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In the foothills of Mount Telaithrion on the Greek island of Evia, Mr Sianos and three other like-minded Athenians set up an eco-community.
The idea was to live in an entirely sustainable way, free from the ties of money and cut off from the national electricity grid.
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I'm Sara Sciammacco of Capitol News Connection. This Week in Congress...
Early in the week lawmakers centered their talk on reining in spending and getting out of debt. Tuesday morning, Ohio Republican George Voinovich went to the White House for a meeting with the President. Many thought he'd get his arm twisted on health care, but instead they talked about the national deficit.
VOINOVICH: "He is trying to do the best thing, the President got lots of problems on his hands, he is a decent man, he is trying move things down the road."
The Senate shot down the idea to create a powerful bi-partisan commission, but President Obama backs it and will use his executive powers to carry it out. Another idea is to freeze discretionary spending for three years. Wyoming Republican Cynthia Lummis isn't convinced it would do enough to reduce the shortfall. She compared the move to that of a recovering alcoholic.
LUMMIS: "It is a little bit like someone who has a substance abuse problem saying I've got a problem so that much I appreciate."
By mid-week Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner was on Capitol Hill. He got a scolding from Massachusetts Democrat Steve Lynch for his role in the financial bailout of AIG. Lynch expressed anger that big Wall Street firms profited off taxpayers. Geithner defended himself.
LYNCH GEITNER: "The American taxpayers would not have been better off there is a difference than letting them default."
Later that evening, President Obama came to US Capitol to deliver the long-awaited State of the Union address. Members wanted to hear about what he was going to do to get people back to work.
OBAMA: "We should start where most new jobs do in small businesses."
That struck a chord with many moderate Democrats. Utah Republican Bob Bennett didn't have many words of praise after the speech.
BENNETT: "When he got into the middle between the beginning and then and got into the policy stuff it was mainly mush."
There weren't any major "Joe Wilson type" interruptions but one moment caught on tape...involved Supreme Court Justice Sam Alito after the President criticized a recent campaign finance ruling. Alito appeared to mouth the words "not true." Alabama Republican Jeff Sessions said President Obama acted inappropriately.
SESSIONS: "To just attack the court like that in public incorrectly is just wrong."
On Thursday, some Democrats decided to ride populist wave of anger against Wall Street. They voted to oppose the nomination of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke to a second term. California Senator Barbara Boxer faces a tight re-election in November.
BOXER: "I think the message is take a look at Main Street not just Wall Street you know."
Critics say Bernanke didn't do enough to prevent the financial collapse, but others praised him for saving the US and world economy. On Friday House Republicans invited the President to speak at their annual retreat in Baltimore. He took questions, and also took number of jabs from GOP members. The President asked the caucus to work with him.
OBAMA: "I'm not suggested but if the way these issues are being presented is that this is someone wild eye plot to impose …what happens to negotiate with me many of you if you voted with the administration on something our political in your own party."
Next week President Obama submits his federal budget to Congress. Later in the week…a hearing to figure out how to legislate around the new Supreme Court campaign finance ruling.
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- Quote: "Again, I recommend speaking to a professional in the mental health field. Your delusions of repression, malevolent and monstrous entities in our Armed Forces, the need to "punish" the oil industry, conspiracies to drive up the price of oil, and so on indicate some very serious issues that may cause you to be a danger to yourself or others."
Bush is Big Oil, and he sees the oil-producing nations as his business competitors. He used our military to knock out these competitors, and send pump prices sky-high. (At the moment, gas prices are lower, only to try to save McCaine.) And these oil people betray the American people, and ally themselves to Israel instead. Not only is Israel situated in a strategic location for cutting off the supply of Mideast oil (increasing the value of US domestic oil), but Israel also kicks back money; the politicians vote $$$ billions of OUR money into Israel, and Israel kicks it back to them. No wonder that in the recent VP debate, Palin gushed over how much she LOVED Israel. - Reply to this comment
- Before I leave this forum, I happened to be skimming the subsequent forum postings regarding 60 Minutes'' "How Technology Won Sadr City Battle" piece and although I didn''t see much that was actually on topic, I DID see someone talking about the Geneva Conventions which is a subject that I am MORE than intimately familiar with. In point of fact, I happen to have a copy of FM 27-10, %u201CThe Law of Land Warfare%u201D, which contains the doctrine and stipulations that are found in the Hague and Geneva Conventions right in front of me to reference, so I guess we%u2019re all in for a big %u2018ol treat.
