Better toe the line.
Floridagold @ 14:43
Yep they’re in trouble too. I don’t think any state has fully funded pension plans, they all assume unrealistic investment gains … but some are sure in more trouble than others!
Cheers
It is unfortunate ….it has fallen to such levels.
I rest my case of …does it matter any longer..with the last two brilliant examples of miss-direction and fog.
Or once better worded:
“What we’ve got here is failure to communicate” …. or a new forum of … few readers and contributors..
treefrog @ 17:18
OMG! Visual evidence! He DOES….. 🙂
If true….does it matter any longer?
Who would allow this open, gross, destruction of the once great nation? How can the sheep not see the clear and obvious footprints of those titans of global control…?
Well…..folks we all have forgotten one clear and presented true…..steel fabricated building ( WTC7) do not free fall…in the documented and presented explanation of the our Governments..then and now. To refresh your memories Google the event again…Every leader hence has been knowledgeable…..of this event and this reality? Silenced ….how?
An interesting debating point to review and understand…
To not resolve this enigma…it is a waste of one’s intelligence, to question how they control the world, this day. Pensions, what humor….IRAQ>>>>North Korean, Syria…the opium fields of Afghanistan, the list is endless.
It will be what it is …. a grand illusion of life’s freedom lost…for the few still thinking…smile.
From ZH=if true, may help gold…maybe!!!!!
And this trend is nowhere near over. For those who still don’t believe that the $USD is heading DOWN, consider the yesterday’s quote from Trump’s TOP ECONOMICS GUY, Treasury Secretary, Steve Mnuchin.
In case you missed it, Mnuchin stated that Trump was “less concerned about inflation than economic growth.”
Put simply the Trump administration will let the economy run HOT in order to achieve its growth goals. This means the $USD is officially TOAST.

This is going to be like rocket fuel for inflation trades. If you’re not taking steps to actively profit from this, it’s time to get a move on.
There’s a “well run” state …
Pennsylvania Will Run Out Of Cash Tonight, Leaving $860MM Of Bills Unpaid
As equity markets spike to all new highs with each passing day, the number of fiscal crises springing up within local and state governments around the country are reaching somewhat alarming levels, even if they’re being completely ignored by investors. As Reuters notes this morning, the state of Pennsylvania may become the latest example government failure when it runs out of cash later tonight leaving some $860 million worth of bills unpaid.
Pennsylvania could run out of cash on Friday, leaving $860 million of bill payments up in the air as lawmakers continue to argue over a revenue package that is more than two months overdue.
The state legislature passed a $32.5 billion spending plan on June 30, the end of the fiscal year and the deadline for the current year’s budget.
But it failed to agree on a revenue package to pay for those expenses, and the state has been borrowing money from its own short-term investment pool.
Treasurer Joe Torsella has said he will not issue more such loans and that the state’s general fund will likely run down to zero on Friday.
While Pennsylvania will be able to make some payments – including nearly $102 million of debt service costs due on Friday – it will not be able to pay all the bills that are due, said Treasury spokesman Mike Connolly.
An estimated $860 million of payments for various items, possibly including schools and Medicaid, could be delayed until the legislature fully funds the budget.
Commish 18:38
Difference between a patriot compared to a lib. The patriot will work for what he gets the libs want you to work for what they get.
Maybe because there’s no one left to go?
Movie from 81 predicts the future.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8iQ3mUSY4k&sns=em
COT Report – both sides really pressing their bets
Looks like the commercials aka banksters have won the last couple of weeks, but they keep having to up their ante.
http://www.cftc.gov/dea/futures/deacmxlf.htm
I think there’s a Fed meeting next week so all bets are off
Mr.Copper @ 8:30
“There must be MILLIONS of useless overhead non productive worthless people employed in the GOVERNMENT “Industry”. They contribute or produce nothing of value or use. Like food fuel widgets etc.
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There… fixed it for you. 🙂
Floridagold so sad but so true!
