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"Whether I keep posting or not or exist or not the logical conclusion of Truth will annihilate all your reasonable assumptions which are lies and delusions".
This line really jumped out at me. Sounds a little "matrix-e" if you know what I mean. ![]() Anywhooo, I like it. I wasn't around early enough to see his/her posts but, always heard about them. That definately give me a matrix flashback of the "Architect" or a Darth Vader "luke, I am your father!" Good stuff. |
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I find HT's writings to be very interesting, though obtuse to the extreme.
If nothing else, it forces you to think about things on a super-macro level, as in civilizations-come-and-go kinda level. I'd like to see him/her onboard here. I used to hate HT, you really have to read it with a cold eye and not take the idot/moron comments personally, in many ways, the collective mind of humanity is rather moronic, no? |
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Just Because It's Legal Doesn't Mean It's Right
![]() Two percent is a doubling time of 35 years...The total debt or money supply has constantly inflated, continously compounded, or exponentially grown...by roughly 7.57% over the past 66 years from 355 Billion dollars in 1945 to 52.6 Trillion Dollars right now in 2011. The British Empire became the British Commonwealth after the 1933-1945 bankruptcy reorganization...Its population is 2.1 Billion...and the sun has not set on it yet. In Iran the banking system is so called sharia compliant...interest is not charged nor paid on money lent or deposited because according to Islamic rules...that's against the rules...unless you call interest charged on loans as "fees" and interest earned on deposits as "dividends." Then like magic...poof...usury which is against Islamic rules...is eliminated...no no no...silly...that's not interest...that's bananna split beethoven pepper shakers. Really...you all fall for it day in and day out...24/7...from the moment of birth til death for the past oh say....entire recorded history. If compound interest or constant inflation was called exponential growth...because that's what it is...It would be hard to keep the rubes in the dark....the sheeple as sheeple. From 2008 til now it's been zero or negative though...0% or negative yields...so yes there's a bit of a problem beginning to show up. There is no way to inflate out of debt because the only way to pay off the debt is with more debt...the doubling time of 7.57% is 9.3 years roughly...which sounds more realistic. Full blog post..... |
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Its a very long one this time......
The shadow of a hammer... ![]() During the expansion phase...You need to power inflation greater than previous inflation... It gets tricky understanding inflation. Inflation requires a measurement between two points to figure out what it is doing...oh it's inflating...but how. There are generally two kinds...inflation greater than previous inflation and inflation less than previous inflation. Inflation greater than previous inflation to maximum potential is the one you all generally call inflation...it's the one that everyone loves...because it's positive. Then there is inflation less than previous inflation...a term called deflation was invented to describe the observation of this form of inflation...it's the one everyone fears because it's negative. Of course depending upon what is deflating...The deflation of the witch at the end of The Wizard of OZ...that's an example of deflation that people that fear witches love. Now losing money. In a credit system...a consumer uses their current income which is previously created out of thin air money or an asset inflated in value by previously created out of thin air money as collateral backing their request for a commercial bank to create new money out of thin air. Basically due to the attachment of interest, a yield or growth rate to money...It generally inflates greater than previous inflation to maximum potential...attachment of a demand to grow will generally cause something that is capable of growing...to grow. When a consumer requests money to be created out of thin air and loaned to them...they are making money...but when a consumer pays the loan back they are causing money to return to where it came from...and they are losing money. So during the inflation greater than previous inflation to maximum potential phase of the cycle it's he that obtains the most money that wins the game. But once maximum potential is reached and it becomes impossible to sustain inflation greater than previous inflation any longer...inflation greater than previous inflation transforms into inflation less than previous inflation to maximum potential. Or deflation. Then it becomes he who loses the least money that wins the game. And since the positive phase has been sustained so long you all generally have zero concept of how the fantasy you all call reality will operate past the point where inflation to maximum potential transforms into deflation to maximum potential. The further past the point we travel the harder it will become to make money the way you have during the roaring 6 decades. Many people that could have lived died because they didn't chop off their leg when they should have Much much more @ Hypertiger Wisdoms blog |
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Many people that could have lived died because they didn't chop off their leg when they should have Yes, and many people have been living off other peoples legs as well, which have been relabeled, wrapped attractively and sold as bonds and steaks, I mean stocks, in the meat market, I mean the free market, I mean the Wall St. stockyards that are run by the Central Committee known as the G8, or The TriSatanic Commision, or the CFR, (Corruption, Force and Revenue).
No matter, the owners know who they are. Speaking of Stocks, there should be a vast sculpture erected, a symbolic expression of a future without the malice of the money changers. I'm thinking every 20 feet or so there aught to be a nice hardwood stock built above a bench for people to rest on, where every 20 feet or so a banker is "symbolically" shackled to each of the beautiful hardwood stocks all along the street from one end to the other. And I say let the kids climb on them all they want. ![]() |
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Hypertiger posts @ http://forums.wallstreetexaminer.com...34-hypertlger/ nearly every day.
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