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Systemic Collapse of the Real Economy

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deMolay
4 weeks ago • Thursday 2008-11-20 06:37:00 • Reply
I think Carl Hole was just mentioning this, looks like he was right. http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=10977
jasonraymondson
4 weeks ago • Thursday 2008-11-20 06:45:00 • Reply
Just because they have the word research in their title, does mean they actually do it.
patience
4 weeks ago • Thursday 2008-11-20 06:54:00 • Reply
I've read enough other sources and decided on my own that we are toast. Badly burnt toast. Postion yourself accordingly.

Me? I'm dumping Treasuries, paying off my kids' mortgage on 32 acres, and buying horse harness for the kids for Christmas. Then we start on the blacksmith shop.

DON'T DRINK THE KOOL AID!
wisconsin_cur
4 weeks ago • Thursday 2008-11-20 06:57:00 • Reply
patience wrote:
and buying horse harness for the kids for Christmas. Then we start on the blacksmith shop.



Thats hard core man.



Smile
deMolay
4 weeks ago • Thursday 2008-11-20 07:02:00 • Reply
Start them on something small like twigs and gradually work them up to pulling in logs for firewood. Good idea Wisconsin.
patience
4 weeks ago • Thursday 2008-11-20 07:05:00 • Reply
You guys are cold!! Yeah, my grammar sucks...

Let's put in the real direct object, and try again:

...Buying harness for the kids' HORSES for christmas. Okay. Fixed it.
galacticsurfer
4 weeks ago • Thursday 2008-11-20 07:07:00 • Reply
For real change there has to be total collapse. From the article it seems that Obama and the G20 have no intention to change things for real. So if things are not changed then we get collapse. then new people pick up the pieces of what is left. That is change, like what happened in Russia in 90s.
gnm
4 weeks ago • Thursday 2008-11-20 07:43:00 • Reply
deMolay wrote:
Start them on something small like twigs and gradually work them up to pulling in logs for firewood. Good idea Wisconsin.


Twigs/kindling and pinecones is 3 year old work, the 5-9 year olds can split and stack! Cool

-G
patience
4 weeks ago • Thursday 2008-11-20 11:18:00 • Reply
The son in law is 6 ft. 6 in. tall and about 250 lbs., so we plan to hitch him to the logs and drag them in one piece. Cut it up at the woodshed and toss it in. Saves loading the truck, and unloading it.

Naw. The real horse is a paint quarter horse that they will start with working it single. It came from an Amish farm and knows how to work in harness. There's another quarter horse down the road that still needs an education in harness, but that will come along. It's a community thing. They are getting their heads together about getting a community milk cow, too. It's awhole group of back-to-the-landers that are off grid. Cool place to be, just now. Far enough from the impending implosion of the economy that they might hear the noise, but won't be disturbed by it.
deMolay
4 weeks ago • Thursday 2008-11-20 11:28:00 • Reply
That is good patience, having like minded company is good. Nothing wrong with a big strong son in law either.
GASMON
4 weeks ago • Thursday 2008-11-20 11:40:00 • Reply
deMolay wrote:
I think Carl Hole was just mentioning this, looks like he was right. http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=10977


Interesting thread and I think hits the nail on the head. This whole worldwide credit crunch thing is a complete manufactured scam.
Perhaps money scams are the only thing the west can manufacture these days !!!!!!!!.

The $700 billion bailout also seems a huge scam.

Interesting, hard times ahead. The billionaires and bankers wealth is worth nothing if the hoi polloi rebel, strike or revolt, or perhaps do all three !!!!!!!!!!

Gasmon
hermit
4 weeks ago • Thursday 2008-11-20 11:47:00 • Reply
wisconsin_cur wrote:




Have you had any success adapting this setup for power generation?
dohboi
4 weeks ago • Thursday 2008-11-20 14:55:00 • Reply
GS wrote: "So if things are not changed then we get collapse. then new people pick up the pieces of what is left. That is change, like what happened in Russia in 90s."

Great, and now the mafia and Kremlin are in charge. Thanks for the rosy picture.

Patience's unintentionally humorous post does make me wonder what if anything other doomers and prepares-for-the-worst are giving to their loved ones for Christmas. I'm not planning on buying much of anything right now.

Anyone else?
Polemic
4 weeks ago • Thursday 2008-11-20 15:20:00 • Reply
jasonraymondson wrote:
Just because they have the word research in their title, does mean they actually do it.


Just shut your trap, retard. You haven't been right about, nor accurately predicted, jack sh.t since you got here.

You're an obvious disinformation troll. Or maybe just a really passionate idiot.
cube
4 weeks ago • Thursday 2008-11-20 16:06:00 • Reply
Polemic wrote:
jasonraymondson wrote:
Just because they have the word research in their title, does mean they actually do it.


Just shut your trap, retard. You haven't been right about, nor accurately predicted, jack sh.t since you got here.

You're an obvious disinformation troll. Or maybe just a really passionate idiot.
+1
steam_cannon
4 weeks ago • Friday 2008-11-21 06:29:00 • Reply
wisconsin_cur wrote:
patience wrote:
and buying horse harness for the kids for Christmas.
Thats hard core man.
Laughing
Iaato
12 hours ago • Saturday 2008-12-20 09:09:00 • Reply
Since someone killed the Housing Collapse thread by making it a sticky that no one can open, I'll post this here. Can one of the mods please fix it? I like having one place to go to for significant information, rather than 40.

Overview of the Housing Credit Crisis-T2 Partners
RedStateGreen
10 hours ago • Saturday 2008-12-20 10:52:00 • Reply
wisconsin_cur wrote:
patience wrote:
and buying horse harness for the kids for Christmas. Then we start on the blacksmith shop.



Thats hard core man.



Smile

Quote:
Start them on something small like twigs and gradually work them up to pulling in logs for firewood.


I haven't laughed so hard in a long time. Laughing
efarmer wrote:
"Taste the sizzling fury of fajita skillet death you marauding zombie goon!"
patience
7 hours ago • Saturday 2008-12-20 14:40:00 • Reply
Maybe I can get into spoonerisms and keep everybody ROFL?

Rev. Spooner had dyslexia of the tongue. One famous line, when he attempted to relocate a lady to a new seat:

"Mardon me padam, but you are occupewing the wrong pie. Let me sew you to a sheet."

Back on topic. Yeah, I gave up on the housing thread too, Iaato. As to the current situation, I think A E Pritchard hit it here:

Fed is Damned Either Way
Quote:
"The key is the toxic mix of high debt and deflation. An economy can handle one at a time, but not both. "
What is done for one, makes the other worse, at least at the moment.
dauterman
20 minutes ago • Saturday 2008-12-20 21:20:00 • Reply
dohboi wrote:

... make me wonder what if anything other doomers and prepares-for-the-worst are giving to their loved ones for Christmas. I'm not planning on buying much of anything right now.

Anyone else?


I give gifts from my Santa's Bag of gold and silver.

But my brother, neices and nephews do not appreciate the gift of precious metals. They want all their gifts in fiat paper Smile Smile Smile

MERRY CHRISTMAS to all
Polemic
6 minutes ago • Saturday 2008-12-20 21:34:00 • Reply
A good gift:


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