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Changing World Order - Page 3 Empty Because the world revolves on credit

Post  Shelby Mon Nov 23, 2009 4:53 am

This post is a followup to my prior post on prior page of this thread, Gold & Silver can not be *CURRENCIES* ever again.

Borrower is slave to lender.

It is impossible to move to a gold standard, because the world is thoroughly addicted to credit, and instead of reducing that addiction since 2007, the world has been increasing its crack.

All of the $trivillions in stimulost that are being created, are in most cases created in the form of loans and bonds (i.e. credit), in fact much of it denominated in dollars as carry trade. This means that if the credit can't keep snowballing, then another round of liquidity crisis results and people must sell real goods to raise fiat digits to pay their fiat debt service. Apparently, even most of the current gold price rise is due to margin-based (credit) speculation in the futures markets.

And no one can compete with this increasing socialism entirely, because credit makes it an unprofitable business to produce commodities. Say for example, you decided to create your own group of companies that would trade with each other in honest (non-credit, non-fractional based) real goods money, you would not be able to pay for your commodity inputs in real goods money, because commodities are priced below the marginal cost of production (at least at marginal production, which is where prices are set in an economy), and this is accomplished by getting enough commodity producers to forward sell their product at low prices, and then finance the commodity producers with credit. In essense, the commodity producers steal from society (e.g. society subsidizes the commodity producers) by the process of debasement of fiat through issuance of project financing to the commodity producers. The large lever that was used to jump start this, was nationalizing energy (oil) production and pricing it in dollars at forward hedged prices, and then suppresses the gold price by the same means, so that they oilgarchy (not oligarchy) could take their cut in gold. Society is not going to be willing to get off this "rat wheel", because society loves to steal from itself collectively as individuals get what they erroneously think are lower nominal priced commodities (because they do not factor in the debasement, which is a parasite on their labor).

Now I am going to give you some very important wisdom.

The Achilles heal of the mushrooming credit based socialism described above, is that it prices commodities too low!

What we can proactively do is to focus our production in businesses that have the maximum rate of return on capital (not necessarily high margins, just high margin relative to capital as measured in elapsed time!). What this does is it helps society's economy to grow faster, than the increase of the debasement needed to subsidize commodities. In other words, it will reduce the commodities portion of the economy in fiat terms to diminishing percentage. If you instead bury your capital in a hole (as gold), then you are raising the surrender flag to the socialism, as I explained in Gold & Silver can not be *CURRENCIES* ever again.

Then simply take 10% of that growth and invest it in silver. This will break the back of the commodity price fixing scheme, because silver is produced as a by-product and in order to increase the production of silver the price would need to rise drastically (to increase silverware scrap selling, and restart pure silver mines) or the by-product commodity prices would have to rise drastically. The former case would drive the awareness of the public that silver is money. The latter case would end the PTB's control over the volatility and below marginal cost pricing of commodities. I think the PTB know that this is their Achilles heal, and I speculate that this is why Bernanke began drastically pulling liquidity out of the financial system in 2008 to bring on a crash in global economy, and will keep the global economy on a yoyo from here out due to the threat from silver.

So realize that the PTB (the lenders, i.e. the controllers of the fiat system) can at any time shut off production of commodities (at least at the margins driving prices skyhigh, and thus most of the the economy that inputs commodities, especially oil), by shutting off financing. But they would only do this for a temporary crisis, because they do not want permanent higher real prices. More importantly, the production of commodities has been peaking due to them being priced below the marginal cost of production. What the PTB is trying to do is create a production crisis where the public will agree to be more socialized, i.e. to increase the rate of subsidy to the commodity production, e.g. carbon credits is one example. The (temporary) peaks in production will be erroneously blamed on geology and other non-sense propaganda (which unfortunately many gold bugs regurgitate as if they have no brain stem) in order to get the society to agree to higher levels of socialism.

Realize that in any of cases described above, it would be wise for every person to learn how to grow their own vegetables and meat, and perhaps to stockpile some long-term storage dry goods (and canned goods although these are expensive and you should be consuming them regularly to extend expiration dates). In fact, food is getting so expensive that if you do this in low price labor regions, you can probably pay someone to do it profitably (as long as you do not need oil to bring it to market nor subject to taxation if you consume it yourself, that is why I say vegetables only, as grains need economies-of-scale), even on a small scale, probably even using organic methods so you do not depend on oil (fertilizer). The reason being that all possible scenarios forward call for a shortage of commodities. As explained in prior posts, that doesn't necessarily mean you can simply get ahead by buying gold, as other essential commodities might rise in price (and scarcity) just as much or more.

Good luck and God bless.

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Changing World Order - Page 3 Empty China scuttles the communist global govt

Post  Shelby Thu Dec 24, 2009 9:50 pm

Well I say they just put it on hold, until they are ready to be the implementers:

http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=1532

I’m amazed that it turned out to be China that scuttled the plan to establish a global communist government. I guess they really have buried Mao.

Perhaps China is playing for time until they have extinguished their coal supplies and have a full monopoly on climate change product design and development technologies...?

Apparently global warming protests keep getting accidentally held during very cold days:

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/mar/04/the-gore-effect/

Hopefully the lie of Global Warming will be exposed soon enough:

...by the time the kleptocrat gang at the UN can wind up for another try, the likelihood is that the “scientific” support for their AGW scam will have been entirely exposed as a tissue of fraud. That’s the way things seem to be heading, anyway. Faster, please!

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Changing World Order - Page 3 Empty How the world really works

Post  Shelby Wed Dec 30, 2009 9:42 am

You have a big advantage over me, because you are learning this at younger age. I didn't start learning about this until 2005, when I was 40 (well maybe my suspicions started about 9/11/2001, when I was 36).

It is not as simple as printing money, because most money is not printed these days. In fact, most people do not buy anything with money, they buy with credit. So the supply of money is really the supply of debt. The more debt the banks create, the more money there is in the economy. Also the other important factor is the velocity of money, or how fast the money moves from one person to the next one. There is an equation which relates the supply of money (debt), the velocity, and the total GDP (gross domestic production) on a yearly basis.

Realize banks create debt from nothing. They simply create the debt on the computer and transfer the digits when you want to buy using your credit card or write a check. So it is simple supply and demand. If you increase the amount of tomatoes in production, then the price will go down, because there are more tomatos than there is money. Well the reverse is also true. If you increase the amount of money in circulation (actually the amount of debt as I explained above), then there is more money than there are goods and services, and thus the prices of those goods & services go up. Imagine you are selling something and you have 10 buyers at your door, you will of course raise the price. However if you only have one potential buyer every week, you will lower your price to get more buyers.

