Post by xtra on Nov 28, 2006 21:49:29 GMT -6
Rick Stanley
Constitutional Activist
E-mail: rick@...
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OPINION RELEASE: Interesting times....Short list
----- Original Message -----
From: "kto" <info@...>
Subject: Interesting times....Short list
> www.ConspiracyPenPal.com list alert:
> Below is a brief email alert I sent to my small list of those interested in
> things financial last Friday morning, well before the markets closed. It
> occurs to me that it might be of general interest to the entire list for the
> reasons stated in my latest column, "Are We There Yet?" wherein I recounted
> the significance of the dollar falling through the .85 resistance level.
> Friday closed at about the levels reported on the Kitco page enclosed below
> with my earlier email alert.
> It is Sunday evening, November 26, 7 pm PST, as I write this. The overseas
> markets once again are pounding the dollar, which now is yet another .003
> lower, in action that foreshadows what could happen tomorrow in New York and
> Chicago. Doesn't mean that it will, however, as this truly is a major
> crisis for the dollar and we can expect the government to heave into its
> illegal market manipulation mode big time.
> Do the government's illegal market manipulators still have the juice to
> snatch the dollar from the jaws of hyperinflation? Probably, but it is only
> a matter of time, as the rest of the world now has figured out.
> So - massive inflation looms and is inevitable, due to the massive
> mismanagement and impending demise of the dollar. Stock market crash and
> eventual precious metals prices to the Moon, along with everything else that
> accompanies a financial Armageddon even worse than Depression I.
> Picture the US dollar on life support and periodically flat-lining,
> requiring regular defibrillation just to keep it breathing shallowly. You
> can do that just so long - and the process itself adds to the damage already
> done. The prognosis, of course, is terminal.
> What to do? Well, the historical remedy for a terminal economy always has
> been just one thing: World War. America doesn't have four aircraft carrier
> battle groups on station in and around the Persian Gulf right now for no
> reason, folks. It is particularly telling that at least one of them is well
> overdue for rotation back home.
> Big things are in the offing, methinks. Is Bush really stupid enough to
> attack Iran? Of course, but it is his venal nature that really allows him
> to do all that he does.
> Bush will require provocation sufficient to quell public dissent, which you
> can expect Israel to provide through one of its signature "false-flag"
> events. Too bad that it will require several thousand Americans to die,
> just to get enough other Americans who are too stupid to realize what really
> is going on to clamber aboard the war wagon.
> I could be wrong, of course. I hope so, but probably am not. I haven't
> been wrong about these things very much lately.
> Expect big things soon. Very soon...
> -ed
> ---------------------------------------------
> The following was sent to my small list at 10:30 am PST, Friday, November
> 24, 2006:
> The dollar quite simply is getting NAILED today - down .0097 per chart
> below. Read my last, sent out two days ago, sounding the alarm. Guess that
> drop through .85 really was a significant resistance point followed by many.
> This is mostly overseas, though Chicago is open today. Let's see if it
> holds up through Monday. If so, this may well be the sound of at least one
> of the wheels falling off America's little party wagon.
>
> I'd love to be able to see the look on the face of Goldman Sachs' man in
> charge of American monetary policy (Treasury Secretary Paulson) today. Must
> be akin to that on the face of a cave man looking up to see where all the
> rocks are coming from.
>
> Notice that gold and silver are up, though nothing like they should be in
> the face of what is taking place right before our eyes. Monday's market
> opening should be very interesting.
>
> Now, honestly ... aren't you glad you bought silver?
>
> -ed
>
Constitutional Activist
E-mail: rick@...
We the People Scoop 11/28/06
========================================================================
WE THE PEOPLE SCOOP - TO EXPOSE!
** Visit the website: www.stanley2002.org
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OPINION RELEASE: Interesting times....Short list
----- Original Message -----
From: "kto" <info@...>
Subject: Interesting times....Short list
> www.ConspiracyPenPal.com list alert:
> Below is a brief email alert I sent to my small list of those interested in
> things financial last Friday morning, well before the markets closed. It
> occurs to me that it might be of general interest to the entire list for the
> reasons stated in my latest column, "Are We There Yet?" wherein I recounted
> the significance of the dollar falling through the .85 resistance level.
> Friday closed at about the levels reported on the Kitco page enclosed below
> with my earlier email alert.
> It is Sunday evening, November 26, 7 pm PST, as I write this. The overseas
> markets once again are pounding the dollar, which now is yet another .003
> lower, in action that foreshadows what could happen tomorrow in New York and
> Chicago. Doesn't mean that it will, however, as this truly is a major
> crisis for the dollar and we can expect the government to heave into its
> illegal market manipulation mode big time.
> Do the government's illegal market manipulators still have the juice to
> snatch the dollar from the jaws of hyperinflation? Probably, but it is only
> a matter of time, as the rest of the world now has figured out.
> So - massive inflation looms and is inevitable, due to the massive
> mismanagement and impending demise of the dollar. Stock market crash and
> eventual precious metals prices to the Moon, along with everything else that
> accompanies a financial Armageddon even worse than Depression I.
> Picture the US dollar on life support and periodically flat-lining,
> requiring regular defibrillation just to keep it breathing shallowly. You
> can do that just so long - and the process itself adds to the damage already
> done. The prognosis, of course, is terminal.
> What to do? Well, the historical remedy for a terminal economy always has
> been just one thing: World War. America doesn't have four aircraft carrier
> battle groups on station in and around the Persian Gulf right now for no
> reason, folks. It is particularly telling that at least one of them is well
> overdue for rotation back home.
> Big things are in the offing, methinks. Is Bush really stupid enough to
> attack Iran? Of course, but it is his venal nature that really allows him
> to do all that he does.
> Bush will require provocation sufficient to quell public dissent, which you
> can expect Israel to provide through one of its signature "false-flag"
> events. Too bad that it will require several thousand Americans to die,
> just to get enough other Americans who are too stupid to realize what really
> is going on to clamber aboard the war wagon.
> I could be wrong, of course. I hope so, but probably am not. I haven't
> been wrong about these things very much lately.
> Expect big things soon. Very soon...
> -ed
> ---------------------------------------------
> The following was sent to my small list at 10:30 am PST, Friday, November
> 24, 2006:
> The dollar quite simply is getting NAILED today - down .0097 per chart
> below. Read my last, sent out two days ago, sounding the alarm. Guess that
> drop through .85 really was a significant resistance point followed by many.
> This is mostly overseas, though Chicago is open today. Let's see if it
> holds up through Monday. If so, this may well be the sound of at least one
> of the wheels falling off America's little party wagon.
>
> I'd love to be able to see the look on the face of Goldman Sachs' man in
> charge of American monetary policy (Treasury Secretary Paulson) today. Must
> be akin to that on the face of a cave man looking up to see where all the
> rocks are coming from.
>
> Notice that gold and silver are up, though nothing like they should be in
> the face of what is taking place right before our eyes. Monday's market
> opening should be very interesting.
>
> Now, honestly ... aren't you glad you bought silver?
>
> -ed
>