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Mr Copper

Posted by goldielocks @ 22:22 on June 30, 2015  

It always goes from one extreme to another doesn’t it? Never a happy medium yeah they probably made a deal out of the Japanese cars I also had a German car but was hard to find people to work on it then with out sscrewing something up. GM was doing well then I remember up to 2004-5 I remember they were giving some people free cruises. They treated their people much better than japan deslite ghe advantages. Japan also wanted things too and sent my mom in 82 there all expense paid for business trip for guess metal lol Things  better then despite it but brain dead Gov always has to find away to screw it up for everyone.

In the future at the rate there bringing people here it may not be the America we know so those jobs are already being taken up and can imagine it will be worse then as well as the population.

ps first time ever got sick being in the sun too long 105 today bla I hope people are keeping their pets inside or at least good shade and lots of cold water and even then risky,

goldielocks @ 19:05

Posted by Mr.Copper @ 21:44 on June 30, 2015  

I’m not against foreign trade, as long as TPTB lets the USA sell or export MORE than it imports. That’s what TPTB did, so China and their masses get higher living standards. More middle class people to buy corporate products and services. Look how we export, lets say $100 worth of high quality Boeings, and IMPORT, $1,000 worth of lead paint toys, can openers, screw drivers, and ratchet sets.

Regarding imported cars? Better gas mileage, reliability, and durability that’s NOT why people bought them. They bought them because that’s what TPTB wanted Americans to do. Like what came first chicken or egg. Better higher quality imported cars are supposed to cost a lot more than a regular US car. Not cheaper or the same.

No US car manufacturer, in 1980, that supplies free health insurance, and a unfair rigged exchange rate, can compete against a foreign producer with a favorable exchange rate that does have to pay to supply health insurance, as the Japanese gov’t provides it

In the beginning, after 1945, TPTB made other countries buy our exports. We had trade surpluses. Even Hitler was importing Model T Fords.

None of this matters anymore, because the “situation” is reversing. Its time for a better USA. Wait until the new trade deal goes thru. It won’t be like the past. USA getting screwed.

The supreme Court just went AGAINST the Environmental Protection Agency attempt to muzzle big energy producers.

TPTB media is also promoting higher wages lately. They are in panic mode, trying to fix USA problems. Forty years from today, the USA will be very well off, but most of us won’t be here.

We took the whole ride down after 1971-1980 era. China right now, is like the USA in 1980. If I was young today, and lived in China? I’d look for gov’t employment, be employed in a gov’t supported industry, like medical space and defense, or own gov’t supported auto and retail stores, buying cheap high quality imports from USA with my strong Yuan dollars.

China will go gradually from surplus to deficits. USA gradually from deficits to surplus.

Buygold

Posted by silverngold @ 21:21 on June 30, 2015  

What has been seen cannot be unseen!!

 

Commish

Posted by silverngold @ 21:14 on June 30, 2015  

….and remember your liar and chief Obama was one of the actors interviewing the “victims” families of Sandy Hook!!  IMO a complete and total P.O.S. who needs to be included in the lawsuit and have his sorry A$$ impeached for the traitor he is!!

Silverngold

Posted by Buygold @ 21:12 on June 30, 2015  

I’m glad someone filed that lawsuit but you know that it will be immediately dropped right? They own the courts.

I’m beginning to believe that the Charleston shooting was the same gig. Why would the gov’t immediately approve $29 million for the families of Charleston? What do the Feds have to do with an act of God? Did they immediately give money to the families of the Fort Hood shooter?

We live in the matrix.

sng – Remember technique is everything

Posted by commish @ 20:25 on June 30, 2015  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DzizQ64hO4

For those who still have doubts!!

Posted by silverngold @ 19:57 on June 30, 2015  

One TRILLION Dollar Lawsuit Filed Against MSM For “Staging Sandy Hook Massacre”

http://lightworker29501.com/2015/06/30/one-trillion-dollar-lawsuit-filed-against-msm-for-staging-sandy-hook-massacre/

Mr Copper

Posted by goldielocks @ 19:05 on June 30, 2015  

Well I’m guilty of owning a foreign car after I noticed them still being on the road longer although too was rising gas prices contributed to foreign cars  as well. I’m not against trade. They can’t buy our stuff if they can’t produce to have the money to do so. They learned that im and after WW11. It just got out of hand.way out of hand. They will never be willing to stop being paid for votes but should be demanded and or have recourse including getting the out and decisions reversed. It’s not as simple as not buying their products like Pharnas for instance, you can try but it has to be a coordinated event.

David Rockefeller

Posted by eeos @ 19:00 on June 30, 2015  

Is a spooky clown. I heard he just got another new heart. He’s on his sixth I believe and he says he feels wonderful and would like to live for 200 years if he can muster it. Oh please save us from the pain.

attenti-a-questuomo-rockefeller

 

Margin debt levels are humongous! Check out the charts

Posted by ipso facto @ 18:36 on June 30, 2015  

The investing geniuses who don’t believe in bear markets have borrowed over $500 BILLION against their existing stock holdings. This is the tinder for the coming wildfire. The way it works in the real world is – the market drops 2% to 4%. At the end of the day the margin lender assesses the position of their borrowers. If their collateral (stock holdings) has fallen below an allowable level, they make a margin call. The borrower must come up with cash immediately. Since they are hocked up to their eyeballs, they are forced to sell stock the next day to meet their margin call. The selling creates its own momentum. The selling accelerates and before long you have a crash in progress. It might not happen this week, but it will happen, just as a lightening strike ignites old dry tinder and creates a massive uncontrollable wildfire.

