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and until someone explains to me why the world trade centers fell at an unassisted freefall rate

Posted by eeos @ 8:37 on September 17, 2015  

I’ll NEVER believe the children’s storytale fable that has been submitted to us by the govy. So a pancake collapse without the pancake stack at the bottom. Just dust. SURE! Total BS. Point being that you can’t have unassisted freefall without intervention by man

I listened to a Donald Dallas Speech on YouTube

Posted by eeos @ 8:32 on September 17, 2015  

and what I think we have here is complex.

I do think the Donald is aligned with the tax man. He won’t mention a thing about the Federal Reserve either, so he wants more of the same.

He likes the idea of taxes, doesn’t mention much about our debt. He says he’s going to bring home $2.5T of the USA’s money. Hmmmm…okay I’ll believe it when I see it.

He says he wants to build the wall across Mexico. Who’s going to protect it, even if it could be built?

He says he loves NBC, well Donald this is a group of clowns and thieves and GE is the parent company. GE is right up there with JPMoron in my book. Evil do’ers no doubt.

I do love his general style and it’s going to force the mumbling politicians to retool their game in the future. It’s hard to know who he serves and why

Gold Train

Posted by Maya @ 7:53 on September 17, 2015  

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The Durango & Silverton train tiptoes along the cliff
above the yellow Animas river.
http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=546723

 

Posted by Maya @ 7:51 on September 17, 2015  

http://dilbert.com/strip/2015-09-17

 

Coffee’s on

Posted by MadMike @ 7:27 on September 17, 2015  

arabica

On the Debate

Posted by commish @ 6:57 on September 17, 2015  

Besides the assault on Trump just a bunch of war mongers. If the question was asked who was behind the attacks on the Trade Center and the Pentagon? The answer would be.

Bin Laden

Bin Laden

Bin Laden.

Tsunami warning surfs up

Posted by goldielocks @ 0:01 on September 17, 2015  

For Southern Calif. Strong currents

http://www.abc10.com/story/news/local/california/2015/09/16/california-tsunami/32539763/

Debate

Posted by goldielocks @ 23:53 on September 16, 2015  

Any comments of the republic debate.

eeos @ 14:40

Posted by Maya @ 21:51 on September 16, 2015  

Yeah, that’s a real mess.  Two different ecosystems and water colors now.  Back in the day when they built that causeway they didn’t think about environmental concerns like that.   Bulldoze away!    Nowdays they don’t want to think about what it would cost to fix.

Speaks for itself

Posted by ipso facto @ 19:40 on September 16, 2015  

“Total Failure”: Pentagon Spends $41 Million Training “Four Or Five” Syrian Fighters

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-09-16/total-failure-pentagon-spends-41-million-training-four-or-five-syrian-fighters

Re Constant Gov’t Media Warning Of A Rate Increase

Posted by Mr.Copper @ 17:55 on September 16, 2015  

I strongly suspect they keep saying that, for a few years now, to encourage or push people to buy real estate. Real estate had a few good years around here, but suddenly, I hear nobody’s buying.

The opposite of pent up demand. We might have an over bought peak buying situation now. A new real estate bubble?

Anyone else out there see a similar situation in your area??

Scum’s Darth Vader doesn’t want a rate hike

Posted by Maddog @ 15:27 on September 16, 2015  

Sorry to concentrate on this POS, but as long as he is a free man the Rig goes on.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-09-16/only-thing-matters-rate-hike-decision

The Darth Vader of Scum doesn’t like the Donald

Posted by Maddog @ 15:18 on September 16, 2015  

When the Donald puts Lloyd in the slammer, he’ll have to like Bubba.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-09-16/lloyd-blankfein-image-trump-his-finger-button-blows-my-mind

Ipso

Posted by goldielocks @ 14:43 on September 16, 2015  

Speaking of buying low I got got a free shipping at mint products dot com and had trouble Cuz I didn’t log in to get the coupon so called them. By occasionally through time for gifts or collection whatever. I asked what are those point for they keep telling me I have. They are money off future order I guessed and was right. What I didn’t know is I accumulated over 2000 of them through time lol  So plus buying there is collecting points.

