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Analysis: Fiscal cliff could hit economy harder than many expect
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Note: Sun Oct 28, 2012 1:50pm EDT |
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I guess I'm going to cash in a 401k and a cd to gold and silver, bullets and beans are still a good bet to barter with cigarettes and whiskey are even better. You forgot to tell them about all the epa rules that are about to get in at the first of the year, you folks up in the northeast getting ready to get hit by franken storm that will loose power it might be some time till you get it back,, why should a private company put that much money into repair when they are fixing to be shut down by the Obama EPA.
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Precious metals will be worthless. Stockpiling gold and silver is a waste of time. Glenn Beck neglects to mention that, though.
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http://www.heraldonline.com/2012/10/...-deployed.html PECO has 300 line crews and 150 tree crews ready as well. http://cumberlink.com/news/local/hur...a4bcf887a.html Doesn't look like anyone is holding back, much to your chagrin, and your thesis. |
^Good links, :yep:
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:timeout: Could it be that the economic-financial system by its very design is totally dysfunctional over any longer period time, and necessarily always will lead to collapse - because it never was meant to function honest and serious, but to use the god-mode cheat and the infinite-money cheat to bypass the game's rules from all beginning on? Economics should not be taught at university, because they are in no way a science. They are at best a set of guesses and beliefs, and as such they have more in common with astrology than science. Economics is about math from second class elementary school: if the apple costs 1Taler, and you have 3 Taler, you can buy 3, 2, 1 or none apple - not 4 and not 5 apples. But economists get extremely clever and witty in finding excuses for why to do right that nevertheless: buyng 4 or 5 apples although you have onbly 3 Taler. That gets done, even worse, the necessary lending of money is done for a fee (interest) that increases the amount of monetarian value compared to the real value present. And that basic evil is what starts the spiral slowly turning, and that always and necessarily end with collapse. Money no ,longer is a tool for trading, but it becomes the object of trade. And some time later, debts become an object of trade that is as valuable or even more valuable than real value-goods. Anyhow, since years I say that the US have no intention to ever pay back their debts. It will not happen, because it is not wanted, and the mess is already piling up to high. But clever ideas like described in that article, give profiteers the needed foul excuses to demand to not switch off the money printers and make things even worse by that. Who said that money you lend needs to be given back? And who said that you have to pay for the fourth, fifth and tenth apple? |
^Media has always tended to push up things for various reasons, and this may be one of those to get the doubters and the market to react differently, and it benefits some, like others who suffer.
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The fact that you, yubba, are actively rooting for this storm to bring as much misery and death as possible to people in the mid-Atlantic because you think it will yield political advantage to your supported presidential candidate is, to put it mildly, reprehensible.
Congratulations. You've just taken the title of the worst human being that I have ever met during my 13 years on SubSim. I've met some real pieces of work in that regard, but in the last 24 hours you've just pole vaulted right over them all. :nope: |
^I understand the "funny man"!
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As I said, today's economics are no science, just the attempt to make things complicated and deceive others over them. Everybody running a household and not having a dozen of different credit cards to shuffle his debts from here to there and then in reverse and starting all over, knows that when at the end of the month you run low on money, you must save money and buy less, or cheaper, and next month start saving money earlier so that the situation becomes not as bad at the end of the month as it was in the month before. But when you try to explain that - what is there to explain at all? - to a politician, you get overwhelmed by an ocean of "buts" and "ifs" and "in cases". In the end, politicians are part of the problem, they want to get their careers and know people do not vote if you promise them blood and tears and cuts, so politicians will to add to the increase of debts and spend money as bribery gifts for those they hope will elect them for it. And the bribery works. Wonderfully. The bribery - and the promises, those precious promises. Oh that sweetness, that temptation! And that is why the ordinary people and voters are as guilty as those they accuse afterwards of having led them into a mess. Not only can you vote - you are to be held responsible for your vote. |
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