Btw, you may wonder how banks can fail, if they can create money from nothing. Well they are required by the central bank to keep reserves at a certain % of outstanding loans (as well to pay for government insurance for depositors, i.e. FDIC in USA system), and thus the central bank can kill any bank in a heartbeat simply by raising the reserve or insurance requirements, and that is exactly what they did recently in order to cause the crisis. Realize the central banks all over the world are run by the PTB (the largest fish of the bankers) and they let the smaller banks go do their dirty work, then every decade or so, they eat those smaller fish. Then repeat anew.

The most important thing to remember about debt, is that it causes people to waste. And this is why debt always leads to failure in the end. The reason the prices of houses went so high in USA and the reason we ended up with 6 bedroom houses for small families, and even 2 or 3 houses per family (a real waste while poor people in world living in mud), was because americans were allowed to borrow at 30 years mortgages, meaning they could leverage 30 years of their income in one purchase now. This caused the prices of houses to go 30 times higher than they should be, this caused americans to buy more houses as investments (a bubble!) which caused the house prices to rise even more, which caused bankers to give people 2nd & 3rd mortages to buy even more houses. We then end up wasting the world's resources on nonsense. And so now the world will crash and fail because of this waste.

I had also read an online rough draft of Robert Kiyosaki's CONSPIRACY OF THE RICH book before it was published, and he does cover the basics reasonably well, but he does not get the details correct in all cases. He writes to be palatable (agreeable) to the mainstream, thus he has to hold back a little bit on the worst details. Also Robert does teach what I told you, that only real estate that pays income is a good investment.

Two resources that I recommend you read are:

(1) http://market-ticker.denninger.net/
(However, read what I wrote about Denninger below)

(2) Jesse Ventura is well known honest former governor of Minnesota, Navy Seal, WWF wrestler, and is known for fighting corruption, and he now is producing a TV show about Conspiracy Theories, which is getting very popular in USA:

https://www.youtube.com/user/sgd1213#p/u/5/YyMU7DHMpYc (HAARP)
https://www.youtube.com/user/sgd1213#p/u/0/TimNU9Pjc9s (9/11)
https://www.youtube.com/user/sgd1213#p/u/17/rMswZMrvF6o (Global Warming)

The 9/11 show above reveals that the hijackers were in the cockpit before the planes took off!!!

As a background for what Jesse considers his most scary UPCOMING show, on 2012, watch this documentary on what's beneath the Denver Airport: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjjIy1DO0gs (part 1)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gL2vnxVIH_0 (part 2)

Read what my friend Chris Laird has predicted for 2012 (which I do agree but not entirely):
http://www.kitco.com/ind/Laird/dec292009.html

Click the following link to read what I wrote yesterday about Denninger and the re-balancing of the world economy which is happening now:

https://goldwetrust.forumotion.com/economics-f4/inflation-or-deflation-t9-300.htm#2494

You will read at the link above, that US current account deficit is decreasing as a % of global GDP, so this means the developing world is starting to pull away from the USA, but also some % of that pulling away is increasing of outsourcing from USA (some of which is for servicing the USA and thus will crash if USA does). So what I think will happen is that by 2012, the big financial system of the world will come crashing down, but I think the PTB (powers that be) are going to make changes and go for regional currency systems. And I think in terms of on the ground in developing countries, many of them will continue to see growth, because the youth in these countries are not going to stop working and producing. It is true that the world is somewhat out-of-balance, in that China is doing all the manufacturing and the other places are doing either farming, transportation, sales/marketing/retailing, or office jobs servicing the big financial system (e.g. out sourcing). So yes there is going to be a big effect on the developing world also when the big financial system has to be restructed by 2012. But there future of growth will remain in the developing world. The youth there will adjust and keep on finding ways to work. Whereas, in the white countries where most of the people are older than 50, you will see these economies become like giant retirement homes and their economies will become very socialistic (tax and steal from the ones who are working to pay for all the old) and not grow. The PTB will attempt to set up a world system where the youth in the developing world are going to be slaving away to pay for the old in the white countries to retire. That is what that Global Warming Cap & Trade plan was about. It is about stealing from those who work to pay for those who don't want to work. And it is about the managers of that (the PTB) getting to maintain their power and wealth (the same white bastards in Europe since 1500s colonial times). You know I am not a rascist, I have 5-10% american indian blood.

2012 appears to be the year to force everything into mayhem:

http://market-ticker.denninger.net/archives/1739-Global-Financial-Implosion-Dead-Ahead.html
https://goldwetrust.forumotion.com/economics-f4/inflation-or-deflation-t9-285.htm#2448

Note at following post I seemed to disagree (suggest you read that entire post):

https://goldwetrust.forumotion.com/economics-f4/inflation-or-deflation-t9-285.htm#2475

Shelby wrote:...Why did I use 10 years as an example time frame? Because that appears to be about the minimum duration this morass of bailoops and stimulost will continue before defaults are allowed in USA and people are forced to live at their true relative value in the world, which means that is how long until businesses in USA will see the growth rates that are being seen in developing world outside the USA. I actually think the fast rates of return for business opportunity for growth will NEVER fully return permanently to USA, just as they have not fully in old Europe since 1900s. That is why is called socialism-- it means that small business is destroyed. Note in every crisis, there is always some opportunity...

What I meant is the coping mechanism (the regional currencies or what ever) after 2012, will go on for another 8 years at least, before there is some break away from a system that is continuing to fail. The New Deal went on until 1937 or so, and then we had WW2 to finally break that injustice and cause the defaults (the defaults were masked as "rationing" in support of the war, also read another Katz writing on this deception.). See the critical epiphany, is that the PTB always want to be in control of the defaults (e.g. a war where they are making more loans and controlling the chessboard), and not free markets defaults. The injustices cause outrage and hate which the PTB can channel into another WW3, which then after that they can use to restore peace under their own terms of a one world currency and government. So I see the strife and injustice after 2012, as the transistionary period to the one world order.


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Essentially I also see 2012 as the probable time of "global defaults can not be delayed/monetized any longer".

What is not clear to me is the system that will be put in place to deal with it, and how this will impact the developing world. However, I will caution you:

1) Politically (demographically) the developing world can't be held back for more than a blip of perhaps couple of years.

2) PTB needs rising credit in developing world to profit and maintain control, as the USA morphs into a dead socialist economy.

3) Developing world is producing for itself more and more (more inter-trade).

Rather I see a new series of regional currencies to deal with the relative strengths and weaknesses of regions. For example, north america must be devalued relative to east asia. latin america is not able to compete with asia on cheap labor (asia's wages will have to increase first over another decade). I see a massive out-balancing once China's peg is removed and pan-asian currency is adopted. Massive growth will sweep across all of asia and China will benefit too.

