyway... |
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Now the extreme Relgious Right Wingers in the mid west, now that's a damn different story. They are clearly on a war path to divide this nation. |
Uhh... The Economy has already collapsed.
THe hard part is admitting it. |
No no, everything is okay..
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(2007) 1. Germany $1.3 trillion 2. China $1.2 trillion 3. US $1.1 trillion And the US manufactures more almost every single year. Not less. Manufacturing (5 year increments) 1987 $2.4 trillion 1992 $2.9 trillion 1997 $3.8 trillion 2002 $3.8 trillion 2007 $5.0 trillion Just think of large US companies and the manufactured products will come to mind. Intel, Cisco, Dell, Hewlett Packard, GE, Boeing, Pfizer, Bristol Myers, Deere, Caterpillar, Terex, IBM, etc etc etc. So what does the US manufacture? machinery, computers, computer parts, transportation equipment, mining equipment, chemical products, plastics. Most of the world is in or entering a recession. It's not that the "US has to get out of this". Many dozens of countries have to. |
what was the link to the other gfy thread about the money drawn out in less then 2 hours ? This is about that exactly.
Who and why took 550 Billion from the money market on sept. 15th 2008? Somebody had inside intel and tried to cover their assets/asses somehow. |
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I can't believe there is any controversy over this.
The guy bought traffic. That's admitted. The guy didn't pay for the traffic. That's admitted. The guy should pay for the traffic. period. This crap about "he treated me fairly - he's a good guy" means absolutely NOTHING. This crap about "maybe you should have handled it differently" (paraphrasing) means NOTHING. You take on a debt, you pay a debt. PERIOD. Looser. |
He's full of crap. So far this is no worse than 81-82 and NOWHERE near the Great Depression. These guys are fearmongering in order to justify their political moves. The stimulus bill has almost NO stimulus in it.
Heck, consumer spending was up last month. |
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being dissolved and willfully dissolving are not the same thing. .. and what happens? nothing much. people still buy goods and services people still sell goods and services the economy adjusts the financial markets adjust everyone fully recognizes the need for rule of law the currency adjusts people keep living the world keeps turning etc i stayed in russia and watched pretty much the whole thing for almost a decade. i wouldn't trade that time for anything. idiots in this place act like we are living in the 1400's or something with no real concept of how a contemporary economy in a developed nation actually works on a macro level. |
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hmmm
i wonder who would do something like that if it were an arab nation, the public would have known. now what nation can do whatever, whenever.....(it's a trick question) |
The US Congress is looking out for you.
It's all George Bush's fault. http://bigpicture.typepad.com/commen..._bob_large.gif |
The Shock Doctrine at work.
You can't steal close to $1 Trillion unless there is an imminent major threat. |
Is this like the government being an attention whore?
I don't ever remember seeing so much of an hour of news being dedicated to politicians. It's getting kind of repulsive. |
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This sums everything up in this thread. |
One must wonder if someone was trying another repeat performance of:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panic_of_1907 That led to the birth of: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Reserve_Act If they succeed, and only time will tell, what new changes are in store for our current central banking system. It wouldn't be the first or even the second time it has been revised and restructered or simply replaced. |
IF there was a run on the banks, does anyone care whodunnit?
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