Loading ...This is at least the 3rd time they have shown Freedom to Fascism. The last time they showed it I did something I have never done…….I sent them a donation !! Agreed, it is amazing that they would show it, but I am sure glad that they are.
Really good to see you posting. Now if I could just understand the significance of all that you are saying…….HA
I have found that a 2nd or 3rd reading of some of the material is necessary for this old noggin!!
Best
Dusty
is on Channel 12 (PBS) fundraiser right now in Colorado. In addition, they are interviewing people who are talking about 1) End the Fed, 2)Oil, Smoke and Diaries, 3) Zero: 9/11; 4) Restore the Republic, 5) Washington, You’re Fired and 6) Real ID. Callers are going crazy, like they were stabbed with a hot poker. Unbelieveable that this stuff is on any form of mass media, very cool.
I have nearly zero inventory at this time….No fertilizer and just a few thousand dollars worth of herbicides. The last part of your post is what I’d expected. Some of these cat’s that paid way too much trying to get ahead of the game are going to be stung. They are in too deep and will have to dicount the prices at a loss to move products they’ve paid way too much for. One of the dealers about 20 miles north of me is in that boat. He laid in several 100,000 gal of a nitrogen topdress product back in August…..at the highs. I hope is able to survive the beating he’s fixxing to take.
Very little anhydrous ammonia was put on wheat this fall….It was simply too expensive at the time it had to applied…..right ahead of planting. What I think will happen here is growers will see if they have a possibly descent crop in feb-march. Then they’ll use the most economical per unit of nitrogen to be applied as a topdress on wheat. I doubt that I lay in any nitrogen until the time it is needed.
All the best.——–aggie.
I’ve been outta’ town all day.
Read that, and thought to myself…..hmm.
Ought to raise the Exclusive and only authorised distributer…….
Getcherz LLC Carbon Certificate $5/ton charge, & add a plus charge for shipping, insurance and a handling fee –in addition.
Could be a $1.99 shipping, $1.49 handling, and $2.99 Insurance.
Seems reasonable to me………
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Would one thing AlGor’s Glo Bull WOrming is coming apart at it’s seams?
Only ones now trying at this time are the Europeans, to saddle all the ‘high energy users’ which would include steel, cement, refining, etc. So they are now complaining to high hell………who are you ‘the unelected’ saddling us with a ‘tax’ which has absolutely nothing to do with the cyclic nature of this Globe and the Sun?
(Pause now while I go look up their unfavorable reaction article)
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Global warming, uh, cooling, uh warming, uh, cooling …
October 31st, 2008, 3:01 pm · 6 Comments · posted by Mark Landsbaum
Well it looks like they’ve definitely cleared this up. Trees are warming the planet. Uh, make that trees are cooling the planet. Uh. Well, you can see for yourself:
“Scientists in the UK and Germany have discovered that trees release a chemical that thickens clouds above them, which reflects more sunlight and so cools the Earth,” according to the Institute for Climate and Atmospheric Science at Leeds University.
“Forests on certain parts of the planet may actually warm the Earth, according to researchers from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in a study released today.”
With anything as cut and dry as this, why would anyone hesitate to cripple the economy to save us from global warming?
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The appearance of Ralph Nader and Toby Heaps’s op-ed “We Need a Global Carbon Tax” (op-ed, Dec. 3) pushing for a carbon tax to control the “dangerous global climate change” opposite the letter from Reuvain Borchardt proposing “an open and honest debate on climate change” is a marvelous example of how far apart the global warming alarmists are from the realities expressed so well by Mr. Borchardt.
Considering the enormous financial and strategic issues that are being affected by widespread misbeliefs such as Mr. Nader’s and much of the media of the alleged dangers of global warming (which are supported solely by complex, unverifiable, mathematical models of the atmosphere) vs. the realities of scientific evidence, largely unpublicized, that carbon dioxide cannot have any major effect on the atmosphere comparable to that created by variations in solar cycles, the nation needs full disclosure and due diligence of this issue before it gets further polarized.
Robert J. Templin, P.E.
Austin, Texas
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I ask where is the evidence that says humans, who supposedly generate this extra, evil carbon dioxide, are solely responsible for the recent increase in CO2?