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Changing World Order - Page 3 Empty Interesting parallels to Rome (end of nation state & new world order)

Post  Shelby Tue Jan 05, 2010 9:44 pm

Doug Casey explains this in a much more interesting way than any other account I have ever read on Rome and military:

http://www.caseyresearch.com/displayCwc.php?id=31
http://www.caseyresearch.com/displayCwc.php?id=30

We can see 1 Samuel 8 applies, for example that the images on the currency in Rome and USA were changed to idol dead rulers at the crucial turn dates towards socialism (1913 in USA).

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Changing World Order - Page 3 Empty Final warning from Shelby

Post  Shelby Wed Jan 13, 2010 8:35 am

America might start the next world war. I think once things start to crack, we are going to see really crazy things that even none of us expected.

http://www.thedailybell.com/724/Edwin-Vieira-the-Coming-Military-Crackdown.html

...Furthermore, here in America, if the Armed Forces are deployed to suppress widespread civil unrest emanating from a major breakdown of the economy that threatens the continued viability of the military-industrial complex, the Brass Hats will have a particularly compelling institutional incentive to maintain themselves in positions of political leadership: namely, securing their reason for being and the source of their importance, power, and benefits. In addition, thoroughly politicized Armed Forces will likely feel the need to justify the expensive existence of the military-industrial complex by inserting themselves into, if not instigating outright, ever-expanding overseas military adventures. Thus, "the war on terror"-in addition to whatever other forms of aggressive imperialism can be fomented, ostensibly to "defend our freedoms" in a "homeland" no longer free-will drag on forever, at untold costs in lives and treasure.

Of course, as has proven true everywhere else, politicized Armed Forces in this country will be unable to solve the underlying economic and social problems that rationalized their politicization in the first place. So America will be wracked with chronic political chaos: token civilian regimes staffed with incompetent puppets and "yes men", followed by new bouts of military string-pulling or outright intervention aimed at cleaning up the last crisis, and so on, along the sorry lines South American republics such as Argentina have followed for generations.

For that reason, people worried simply about the likelihood of hyperinflation, depression, or hyperinflation coupled with depression-and about how they might be able to protect their incomes and accumulated wealth under such circumstances-are viewing their world through rather ill-fitting rose-colored glasses. When hyperinflation or other economic calamities strike, and the Armed Forces are politicized as instruments of domestic repression, merely maintaining his income and securing his accumulated wealth will become matters of very low priority for anyone with high economic, social, or political visibility...

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Changing World Order - Page 3 Empty REPEAT EVERYTHING IS DEVOLVING NOW IN USA

Post  Shelby Thu Jan 14, 2010 7:17 pm

Here is a smoking gun on Obama:

http://www.orlytaitzesq.com/?p=7366

...Obama’s Selective Service is registered under the state of CT number 042-68-4425, which was issued in CT to individual born in 1890...

When you register, you register under your name, DOB, and SS number.The point here is that he has a record that was registered under a SS number beginning with 042. SS numbers are issued according to the state where you are living when they are applied for. The numbers themselves are coded- the first 3 indicating the state from which it was applied for. 042 is the coding for Conn. There is no way he could have a Conn issued SS number living in Hawaii. Therefore, it is a fraudulent number that was used in registering for the selective service.

I have an errie feeling that things remained much too calm in USA since the 2007 crash. This is probably going to devolve into something very nasty. Hommel has some good points:

http://silverstockreport.com/2010/Jan-update.html

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Changing World Order - Page 3 Empty EU will surrender sovereignty to Brussels and BIS

Post  Shelby Wed Feb 10, 2010 2:25 am

http://www.spiegel.de/international/business/0,1518,676507,00.html

Now politicians are facing a difficult decision: Should they continue as they have, thus potentially undermining the euro's ability to function? Or should they yield a portion of their national sovereignty to Brussels?

There are only 2 choices:

1) Iceland example, break away and suffer but bottom out
2) Move to a larger aggregation of socialism

I predict #2 until the world ends up like MadMax.

We are in the tribulations, because people of world refuse to simplify and reduce their life, because many of them can't. We have billions of people who can't eat without a paper income job. Those countries which are still self-sufficient and small, can resist the socialism, e.g. Iceland, but they will the rare case. Zimbabwe and Weimer were the examples to the world, showing what can happen if you break away from the socialism and do not have sound backing to your financial system and self-sufficiency. Iceland is the example of when you break away but have the necessary self-sufficiency.

In short, the fat PIGS of the world (all the useless eaters) will join together and go down the abyss united (at least to some point where MadMax occurs). The advantage of the united front is it is more slow moving (greater inertia) and it is leverage to use to rape the developing world.

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Changing World Order - Page 3 Empty And the real reason the PTB targetted the PIGS

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Changing World Order - Page 3 Empty What they are discussing at the (no so) secret banker meeting?

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Changing World Order - Page 3 Empty Americans will hate by proxy due to addictions?

Post  Shelby Mon Mar 29, 2010 5:53 pm

Emailed this to Katz

Shelby wrote:What do you think of this theory?

http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article18251.html

Regarding your article showing how Nazi Germany resulted from the "love" of health care, the Germans were apparently intoxicated by their love of themselves as perfectionists (and they still are from what I see when I meet elderly germans). I haven't met any younger Germans in my travels in Asia.

My worst case scenario is drugged gangs roam the country burning down the houses (since holding housing costs up is unsustainable but the boomers lives are ruined otherwise). Germany murdered its own people because its health care system had gotten too expensive, and their perfectionist ego would not allow them to admit their health care system had failed, so instead they decided to make it more "perfect" by eliminating the "weak DNA".

The USA is intoxicated literally. A large segment of the society is drugged to the hilt. I think I read that 30% of elementary school kids are on some form of medication. I think 15 - 50% of the Americans are sober and will fight this. Heroin epidemics are sprouting all over the country. There is a segment of the population that is addictively dependent, and thus the hate could be performed by proxy using the "blue hats" on American soil (Kissinger).

There is a "gun under every blade of grass" in USA, so the only way for TPTB to defeat those "you can take my gun from my cold hand" sector, is to have a 2nd civil war, this time fought by proxy with the "support" (inability to resist) of the intoxicated sector.

The USA society is so stratified culturally and financially, I can not see the union holding together without force to wipe out one side.

We won't really see the full reaction (withdrawal symptoms) of the addicted/dependent segment until their punch bowl is withdrawn. The Medicare drug program was the most expensive thing Bush did.

I am confident there are Germans who break the stereotype, my comments above were just on the mass effect.

Note Doug Casey covers the topic near the end of this video segment of debate on health care, where he states also what I have said, which is insurance is the problem (I have often said insurance guarantees failure), and he says we will end up with mandated death as a result of insurance and socializing it to the govt in order to try to prevent the inevitable failure:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42Kc8Zp1_h8

(note ancient biblical wisdom of 1 Samuel 8, and the 2nd commandment apply. Also the scripture about "do not be surety to another person)

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Changing World Order - Page 3 Empty Indonesia and Philippines to allow foreigners to buy land this year?

