' Worst economic collapse ever'

mynameis · 11-02-2009, 09:04 PM

Russia Today:

'Worst economic collapse ever' - YouTube

ownedtbh · 11-02-2009, 09:07 PM

this economy stuff is really boring now.

DOOM DOOM DOOM FEAR FEAR FEAR.

yet (for me) life is as normal as always.

omnit · 11-02-2009, 09:41 PM

yeah I agree, no change here at all at the moment!

I think the middle class will be affected the most though, I'm poor already and I like it lol!

dlb2007 · 12-02-2009, 12:32 AM

That is one kick ass film, there!

Very quick, very easy to understand, very basic.... but also very truthful.

still most people are unaware of the catastrophy waiting to happen. people think its not going to happen because it "happened" in october etc... that was only the nuclear bomb, the fall out has yet to occur.

if you look at how the economic system works there is always two main times of the year, October/Novermber time and the start of the new financial year in April.

mynameis · 12-02-2009, 12:40 AM

Why did you move the news report?

lightgiver · 12-02-2009, 12:50 AM

I hope it collapses,i am bored to death hearing about false economics,i have been in a recession all my life and so have most working class people,

you see if the economy collapses the elites have no one to use and sponge off,

get in the veg patch Gordon with your masters and lackeys

I would love to see the Rockefeller's and chums getting their hands dirty,the only dirt they have on their hands is BLOOD of the children and the oppressed.

screw the lot of em.

grenadene · 12-02-2009, 12:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lightgiver

I hope it collapses,i am bored to death hearing about false economics,i have been in a recession all my life and so have most working class people,

you see if the economy collapses the elites have no one to use and sponge off,

get in the veg patch Gordon with your masters and lackeys

I would love to see the Rockefeller's and chums getting their hands dirty,the only dirt they have on their hands is BLOOD of the children and the oppressed.

screw the lot of em.

Abso-fucking-lutely

lightgiver · 12-02-2009, 12:57 AM

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Originally Posted by grenadene

Abso-fucking-lutely

Ab so effing lutely

It is getting boring though isn't it

and the MSM news.

I was telling friends this years ago how false it all is,this is what happens when psychopaths run the show

look after each other we do not need corrupt politicians and bankers,this world would be better off without them and as soon as people all over the world realise this the better off we will all be.

lightgiver · 12-02-2009, 12:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ownedtbh

this economy stuff is really boring now.

DOOM DOOM DOOM FEAR FEAR FEAR.

yet (for me) life is as normal as always.

Here here

killuminati18 · 12-02-2009, 02:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lightgiver

I hope it collapses,i am bored to death hearing about false economics,i have been in a recession all my life and so have most working class people,

you see if the economy collapses the elites have no one to use and sponge off,

get in the veg patch Gordon with your masters and lackeys

I would love to see the Rockefeller's and chums getting their hands dirty,the only dirt they have on their hands is BLOOD of the children and the oppressed.

screw the lot of em.

your right man

scatlond · 12-02-2009, 02:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lightgiver

I hope it collapses,i am bored to death hearing about false economics,i have been in a recession all my life and so have most working class people,

you see if the economy collapses the elites have no one to use and sponge off,

get in the veg patch Gordon with your masters and lackeys

I would love to see the Rockefeller's and chums getting their hands dirty,the only dirt they have on their hands is BLOOD of the children and the oppressed.

screw the lot of em.

Well said LG.

icke_is_right · 12-02-2009, 07:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lightgiver

I hope it collapses,i am bored to death hearing about false economics,i have been in a recession all my life and so have most working class people,

you see if the economy collapses the elites have no one to use and sponge off,

get in the veg patch Gordon with your masters and lackeys

I would love to see the Rockefeller's and chums getting their hands dirty,the only dirt they have on their hands is BLOOD of the children and the oppressed.

screw the lot of em.

And your recession is about to get far worse. It would actually help if wealth were transferred to more people with a better mentality but with this very childish mindset, I only see the elite getting their hands less dirty whilst people like you suffer more.

The economy collapsing means far more sponging off people like you by the elite. You show with your statement that you are absolutely not going to do anything about the financial side of it which is one of the most important aspects.

My wealth is increasing daily, unfortunately, the more people who don't want to understand the economy and money, the less chance we all have. How boring! How the hell do people expect to help each other if they have no financial means?

bluehorseman · 12-02-2009, 08:06 AM

I agree with your sentiments lightgiver but I also think that globally it isn't a crash in so much as a correction - the true value of "things" are being realised. I also think that this value in a way was manipulated all along too, over inflated by the greedy and now it has been pulled back to its real worth and what is happening is the few greedy sheep that were sucked into the hype have been left holding the baby, and its an ugly baby. They have lost and some are making a bit of a noise about it.
The USA seems to be the most in the shit from our perspective in NZ and this is another point of contention. It seems fair to say that our bros and sis in good ol US have a tendency to get a bit ethnocentric at times. They have the "world series" in heaps of their sports competitions that only include teams from America and to me this crash is sort of like an extention of that mindset, America's crashing so from their perspective the world is and this is not a fact. Most currencies around the world seem fairly stable, trading is still happening, bail out plans have been submitted and agreed to - the main problem that I see is the huge growth the rich have expected is not occuring anymore; they can't see where their companies are going to be "going forward" and this uncertainty is making them worried. So when they have board meetings I imagine they are reporting to their shareholders the worst case scenario based off the past years financial returns, sales/demand going down last quarter extrapolated over the next three quarters makes things look like shit soup and this is information reported to the media and hence we all think the sky is going to fall on our heads.

