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[gsc] Free Speech

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2093796/Emily-Bunting-Leigh-Van-Bryan-UK-tourists-arrested-destroy-America-Twitter-jokes.html

Terrorists working at the Department of Homeland Security DESTROY America:

Bam Bam ----> 1st Amendment ---> America Collapse -> Human to Animal -> Virus -> Outbreak! Just a drill!!
What a Strain! Illegal immigrant!

Get creative, Flood! Recovery!!

U Dig?

"The words deemed as being sensitive by the DHS include:

    Illegal immigrant
    Outbreak
    Drill
    Strain
    Virus
    Recovery
    Deaths
    Collapse
    Human to animal
    Trojan"

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Rayservers Blog Admin | 9 Feb 18:33
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[gsc] Your NAME, etc

Dean Clifford (Canada) is worth watching:

The main part:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvKu2UNHQpA

The first part:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNaylkMe6HQ&feature=related

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pintle | 9 Feb 10:11
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[gsc] students

Cafe:

Dave from Denver…

Check out this video

Don't let the fact that FoxNews did this interview with an economics 
professor at Valencia College in Florida detract from the actual 
material presented. Fox of course has to get in its editorial slant with 
a snarky question about the connection with the Occupy movement - and of 
which there is no connection. It is an interesting demographic, as 
Valencia is a former junior and community college, so its students are 
going to be typically middle to lower middle class - what is shocking is 
the mind-set about the Government's role in redistributing wealth and 
paying for things like tuition and housing down payments.

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=VxHfYNTrnic

Frightening actually

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pintle | 9 Feb 02:01
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[gsc] unemployment rates

Bill:
Here’s a classic statement by a Euro Zone official referring to the 
Greek debt discussion from Reuter’s today: "They think, that we think 
that the unthinkable cannot be thought. But they better think again," 
the first official said. The official is not named but is most likely a 
member of the European Commission, the European Central Bank or the 
International Monetary Fund. Abbot and Costello couldn’t have said it 
better!
Dan Mason

Speaking of Abbott and Costello, from a different Café member:

Abbott and Costello
or is it Reid and Pelosi?

COSTELLO: I want to talk about the unemployment rate in America.
ABBOTT: Good Subject. Terrible times. It's 9%.

COSTELLO: That many people are out of work?
ABBOTT: No, that's 16%.

COSTELLO: You just said 9%.
ABBOTT: 9% Unemployed.

COSTELLO: Right 9% out of work.
ABBOTT: No, that's 16%.

COSTELLO: Okay, so it's 16% unemployed.
ABBOTT: No, that's 9%...
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Rayservers Blog Admin | 8 Feb 15:14
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[gsc] You sell coffee. Coffee… can be ground and made into a cup of coffee.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-16918000

According to former Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, the message is
simple but devastating:

"Europe... has lost a lot of money and therefore you must be poor now relative
to the past," he reasons in an interview with BBC World Service's Business Daily.

"And in Asia we live within our means. So when we are poor, we live as poor
people. I think that is a lesson that Europe can learn from Asia."

"You refuse to acknowledge you have lost money and therefore you are poor," he says.

"And you can't remedy that by printing money. Money is not something you just
print. It must be backed by something, either good economy or gold."

"I think you should go back to doing what I call real business - producing
goods, providing services, trading - not just moving figures in bank books,
which is what you are doing."

"Currency is not a commodity", he says.

"You sell coffee. Coffee… can be ground and made into a cup of coffee.

"But currency, you cannot grind it and make it into anything. It is just figures
in the books of the banks and you can trade with figures in the books of banks only.

"There must be something solid to trade, then you can legitimately make money."

"I think you have paid your workers far too much money for much less work," he says.
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David | 8 Feb 00:00
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[gsc] "QE"/bubble re-inflation via destruction of safe haven investments?

/*Fidelity money fund clients sour on SEC proposals
*-http://finance.yahoo.com/news/fidelity-money-fund-clients-react-131439373.html/

I haven't spent much time looking into this, and have not actually read
the proposed rule changes, but this caught my eye. 
/
"//Adding to the outcry against new rules for money-market funds,
Fidelity Investments has warned regulators that more than half of its
money-fund clients would move some or all of their assets out of the
investments if the net asset value of the funds were allowed to fluctuate."/

Wondering if this could possibly be an attempt to create
inflation/increase velocity of money.  I mean the SEC would have to know
that such a change would make money market funds less appealing to
investors.  So - is this an attempt to mobilize all that money into
stocks, bonds, and second houses? 

Am I missing something?

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David | 7 Feb 23:54
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[gsc] "QE"/bubble re-inflation via destruction of safe haven investments?

/*Fidelity money fund clients sour on SEC proposals
*-http://finance.yahoo.com/news/fidelity-money-fund-clients-react-131439373.html/

I haven't spent much time looking into this, and have not actually read
the proposed rule changes, but this caught my eye. 
/
"//Adding to the outcry against new rules for money-market funds,
Fidelity Investments has warned regulators that more than half of its
money-fund clients would move some or all of their assets out of the
investments if the net asset value of the funds were allowed to fluctuate."/

Wondering if this could possibly be an attempt to create
inflation/increase velocity of money.  I mean the SEC would have to know
that such a change would make money market funds less appealing to
investors.  So - is this an attempt to mobilize all that money into
stocks, bonds, and second houses? 

Am I missing something?

David
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pintle | 7 Feb 17:57
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[gsc] World Black Market Booms

http://d.yimg.com/nl/ynews/theworldaccordingto/player.html#browseCarouselUI=show&vid=28168045

The decreasing revenue (decreasing power) of governments of "developed" 
economies should system D's growth rate.

More on decreasing revenue that I hadn't thought about:

http://actionamerica.org/taxecon/ticktick.shtml

"...the burden shifts to lower income earners."

Maybe, maybe not, or maybe to some degree. Maybe the US Treasury, to 
make up for decreasing value creators, just creates even more debt 
instruments for the Fed to use to create dollars to loan to the Treasury.

Still, total tax receipts should be interesting to watch.

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Patrick Chkoreff | 7 Feb 00:12
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[gsc] negative interest rates

One might think this particular bubble would have a logical limit, but
no, think again.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/02/01/us-usa-debt-refunding-idUSTRE81023720120201

Excerpt ~~

Lenders practically insist that the US government take their money.
Reuters reports:

The U.S. government may ask investors to pay for the privilege and
safety of holding short-term debt issued by its Treasury Department.

In response to clamor from investors, the Treasury said on Wednesday it
was looking closely at allowing negative-yield auctions. This would mean
bidders who want the security of U.S. government debt in the face of
global insecurity, might have to pay a premium for it.

Doing so would allow the U.S. government to benefit from something that
is already occurring on the secondary market, where investors have
accepted negative yields in recent months to protect their cash from
financial strains.

Remarkably, Wall Street is asking to be able to pay a premium for U.S.
debt even after the United States lost its prized AAA rating last year
and as the government heads for a fourth straight year with $1
trillion-plus budget deficit.

"It is the unanimous view of the committee that Treasury should modify
auction regulations to permit negative rate bidding and awards in
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Shane . | 6 Feb 21:19
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[gsc] Movie Time!


I'm as MAD AS HELL!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2R1YU8tcl8&context=C369d586ADOEgsToPDskJ59cRTeRiVKvdae0j4Ar9_

 
oldie worth looking at again
hxxps://thepoodlebay.se/torrent/4018059/Network.1976.DVDRip.XviD
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Rayservers Blog Admin | 5 Feb 15:15
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[gsc] Browser ID

https://browserid.org/

 - to be clear, this is NOT a recommendation. This list can work out the
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