Post  Shelby Sat Apr 10, 2010 10:37 am

I wonder if western capital will get trapped by capital controls and unable to take advantage of this? Is the EU pressuring for this change (see last quote of this post) so the bankers can come in with their large corporations and buy up all the land, especially when the sovereign debt crisises create liquidity crisises that drive land values down in real terms?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippines_charter_change#Charter_Change_under_Arroyo
http://www.inquirer.net/specialfeatures/charterchange/archive.php

http://retirephilippines.wetpaint.com/thread/2324686/Foreign+land+ownership+gets+more+support.

House Resolution No. 737, authored by Speaker Prospero Nograles Jr., calls for the amendment of Sections 2 and 3 of Article 12 of the Constitution "to allow the acquisition by foreign corporations and associations and the transfer or conveyance thereto, of alienable public and private lands."

The measure is backed by more than 160 lawmakers

Nograles is running for Mayor of Davao City this May, against Duturte who has been mayor for decades.

http://www.inquirer.net/specialfeatures/charterchange/view.php?db=1&article=20090718-216042

70% oppose Charter change–SWS

http://www.livetradingnews.com/asean-markets-to-open-lower-2-11295.htm

Indonesia will allow foreigners to buy property in the country and own bigger stakes in health-care companies as it completes a review of investment rules, the country’s investment coordination agency said.

Southeast Asia’s largest economy plans to deregulate its property industry by the end of the first half, allowing foreigners to buy homes and commercial real estate directly, Gita Wirjawan, chairman of the Investment Coordination Board of Indonesia, said in a forum in Singapore today. The move will “unleash value,” he said.

http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2010/04/03/relaxing-foreign-ownership-policy.html

Some expatriates buy houses in Indonesia to spend their holidays there, while others purchase them for retirement and investment purposes. No matter what purpose is, with more than 80,000 expatriates living in Indonesia, it’s easy to see why the prospects for the property market look bright.
But how bright that prospect could be is still open to question, as developers feel government’s restrictions on foreign ownership has made Indonesia appear less attractive to expatriate buyers.

“Expatriates are only allowed to hold a leasehold title for 25 years. Although they can renew the title for another 25 and 20 years, it’s actually complicated for them,” said Teguh Satria, chairman of the Indonesian Real Estate Association (REI). “Why do we not just give them the right for 70 years from the beginning, to make it easier?”

Teguh acknowledged that the 1960 Basic Agrarian Law allowed foreigners to use land for no longer than 70 years, thus scrapping the “25-25-20” scheme would be the best possible option for the moment.

“In terms of pricing, properties in Indonesia are much more affordable than neighboring countries,” he said. “However, it’s the 25-year [renewable] term that makes Indonesia lag far behind.”
Compared to Indonesia, for example, he said, properties in Singapore are 11 times more expensive. The price of property in Macau, on the other hand is four to six times higher, and in Malaysia, two to three times more expensive.

However, “Singapore offers 99 years of ownership; Malaysia 90 years, and in a certain area in Johor, they even let foreigners have a freehold title,”

http://opinion.inquirer.net/inquireropinion/talkofthetown/view/20100327-261174/Stand-on-Charter-change-Arroyo-as-Speaker

...The provision on the ownership of land except agricultural land. I will let foreigners own land. The only ones benefiting from the current provision are big-time realtors like the Ayalas. They buy several hundreds of thousands of hectares and speculate. In the meantime the property remains idle.

If we allow foreigners to come in, there will be competition. If foreigners are allowed to buy land, they will develop it. Jobs will be generated. At the same time, we will collect taxes on idle lands...

...Third is in terms of land use. I will open up foreign investments in land but they should not own mineral, forest or agricultural lands. They can go on joint ventures. And if they get commercial or residential lots, they cannot sit on it for three years. They have to utilize it...

...We need to oppose the drive of foreign investors and their local political and business partners to scrap and replace the nationalistic and protectionist provisions in our Constitution, specifically those reserving ownership of land and media to Filipino citizens. We should also guard against the further opening up of the country to US military presence in exchange for widening politicians’ privileges.

If there is a need for Charter change, it should be for expanding, not abolishing pro-Filipino provisions...

...I’m in favor of foreigners owning residential, industrial and commercial lands, segregating a few areas for low-cost housing. I’m OK with total ownership. But not agricultural, mineral or forest lands...

http://www.bcphilippineslawyers.com/foreign-ownership-of-land-in-the-philippines/371/

Foreigners my own buildings or houses in the Philippines legally; as long as they do not own the land on which it is built.

Foreign individuals, corporations or associations may lease land for a period of 25 years renewable for another 25 years. (P. D. No 471, Fixing a Maximum Period for the Duration of Leases or Private Lands to Aliens)

Companies or individuals investing in the Philippines may receive government permission to lease land for up to 50 years renewable for another 25 years. (Republic Act No. 7652, otherwise know as the Investors’ Lease Act)

http://www.mb.com.ph/articles/251492/rps-first-web-mapping-service-launched

Valencia also said that given the information that the map output speedily and conveniently provides to potential land buyers, investors and lending institutions, the service would go a long way towards facilitating the inflow of domestic and foreign investments into the country.

http://www.bilaterals.org/article.php3?id_article=15374

ARE lawmakers planning to rewrite the Constitution to lift the ban on 100-percent foreign ownership of land in the Philippines?

The question was raised by the fisherfolk alliance Pambansang Lakas ng Kilusang Mamamalakaya ng Pilipinas (Pamalakaya) to lawmakers on Thursday as they noted that the European Union (EU) is allegedly exerting pressure on Malacañang to pursue Charter Change (Cha-cha), precisely for that purpose.

Pamalakaya national chairman Fernando Hicap said if this is the case, lawmakers are acting as facilitators for a big sellout of the country’s agricultural land.

Meanwhile, he said the EU is committing a national political foul play in lobbying for the passage of Cha-cha.

“This country is not for sale; its lands are reserved for public ownership and for the common good of every hardworking Filipino. Please don’t touch our lands and quit from conspiring with the government over the national auction of Philippine lands to European business giants,” Hicap said.

According to Hicap, such “diabolical economic agenda” of the EU will further exacerbate, complicate and worsen the problem of landlessness and agrarian injustice in the country.

“Are they trying to colonize this country through economic means under this era of globalization-led modern-day slavery?” Hicap asked.

The Pamalakaya leader issued the statement a day after former foreign affairs undersecretary Merlin Magallona warned that lawmakers calling for the removal of nationalist economic provisions in the 1987 Constitution could be playing into the hands of the European Union.

Magallona, also former dean of the University of the Philippines’ (UP) College of Law, said the 27-member of the EU had formally requested the Arroyo government under the World Trade Organization to remove the ban on foreign land ownership.

