Showing posts with label monkeys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label monkeys. Show all posts

Thursday, October 16, 2008

9/11 and the Great Stock Market Crash of 2008

Merely months after my realizations about the truth of 9/11, the world has yet to catch on along with me. That's OK. Millions now know, and critical mass is getting closer and closer.

Normally, I'm ahead of the curve, and the world takes a little bit of time to catch up with me. Reason being, I kick ass.

No seriously, I'm entitled to a little braggarty ever now and again.

The truth is, it's my investigative journalist tendency, which I diligently work at, which keeps me slightly ahead of the curve.

This time, it's taking a lot longer for folks to catch up with me. 9/11 is huge a secret, and it's had millions of negative consequences with trillions of dollars being spent in the name of exploiting the lies. Realizing the truth on a global scale is going to explode more than the Towers did themselves on 9/11. People are going to be enraged and come out swinging like raped gorillas, and with each passing Google search, that day comes closer and closer upon us.

9/11 was too big of a scam to remain sequestered in the dark. Advances in technology are accelerating the revelations and will continue to do so. The lies have simply acted as a dark cloud looming over this great nation. Like the perfect storm of bullshit creating confusion and misdirected anger, 9/11 has acted like an open festering cancerous sore, and the only cure will be the truth seeing the light of day. The dark clouds are slowly parting, and they parting because of the intelligence and good will of the vast majority of Americans.

When people finally realize 19 hijackers were merely the cover-up story to deceive and take advantage, it's going to set in motion an explosive chain reaction. Obviously, the people responsible for creating this delusional fallacy called 9/11 have squandered trillions for a few gallons of oil, and a simple realization is going to piss off billions of people.

I'm sitting watching the DOW down again another 300 points to around 8200. In an indirect way, 9/11 is responsible for this crash. George Bush along with hundreds of cronies have been covering up, when they should have been minding the store, and at least keeping one eye on the cash register. It's that old fashioned idea of being a good shepherd. While George and gang have been trying to stop the powder keg of 9/11 truth from exploding, the wolves have eaten half the flock.

Now the wolves are soaked and dripping in blood and instead of pulling out the shotgun and blasting the wolves to kingdom come, the gang of evil is giving the wolves high fives and plotting how to slaughter the other half, metaphorically speaking.

These are not happy times. Justice is still trying to wake up.

Wednesday, October 15, 2008

The month of October is only half over

Just watched the market take another huge dive again today. It's down around 8,500 again.

My thoughts are as I read through the headlines of gloom and doom are pretty simple: Only 8,500 points left to go!!

The market just needs one more piece of really bad news to push it over the cliff, and I have a really bad feeling about the our future.

Ben Bernanke is on CNBC right now

I have my TV on mute, and I'm just watching the Federal Reserve Chairman's eyes as he's speaking to The Economic Club of New York, and I must say, he strikes me as someone who's dead inside. There isn't a single spark of joy in his eyes. I don't have to know what he's saying to know I'd be falling asleep if I was listening to him. He's spoke for 30 minutes and not once has he cracked a smile.

Given his corpselike demeanor, I must interpret this to mean that there is no happiness in our monetary system. Bernanke must also know the policies he's fronting for are completely devoid any human compassion. Watching him is like watching a funeral procession of someone who was widely despised.

Oh yeah, and the market is down 500 points. So, apparently, other people see him as the unconvincing douche he is too.

Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Ron Paul should be getting the Nobel Prize for economics not this Paul Krugman douche nozzle.

First off, I've never even heard of Paul Krugman until he won the Nobel Prize. Although, I think he might have been on Charlie Rose once.

So, just on a quick search, I've discovered Krugman (Kroogman) dislikes Bush and calls the Republicans "the party for stupid people," which makes me like him, thusly, I'm still calling him a douche nozzle, and the only reason I'm calling him a douche nozzle is because he won the Nobel Prize, and I didn't. Inevitably, I'm still going to read about his theory is until I get the gist of it anyway.

Given that, Ron Paul has been an advocate of sound currency and has, in fact, predicted this current financial crisis a long time ago. Sound currency makes so much more sense. If you watched Zeitgeist: Addendum, which I've embedded in my blog, you'd see more clearly how current "legal tender" is created. Therefore, Ron Paul deserves the Nobel Prize because he's one of the one's who's speaking out our current corrupt monetary system. What did Krugman say about sound money? That's right, he said jack squat about sound money as far as my 10 second research of his life's work uncovered.