Its not that bad.

Some of the rich are going to have to take a hit: but I bet you the majority will be still alot richer than this chippy from the South Island; and like I've said on 2 of my other 5 posts if any of you are feeling worried and wondering if there is a better place for yourselves and your families than where you are I can only suggest here - Southern New Zealand - the "crash" wont affect us much at all, it hasn't so far.

pacoquerak · 12-02-2009, 08:10 AM

I am filling out an order for 200 dollars worth of heirloom vegetables, and cover crops, 70 varieties, something like 45 or 55 different species. Gonna order and raise Auraucana for their rich gene stock and also the red jungle fowl, for it's ancient wild genes. Pearl Guinea fowl as well as Runner ducks and weeder geese, hell even some ol muskovy ducks. I am gonna adopt a dog to look after em and some cats to handle rats and weasels. And I got to find some goats lol

tyler · 12-02-2009, 08:11 AM

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Originally Posted by ownedtbh

this economy stuff is really boring now.

DOOM DOOM DOOM FEAR FEAR FEAR.

yet (for me) life is as normal as always.

That picture of you says it all!! Life just goes on for me as normal. Normal? Stuck in front of the telly looking bored watching Coronation Street!!!!

You, my friend, are the people we are trying to reach!

anthony65 · 12-02-2009, 08:22 AM

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Originally Posted by pacoquerak

I am filling out an order for 200 dollars worth of heirloom vegetables, and cover crops, 70 varieties, something like 45 or 55 different species. Gonna order and raise Auraucana for their rich gene stock and also the red jungle fowl, for it's ancient wild genes. Pearl Guinea fowl as well as Runner ducks and weeder geese, hell even some ol muskovy ducks. I am gonna adopt a dog to look after em and some cats to handle rats and weasels. And I got to find some goats lol

Are you serious?

If you are, it sounds great!

How much land do you have?

gilly · 12-02-2009, 08:25 AM

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Originally Posted by ownedtbh

this economy stuff is really boring now.

DOOM DOOM DOOM FEAR FEAR FEAR.

yet (for me) life is as normal as always.

What is normal life for you?

If you work, it won't be life as normal any more if you're laid off.

If you're on benefits, it wont be life as normal any more when the state stops paying benefits, which is on the cards.

Take a look at the 1000's of people in the USA who are living in their cars because they've had their mortgages forclosed on, or been evicted when they could no longer pay the rent. Google it.

It isn't life as normal for those families, is it.

I don't want to burst your bubble, but you I feel you should take heed.

bluehorseman · 12-02-2009, 08:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pacoquerak

I am filling out an order for 200 dollars worth of heirloom vegetables, and cover crops, 70 varieties, something like 45 or 55 different species. Gonna order and raise Auraucana for their rich gene stock and also the red jungle fowl, for it's ancient wild genes. Pearl Guinea fowl as well as Runner ducks and weeder geese, hell even some ol muskovy ducks. I am gonna adopt a dog to look after em and some cats to handle rats and weasels. And I got to find some goats lol

Get yourself some opium poppies too in case you need pain killing for things like broken limbs or cancer etc. I 've got a jack russel terrier and he's a good mouser - don't need the cats with him around and he flushes out rabbits and pheasants too and he has already paid for himself with sireing fees. Get yourself some fruit trees too oh and bees, that way your kids can have something sweet when theres no sugar left in the shops. Goats are a very good idea, their milk is special if you have kids with scabbies put them in a bath of that and after a few times scabbies gone.

gilly · 12-02-2009, 11:05 AM

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Originally Posted by pacoquerak

I am filling out an order for 200 dollars worth of heirloom vegetables, and cover crops, 70 varieties, something like 45 or 55 different species. Gonna order and raise Auraucana for their rich gene stock and also the red jungle fowl, for it's ancient wild genes. Pearl Guinea fowl as well as Runner ducks and weeder geese, hell even some ol muskovy ducks. I am gonna adopt a dog to look after em and some cats to handle rats and weasels. And I got to find some goats lol

Here are some bastards trying to ban herbs!

It's f******g Codex Alimentarius tactics)!!!!

This one's a double whammy, because not only do the said herbs have many uses in medicine, but this particular selection are currently used as natural pesticides in organic farming...

http://www.nationmultimedia.com/2009...l_30095524.php

endlessvista · 12-02-2009, 12:06 PM

Financial institutions make laugh - there is an ad for the Hiberninan on Irish TV which just came out which has all this fake moralising about how we are all going to have to learn to be ourselves again *emotional mood music*.