Hey Maya

Posted by eeos @ 14:40 on September 16, 2015  

What do you think of the Great Salt Lake Railroad Causeway in Utah? I’m seems like a giant screwed up environmental mess. Take a look from Google Earth someday.

whoops

Gold Train

Posted by Maya @ 13:50 on September 16, 2015  

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It’s Hump Day!

Springtime in the Rockies, and some massive steam
power to get us up the mountains.
http://railpictures.net/photo/545082

@ Molyminer

Posted by Moggy @ 12:56 on September 16, 2015  

Go to Ebay, they have plenty ASE.

Buy Low

Posted by ipso facto @ 12:48 on September 16, 2015  

Silver 5 year

India to auction 80 gold mines

Posted by ipso facto @ 11:56 on September 16, 2015  

India to auction 80 gold mines

Hmmm … these guys ain’t exactly our buds

Posted by ipso facto @ 11:48 on September 16, 2015  

JP Morgan: calling the bottom

HALIFAX – JP Morgan joins the trickle of institutions and funds eyeing the mining sector. In a note this week with a few stock recommendations, it slapped a buy (i.e. overweight) on the sector in general Monday, ending what has been a bearish view of the commodities and mining sectors.

The view has been supported by high profile investors putting their money where their mouth is. Carl Icahn bought an 8% stake in Freeport McMoRan recently, taking on one of the hardest hit among North American headquartered miners that faces a heavy debt load, but owns top tier mining assets. George Soros bought a sizeable stake in Barrick Gold, which has seen a modest pickup in fund interest recently.

JP Morgan’s argument for miners was simple: that there is little downside left in the space. Mining has been punished more harshly than most sectors in recent years on the back of falling commodity prices, of course. But JP Morgan sees commodity prices as stabilizing in the coming year or so. That, combined with the depths mining shares are plumbing, has the vulture in JP Morgan circling.

“In price relative terms, mining is back to its levels from 10 years ago, when the Chinese commodity super-cycle was just starting,” JP Morgan notes, as others have in recent months. JP Morgan may be a bit early in bottom calling – and acknowledges this – but that’s part of its argument in favour of the sector. The prevailing view of it is still bearish. Yet it sees headwinds that have long been against the mining sector as diminished now, overblown or turning about.

more http://www.mineweb.com/news/base-metals-and-minerals/jp-morgan-calling-the-bottom/

Is this why “the environmentalist” Soros made recent coal investments?

Posted by ipso facto @ 11:45 on September 16, 2015  

We are nowhere near peak coal use in India and China

Resource investors, take note: By 2025, just 10 years from now, energy consumption in Asia will increase a whopping 31 percent. A whole two-thirds of that demand, driven largely by China and India, will be for fossil fuels, most notably coal.

That’s according to a new research piece by financial services group Macquarie, which writes that the estimated rise in fossil fuel demand is equivalent of “three times Saudi Arabia’s current (all-time-high) oil production.”

more http://www.mineweb.com/regions/china/we-are-nowhere-near-peak-coal-use-in-india-and-china/

New Poll Vote Vote Vote

Posted by ipso facto @ 11:36 on September 16, 2015  

at the bottom right

Posted by ipso facto @ 11:34 on September 16, 2015  

Orezone Provides Update on Bombore Permitting and Bondi Project

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/orezone-provides-bombore-permitting-bondi-141730998.html

Randgold Resources Limited: Groundbreaking Partnership to Revive Obuasi Gold Mine

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/randgold-resources-limited-groundbreaking-partnership-143000757.html

Integra Gold Corp.’s C$1 Million Gold Rush Challenge Officially Opens Today to Competitors Worldwide

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/integra-gold-corp-c-1-150400172.html

molyminer @ 10:50

Posted by ipso facto @ 11:29 on September 16, 2015  

Thanks for relating the “on the ground” experience. I’ve never heard of First Majestic having a shortage before. Wouldn’t it be great if they could shift even more of their production to selling ounces to the public. They could help leave crimex high and dry, twisting in the wind like in a Clint Eastwood flic. 🙂

Samb

Posted by ipso facto @ 11:25 on September 16, 2015  

“Why even pay attention to the Comex data?”

I suppose because other people make decisions based on it. Flawed and inaccurate as it may be it still affects the markets. I don’t doubt that the info given is slanted to benefit the market riggers.

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