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Post by marbearcat on May 23, 2013 9:57:56 GMT -5
You keep up with the name-calling, and you will not be posting here any more... understood? Ok, how does HARV get to know all this and you do not?
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Post by marbearcat on May 23, 2013 10:14:39 GMT -5
I believe It's time to walk away.
=^ .". ^=
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Post by e362 on May 23, 2013 11:47:13 GMT -5
I believe It's time to walk away. =^ .". ^= More kool-aid for us!
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Post by vulcanized crawler on May 23, 2013 11:53:00 GMT -5
i prefer soon to someday and i like cherry flavor
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Post by Display Name on May 26, 2013 18:43:56 GMT -5
HSBC Bullish on Dollar as Currency War ‘Intensifies’ HSBC has turned bullish on the U.S. dollar, as a result of a global currency war which it said is "intensifying". The bank said the likely "winner" of central banks' attempts to use monetary policy to manipulate the value of currencies would be the dollar, and had adjusted its forecasts accordingly. www.cnbc.com/id/100764271Was looking for any kind of currency news and came across this where they talk about the 'Currency War'. Could that be the alternate way of saying 'Currency Reset' in the news?
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Post by crajaraman on May 26, 2013 19:06:00 GMT -5
If MBC were to walk away, it would be the world's next wonder....or he would be back pronto..
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Post by John Winston Lennon O'Boogie on May 27, 2013 8:34:46 GMT -5
HSBC Bullish on Dollar as Currency War ‘Intensifies’ HSBC has turned bullish on the U.S. dollar, as a result of a global currency war which it said is "intensifying". The bank said the likely "winner" of central banks' attempts to use monetary policy to manipulate the value of currencies would be the dollar, and had adjusted its forecasts accordingly. www.cnbc.com/id/100764271Was looking for any kind of currency news and came across this where they talk about the 'Currency War'. Could that be the alternate way of saying 'Currency Reset' in the news? Very interesting to what Hodges posted. And this is from CNBC. Thanks for the link. I for one would have never believed this was going on in our world..
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Post by portrush on May 27, 2013 9:27:21 GMT -5
It's amazing what one finds when you venture outside the boards for information. To my understanding, the "currency war" isn't another way to term the "currency revalue" Hodges referred to...it is the precursor. If you subscribe to the WSJ, search it's archives over he last couple weeks and you'll find some other remnants of info. What piqued my interest was the deal Australia and China struck to trade between the countries using the value of their own currencies and not the USD, which until this new accord was the benchmark.
In fact, this is the very thing BRICS has been fighting for quite vocally. The CRV is the solution to the currency wars and apparently involves up and down valuation for various currencies in order to achieve stabilization, rid the banking system of corruption, adjust monetary policies and elevate their economies.
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Post by Deleted on May 27, 2013 21:47:26 GMT -5
It's amazing what one finds when you venture outside the boards for information. To my understanding, the "currency war" isn't another way to term the "currency revalue" Hodges referred to...it is the precursor. If you subscribe to the WSJ, search it's archives over he last couple weeks and you'll find some other remnants of info. What piqued my interest was the deal Australia and China struck to trade between the countries using the value of their own currencies and not the USD, which until this new accord was the benchmark. In fact, this is the very thing BRICS has been fighting for quite vocally. The CRV is the solution to the currency wars and apparently involves up and down valuation for various currencies in order to achieve stabilization, rid the banking system of corruption, adjust monetary policies and elevate their economies. pr Port and John, This has been coming for a very long time. I can remember back in the early '70s hearing about the Bilderberg meetings, global currency resetting, etc., in church. Is this like the rapture? We may never know. Mike
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Post by enoughalready on May 28, 2013 8:53:07 GMT -5
"very soon" time limit has ended..so we wait more.
