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  1. ***Expect QE3 After Geithner's Warnings***

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    You know its going to happen. You know its gotta be close. The mess we are in. The bank-generated planetary financial drought...

    Super banker Geithner is warning...

    ever consider that the people who created this crisis are all still there, getting paid in the expectation (and promise) that they wil fix it.

    Does anyone still believe this nasty beings? It's like they are all from another planet and have buried alien conquest in our economies through the unbridled stupidity and greed of the race of sociopaths that always get paid.

    Nasty.

    T


    By Jonathan Yates, Contributing Writer, Money Morning

    In testimony yesterday (Wednesday) before the House Financial Services Committee, U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Timothy Geithner may have inched us closer to QE3 when he warned that the U.S. economy will be slammed by two major factors: the immediate danger from the Eurozone debt crisis and
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  2. Two ways to conquer and enslave a country

    You have to ask why this is happening. Is it somehow by conscious purpose or is it just that the stupidest, greediest and most ruthless people are running things inside the country?


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  3. This Year and the BS from Last Year

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    Gold bubble? Utter nonsense—is the financial crisis over? Not by a long shot!

    Last year was a year of downside surprises—this year will be a year of upside surprises.

    Will Europe disintegrate? Not a Chance in heaven or hell.
    1. The whole world has a vested interest in healing this problem
    2. The Germans, always complaining in the press. HA HA HA. In reality that's just entertainment for the fools who still watch the politician-pet-dogs of the owners of our world. Just know this: If there was no Euro what would the value of the Deutschmark be? The point being the Germans for all their bellyaching would find that their wonderful top-of-class products would be far too expensive for the rest of the world. Would that be a good thing?
    3. Greece is full of Germans.
    The manipulation of silver and gold is becoming increasingly dangerous for the deep-pocketed ones and as retail investors storm back into the markets this year the owners-of-our-world are
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  4. Euro summit statement: the leaked draft — Still can't make decisions!

    Quote Originally Posted by TedWeir View Post
    Does anyone see how the EU will handle their financial problems with THIS?????????? These are the slow-minds running Europe into the financial toilet simply because hey don't want crappy cruddy lousy scummy completely bankrupt banks to fail, because they think they can prevent Greek's 120% for sure debt default!

    Today's financial and government leards may have to go —we need new ideas free of the cozy club of mental decrepitude that we watch every day!

    GO GO GO OCCUPY THE WORLD—we have to push the crap into the toilet and flush away... you can't build a world in the financial outhouse we are left with after what the banksters and their government shills have left us with. That is NOT leadership it's leadersh*t.

    Well that's my rant for the day.

    =]

    T

    Euro summit statement: the leaked draft

    There will be regular Euro Summit meetings bringing together the Heads of State or government (HoSG) of
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  5. A ‘no-growth’ boom will follow 2012 global crash

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    By Paul B. Farrell, MarketWatch
    SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (MarketWatch) — There is a global economic boom coming, but unfortunately, that boom comes only after a systemic collapse of the global economy, markets and capitalism — a collapse that may well eliminate billions of people from the planet. Shocking? Cruel? Brutal? Yes.

    But folks, that is the coded message in many recent warnings from environmental economists who finally realize that nothing will wake up the public. Nothing but a catastrophic system failure. Only then, a path to reform, recovery, a new boom.

    But wait, you ask: If the consequences are worse than an asteroid slamming into Earth, why don’t we just plan ahead? Avoid the Black Swan? Why wait for some “creative destruction” to wipe out capitalism, reduce the global population
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