With margin debt at epic levels, the margin calls will be epic. Panic will set in quickly. All of the stock market geniuses will be trying to get out the same door at the same time. Bodies will be piled high at the exits. The 2% decline will not provoke the panic, but another plunge in the 3% to 5% range will create a waterfall effect. We are on the edge of panic. Can Yellen and her central banker cohorts keep the inevitable from happening? We’ll see.

http://www.theburningplatform.com/2015/06/29/on-the-edge-of-panic/

Floridagold @ re 15:20 Exactly Right

Posted by Mr.Copper @ 15:36 on June 30, 2015  

Re your:
“Purely to save the bankers and lenders”. You can also call them the master planners that integrated all the countries gov’ts and financial systems.

Lets lot forget their PRIDE that they are losing, watching their “creation” falling apart. Their “baby”. Its really time for everyone to be happy. 🙂

R640

Posted by Buygold @ 14:37 on June 30, 2015  

Good stuff from Ackerman.

As for the Consumer confidence, I find it funny that the Consumer Conference Boards’ (as reported by CNBS) rose in June and is in deep contrast to the recent Gallup Poll which found confidence dropping.

The conference board must just be asking the .01%

NEMO @ 12:31

Posted by ipso facto @ 13:47 on June 30, 2015  

“pesticides”

Very possible-likely!

Peak earnings and peak consumer confidence are a bull trap

Posted by Richard640 @ 13:28 on June 30, 2015  

Confidence today was in triple digits….the last time it was this high was 2007

I rest my case…

We Are All Athenians…Rick Ackerman today

Posted by Richard640 @ 13:13 on June 30, 2015  

We Are All Athenians…

Updated June 29, 8:50 p.m. EDT

We should watch closely to see how Greece handles its biggest problem — pensions — since the U.S. and Europe are certain to face the same problem eventually. Try to monetize it, which is what I predict the Greek government will do, and you get hyperinflation. Try to pay for it by reducing benefits and increasing taxes, which is what Greece’s creditors are demanding, and you get: 1) instant, ruinous deflation; 2) a plunge into poverty for nearly everyone; and, 3) taxpayer riots that pit the private sector against government employees.

Whatever happens, it will be fascinating to see how Greeks vote next Sunday, when they will be asked to approve or reject creditors’ stringent demands. Leftist parties all over Europe are urging their Greek comrades to hang tough. But then, it’s not French, Irish and Italian socialists who will suffer instant economic deprivation and calamity if Greece tells Belgium to suck eggs. Nor will they be the ones challenged to pay for life’s necessities with drachmas that are going to be spurned by the rest of the world and depreciating by the day, if not by the hour.

An op-ed piece in the Wall Street Journal said Greece’s national identity and its “European dreams” are at stake, but that’s just twaddle. Under the best of circumstances, Greece will be panhandling till the end of time. It can never pay what it owes — not to Europe, not to itself, not to its retirees. The only question is whether Greek voters can grovel sufficiently next Sunday to get Germany to pretend, at least for the time being, that the economy of a deadbeat country can somehow be salvaged. As for the French, Spanish, Portuguese and Italians, they should practice kindness as events unfold, since they will all be belly-up themselves in the not-so-distant future.

To The Ungrateful

Posted by silverngold @ 13:03 on June 30, 2015  

To the ungrateful .... !

Nemo

Posted by newtogold @ 12:55 on June 30, 2015  

Good point about the pesticides. They kill bugs. Eat enough of it and it will kill a person. That’s the bottom line and the case for eating Organic. Never mind that the the soil that these fruits are farmed are depleted of minerals by the same pesticides and chemical fertilizers. Despite all this when TPP passes, none of this will matter. In the US, we’ll be drowning in the pesticides till death do us part from this world. Not to mention a probable list of horrors that will be perpetrated by the “law” which the multinational corporations will enforce.

Ipso.. 10.35

Posted by NEMO @ 12:31 on June 30, 2015  

Do not link it to the fruit.

 

Link it to the pesticides!!

 

NEMO

This Market Action??

Posted by Mr.Copper @ 11:16 on June 30, 2015  

Its reminding me of a new driver trying to learn on a stick shift car.

goldielocks @ 0:44

Posted by Mr.Copper @ 11:03 on June 30, 2015  

re your…we need to stop them from their getting donations for influencing votes and make it illegal for starts. That and they or their family cannot profit on any laws they make and apply to them as well.

Comment:
That will never happen. They won’t comply, can’t be enforced. There is only one way to fight these blood sucking anti American corporations. Just don’t buy their stuff. Leave it sit on the shelf. Ask the manager where the USA made article is.

That is how Organic food sections got formed in super markets. No corporations or gov’t laws were needed. Just people smart enough to know what they want. Learned thru social media.

