<< <i>I'm nowhere near as free today as I was 20 years ago, but getting married gets far more of the blame for that than the Government or Social Engineers. >>
Typical dodge.. >>
you tell me, one example, what exactly is it you want to do, that They won't let you? What SPECIFIC "Liberty" have you lost in the past 20 years?
<< <i>I'm nowhere near as free today as I was 20 years ago, but getting married gets far more of the blame for that than the Government or Social Engineers. >>
Typical dodge.. >>
you tell me, one example, what exactly is it you want to do, that They won't let you? What SPECIFIC "Liberty" have you lost in the past 20 years? >>
I get it, the conditioning has worked on you and a few others I could name around here. I could list many things, but you would just come back with a million excuses for the system. There is no need or desire to waste the efforts to type it all out.
<< <i>ou tell me, one example, what exactly is it you want to do, that They won't let you? What SPECIFIC "Liberty" have you lost in the past 20 years?
I lost the right to make my own decisions about health insurance and how I'm allowed to spend my own money. >>
Yep. And now we can't go anywhere without being on camera. Yeah, they always tell us it's to "keep us safe" while they use our tax dollars to fund those very "boogey men" that they claim they need to invade our privacy to "keep us safe" from. The list is long if a guy had the desire and/or time to lay it all out..
Well, sure, now that I think about it, I lost the liberty to ride a motorcycle without a helmet, and drive a car without a seatbelt.
Actually, still have the liberty to do those things, just lost the liberty of not paying a penalty fine if THEY catch me. Funny how that works.
Or, I could move to a place without that law. I do retain the liberty to vote with my feet. I never DID have the liberty of convincing anyone to do things my way all the time
<< <i>Well, sure, now that I think about it, I lost the liberty to ride a motorcycle without a helmet, and drive a car without a seatbelt.
Actually, still have the liberty to do those things, just lost the liberty of not paying a penalty fine if THEY catch me. Funny how that works.
Or, I could move to a place without that law. I do retain the liberty to vote with my feet. I never DID have the liberty of convincing anyone to do things my way all the time >>
These are smarty pants skirt around the truth kind of comments. You know deep down in your gut that you have lost a lot of freedom and liberty over your lifetime if you just sit down, be honest with yourself, and think about it.
Funny how people actually like being treated like a criminal in the name of "security", especially at airports... Oh it's ok, wonder if they ever start shoving something up their..... Ah forget it...
We are supposed to be protected by the First Amendment, yet, those freedoms are under constant assault. Like Americans being arrested for daring to film police officers. Or how about protesters tear-gassed, beat down, arrested, and/or forced into “free speech zones”?
Was waiting in line to get into the movie the other night and the youngster in front of me started taking off his shoes until his mom reminded him he only had to do that at the airport.
I quietly whispered to the kid, "for now."
The government is incapable of ever managing the economy. That is why communism collapsed. It is now socialism’s turn - Martin Armstrong
<< <i>I'm nowhere near as free today as I was 20 years ago, but getting married gets far more of the blame for that than the Government or Social Engineers. >>
Typical dodge.. >>
you tell me, one example, what exactly is it you want to do, that They won't let you? What SPECIFIC "Liberty" have you lost in the past 20 years? >>
I get it, the conditioning has worked on you and a few others I could name around here. I could list many things, but you would just come back with a million excuses for the system. There is no need or desire to waste the efforts to type it all out. >>
For those that have read the good book, they know how this turns out
Most people refer to the BIBLE as the good book, yet when it was mention of GOD running things was met with dismissal. So is there another "good book" I should read or are you really a blasphemer?
Well, sure, now that I think about it, I lost the liberty to ride a motorcycle without a helmet, and drive a car without a seatbelt.
Actually, still have the liberty to do those things, just lost the liberty of not paying a penalty fine if THEY catch me. Funny how that works.
Or, I could move to a place without that law. I do retain the liberty to vote with my feet. I never DID have the liberty of convincing anyone to do things my way all the time
You asked for an example. I gave you a good one. I can't be responsible for your willing suspension of disbelief.
Q: Are You Printing Money? Bernanke: Not Literally
Sometimes I question Schiff's hyperbole and attention getting headlines, but I have to admit when he uses catch phrases like "the mother of all bubbles", I realize he's in the company of great minds, who historically are rarely wrong. ;
I had dinner with Peter. During dinner I told him he was my fifth favorite "gold/financial' guy. He instantly asked who the other four were with food in his mouth. It really pissed him off
This is still funny.
Q: Are You Printing Money? Bernanke: Not Literally
He wasn't right about where the impact of rising rates would have the most impact.
Then again his timing has been off before even when he knew what he was talking about. He's always worth listening to, even if you choose not to act on his conclusions.
Q: Are You Printing Money? Bernanke: Not Literally
@jmski52 said:
By, golly it was Dec. 16th - two points for cohodk!!!
I dont need points, but I am glad you fact check. In a time when opinion and presented as fact and fact is twisted for political agenda, the journey for truth can be arduous but is necessary and rewarding. Long live truth and knowledge.
@jmski52 said:
He was right about no rate increase in 2015.
He wasn't right about where the impact of rising rates would have the most impact.
Then again his timing has been off before even when he knew what he was talking about. He's always worth listening to, even if you choose not to act on his conclusions.
The FED controls timing. Impossible to predict.
The government is incapable of ever managing the economy. That is why communism collapsed. It is now socialism’s turn - Martin Armstrong
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The government is incapable of ever managing the economy. That is why communism collapsed. It is now socialism’s turn - Martin Armstrong
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<< <i>I'm nowhere near as free today as I was 20 years ago, but getting married gets far more of the blame for that than the Government or Social Engineers. >>
Typical dodge.. >>
you tell me, one example, what exactly is it you want to do, that They won't let you? What SPECIFIC "Liberty" have you lost in the past 20 years?