I guess that’s just the state of things these days, bad news is good, good news is good, no news is good – for the SM at least.
Just glad that missile didn’t actually hit Japan, otherwise we would have had a really bad day.
Frustrating with the USD down and all.
Can you imagine if a nuke hit? SM would be 500 and gold down $100
Glad to hear all is well with you after Irma.
Just a couple more months….:)
Dec. 29, 1989, Tokyo’s Stock Bubble: 25 Years on From Nikkei Peak
After 1989, Japan peaked and started losing manufacturing jobs to China. Are we going to see a 38,000 Dow and rates to zero later on like Japan? Or has China peaked out like japan did economically, and its the USA’s turn to get all the production manufacturing jobs.
parts:
A quarter-century ago on Dec. 29, 1989, Japan’s Nikkei Stock Average finished the year at an all-time high of 38916, more than twice its current level. In retrospect, it’s clear the market was at bursting point, but at the time the mood was still confident, with some analysts predicting a surge beyond 45,000 by the end of 1990.
“Japan’s stock market spawns two kinds of investors: believers and skeptics. The believers are getting rich. The skeptics are getting sore,” Marcus W. Brauchli, then a staff reporter for The Wall Street Journal, wrote in an article published Jan. 2, 1990. “Just when the market seems top-heavy, it heads even higher,” he said.
The confidence in the market stemmed from the continued strength in shares in 1989, despite it being a relatively bad year for the Japanese economy, with the introduction of a nationwide 3% sales tax.
But things didn’t turn out as expected. Far from hitting 45000, the Nikkei plunged more than 38% in 1990. By April that year the Journal was referring to the end of a bubble, though the longer-term impact of the market collapse was still largely unforeseen.
“So far this year, the Tokyo stock market is off 28%, dragged down by the combination of soaring Japanese interest rates, a sinking yen, rising inflation pressures, and a general loss of confidence in the same bureaucrats who are credited with engineering Japan’s post-World War II financial and economic miracle,” Mr. Sesit and Mr. Brauchli wrote in an article titled, “Tokyo’s Market: Was it a Bubble Just Waiting to Burst?” on April 3 that year.
“This is the real thing. It’s over,” one analyst was quoted as saying. “The bubble has burst.”
https://blogs.wsj.com/japanrealtime/2014/12/29/tokyos-stock-bubble-25-years-on-from-the-nikkei-peak/
They remind me of buffalo just standing there getting picked off one by one and have no clue.
They keep saying they won’t let it get them down but excuse me they are one by one like sheep getting picked off by loser parasites. Why aren’t they closing borders and deporting troublemakers and halting welfare. The welfare gets me. They want the labor but substitute the difference from all the kids they have with welfare to people not assimilating anyways so how is that helping the economy, partiosm, culture, saftey, or tax payers? More corporate whores destroying their country by their donors.
London Underground Is Struck by Crude Bomb at Parsons Green
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LONDON — Britain was hit by a terrorist attack on Friday morning, when a crude device exploded on a crowded London Underground train, injuring commuters, sowing panic, disrupting service and drawing a heavy response from armed police officers and emergency workers.
The device exploded at 8:20 a.m. on an eastbound District Line train leaving the Parsons Green station in Southwest London.
“This was a detonation of an improvised explosive device,” Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley of the Metropolitan Police, a top counterterrorism official, said at a news conference. He urged anyone who had seen what happened, or had taken photos or videos of the bombing, to come forward.
The authorities immediately beefed up security around the transit system, as hundreds of police officers and detectives combed the scene for clues.
https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/09/15/world/europe/uk-london-underground-tube-explosion.html
Sng
Agree except not just Canada when you look at Europe. Asians smarter they don’t offer welfare and jail or execute the insurgents as they should.
Ororeef @ 10:43 LOL!!! Funny if it wasn’t so true!
I had to listen to it twice but don’t think he missed much…..except it seems that invitation also extends to Canada. UGGH!!




