golden-bear
05.03.2000, 14:28 |
Nachhilfe für alle Lemminge! WW-III to Pop BubbleThread gesperrt |
WW-III to Pop Bubble
Its doubtful that the stock market can crash so long as the world is confident that Greenspan, the IMF, and Central
Bankers are running the game. While faith in paper assets persists, firmly rooted in un-backed paper currencies, there
is little chance that a crisis in the gold market could topple the paper market. If central bankers have their way, gold
prices will be continually assaulted and repressed for the long term, until gold bugs are feeling squashed.
Many world leaders continue, quietly and willfully, to allow these gangsters of the fiat money élite to engage in gold
manipulation, in order to keep the Keynesian economic game going. To keep the game going, world money élites stand
ready to flood floundering countries and economies with tons of paper and digital money credits, covering the sins of
the past. They are also ready to paralyze gold markets with rumors and suprise announcements of pending gold
reserve sales -- with more Kuwaits standing ready and willing to supply plenty of gold for this leasing scam. But, If the
scam were allowed to weaken or fail, then the price of hard assets like gold and silver would skyrocket, as a last-resort
move to preserve value.
Today the Keynesian economic game is the only game in town. World leaders count on the stability of paper money,
especially the US dollar, to maintain the illusion that their economic principles of prosperity mixed with social welfare are
sound. A significant collapse of confidence in the US dollar would cause, revolt, revolution, military coup, and chaos in
many countries.
Since the French revolution, when the élite were rewarded by the guillotine, the world has not seen such economic
disparity as is now perceived between the poor and the rich classes. Today’s favored classes have the protection of the
likes of Greenspan and the ‘wealth-effect’ working primarily in the US. To benefit and protect these favored classes,
inflation and deflation are managed, rather than allowed to take their natural course. Many other nations recognize this
and do not hide their disdain.
China, an emerging superpower, with solidifying military ties with Russia, North Korea, Iran and others (See:
http://darren.lib.utah.edu/wwiii_alert.htm for more background) senses the immediate opportunity to play upon this
disparity among the world's poor. To become the champion of those left behind in the US-led economic expansion of
the past decade, and China has been chosen by this Anti-US alliance as front-man to combat US hegemonism, to
squash its ambition to dominate the world.
China has now decided to stand up to the US with the following threat:"China threatens U.S. with missile strike -- China
stepped up its war of words over Taiwan yesterday, bluntly threatening to fire long-range nuclear missiles at the United
States if it defends the island. The warning, published in the official People's Liberation Army newspaper, comes as a
U.S. aircraft carrier and two cruise-missile destroyers recently began exercises off Japan. Defense officials said the
warships could be sent to the Taiwan Strait in a crisis." (Washington Times, February 29, 2000)
Faith in Keynesian economics could actually flounder as a result of the far more compelling need to survive WWIII. If the
US becomes the target of the Anti-US alliance, it could mean the bursting of the economic bubble. The economic forces
currently in play could turn to hyper-inflation, as a heavily paper-asset-laden society searches for security and safety,
having reacted to the forces of by losing confidence.
The economic élite have already declared war on honest money in their efforts to win the world over to fiat devices
(slavery under pseudo-capitalism). The New Socialist Bloc/Anti-U.S. alliance will possibly wage war and use everything
possible to counter the U.S. stranglehold on power -- and that includes the dominance of the U.S. dollar. China is
ideologically opposed to the methods of capitalism (i.e., what it believes Capitalism is) and would prefer to install
communism in its various forms on Taiwan, Asia and as far across its borders as possible. It wants capitalism to fail and
hopes to lead in imposing its version, where possible, of The New World Order under Communism (slavery under
socialism).
The Anti-U.S. alliance is likely to find support from the poor classes because they perceive their pain and suffering as
brought upon them by the U.S. They feel that economics is controlled, regulated and conducted for the benefit of the
financially and politically powerful who manipulate wealth for their own interests, without regard to the plight of the poor.
I expect the dollar to come under siege around the beginning of WWIII and, simultaneously, gold to skyrocket in value.
How will your paper assets fare in the upcoming war? Will you be better off if you acquire hard assets (physical gold
and silver) now, while they are so cheap?
