Hey Baley, hey buddy.

gecko109

Here is a great video for you to watch. Its about a half hour long.....so if today isnt family day, and you have 30 minutes to spare....pour yourself a cup of coffee and enjoy!


The Dollar Bubble

Baley

I've seen the video.. I've read "The Creature From Jekyll Island"... been reading this board... and lots of other things.. Trust me, I get it.

I've got a great big box of gold and silver

It's just that the contents of that box isn't the be-all, end-all of my existence

And, despite the challenges America and the world faces (when in history have there not been challenges?)

I am VERY optimistic about the future of Humankind, America, and Earth

(some individuals and groups of people are doomed to relative failure... again, how is this in any way new?)

For most people, the future will be bright if they work hard and make good decisions

roadrunner

For those that don't have the time to read the Creature from Jeckyll Island, author G. Edward Griffin gives a concise summary on the FED in this 42 min. video.

Creature from the Black Lagoon


roadrunner

secondrepublic

Well said Baley.

mrearlygold

<< <i>Well said Baley. >>



I second that. I really get tired of hearing the whining. Seems to be becoming the new American way

ranshdow

+1 to Baley

"It didn't pay to bet against America in 1776 and it won't pay to bet against America today."

-Warren Buffet, paraphrased from a forum held in Omaha after the airing of a movie about the US debt

Weiss

What's this? We've got more than a few optimists on the board

I have gold and silver because I need something to anchor my other assets. Which tend to be optimistic, positive-growth, swing-for-the-cheapseats ideas.

cone10

<< <i>I've seen the video.. I've read "The Creature From Jekyll Island"... been reading this board... and lots of other things.. Trust me, I get it.

I've got a great big box of gold and silver

It's just that the contents of that box isn't the be-all, end-all of my existence

And, despite the challenges America and the world faces (when in history have there not been challenges?)

I am VERY optimistic about the future of Humankind, America, and Earth

(some individuals and groups of people are doomed to relative failure... again, how is this in any way new?)

For most people, the future will be bright if they work hard and make good decisions >>

Justacommeman

kumbie ya my Lord, kumbie ya.................. I want all of you to be 100% spot on in the worst way. That is my wish.MJ

derryb

We all need to work hard at making good decisions.

Baley

We've all heard the parable about the successful investor, who was interviewed:

"How did you become so successful?"

"Good decisions!"

"But how did you know how to make good decisions?"

"Experience!"

"Yes, but how does one get experience?"

"Bad decisions!"

piecesofme

For most people, the future will be bright if they work hard and make good decisions

That's nice to say, hope for and believe in...but it's a pipe dream. The only way you ever get anywhere is to work for yourself and not for a Company.
Now if you mean making and acting out on a good, well thought out decision that may fail, but you feel that you had to give yourself a chance by at the very least trying...Amen brother.

Justacommeman

<< <i>Well said Baley. >>



Indeed. MJ

pf70collector

That's nice to say, hope for and believe in...but it's a pipe dream. The only way you ever get anywhere is to work for yourself and not for a Company.

I see how my father and brother struggle owning their own business and believe me I would rather work for a company. I have been with the same company fo 25 years, a rarity in today's economy. Small businesses really have it hard with the government on their backs. But I guess it also depends on what type of business you are in.

morgansforever

The U.S. national debt seems to increase at the rate of $10k per second.
How high can the debt ceiling be raised?
Buying as much AU n AG as I can afford.


Debtclock

cohodk

<< <i>Well said Baley. >>



I'll second that.

Wingsrule

Hey look, here it is Sunday and the world didn't end yesterday.

percyb

<< <i>

<< <i>Well said Baley. >>



I second that. I really get tired of hearing the whining. Seems to be becoming the new American way >>



It's George Bush's fault.

Baley

Well, I've been travelling a lot for business and pleasure, and the world still stubbornly refuses to end.

As usual, it appears that positive-attitude people who work hard and make good decisions do really well, and lazy pessimistic people with poor reasoning skills who blame others for their situations continue to complain about how unfair the world is

I'll be coming home soon and it looks like there are a few ships on the horizon, I'll have some pieces of metal to show on Fridays this fall

hope all my friends and frenemies on the board alike are doing well in their own -ville

derryb

good to hear from you, have a safe journey home. don't forget to smell the roses.

Baley

piecesofme

Just got out of the Pen? Sorry, you know it's only a joke, couldn't help myself.

mrpaseo

(OMG)

(I)

(NEED)

(MORE)

(SILVER)

(AS SOON AS POSSIBLE)

jmski52

Nice to see you stopping by, Bailey!

cohodk

Doing life, eh Baley? Congrats!!

Konahead

<< <i>Well, I've been travelling a lot for business and pleasure, and the world still stubbornly refuses to end.

As usual, it appears that positive-attitude people who work hard and make good decisions do really well, and lazy pessimistic people with poor reasoning skills who blame others for their situations continue to complain about how unfair the world is

I'll be coming home soon and it looks like there are a few ships on the horizon, I'll have some pieces of metal to show on Fridays this fall

hope all my friends and frenemies on the board alike are doing well in their own -ville




Via con dios

ricko

We are doing well here in forumville.... safe journey home and show us some treasures...Cheers, RickO

renman95

All happy in Ren-ville...warm trade winds and mellow summer waves.