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Post by portrush on May 28, 2013 13:00:22 GMT -5
It's amazing what one finds when you venture outside the boards for information. To my understanding, the "currency war" isn't another way to term the "currency revalue" Hodges referred to...it is the precursor. If you subscribe to the WSJ, search it's archives over he last couple weeks and you'll find some other remnants of info. What piqued my interest was the deal Australia and China struck to trade between the countries using the value of their own currencies and not the USD, which until this new accord was the benchmark. In fact, this is the very thing BRICS has been fighting for quite vocally. The CRV is the solution to the currency wars and apparently involves up and down valuation for various currencies in order to achieve stabilization, rid the banking system of corruption, adjust monetary policies and elevate their economies. pr Port and John,
This has been coming for a very long time. I can remember back in the early '70s hearing about the Bilderberg meetings, global currency resetting, etc., in church. Is this like the rapture? We may never know.
MikeThere's no doubt about it Mike, but like your reference to eschatological happenings, there will be signs for those who have the interests in ferreting them out. Some say we're living in the end-times now. If you're up for a fast read, pick up a copy of The Harbinger. It's on the NYT list and available everywhere. To your point about the subject at hand, a friend and I have been discussing this in greater length. So much seems to be centered on the clean up of derivatives. He cites one aspect of the long wait is that the bankers were given so much time to clean up as many derivatives as possible prior to the big event. (CRV) He also suggests keeping in mind derivatives were strategically maneuvered into pension funds and 401k's by the bankers so that when and if they collapsed, the hard working blue collars would ultimately pay the price. If you will, its possibly another way for redistribution from the working class to the bankers. Same strategy different game. There are some stating derivatives have been reduced from 1 quadrillion to around 300-400 trillion. That's a number beyond my ability to comprehend, much more substantiate. Regardless, reducing this number of derivatives, whatever the amount, appears key to reducing trauma during a CRV/changeover--and protecting the pensions and retirement plans in the interim. How much longer is the $3.87 trillion question. pr
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Post by Deleted on May 28, 2013 15:44:17 GMT -5
Port and John,
This has been coming for a very long time. I can remember back in the early '70s hearing about the Bilderberg meetings, global currency resetting, etc., in church. Is this like the rapture? We may never know.
Mike There's no doubt about it Mike, but like your reference to eschatological happenings, there will be signs for those who have the interests in ferreting them out. Some say we're living in the end-times now. If you're up for a fast read, pick up a copy of The Harbinger. It's on the NYT list and available everywhere. To your point about the subject at hand, a friend and I have been discussing this in greater length. So much seems to be centered on the clean up of derivatives. He cites one aspect of the long wait is that the bankers were given so much time to clean up as many derivatives as possible prior to the big event. (CRV) He also suggests keeping in mind derivatives were strategically maneuvered into pension funds and 401k's by the bankers so that when and if they collapsed, the hard working blue collars would ultimately pay the price. If you will, its possibly another way for redistribution from the working class to the bankers. Same strategy different game. There are some stating derivatives have been reduced from 1 quadrillion to around 300-400 trillion. That's a number beyond my ability to comprehend, much more substantiate. Regardless, reducing this number of derivatives, whatever the amount, appears key to reducing trauma during a CRV/changeover--and protecting the pensions and retirement plans in the interim. How much longer is the $3.87 trillion question. pr Interesting. Derivatives. The average person, even above average, can't put their arms around the concept of them. If they were a single function, they would be illegal because of the thievery you refer to. But, because they are set up indirectly, they can't be touched. Very corrupt system. As for end times, it's a matter of perspective for some. Hard data point for others. I guess your position of being prepared is the best policy to live by. Mike
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Post by theotherside on May 28, 2013 19:01:54 GMT -5
I'll admit it, I had to look up the definition of "eschatological".
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Post by vulcanized crawler on May 28, 2013 22:08:03 GMT -5
did someone say ''SOON" ? dictionary definition by Funk and Wagnalls: "Soon" does not imply any particular date, time, decade, century, or millennia in the past, present, and certainly not the future*. "Soon" shall make no contract or warranty between the space time continuium and the end user. "Soon" will arrive some day, Soon does guarantee that "soon" will be here before the end of time.... Maybe. Do not make plans based on "soon" as Funk and Wagnalls will not be liable for any misuse, use, or even casual glancing at "soon."
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Post by Deleted on May 29, 2013 6:12:07 GMT -5
I'll admit it, I had to look up the definition of "eschatological". And what did you find? There are couple applications, Port's being one of them. Mike
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