Darren Perkins
March 4, 2000
Edited by: Joanna Parker (with many thanks)
Darren Perkins is a Computer Technicain and Political Science Major at the University of Utah.
E-mail: Darren.Perkins@aclis.utah.edu
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golden-bear
05.03.2000, 14:30
@ golden-bear
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Ach ja! Die NATO plant z.Z. den nächsten Krieg gegen Jugoslawien!oT |
>WW-III to Pop Bubble
>Its doubtful that the stock market can crash so long as the world is confident that Greenspan, the IMF, and Central
>Bankers are running the game. While faith in paper assets persists, firmly rooted in un-backed paper currencies, there
>is little chance that a crisis in the gold market could topple the paper market. If central bankers have their way, gold
>prices will be continually assaulted and repressed for the long term, until gold bugs are feeling squashed.
>Many world leaders continue, quietly and willfully, to allow these gangsters of the fiat money élite to engage in gold
>manipulation, in order to keep the Keynesian economic game going. To keep the game going, world money élites stand
>ready to flood floundering countries and economies with tons of paper and digital money credits, covering the sins of
>the past. They are also ready to paralyze gold markets with rumors and suprise announcements of pending gold
>reserve sales -- with more Kuwaits standing ready and willing to supply plenty of gold for this leasing scam. But, If the
>scam were allowed to weaken or fail, then the price of hard assets like gold and silver would skyrocket, as a last-resort
>move to preserve value.
>Today the Keynesian economic game is the only game in town. World leaders count on the stability of paper money,
>especially the US dollar, to maintain the illusion that their economic principles of prosperity mixed with social welfare are
>sound. A significant collapse of confidence in the US dollar would cause, revolt, revolution, military coup, and chaos in
>many countries.
>Since the French revolution, when the élite were rewarded by the guillotine, the world has not seen such economic
>disparity as is now perceived between the poor and the rich classes. Today’s favored classes have the protection of the
>likes of Greenspan and the ‘wealth-effect’ working primarily in the US. To benefit and protect these favored classes,
>inflation and deflation are managed, rather than allowed to take their natural course. Many other nations recognize this
>and do not hide their disdain.
>China, an emerging superpower, with solidifying military ties with Russia, North Korea, Iran and others (See:
>http://darren.lib.utah.edu/wwiii_alert.htm for more background) senses the immediate opportunity to play upon this
>disparity among the world's poor. To become the champion of those left behind in the US-led economic expansion of
>the past decade, and China has been chosen by this Anti-US alliance as front-man to combat US hegemonism, to
>squash its ambition to dominate the world.
>China has now decided to stand up to the US with the following threat:"China threatens U.S. with missile strike -- China
>stepped up its war of words over Taiwan yesterday, bluntly threatening to fire long-range nuclear missiles at the United
>States if it defends the island. The warning, published in the official People's Liberation Army newspaper, comes as a
>U.S. aircraft carrier and two cruise-missile destroyers recently began exercises off Japan. Defense officials said the
>warships could be sent to the Taiwan Strait in a crisis." (Washington Times, February 29, 2000)
>Faith in Keynesian economics could actually flounder as a result of the far more compelling need to survive WWIII. If the
>US becomes the target of the Anti-US alliance, it could mean the bursting of the economic bubble. The economic forces
>currently in play could turn to hyper-inflation, as a heavily paper-asset-laden society searches for security and safety,
>having reacted to the forces of by losing confidence.
>The economic élite have already declared war on honest money in their efforts to win the world over to fiat devices
>(slavery under pseudo-capitalism). The New Socialist Bloc/Anti-U.S. alliance will possibly wage war and use everything
>possible to counter the U.S. stranglehold on power -- and that includes the dominance of the U.S. dollar. China is
>ideologically opposed to the methods of capitalism (i.e., what it believes Capitalism is) and would prefer to install
>communism in its various forms on Taiwan, Asia and as far across its borders as possible. It wants capitalism to fail and
>hopes to lead in imposing its version, where possible, of The New World Order under Communism (slavery under
>socialism).
>The Anti-U.S. alliance is likely to find support from the poor classes because they perceive their pain and suffering as
>brought upon them by the U.S. They feel that economics is controlled, regulated and conducted for the benefit of the
>financially and politically powerful who manipulate wealth for their own interests, without regard to the plight of the poor.