However, there is no social media calls for USA made stuff, because the public is gleefully driving a Honda or Toyota and LOVE them.

Its DUMB!! Its like loving cheaper polluted food. Imports are RAT POISON but its too late now. TPTB are trying to reverse it all for their best interests now.

Scruffy @ re 7:36 So it is now clear…

Posted by Mr.Copper @ 10:51 on June 30, 2015  

Re last thought provoking sentence:

“Every time an alien votes, it may not steal an election, but it will cancel out a vote of a U.S. citizen,” Kobach said.

Comment:
It was clear to me back before 1980, and I could not do a thing about it. My thoughts back then?

“Every time an American citizen, buys an imported TV or car, it may not steal an election, but it will cancel out an industry and a job of a fellow U.S. tax paying citizen,”

Sales and service jobs are pure net overhead burdens, contributing no things of value. Auto mechanics and even doctors are sales and service. My life long experience with sales and service businesses?

THEY ALWAYS TRY AND OFTEN SUCCEED, TO SELL AND SERVICE YOU MORE THAN YOU NEED TO BE SOLD AND SERVICED. ESPECIALLY THE MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT. WATCH OUT.

Weird

Posted by ipso facto @ 10:35 on June 30, 2015  

Citrus fruit linked with melanoma in preliminary study

http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/06/29/us-skin-cancer-citrus-idUSKCN0P92O620150629

Kunstler … Try not to get puked on.

Posted by ipso facto @ 10:25 on June 30, 2015  

Systemic Turmoil, Structural Reform

“The problem with the post-2007 world is that we are not in a cyclical recovery; we are in a structural depression defined as a sustained period of below-trend growth with no end in sight. The U.S. has caught the Japanese disease. Structural depressions are not amenable to monetary solutions, they require structural solutions.”
–James Rickards

Can anyone stabilize this bitch? At daybreak, anyway, the Federal Reserve governors were all bagging Z’s in their trundle beds. Maybe after a few pumpkin lattes they’ll jump in and tell their trading shills to BTFD. The soma-like perma-trance among those who follow markets and money matters appears to be ending abruptly with the recognition that sometimes robots and humans alike run shrieking to the exit. A pity when they get to the door and discover it opens onto a cliff-edge. Look out below.

All this trouble with money comes from one meta problem: aggregate industrial growth has ended. It has stopped more in some parts of the world than others, while in the USA it has actually been contracting. The cause is simple: the end of cheap energy, oil in particular. At over $70-a-barrel the price kills economies; under $70-a-barrel the price kills oil production. The bottom line is that, in the broadest sense, the world can no longer count on getting more stuff, except waste, garbage, political unrest, and the other various effects of entropy. From now on, there is only less of everything for a global population that has not stopped growing. The folks on-board are still having sex, of course, which has a certain byproduct.

This dynamic was plain to see a decade ago, but the people who run finance and governments thought it would be a good idea to maintain the appearance of growth via the usufruct mechanisms of central banking: ZIRP, QE, market intervention, and universal accounting fraud. It’s not working so well. Debt was generated in place of the missing growth, and now there is too much of it that can’t be repaid on a coherent schedule. Many nations, parties, and entities are in trouble with debt and the prospective defaults are starting to pile up like SUVs on a fog-bound highway. Greece is just the first one fishtailing into a guard-rail.

more http://kunstler.com/clusterfuck-nation/systemic-turmoil-structural-reform/

Rumor or news?

Posted by ipso facto @ 10:06 on June 30, 2015  

Turkey and Jordan said preparing buffer zones inside Syria. Israeli air support mooted. Putin issues warning

The Turkish and Jordanian armies were reported on June 30 to be getting ready to cross into Syria for the first time since war engulfed that country in 2011, and set up security buffer zones. Both are impelled to fight ISIS, oppose the Assad regime and anxious to stem the flow of refugees, but there are also differences in their objectives and it is not clear if they are coordinated.

Turkey has prepared 18,000 troops to carve out a buffer zone in northern Syria and use its air force to impose a no-fly zone against Syrian flights. Middle East sources report that the Jordanian army is also on the ready to cross into southern Syria. Jordan and Israel are reported to be planning joint air cover and the creation of a parallel no-fly zone in the south.

These preparations prompted Russian President Vladimir Putin to pledge his support for the Assad regime .On Monday, June 29, Putin summoned Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Moallem to his Kremlin office from a meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov to tell him that Russia’s “policy to support Syria, the Syrian leadership and the Syrian people remains unchanged.”

Putin has repeatedly warned Western governments against military intervention in the Syrian war or any attempt to oust Bashar Assad, warning that if foreign troops go into Syria, Moscow will respond in kind.

more http://debka.com/article/24707/Turkey-and-Jordan-said-preparing-buffer-zones-inside-Syria-Israeli-air-support-mooted-Putin-issues-warning-

Consumer Confidence

Posted by Buygold @ 10:03 on June 30, 2015  

101.4 in June – unbelievably good.

Consumers must not read Zerohedge or own pm’s.

Probably own AAPL and Biotechs. Consumers are smarter than I thought.

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