The global warming alarmists want to throw millions of dollars at a problem that has a good chance of just being the cyclical nature of our planet. Earth has survived millions of years, and I believe it will survive millions more without another wealth redistribution scheme camouflaged as a “save the planet or perish” scheme.
Rudi Bauknecht
Philadelphia
The common thinking until recently was that life could not have emerged on Earth prior to about 3.85 billion years ago. But wait. “We thought we knew something we didn’t,” said T. Mark Harrison, a professor of geochemistry at UCLA. In hindsight, the evidence was just not there.
I’d love to be around to see a similar hindsight piece when people realize the earth is cooling and that CO2 control has nothing to do with taming the climate.
Ben R. Blankenship, Jr.
Stafford, Va.
EU Emission Curbs Stoke Up Steel Firms
Industry Says Carbon-Dioxide Trading Market, Caps on Factories and Power Plants Threaten High-Paying Jobs
* Article
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more in Europe »
LONDON — The European Union is facing mounting pressure from European-based steel companies to reshape the world’s largest carbon-trading system or face a massive loss of jobs.
The conflict pits the EU’s environmental goals against its desire to keep high-paying jobs on the Continent.
Europe’s steel industry generates €140 billion ($178 billion) in sales annually, employs about 370,000 people directly and about one million people indirectly, with suppliers and downstream industries — such as car manufacturers and other companies that use steel in a major fashion — accounting for a total of 22 million jobs, according to the European Confederation …
… despite learning how to protect my gold investmests in volitile trading, I am frustrated with the chopping environment. I like this chart ‘cus there is nothing but clean air (my fav) when we clear the bounding trend lines.
Thank You
2_p
that means there is going to be less grain next year. perhaps a significant shortfall.
rno
has now used the Magik Number 35
” From the establishment of that low point in 1932, it took 35 years to regain the 1929 high (1954). ”
2_p
Y ah BUT 2_p you can’t add ..
Thank you for your chart of GDX with the small cup and handle formation. HUI and the PMs are looking very positive right now. Also, this macd crossover on the HUI Weekly is inspiring. Fully might be getting a lot of positive posts forthcoming soon. I hope. 
Crops: www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601103&sid=al5VYcsSREdU&refer=us
GDX: of course first will be wave ii of wave 1 of wave III
crops and El Nino; I will search for my information on this. But I do have 2009 as being a low for grain prices which might mean large crops (except in the areas who need them most - see first link). With a meaningful low in commodities in 2010 which I have posted here a few times before.
aurum
A few gr (grains) of the substance to 100gr of lactose. Why lactose? That’s what has been used for over 200 years, works perfectly, so no reason to change it. Grind together in a small mortar until thoroughly mixed, at least three hours, then take a gr of that mix and triturate again for three hours with a 100gr of lactose, repeat once more. After the third trituration any water insoluble substance (oil, lead, gold, calcium carbonate, silica) will be rendered soluble. Take one gr of the trituration, dissolve in 99 drops of alcohol/water mix (50/50 will do) and succuss twice. That is the 4c potency. Do that another 26 times (one drop of 4c to 99 drops water/alcohol, succuss) to reach the 30c (usually just called the 30th) potency. Another 170 times will give you the 200th. Take a small medicine bottle full of pilules and add a few drops of the liquid potency, just enough to moisten them, and put the lid on. Store in a dark place away from heat and magnets. Will keep indefinitely (well, at least 120 years in my experience).
I don’t think the hexagon is relevant to homeopathy. The remedies can be given in liquid form, or even by smelling the air in a jar which contains a pilule - some people are too sensitive to take a physical quantity. I suspect bond rearrangement is too simple a concept for how it works.
My sense of the sources that I read leads me to think that food and gold and silver will be much higher this time next year.
The article is longish, but covers some important ground in terms of food supply, and the protein quality of wheat is insufficient ammonia fertilizer has not yet been applied. The article seems to suggest that poor crop yields in the US next year cannot be prevented.
For those shaken out and in doubt - wave III when it starts will have its own wave 2 - not as brutal as wave II but a safer entry point. So if one has worries do not chase this move - see how it forms - does the channel hold - does it form 5 waves?
If so there will be a say 50% or 62% retrace (less likely 38% or 20%). And an entry there with stops.
Still I believe we have started wave III in the stocks - I still think physical has more churning.
aurum (GDX)
