five reasons why gold will hit the $1500 mark....

[Garra]

Originally Posted by hanuri

sceptical not just here Garra. it´s just another downphase......Iraq is WAY more dangerous to be left alone. so they might think....

yep bro...never mind Iran....its the one thing that really scares me

[Rat]

And I see all our Korean brothers are talking nasty to one another again....

[Garra]

Originally Posted by Rat

And I see all our Korean brothers are talking nasty to one another again....

those damn koreans they are bascially the iranians of the south pacific...

[Ironmako]

The food shortage concerns are picking up in intensity.

Governments are inept, but they do have some rather intelligent people in them in various capacities.

Popular belief suggests Bush isn't very bright. A twisted individual with a dark imagination might ask if Bush didn't learn some of the lessons of the French Revolution and draw inspiration from those in drafting additions to the Patriot Act.

At first it seemed the premise was more geared towards protecting America, then it began to seem more like protecting the American govt, from the American people.

"Why don't ya'll just eat cake?"

[willy222]

why do we hear nothing of the food shortages in the UK? food prices are at an all time low here

[Garra]

Originally Posted by Ironmako

The food shortage concerns are picking up in intensity.

Governments are inept, but they do have some rather intelligent people in them in various capacities.

Popular belief suggests Bush isn't very bright. A twisted individual with a dark imagination might ask if Bush didn't learn some of the lessons of the French Revolution and draw inspiration from those in drafting additions to the Patriot Act.

At first it seemed the premise was more geared towards protecting America, then it began to seem more like protecting the American govt, from the American people.

"Why don't ya'll just eat cake?"

its reinstitutionalising the hobessian and machiavelian conception of the state... an autocratic entity which does not owe any loyalty to its citizens but rather expects total loyalty and sacrifice from its citizens

no matter how we see it, the US has always been driven by realism the institutionlism of isolationist policy during WW2, its adoption of mercantalist policies with regards to trade, i draw on the cotton escapade with brazil, and now its so called war on terror once agin reiterates thats its willing to sacrifice the lives of its citizens as well as overall global strability in pursuit of what is national interest in one form or another

[hanuri]

Originally Posted by Garra

its reinstitutionalising the hobessian and machiavelian conception of the state... an autocratic entity which does not owe any loyalty to its citizens but rather expects total loyalty and sacrifice from its citizens

no matter how we see it, the US has always been driven by realism the institutionlism of isolationist policy during WW2, its adoption of mercantalist policies with regards to trade, i draw on the cotton escapade with brazil, and now its so called war on terror once agin reiterates thats its willing to sacrifice the lives of its citizens as well as overall global strability in pursuit of what is national interest in one form or another

once again , why it took so long for you to materialize here? I understand one third about your thread , but agree in my heart ( even if my mind is not up to getting it all...lol)

[Rat]

My Children,

We are at the cusp of an all out World War. It will involve nukes, biologic and chemical weapons, as well as the use of economic and food to start it off.

Your just seeing the opening stages of it. It will come quickly enough upon all of you. I have urged you all to make plans and preparations. Whether its to fort up in your own country, or to look for another country that might escape most of the upheaval.

Bottom line is, you must act now. Next week, next month, may be too late. What you want to buy may not be there.

Act now, or regret your hesitation later.....

[johnanthonyhome]

The bad news is , the global economy began to collapse on sept.11. It WAS a direct hit. The good news is , An underground economy is already moving in to take its place, one supported aboveground by tangibles, such as gold. More bartering is already going on everywhere, we just dont notice it while we are doing it.He He. As long as A basic semblence of the rule of law is present. I.e. you can walk to your car with a better than 95% chance of not being shot, then that is suficient to maintain some sort playing field where decent folks can get by in some way. And smart ones even profit. Think tangible resources IN HAND!

[johnanthonyhome]

Originally Posted by Garra

its reinstitutionalising the hobessian and machiavelian conception of the state... an autocratic entity which does not owe any loyalty to its citizens but rather expects total loyalty and sacrifice from its citizens

no matter how we see it, the US has always been driven by realism the institutionlism of isolationist policy during WW2, its adoption of mercantalist policies with regards to trade, i draw on the cotton escapade with brazil, and now its so called war on terror once agin reiterates thats its willing to sacrifice the lives of its citizens as well as overall global strability in pursuit of what is national interest in one form or another

This nation has not existed since 1963, It is merely a front for a consortium of coluding interests whose aim is to maintain theeyre wealth and position through the inevitable collapse of all basic humanity, triggered by deep macroinstincts which are beyond anyones control.