The EU also requested the government to allow foreign nationals, particularly lawyers, to be allowed to practice in the Philippines, according to Magallona, who was a guest speaker at a forum on Charter change at the UP College of Law on Wednesday.

Pamalakaya’s Hicap believes the EU wants the ban on foreign ownership abolished because it would soon enter into a bilateral economic agreement with the Philippine government under the EU-RP Free Trade Agreement, where one of the major provisions is the removal of the ban on foreign ownership of land.

“The Philippine government has been keeping the details of the EU-RP Free Trade Agreement away from the Filipino public and affected sectors and interest groups. This agreement will allow European transnational corporations to lease if not acquire agricultural lands and other productive lands from Filipino landowners,” he said.

“To set the record straight, the Philippine government is set to lease or sell some 1.5 million hectares of prime agricultural lands to foreign countries where the countries have entered into a bilateral economic and trade agreement,” Hicap added.

According to Pamalakaya, foreign countries are allowed to lease if not buy lands from the Philippines under the following bilateral agreements—the Japan-Philippines Economic Partnership Agreement, RP-China Agricultural Agreement, RP-South Korea Bilateral Trade Agreement, RP-Australia Free Trade Agreement and the soon-to-be-finalized EU-RP Free Trade Agreement and the RP-US Bilateral Trade Agreement.

“All these agreements require the Philippine government to lease or sell its lands to foreign corporations, and this is extremely dangerous to the 90 million Filipinos,” the group said.

http://kenthink7.blogspot.com/2009/06/manila-selling-land-to-foreigners.html

Manila selling land to foreigners
By Gerry Albert CorpuzColumn: Politics in Command
Published: June 22, 2009
Font size: Manila, Philippines —
Last week Philippine President Gloria Arroyo announced that her government will allow the Japanese investor Pacific Bio-Fields Holdings to acquire 400,000 hectares of land in northern Luzon for the production of biodiesel products intended for the Japanese market in the next five years.
During her state visit to Tokyo, Japan, Arroyo confirmed that the agreement between the United Kingdom-based Japanese firm and its local counterpart, Bio-Energy NL, will be signed sometime in August.
The agreement will allow both companies to utilize forest area to plant coconut trees for a reasonable fee, provided that 60 percent of the biodiesel products will be acquired by the Philippine government and the remaining 40 percent will supply biodiesel fuel to Japan for Japanese users in five years.
However, the Japanese investor maintains that all the products will be shipped to Japan, contrary to previous reports that 60 percent would be made available for the use of Filipinos, and 40 percent for Japanese car users. Based on the existing agreement, the Manila government will charge standard fees for the lease of 400,000 hectares of land for 25 years, renewable for another 25 years.
A separate memorandum of agreement between the Department of Environment and Natural Resources and the Philippine Coconut Authority had been clinched to facilitate the takeover of the land by the two firms.
Agrarian reform advocates in Manila denounced the agreement. One of the groups, the fisherfolk umbrella alliance Pamalakaya, called on members of Parliament to stop the deal. Pamalakaya national chairperson Fernando Hicap lamented that while seven out of 10 Filipino farmers and fishermen are landless people, the Philippine government is giving away 400,000 hectares of land.
“In exchange for 400 nursing and caregiving jobs in Japan, President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo will allow the corporate exploitation of 400,000 hectares of Philippine agricultural lands to foreign groups identified with and serving at the pleasure of Japanese carmakers,” Hicap said.
Prior to the announcement in Tokyo, the Philippines government came under fire from critics after news reports in Manila alleged that the European Union was interfering in local politics by pressing Arroyo to revise the Constitution and lift the ban on foreign ownership of land in the country.
Ambassador Alistair MacDonald, the EU Commission’s ambassador to Manila, denied the report, saying there was no formal request from European states to revise the Philippine charter.
But despite the denial, anti-charter change groups are still convinced the European Union is after Philippine lands.

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Post  Shelby Mon Apr 12, 2010 10:01 am

I have been building a house, mostly out of steel, and watching the prices of steel rise 10 - 15% ever couple to few weeks.

Appears price inflation is accelerating again.

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http://www.kitco.com/ind/Wieg_cor/roger_apr152010.html

In South America, Hugo Chavez has literally destroyed his country and is partnering with Putin and other commies to arm all the rebels within the southern hemisphere. He is particularly encouraging the really Bad Boyz, engaged in Mexican pharmaceutical sales, to take over that government and spread disaster into the southern USA. He is winning.

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Post  Shelby Mon Apr 19, 2010 4:34 pm

All of Poland's government (96 people) was executed by TPTB:

http://www.economist.com/displaystory.cfm?story_id=15927501

I had expected retaliation when Poland's leadership vocally (many YouTube videos of them protesting WHO new world order mandates) refused the H1N1 hoax:

http://beta.thehindu.com/news/international/article80029.ece
http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/poland/091203/poland-swine-flu
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=15990

The Central Bank head was also killed, so perhaps it was pre-emptive dealing with upcoming EU changes (Greece and PIIGS).

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ADD: someone emailed me more circumstantial evidence:

http://www.urbansurvival.com/blog/?p=2277

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Post  Shelby Wed Apr 21, 2010 5:10 am

http://investophoria.blogspot.com/2010/04/how-do-you-measure-paradigm-shift.html?showComment=1271826464263#c5052284019613154197

Shelby wrote:Derek, you won't be able to time this shift.

Ray, manufacturing is not a very valuable activity (China driving towards 0 margins by trapping domestic savings for mis-allocation internally with no free market competition externally for capital).

The technologists cross borders and hold the burgeoning power:

http://www.google.com/governmentrequests/
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Google-discloses-demands-for-apf-1630255653.html?x=0&sec=topStories&pos=3&asset=&ccode=

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Post  Shelby Thu Apr 29, 2010 1:18 am

http://investophoria.blogspot.com/2010/04/how-do-you-measure-paradigm-shift.html?showComment=1272502188458#c5039421495587361589

Shelby wrote:It makes no difference whether Greece leaves the EU, as the outcome is the same. EU is bankrupt. Even Germany's exports were financed by the overspending of the rest of the world.

http://investophoria.blogspot.com/2010/04/how-do-you-measure-paradigm-shift.html?showComment=1272503724645#c122292890976460060

Shelby wrote:It is very important to understand that the Euro was never money and never will be. It was a promise backed by nothing.

Of course the Euro won't "fail" because the westerners also won't "fail".

The word "fail" in this context is similar to the universal health care provided by Weimer Germany as Hilter came to power. The "universal health care" never failed, because the Germans were too perfect to fail. Instead, they just genocided the "weak races" that were "causing the problem in the health care system":

http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article18251.html
https://goldwetrust.forumotion.com/economics-f4/changing-world-order-t32-60.htm#2870

So the point is that refusal of the society to admit failure, gives the power to TPTB. Society refuses to buy gold and admit failure. They rather give everything to the paper elite instead of admitting and dealing with the reality of failure.

