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Post by Semjase on Oct 13, 2008 3:52:22 GMT 3
What do you think? Are the stock market crashes and predictions of a depression worse than 1929 a natural phenomenon that is just part of a democratic finacial process, or, is it a well orchastrated plot contrived by reptilian aliens who have brainwashed certain peoples in high positions? The latter theory suggests thatpeople of power (some, not all) are unwittingly carrying out a preconceived plan to dominate the world = When man is weak, the ones who weakened them emerge and take over, then they do as they please. Conclusion: slavery.
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Post by jennyfyr on Oct 13, 2008 4:28:21 GMT 3
Yeah. Those snotty reptilians are up to it again, and the *you*know*who* Well, the ad on top of this page was - "Blue Star Products Show Your Pride! US Government Licensed" You know who was right there I think.
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Post by Lord Elrond II on Oct 13, 2008 4:55:00 GMT 3
Yeah. Those snotty reptilians are up to it again, and the *you*know*who* Well, the ad on top of this page was - "Blue Star Products Show Your Pride! US Government Licensed" You know who was right there I think. I concur ........
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Post by kaketsh on Oct 16, 2008 0:03:58 GMT 3
This brainwashing scheme might be applicable here. But if you are curious I advice you (all you's out there) to watch Zeitgeist Addendum. You can find it on google video - the full version. It sais that the stock crashes and bank bankruptcies are mechanisms built in the capitalistic system by default. Modern Market economy has a time triggered self destruct mechanism that can be seen now in action. It's all meant to fall as money is debt. Without debt there is no money. It's a paradox but the sources indicate that this is the way it works.
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Post by Semjase on Oct 16, 2008 2:07:27 GMT 3
Yes, I have heard that a democratic (capitalist) system will automatically crash and history tells us all democratic societies have only lasted around 200 years. If that is true I am not sure how to calculate the 200 years. America was "discovered" by Europeans over 500 years ago and colonization began in the 1500s. "Independence" from Britain was gained in 1776 and The U.S. officially became an independent nation. But, the real industrial revolution and its subsequent exposure of the U.S. to world markets and capitalism began in the latter part of the 1800s. Also the U.S. was not viewed as a true world power until the early 1990s. From which dates do you begin the 200 year liefspan of a democratic society?
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Post by jennyfyr on Oct 16, 2008 15:05:18 GMT 3
It doesn't really matter *who* is behind all this. The truth is there will probably not be any social security or retirement left for people who are under 40 today. I just heard someone lost thousands of dollars from their retirement savings because the stock market crashed.
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Post by Semjase on Oct 17, 2008 15:14:16 GMT 3
It doesn't really matter *who* is behind all this. The truth is there will probably not be any social security or retirement left for people who are under 40 today. I just heard someone lost thousands of dollars from their retirement savings because the stock market crashed. That is true. I have heard the same things. You can't really trust those kind of accounts that are linked directly to stocks. If the market goes down so does your retirement account. And they are saying there will be no S.S. in 30 years or so. Then what? But, do you think the world or the countries of it will even be here or be the same by that time at this pace?
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Post by jennyfyr on Oct 18, 2008 15:18:00 GMT 3
Would it be worth investing in gold and silver? I know it would have been worth buying gold a few years ago because it was something like 350 an ounce and this year it reached almost 1000 an ounce. Not a lot of people can afford to buy an ounce of gold tho.
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