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
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<< <i>I'm nowhere near as free today as I was 20 years ago, but getting married gets far more of the blame for that than the Government or Social Engineers. >>
Typical dodge.. >>
you tell me, one example, what exactly is it you want to do, that They won't let you? What SPECIFIC "Liberty" have you lost in the past 20 years? >>
I get it, the conditioning has worked on you and a few others I could name around here. I could list many things, but you would just come back with a million excuses for the system. There is no need or desire to waste the efforts to type it all out.
I lost the right to make my own decisions about health insurance and how I'm allowed to spend my own money.
I knew it would happen.
<< <i>ou tell me, one example, what exactly is it you want to do, that They won't let you? What SPECIFIC "Liberty" have you lost in the past 20 years?
I lost the right to make my own decisions about health insurance and how I'm allowed to spend my own money. >>
Yep. And now we can't go anywhere without being on camera. Yeah, they always tell us it's to "keep us safe" while they use our tax dollars to fund those very "boogey men" that they claim they need to invade our privacy to "keep us safe" from. The list is long if a guy had the desire and/or time to lay it all out..
Actually, still have the liberty to do those things, just lost the liberty of not paying a penalty fine if THEY catch me. Funny how that works.
Or, I could move to a place without that law. I do retain the liberty to vote with my feet. I never DID have the liberty of convincing anyone to do things my way all the time
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
<< <i>Well, sure, now that I think about it, I lost the liberty to ride a motorcycle without a helmet, and drive a car without a seatbelt.
Actually, still have the liberty to do those things, just lost the liberty of not paying a penalty fine if THEY catch me. Funny how that works.
Or, I could move to a place without that law. I do retain the liberty to vote with my feet. I never DID have the liberty of convincing anyone to do things my way all the time
These are smarty pants skirt around the truth kind of comments. You know deep down in your gut that you have lost a lot of freedom and liberty over your lifetime if you just sit down, be honest with yourself, and think about it.
Oh it's ok, wonder if they ever start shoving something up their..... Ah forget it...
Was waiting in line to get into the movie the other night and the youngster in front of me started taking off his shoes until his mom reminded him he only had to do that at the airport.
I quietly whispered to the kid, "for now."
The government is incapable of ever managing the economy. That is why communism collapsed. It is now socialism’s turn - Martin Armstrong
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<< <i>I'm nowhere near as free today as I was 20 years ago, but getting married gets far more of the blame for that than the Government or Social Engineers. >>
Typical dodge.. >>
you tell me, one example, what exactly is it you want to do, that They won't let you? What SPECIFIC "Liberty" have you lost in the past 20 years? >>
I get it, the conditioning has worked on you and a few others I could name around here. I could list many things, but you would just come back with a million excuses for the system. There is no need or desire to waste the efforts to type it all out. >>
Typical dodge...
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
Most people refer to the BIBLE as the good book, yet when it was mention of GOD running things was met with dismissal. So is there another "good book" I should read or are you really a blasphemer?
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
Actually, still have the liberty to do those things, just lost the liberty of not paying a penalty fine if THEY catch me. Funny how that works.
Or, I could move to a place without that law. I do retain the liberty to vote with my feet. I never DID have the liberty of convincing anyone to do things my way all the time
You asked for an example. I gave you a good one. I can't be responsible for your willing suspension of disbelief.
I knew it would happen.
<< <i>Man...you guys play rough. >>
It's all in fun.
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<< <i>Man...you guys play rough. >>
It's all in fun.
Yes, indeed..
Brazil, 10y 13%. Says it all
Russia. BK
India, OK you move there and bathe in the Gangis
China, circling the drain, literally.
South Africa, who?
Euro, oh please, the Kiwi dollar is about to hit parity.
USA interest rates. Stable. Don't need to raise them and couldn't afford to anyway.
Oil at June 1st. Off a cliff. $20 barrel.
The government is incapable of ever managing the economy. That is why communism collapsed. It is now socialism’s turn - Martin Armstrong
Before he was for it.
I knew it would happen.
Well, now the Fed is, in fact, raising rates. How's it going so far?
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
It's always fun readings predictions from fortune tellers of the past, who should have retired their crystal balls long ago.
I miss Stan.
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
Wow.
How'd he get 2,063 posts with only two (2) LOLs?
Here's a warning parable for coin collectors...
If we can up our current $1 trillion/year deficit spending to $2 trillion/year we'll be fine.
I had dinner with Peter. During dinner I told him he was my fifth favorite "gold/financial' guy. He instantly asked who the other four were with food in his mouth. It really pissed him off
This is still funny.
I knew it would happen.
Hes still alive and kicking...
https://foxbusiness.com/economy/stock-bubble-bigger-than-2008-crash-peter-schiff
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
He was right about no rate increase in 2015.
He wasn't right about where the impact of rising rates would have the most impact.
Then again his timing has been off before even when he knew what he was talking about. He's always worth listening to, even if you choose not to act on his conclusions.
I knew it would happen.
No....he wasnt. The Fed raised rates in Dec 2015.
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
By, golly it was Dec. 16th - two points for cohodk!!!
I knew it would happen.
I dont need points, but I am glad you fact check. In a time when opinion and presented as fact and fact is twisted for political agenda, the journey for truth can be arduous but is necessary and rewarding. Long live truth and knowledge.
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
Well........ a 0.25% and the markets said "No".
We didn't see another increase for a full year (after the '16 election when the markets had taken off).
Oh, was that the "taper tantrum". lol
edited to say, Whoopsie! That was in 2013.
I knew it would happen.
The FED controls timing. Impossible to predict.
The government is incapable of ever managing the economy. That is why communism collapsed. It is now socialism’s turn - Martin Armstrong