=====More on Euro======
http://www.kitco.com/ind/katz/mar012010.html

"If Europe bails out Greece, it will be a victory for the paper aristocracies of the countries of Europe, and a defeat for the ordinary people. The ECB will have to print money at a faster rate, and this will be bullish for gold."

Shelby wrote:The point is that TPTB will give us our paper illusions. No we won't "fail"! Paper won't "fail"! Never.



http://investophoria.blogspot.com/2010/04/how-do-you-measure-paradigm-shift.html?showComment=1272502466200#c740884891731931027

Shelby wrote:Again Ray lacks insight into what is different now as compared to 1980s.

The juniors have an extreme beta, and the majors provide no more leverage than physical silver.

The problem with investing in stocks (as compared to 1980s), is that western civilization is bankrupt, and so it is very very likely that there will be a complete disruption of the paper markets. I am not saying that someone might not get their timing perfect and cash out a "10 bagger" into physical gold from a mining investment.

This epoch is not about "making money with speculations" but about preserving capital, and "making money by capturing the growth of developing markets" with real income businesses.

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Changing World Order - Page 3 Empty The failure will be increased socialism (integration), aka forcing producers to pay for parasites

Post  Shelby Fri Apr 30, 2010 7:09 pm

http://investophoria.blogspot.com/2010/04/minor-top-is-nigh.html?showComment=1272654256443#c6601959047930721738

Shelby wrote:
Ray wrote:"The EU will not only survive, it will become even stronger, and more tight knit."

Agreed, but 'stronger' only in the sense that it will be more socialized (the producers paying for the parasites). I think the more 'integrated' is better description than 'stronger'. It will actually become weaker relative to any pure capitalism (opposite of socialism, big govt, and taxes), but the whole world is moving towards increased socialism, so thus one can think of it as 'stronger' in the sense that it will be harmony towards a trend towards a one world govt where the producers are controlled by the parasites. An example of this type of world, is for example in Belgium and some other Germanic EU countries, one is not allowed to be seen working at any location where that person is not registered with the govt to work. There are more govt inspectors to enforce this, than there are workers producing something. Thus everything is incredibly expensive, and individual freedom is curtailed.

Ray wrote:"The euro and the dollar will maintain a near parity link as was originally intended."

And their value relative to gold will decline precipitously. But gold will become extremely dangerous asset to hold (agree with Ray "when the masses dip their toes in gold, watch out"), here is my post about that:

http://investophoria.blogspot.com/2010/04/how-do-you-measure-paradigm-shift.html?showComment=1272508970948#c9176828296987190184

Ray wrote:"It could only be done from Germany, because even her former enemies, and the Asians, and South Americans, and all points East and West respect German resolve and discipline."

Germans are perfectionists and think they are superior to others. They have the world's best engineering. This is perhaps the optimum culture/attitude for world domination. I am roughly 32% German ("Hartwick"), 32% English/Irish ("Shelby and Moore" are both last names), 32% Southern French/Italian ("Primo"), and Cherokee native American ("Deason"). I explained in previous post how the Germans' lust over their perfection caused the genocide:

http://investophoria.blogspot.com/2010/04/how-do-you-measure-paradigm-shift.html?showComment=1272503724645#c122292890976460060

Ray wrote:"And I say that as an Englishman - after all, we are Anglo Saxon."

What has the UK produced since 1900? Their cars suck. Their software is non-existent.

http://investophoria.blogspot.com/2010/04/how-do-you-measure-paradigm-shift.html?showComment=1272508970948#c9176828296987190184

Shelby wrote:
Ray wrote:"It is also noticeable how you tolerate a poster who uses 'Anonymous' to pour forth his vitriolic and bigotry with foul language. You make no comment on this, which any honourable blog, or forum would jump on immediately."

Ray you are apparently a socialist. You are dyed and bred into the Great Harlot trend we are in now. I strongly disagree with your request! Let everyone be free to speak! "Sticks and stones can break my bones, but words can never hurt me". You want a govt police controlling what we can say? Come on Ray! Please grow up... I know the people in UK are really big on the concept of prosecuting people (in civil or criminal court) for what they say and they even get into huge brawls at soccer matches. They think they speak a superior form of english. Egoist parasites.

Apparently Derek is a libertarian, and thus doesn't believe in censorship (as this has blowback effects) but he also believes in property rights and has stated he wants us to respect that he owns the domain name investophoria.com. I will try to respect his property rights, but I also may feel compelled at times to post.

Ray wrote:"TPTB are well entrenched in Germany, it was they who ensured Germany's unity (East/West). Something thought at the time impossible and would collapse the then fragile German economy"

At big tax cost to the German producers. This has worked to Germany's advantage because it is a small population and having many debt dependent consumer countries, gives Germany a big export market for its well engineered products. But this has created a weak system of multitudes of "useless eaters" and a small core of producers. This is the model of the new world order. The problem is that the small producers get squeezed by the big govt result. The big corporations win.

Ray wrote:"To short gold in this climate is sheer madness. They are holding it down as best they can liked a coiled spring."

Correct.

http://investophoria.blogspot.com/2010/04/minor-top-is-nigh.html?showComment=1272656765317#c5733551153633977910

Ray wrote:"The only ones who are not yet controlled by the Financial Elite are those labelled 'rogue states' and that is why they are so named. They won't yet play ball. Eventually they will, they will have to.

But it serves the International bankers purpose also to drag things out. As yet, they 'need' one or two 'rogue states'.

And, contracting the number of banks with 'extinctions' and
amalgamations is all planned. And a time of self inflicted crisis' is the best time to do it.

Everything is going well, and according to plan. It is only mass naivety that fails to grasp it."

Agreed!

And the survival of this increasing socialism depends on its ability to prevent any pure capitalism (aka "free market") competition.

This is a fascism (big corporations and banks the winners, everyone else losers).

But technology is the wildcard. The internet is far from being under control.

Let's watch and see how this plays out. I already listed numerous recent failures for the TPTB:

http://investophoria.blogspot.com/2010/04/how-do-you-measure-paradigm-shift.html?showComment=1272270549692#c1200734758719685089

Shelby wrote:* Global warming is a scam as proven by climate-gate hackers
* H1N1 scam failed, Poland even refused the vaccine
* NAU target date keeps getting pushed back
* Rise of alternative information on internet
* Most people realize 9/11 was a false-flag scam
* Major resistance to socialized health care in USA.

Of course the overall trend will continue to be towards the one world order, irregardless of setbacks.

But I am also saying that as the cancer of socialism (big govt+fascism) everywhere spreads, there will be zillion small beacons of light of free market activities that TPTB can not stomp on. If they succeed in total domination, they will suffocate the economy and everything will implode. So they have no choice but to allow these.