It shows a young girl wasting her credit card on stupid designer shoes and the voice says "from what we thought was important..." and in the next scene they show a perfect Irish middle class poster family walking through the green land o' Eire with the voiceover changing to "to what we knowwwwwwwwwww is important..."

I nearly burst my shite laughing. It had Problem-Reaction-Solution all over it. They have no shame they destroy people and then rub it in their faces.

David Icke is so right about most things it isn't funny. The man is a genius.

12-02-2009, 12:40 AM	#5
mynameis Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 6,553	Why did you move the news report? __________________ I can no longer have fair and intelligent conversation with people here, without them resorting to the use of personal attacks. I have been targeted as a scapegoat for my defensive actions. I cannot discuss new topics and stop the rampant amounts of misinformation when it happens, where it applies. If it can happen to me it can happen to you.

12-02-2009, 12:50 AM	#6
lightgiver Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 28,691	Scrounging elites I hope it collapses,i am bored to death hearing about false economics,i have been in a recession all my life and so have most working class people, you see if the economy collapses the elites have no one to use and sponge off, get in the veg patch Gordon with your masters and lackeys I would love to see the Rockefeller's and chums getting their hands dirty,the only dirt they have on their hands is BLOOD of the children and the oppressed. screw the lot of em.

11-02-2009, 09:07 PM	#2
ownedtbh Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Liverpool Posts: 716	this economy stuff is really boring now. DOOM DOOM DOOM FEAR FEAR FEAR. yet (for me) life is as normal as always.

11-02-2009, 09:41 PM	#3
omnit Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 311	yeah I agree, no change here at all at the moment! I think the middle class will be affected the most though, I'm poor already and I like it lol!

12-02-2009, 12:32 AM	#4
dlb2007 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 1,212	That is one kick ass film, there! Very quick, very easy to understand, very basic.... but also very truthful. still most people are unaware of the catastrophy waiting to happen. people think its not going to happen because it "happened" in october etc... that was only the nuclear bomb, the fall out has yet to occur. if you look at how the economic system works there is always two main times of the year, October/Novermber time and the start of the new financial year in April.

12-02-2009, 08:06 AM	#13
bluehorseman Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: New Zealand Posts: 2,023	I agree with your sentiments lightgiver but I also think that globally it isn't a crash in so much as a correction - the true value of "things" are being realised. I also think that this value in a way was manipulated all along too, over inflated by the greedy and now it has been pulled back to its real worth and what is happening is the few greedy sheep that were sucked into the hype have been left holding the baby, and its an ugly baby. They have lost and some are making a bit of a noise about it. The USA seems to be the most in the shit from our perspective in NZ and this is another point of contention. It seems fair to say that our bros and sis in good ol US have a tendency to get a bit ethnocentric at times. They have the "world series" in heaps of their sports competitions that only include teams from America and to me this crash is sort of like an extention of that mindset, America's crashing so from their perspective the world is and this is not a fact. Most currencies around the world seem fairly stable, trading is still happening, bail out plans have been submitted and agreed to - the main problem that I see is the huge growth the rich have expected is not occuring anymore; they can't see where their companies are going to be "going forward" and this uncertainty is making them worried. So when they have board meetings I imagine they are reporting to their shareholders the worst case scenario based off the past years financial returns, sales/demand going down last quarter extrapolated over the next three quarters makes things look like shit soup and this is information reported to the media and hence we all think the sky is going to fall on our heads. Its not that bad. Some of the rich are going to have to take a hit: but I bet you the majority will be still alot richer than this chippy from the South Island; and like I've said on 2 of my other 5 posts if any of you are feeling worried and wondering if there is a better place for yourselves and your families than where you are I can only suggest here - Southern New Zealand - the "crash" wont affect us much at all, it hasn't so far.

12-02-2009, 08:10 AM	#14
pacoquerak Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 1,362	I am filling out an order for 200 dollars worth of heirloom vegetables, and cover crops, 70 varieties, something like 45 or 55 different species. Gonna order and raise Auraucana for their rich gene stock and also the red jungle fowl, for it's ancient wild genes. Pearl Guinea fowl as well as Runner ducks and weeder geese, hell even some ol muskovy ducks. I am gonna adopt a dog to look after em and some cats to handle rats and weasels. And I got to find some goats lol

12-02-2009, 12:06 PM	#20
endlessvista Inactive Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: County Wicklow, Ireland Posts: 2,118	Financial institutions make laugh - there is an ad for the Hiberninan on Irish TV which just came out which has all this fake moralising about how we are all going to have to learn to be ourselves again emotional mood music. It shows a young girl wasting her credit card on stupid designer shoes and the voice says "from what we thought was important..." and in the next scene they show a perfect Irish middle class poster family walking through the green land o' Eire with the voiceover changing to "to what we knowwwwwwwwwww is important..." I nearly burst my shite laughing. It had Problem-Reaction-Solution all over it. They have no shame they destroy people and then rub it in their faces. David Icke is so right about most things it isn't funny. The man is a genius.