>I expect the dollar to come under siege around the beginning of WWIII and, simultaneously, gold to skyrocket in value.
>How will your paper assets fare in the upcoming war? Will you be better off if you acquire hard assets (physical gold
>and silver) now, while they are so cheap?
>Darren Perkins
>March 4, 2000
>Edited by: Joanna Parker (with many thanks)
>Darren Perkins is a Computer Technicain and Political Science Major at the University of Utah.
>E-mail: Darren.Perkins@aclis.utah.edu
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Jürgen Küßner
05.03.2000, 17:41
@ golden-bear
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WW-III |
Ich habe noch nie ein Wort über einen Krieg, geschweige über einen dritten Weltkrieg, verloren. Es ist"starker Tobak", die Möglichkeit eines Krieges anzusprechen. Dennoch"stolpere" ich in den letzten Monaten recht häufig (im Internet oder in Büchern) über genau diese Gefahr. Die politische Welt ist seit langer Zeit ziemlich im Ungleichgewicht (vielleicht war sie es immer, und mir fällt es jetzt erst auf), und die immer häufiger werdenden Naturkatastrophen (Erdbeben, Vulkane, Überschwemmungen, Stürme etc.) bringen weiteres Ungleichgewicht zwischen Arm und Reich. Von dem moralischen Verfall will ich gar nicht sprechen.
Es mag noch eine ganze Weile"so weitergehen", aber die Tatsache(?), dass der Kommunismus und der kalte Krieg überwunden sind, sollte nicht darüber hinweg täuschen, dass die Menschen nichts gelernt haben und dass jeder Krieg aus finanziellen Gründen geführt wurde. Seit Jahrtausenden gibt es Kriege überall auf der Welt - aber genau jetzt und hier auf der Erde sollen die Menschen plötzlich vernünftig geworden sein? Es ist Utopie zu glauben, es gäbe in"zivilisierten Ländern" keinen Krieg mehr.
Wie gesagt, ich hätte nie von mir aus das Thema"Krieg" angesprochen, aber aufgrund dieses Anlasses reagiere ich darauf. Ich werde aber nicht so weit gehen und Quellen oder Links nennen (zumal ich keine parat habe, weil ich das Thema auch verdränge und verdrängen will).
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golden-bear
05.03.2000, 23:38
@ Jürgen Küßner
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Es freut mich jedenfalls, dass Sie den Beitrag nicht löschten! ot |
>Ich habe noch nie ein Wort über einen Krieg, geschweige über einen dritten Weltkrieg, verloren. Es ist"starker Tobak", die Möglichkeit eines Krieges anzusprechen. Dennoch"stolpere" ich in den letzten Monaten recht häufig (im Internet oder in Büchern) über genau diese Gefahr. Die politische Welt ist seit langer Zeit ziemlich im Ungleichgewicht (vielleicht war sie es immer, und mir fällt es jetzt erst auf), und die immer häufiger werdenden Naturkatastrophen (Erdbeben, Vulkane, Überschwemmungen, Stürme etc.) bringen weiteres Ungleichgewicht zwischen Arm und Reich. Von dem moralischen Verfall will ich gar nicht sprechen.
>Es mag noch eine ganze Weile"so weitergehen", aber die Tatsache(?), dass der Kommunismus und der kalte Krieg überwunden sind, sollte nicht darüber hinweg täuschen, dass die Menschen nichts gelernt haben und dass jeder Krieg aus finanziellen Gründen geführt wurde. Seit Jahrtausenden gibt es Kriege überall auf der Welt - aber genau jetzt und hier auf der Erde sollen die Menschen plötzlich vernünftig geworden sein? Es ist Utopie zu glauben, es gäbe in"zivilisierten Ländern" keinen Krieg mehr.
>Wie gesagt, ich hätte nie von mir aus das Thema"Krieg" angesprochen, aber aufgrund dieses Anlasses reagiere ich darauf. Ich werde aber nicht so weit gehen und Quellen oder Links nennen (zumal ich keine parat habe, weil ich das Thema auch verdränge und verdrängen will).
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