Ray you need to spend some time understanding the balancing forces that TPTB must allow and contend with. Nature will not allow them total domination. Nevertheless, more than 50% of the population is socialist, so the danger from TPTB is real.

http://investophoria.blogspot.com/2010/04/minor-top-is-nigh.html?showComment=1272660497396#c2566940820562830191

Shelby wrote:Germany is playing a similar brinkmanship as China (loan money at too low of interest rates so consumers can go deep in debt to buy your products):

http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticker/blame-germany-for-greek-drama,-galbraith-says:-%22extreme-brinkmanship%22-cripples-europe-476698.html?tickers=EUO,VGK,^DJI,^GSPC,UUP,GLD,XLF

Remember Ray I told you that this is the death of the industrial revolution. There is too much automation and there can never again be full employment in industry. We need a new paradigm for employment.

Hint: the internet

The industrial revolution is dying, that is what this socialism is. It is the death of an era. What will replace it?

TPTB are riding the trend of increasing automation, i.e. death of industrial revolution.

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Post  Shelby Tue May 04, 2010 3:43 am

Maybe payback time is coming for our past aggressions (even those well before the Bush regime):

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Walker_%28filibuster%29

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Post  Shelby Tue May 04, 2010 4:14 am

Note someone had emailed me about this a few weeks ago. I will say that CaseyResearch as the wrong intepretation below. This is already capital controls, because it will require the sending bank, i.e. a USA institution, to withhold the 30% if the money is being sent to a financial institution that does not meet all the requirements of the law. This indeed affects me in Asia, as these local banks do not yet report to the IRS, so it is very likely that soon the USA banks will no longer agree to wire sizeable sums to these Philippine banks without taking a 30% withholding. It is probably only a short time from now, that this new law starts being enforced!

Click this link to get the links to the various documents mentioned in my quote below:

http://www.caseyresearch.com/displayCdd.php?id=384

Capital Controls Are Here?

Two days ago over at zerohedge.com, they ran a story titled “It’s Official – America Now Enforces Capital Controls.” Here’s the story’s lead-in:

It couldn't have happened to a nicer country. On March 18, with very little pomp and circumstance, President Obama passed the most recent stimulus act, the $17.5 billion Hiring Incentives to Restore Employment Act (H.R. 2487), brilliantly goalseeked by the administration's millionaire cronies to abbreviate as HIRE. As it was merely the latest in an endless stream of acts destined to expand the government payroll to infinity, nobody cared about it, or actually read it. Because if anyone had read it, the act would have been known as the Capital Controls Act, as one of the lesser, but infinitely more important provisions on page 27, known as Offset Provisions - Subtitle A – Foreign Account Tax Compliance, institutes just that. In brief, the Provision requires that foreign banks not only withhold 30% of all outgoing capital flows (likely remitting the collection promptly back to the U.S. Treasury), but also disclose the full details of non-exempt account-holders to the U.S. and the IRS. And should this provision be deemed illegal by a given foreign nation's domestic laws (think Switzerland), well the foreign financial institution is required to close the account. It's the law. If you thought you could move your capital to the non-sequestration safety of non-U.S. financial institutions, sorry you lose – the law now says so. Capital Controls are now here and are now fully enforced by the law.

After reading through the “Hiring Incentives to Restore Employment Act,” which is actually H.R. 2847, not H.R. 2487 as indicated above, the assessment by zerohedge.com appears to be accurate. Sure there are those who will say that this bill is about “cutting down on tax evasion” not “capital controls,” but I think that’s naïve. Even so, I encourage you to read the entire piece by zerohedge.com (link here) and all 48 pages of the HIRE Act (link here) so you can decide for yourself.

http://www.caseyresearch.com/displayCdd.php?id=385

Capital Controls Revisited

Yesterday we ran a story published over at zerohedge.com that made the claim that capital controls are now here and fully enforced by the law. After further review, however, it appears that claim is inaccurate. The HIRE act is not about capital controls, it’s really about enforcing IRS rules. One can still legally have money in offshore accounts as long as the financial institution and the individual report it to the IRS.

The fact is that the HIRE act now signed into law makes it very costly for financial institutions not to report accounts and transactions to the IRS, and it gives the U.S. authorities ways to better enforce the requirements for U.S. citizens to report all bank and financial accounts they hold outside of the U.S. And financial institutions that do not cooperate will now see increased pressures from the U.S. government.

The law also closes a loophole that existed when a country's banking secrecy laws (think Switzerland) did not permit foreign institutions to turn in info about U.S. citizens to the U.S. government; it now requires that these financial institutions close these accounts or face penalties from the U.S. government.

Consequences of this last round of tightening are:

1) More foreign financial institutions will decide to stop doing business with U.S. citizens and businesses. And it will become increasingly more difficult for Americans to open foreign bank and brokerage accounts.

2) Once the U.S. government actually decides to implement capital controls, it will have already collected all the information needed to possibly force repatriation of capital held by U.S. citizens in foreign financial accounts (this could be the next step but it would be much harder to implement).

So, let’s recap. Capital controls are in fact not yet here, but the pressure is on and the HIRE act is another step to restrict the economic freedom of Americans. We’ll keep you posted.

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Post  Shelby Thu May 06, 2010 9:31 pm

http://investophoria.blogspot.com/2010/04/opportunity-in-making.html?showComment=1273181177349#c1241828598588089855

Shelby wrote:Ray who is the real fear monger? Who has been brainwashed by the finest educational institutions in UK?

http://silverstockreport.com/2010/why-fear.html

Hommel wrote:"Will the real fear mongers please stand up?

...So who ultimately writes the schoolbooks? Bankers...It is actually harder to convince a college educated investor to buy silver and gold than a person who has not paid to be brainwashed in college...

...Bankers play on people's fears...you are supposedly not responsible enough to invest it wisely...your money might be stolen if you keep it at home...even though it's safe enough for you to sleep there in peace at night.

..."What if someone comes to my home and threatens me like in the movies?" ...that usually happens only in the movies!

Today, 20% inflation rates would be as if thieves robbed 100% of all the assets of every 5th home on the street, and got all their financial accounts, too, every year...

...I have to convince them that the silver and gold of 10,000 different investors, in 10,000 different vaults in 10,000 different homes, all owned by gun owners, who live in a nation that has 80 million gun owners, is far, far safer than pooling 10,000 different investors money into one place, guarded by just a handful of low-paid security guards. It's an easy sell, because the point is irrefutable.

...if the government ever does make silver and gold illegal to own, it's those places that "hold" it for you, that will have to give it up to the government...

