goldballon

May be late now just got back home.The planet x, trying to put peices togeather, I noticed in this film, don’t remember what part, it talked about earth changes a little and mentioned bridges that the sizemic activity from this mass is causing these changes and collaps. Then the statement by Obama or probably Nancy P about fixing bridges.What concerned me is I was aware of a ‘comet’ comming this way in 2012 turning and comming back again, but it isn’t mentioned how big it is, that this comet or mass is huge 4 to 8 times bigger than earth. I also remember running into someone who worked in that field cant remember a few yrs back, we were talking about calculus..lots of math in that field. He said he was getting out and..away from the city..guess where some place in Oregon where they have an observatory. The pull on something ‘if this big’ takes no math, title waves beyond imagination, solar storms that could take out electricity and radiate any person, animals or plant, caught in it, destroying crops, God knows what else.

Sinbad

Many of them are in the green.

silver_rider @ 23:17

Alright silver_rider, good on you for getting out there and helping to drive away the apathy!  There’s no room for apathy if there’s any reason to live.  Thanks for the report.

PS They’re fortunate that I didn’t pick the title for the movement, as the first word of the slogan would have been a fitting 4-letter word in place of the word ‘End’… but that’s most likely why I couldn’t get a job as a diplomat :-)

Sinbad. 22:52

What is new is the Aussie Golds so far have held.

Fully - you are one giant honking gold BULL!!!!


GoldBalloon - End the FED rally Nashville report

Since we were up in Franklin, TN attending a show this weekend, My son and I drove up the road to attend the rally in Nashville.   According to the end the FED website the rally was to be from 8:30 to 10:30.  We showed up at 9:00 and only saw five other souls there.  We stood outside talking and getting to know one another for an hour while waiting for others to show.  None others showed up, so since we were freezing (it was in the teens) we left to get back to the show.  I mentioned to my son that it was pathetic that out of all Tennessee only 5 were willing to show up to show opposition to the FED.

It turns out that we had wrong info.  After calling a friend who I expected to be there, he informed me that they were meeting @ 10:00 at the Anchor (a church close by) and then marching to the FED building and then down to the IRS  building.  We met them at the IRS building.  There were approx. 50 people there with homemade signs and a bullhorn.  The rally seems to have been locally organized by the CAAA (Christian Action Against Apathy   www.meetup.com/caaanashville/ )  although others were present not affiliated with the group.

While at the IRS building, a security guard came out and told individuals filming and taking pictures that they could not take pictures of the building.  The ones taking pictures ask the guard “Where is the statute that says we can’t” and then proceeded to continue filming and taking pictures.  He didn’t produce the law and finally left.  We then marched down Broadway handing out literature and broadcasting info about the FED.  The one with the bullhorn was very articulate and got people’s attention fairly well.  Most of the people we approached were apathetic and some thought we were anarchists attempting to overthrow the federal government.  My first reaction was  to emphasize that it was the federal reserve not the federal government that we were trying to oust but it occurred to me that it may not be a bad idea after all if things keep going down the current path.

All in all it was an encouraging event to be with like minded individuals at least on the subject of the FED.  But it was like a Ron Paul event - an uphill struggle to get light bulbs to light up.

Video and pictures were taken by several and I was told will be posted on this website sometime this week:  www.popsiclesandgrenades.com/

Of course there was no media coverage even though the group had called all virtually all of them.

Federal Reserve could go broke

Then we could go back to printing Treasury Notes with NO interest attached to them ,Inflation could retire at the minimum rate of 6 per cent per year…

It costs 4 cents to print Fed Reserve notes,when its value goes below 4 cents its hyper time….

Great turmoil during the change over,but what the Hell we ‘re getting that anyway….

Gold under attack tonight-so, what is new?


goldielocks @ 3:46 am

That was a very well-made video about Planet X, etc.  Thanks for posting it.

http://yowusa.com/video/survivng/1.shtml

Here’s an update on the TIPS bond chart

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It’s one of the things I recommended watching for gold stock direction back in February.  Unfortunately, gold stocks tend to lead just about everything so you’ve got to really anticipate a change in direction because it won’t be obvious.

Our tax dollars at work

The holdings that may be guaranteed are a portion of the $400 billion pile of mortgages, bonds, auto loans and corporate loans that Chief Executive Officer Vikram Pandit pledged in May to shed within three years, the two people said. While the amount to be covered under the plan is under discussion, the talks are focused on about $100 billion to $200 billion of the assets, they said.

“If anybody’s too big to fail from the financial system’s point of view, it’s Citi,” said Brian Barish, president of Cambiar Investments LLC in Denver, which manages about $6 billion and doesn’t own Citigroup stock. “The government doesn’t need to be in this to make money. If they lose a few bucks on this, but save the system, it’ll be worth it.”

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aIFfyTZ2MTsw&refer=home

a few days old, but still a good article:

Fear stalks the world’s economies

By Alan Beattie in London and Michael MacKenzie in New York

Published: November 20 2008 09:00 | Last updated: November 20 2008 19:46

Fears of a severe recession gripped financial markets on Thursday as dire US unemployment figures helped drive long-term interest rates to record lows.

Economic news across the world was almost uniformly bad as slumping Japanese exports threatened to push the economy deeper into recession and the Swiss central bank unexpectedly slashed interest rates by a full percentage point.

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Sabre — you still out there?   Earth to Sabre.

Dow

Below 5000 with a few years of inflation taken out…Good job Federal Reserve

Dollar UP.  Gold DOWN.  For the moment.

Goldballoon

Yeah, no more cutsie, snappy names for this ‘bad’ bank if it comes about.  Just give it a name that any Joe Blow can easily identify.

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Does Extreme Stress Signal an Economic Snapback?  - Barrons

History suggests that stocks won’t fall much further.

NOT MANY PEOPLE ARE JUMPING OUT OF WINDOWS on Wall Street or selling apples on corners, but investors are getting a bitter taste of what happened in the aftermath of the 1929 market crash.

The brutal 2008 bear market deepened last week as the Dow industrials fell 451 points, or 5.3%, to 8,046, despite a sharp rally Friday that lifted the benchmark average 494 points. The S&P 500 slid 8.4%, to 800, amid deepening fear about the global economy and financial system. Citigroup tottered at week’s end after it plunged 60% in the five sessions to just $3.77 a share.