This current crisis and so-called "solution to the crisis" seems shady to me. It sounds like, "We're taking a shit load of taxpayer and giving to our friends on Wall Street so they can lose it gambling and lavishly spend it on themselves all over again." Instead of trying borrow and print our way out of this dilemma, politicians should be enacting a fundamental monetary reform, which is what Ron Paul has been saying, but this needs to be done on a global scale. All these unregulated money-out-of-thin-air ventures need to be regulated intensely because they are dangerous, and they have tendency to dramatically fuck over well meaning conservative people, who had nothing to do with the speculation whatsoever, and it needs to never happen again.

When you consider that borrowing and printing money got the economy into the problem in the 1st place, this bailout seems like trying to cure a junky by giving him more heroin. The sick thing is, I think these guys are too smart to not know they are making the problem much worse, but they are going ahead and doing it anyway. Perhaps, they want to crash the entire American economy as well as everyone else's so that they may consolidate even more power, and they're just spreading out the complete destruction over a longer period of time?

Nevertheless, I don't think anyone these days ought to be winning a Nobel Prize for economics given the financial shit storm the U.S. Economy is in. Besides, I'm sure Paul Krugman didn't say anything in his theory about the monopoly the Federal Reserve (a privately held Delaware Corporation) has on the U.S. dollar.

That said, I think there's a way out of this mess. It'd be interesting to see how quickly people would replace their dollars, if some other currency was available to use in America besides the dollar. Perhaps, this is where we're headed.

Monday, October 13, 2008

The Dow's 900 point bear market bounce.

Well, I was a little off in my prediction of the bottom, but still 8600 was pretty bad, and that's not to say that this bounce isn't just a temporary upswing before more very dramatic drops occur.

I was kind of sensing there was going to be a bounce on Monday after the close on Friday because the DOW went way down again but finished the day close to the open. (I didn't try to capitalize on it)

So yesterday, 900 points was a great day for anyone who bought at the open and sold at the close.

Although, I don't see this huge point swing upwards as anything else other than a bounce. I don't think there's anything solid behind it. In fact, I think this point gain could evaporate again just as quickly as it went up.

Moreover, if you were looking for the right moment to get out, now might actually be the time to do so. People are scared, and they still haven't been sold on this "bailout." Plus, there is still a great deal of uncertainty about our economy and the future of this country.

If you noticed, there was illegal activity going on, and no one is being arrested. Therefore, my take is this, criminals are in control, and they're using this "bailout" to steal even more money, and they don't plan on stopping until their is nothing left, which could be a few years away, but nevertheless, there will come a time when there is nothing left for them to steal, and Americans will finally wake up when the banks own everything, and they're going to be pissed off. This is when Marshall Law will be rolled out, and things will really get ugly.

Thursday, October 09, 2008

Dow goes below 8600

I hope you moved out your 401K.

Who knows where this thing's going to bottom out? I can feel these things sometimes, and right now, I'm feeling 5000.

Blood will be running in the streets before the plummet stops. People are realizing the books have been cooked, and the chickens are coming home to roost, if that makes any sense.

It feels like someone poked a hole in a balloon, and the air has been letting out for a while now only everyone's just noticed the hole, and now everyone's rushing out, and the hole's been growing the air is coming out faster and faster. This is what you call a meltdown. A complete deflation.

The economy has officially crapped the bed, and don't just blame the dems or the repubs. It's both their fault. It's also the fault of the American people for being scared sheep and accepting NO INVESTIGATION INTO 9/11, JFK, RFK, and JFK jr. (America accepts half-ass, so, half-ass is what they get)

America has to atone for their sins: the cover-ups, the whitewashing, the brainwashing, the book cooking, the lying and deceiving, and the bullying need to be atoned.

It's obvious, Congress has been doing the wrong thing for a very very long time to get that 9% approval rating.

Maybe, this crash is the crash that should have happened when Kennedy was killed. People are finally jumping.

60% of the people, who live in Manhattan, fully know the official story of 9/11 is bullshit.

So, maybe the market goes down until someone starts telling the truth. The bullshit is working anymore.

Zeitgeist: Addendum (Part 2) (Z2)



I just watched this. It's good.

Alex Jones just spent the last couple days bashing the ideals of Z2.

Tuesday, October 07, 2008

France gets 40% of their energy from nuclear power

France is a country about the size of the state of Texas, and they have over 90 nuclear power plants.

So, it is possible.

If France has 90, the U.S. should have at least 300.

"You cannot solve problems with the same level of consciousness that created them." --Albert Einstein

I like this one.

Wednesday, October 01, 2008

Envision Happiness

Hi.

The title of this entry is a simply message to you.

Practice envisioning happiness.

The Federal Reserve is responsible for this crisis we're in.




The secret bank that's creating money out of thin air is taking this country to its grave.