...bankers fear silver. The bankers fear their own bankruptcy. That's why they created the Federal Reserve...to bail them out in case of their own failures, so they would be able to continue their scams..."

http://investophoria.blogspot.com/2010/04/opportunity-in-making.html?showComment=1273179216082#c6566020380971799082

Shelby wrote:You said China was becoming powerful because I see Asian engineers every where, and I retorted your dis-logic by saying that 50+% of world population is Asian, and thus I should see 50+% of the world's engineers as Asian.

Now you go on the attack with more dis-logic.

First there was your nonsense yesterday, advising people to buy dollars. All the paper currencies will die relative to paper price of gold. You've got to be the world's biggest idiot to be buying dollars. The dollar may go to parity with the Euro, while gold goes to $1300+ this year (probably much higher). Sure gold will oscillate, but the fact is gold will on average be higher against the dollar year after year forward. How stupid the advice to buy dollars! I wrote make a beeline to gold & silver, during that dip to $1160s this week, and now today gold jumps over $1200.

Now your nonsense about how the USA in 1800s is an example for us of what can happen to UK and China and EU going forward. You apparently whor(E)ship the power of the international bankers, but nature is more powerful than any men. Why do you pray to these men? You are a slave in your mind, but you could choose to be. You can walk outside today and be free, the international bankers can't stop you from doing that. They are not omnisciently powerful.

In the 1800s, the USA was using gold and silver as money. Most people (in the rural farms) ignored the paper the currencies (Continental, etc). They were going outside to the real things, just as we can do now. The international bankers did their best to foment war, debt, economic volatility, etc. But the fact is, the numbers show unequivocally that those who saved in gold in the 1800s had a 33,900% better return than those who held dollar bonds in the 1900s (here follows the numbers for proof):

http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article16212.html

http://www.coolpage.com/commentary/economic/shelby/How%20Deflation%20Is%20Inflation.html
(another copy)

http://www.coolpage.com/commentary/economic/shelby/How_Deflation_Is_Inflation.pdf
(PDF copy)

It is not the international bankers who are in control. Nature is in control. And the nature of people, is they love debt and insurance and laws that "can alter reality" (not!). And as this pushes their result to failure with a very large public sector that eats all their production. Failure Ray. Got it? Failure.

Yes the EU, China, and USA will huddle together to save their co-dependent financial mess. They will go as far as they can in failure mode, even to the point of rationing and fascism in order to fight the free market reality that they must end their big govt eventually. How far can it go? How far could Hilter go? Eventually failure fails, and the international bankers have to be in harmony with this trend. But yes, even while WW2 ended, the bankers gained more control. Why? Because most of the people want what they are selling (debt, insurance, big govt).

And yes we will head to a NWO.

It is very important to understand, that humanity produces 1000 times more than it needs. It is via debt slavery that scarcity is created. So sure, a NWO can actually be pleasant, if we only get 1/1000 of what we produce, we still get what we need. And the international bankers take the other 999/1000 of all production. This is a huge opportunity for those who understand the free market.

Invest in the dollar if you want to capture 1/1000 of the world's production, and invest in gold if you want to capture 999/1000 of it. After this supercycle, then look for ways to invest that bring that 999/1000 to the people and bypass the international bankers' theft system (taxes, debt, big govt). Those who are clever (and I mean some P2P aspect of internet no man can ever control), will reap $trillions and surprice mankind. The bankers will have to be in harmony, they are not as powerful as you think.

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Post  Shelby Fri May 07, 2010 8:35 pm

Speaking about being unhappy, I bought an airplane ticket (on Philippine Airlines, aka PAL) to the USA for flight in August 2009 from a travel agent in the most upscale mall here (SM, Shoemart). I told them that in 2003, PAL had me fill up the paper work for refunding my one-way ticket ($300), but never issued the refund to my credit card. Even my credit card company refused to do it. I lost the $300.

This agent at SM, assured me (numerous times, as I mentioned to them over and over again that I was sure that PAL would not refund me) that if I refunded before August 2009, i would only pay $50 cancellation fee, and that I would receive the refund within 3 - 6 months. The asian airlines use long refund period to make sure you never get your refund. Well 9 months later, PAL and the agent issued me a refund minus $300 (on a $900 ticket). The agent now says they forgot to tell me that they charge an extra $50 service fee, and then PAL added a $100 "no show" fee (which is only supposed to be charged if I don't refund before the flight data) plus a bunch of miscellaneous fees that sound like they were invented out of thin air, such as "service fee #2, user's fee, library fee, accounting fee, etc". Who knows it could be the agent is a liar, since the check is drafted from the agent, but I suspect PAL is complicit also. It is a racket. Everything companies can do now to steal. That is the way they get ahead by stealing.

This is the future of society where people have no rights. This will be coming to USA soon. Get ready for riots when Americans are routinely ripped off and they can't do anything about it, because they have already given up their power to the govt and to the big corporations and bankers. The law will not help you, just as it can do nothing here to help me.

My welder said I was stupid to give a company my $ unless I was sure to fly. He said filipinos are accustomed to lying and theft and it is the way of the world. This is why they idolize USA, they think we have a different and non-corrupt society, if they only knew that our govt is more corrupt than theirs. This reality is going to hit very soon.

The travel agent rep confirmed that this is routine way business is done. They view it as normal.

Remember China got where it is by stealing from the west, this is the economic model of our future. Abject failure. TPTB want that people will fight and steal from each other, so that their NWO will look attractive in comparison.

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Shelby wrote:Academic excellence does not guarantee economic success. Asia (especially China) lives in a political stone age. They know it, or at least they did, before they were bought off recently with glimmer of materialism wrought from slave labor (Yuan peg) mercantalism driving a 60% concentration in the economy for construction, with large % of the remainder in exports. Math won't help them with the reality of blowback from such mis-allocation. Fiddling with their calculators won't stop nature...neither could TPTB stop this blowback even if they wanted to (and they do not).

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UPDATE: Someone advised me to threaten to report the ticket refund fiasco to DTI (Dept of Trade & Industry), and I promptly got an offer from the travel agent to settle for only $58 theft. I decided to accept this because of the time I would lose dealing with DTI. So we humans by our own stealing, force a need for a government which ultimately steals from us (socialism).

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Post  Shelby Tue May 11, 2010 11:07 pm

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Shelby wrote:Ray wrote:
"China was civilised long before the west, and was inventing things when the only Americans were red Indians hunting bison, and invented nothing."

I have too heard or read that China invented gun powder and paper money, etc.. The american indians apparently taught the Europeans how to survive their first hard winter, for example teaching them that planting a fish with their crops would act as a fertilizer. I suppose each was adapting to their differing environment. Asia due to its mild climate during last ice age, was more populated and thus there was more competition for resources apparently. Thus the asians learned how to use advanced tools of war and society control, and also how to live together in large concentration. The native Americans learned how to live in harmony with the land (given their small footprint on its resources) and how to remain mobile to prevent any resource depletion nor conflicts.

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