In Chapter 2, Section 1, Article 25 which is entitled %u201CEnemy Status of Civilians%u201D %u2013 and I will summarize to keep this short %u2013 %u201C%u2026one of the consequences of the existence of a condition of war between two States is that every national of the one State becomes an enemy of every national of the other. However, it is a generally recognized rule of international law that civilians must not be made the OBJECT of attack directed EXCLUSIVELY against them.%u201D It has never been the intention, as far as I am aware, of the United States to make an enemy of the people of Iraq. However, so long as certain people of Iraq harbor and aid those that inhibit our mission in Iraq, there will sadly be casualties. I pray that everyone who reads this is clever enough to discern between "casualties of war" and "unconscionable killing of civilians". But maybe not. - Reply to this comment
- I would like to apologize for the "Post-Script" being in near the front of my comment. This reflects a typing error I made during its composition.
Again, I''m sorry. I guess everyone makes mistakes, eh? - Reply to this comment
- First, I would like to congratulate you, 60 Minutes, for presenting a story to the American public that showcases the US troop''s achievements rather than painting them as criminals and/or villains as so many others are wont to do.
Post-Script: Officers should learn to keep their mouths shut as well.
However, there is a fine line that you must walk when it comes to presenting these troops laudable accomplishments.
I know it makes for a fairly dry story, but in the future please remember: It is actually COUNTER-productive to tell the "enemy" what it is that the "good guys" are doing with any level of detail. It is absolutely NOT a good idea to discuss what capabilities the U.S. troops have nor is it very smart to broadcast the fact that we were able to achieve victory because the insurgent radicals did ... insert tactical strategy here. I am almost certain that the internet - along with any 60 Minute broadcasts that are uploaded to it - can be, and this may come as a shock, viewed by anyone, anywhere in the world if they have a modem.
Again, I truly thank you for showing the men and women of the United States military in such a positive light. Next time, for their sakes, do it while understanding the need for Operational Security for future engagements. The story may not be as exciting but at least you may be able to save the lives of those men and women that appear on your show. - Reply to this comment
- jmkyoga: I''m sorry that you are ill. How you''ve dragged health care into this debate is unclear, but I presume it is as a distraction, as your other points are completely without merit.
Referring to militias who are seeking to destabilize the elected government of their own country under the leadership of a religio-political faction leader in legitimizing terms while concurrently denouncing American veterans as "wannabe chest thumping heroes" is insane and demonstrates a lack of reasoning ability and a preconceived ill-will towards the forces of our own country.
Your strident anti-American rhetoric, along with the even more ridiculous rhetoric of "America 1st," sounds to me like the delusional ramblings of some schizophrenics I have had contact with in the past, imagining vast conspiracies, attributing good intentions to organized criminals and attributing unimaginable evils to those who are clearly recognized as positive leaders on our part.
Again, I recommend speaking to a professional in the mental health field. Your delusions of repression, malevolent and monstrous entities in our Armed Forces, the need to "punish" the oil industry, conspiracies to drive up the price of oil, and so on indicate some very serious issues that may cause you to be a danger to yourself or others.
Good luck. - Reply to this comment
- High tech drones murdering 700 men fiercely defending their people, while we destroy their home city, and turn it into a large open air prison. Stinks of Israel.
War supporters think that our intervention in Iraq was to gain more oil for the benefit of the US public; the true object was to shut the oil supply down, and drive our pump prices sky-high.
Odierno and Hort are claiming that the fancy high-tech gizmos were effective in fighting urban guerilla warfare, which contradicts the conventional wisdom. The elaborate wall, mass-murder and oppression of the impoverished citizens of Sadr city may have eliminated the bombings of the Green Zone, but the loss of life was huge. They admit to killing 700 of the active fighters, but how many civilians also were killed?
And, Sadr City is Shia; the government which we support in Iraq depends heavily on Shia support. Did Odiorno win the battle only to lose the war?
Add that this stupid and unnecessary war is costing us $1B/day (at the very least). The war is sinking our economy, and accomplishing nothing.
Instead of the nationalizing the banks, we should at least temporarily nationalize our oil industry. Not that socialism is the answer, but the oil industry,
its beneficiaries and its executives need to be punished. - Reply to this comment
- Health Care in the U.S.A.? That''s only for the privilged elites, or those punching their ticket by government fiat. For the rest of us civilians with pre-existing conditions: in my case cancer and musculo-skeletal pain issues, obtaining health care of quality and with continuity is almost a budgetary impossibility: declare bankruptcy and sell the house. Maybe with Obama''s health care plan, those issues will be resolved, once we U.S. citizens and red-blooded Americans cast our vote defund the diastrous Iraq War to pay for it.
Sorry, all of you wannabe chest-beating heroes. - Reply to this comment
- Geneva Conventions Protocol II sets forth lengthy criteria distinguishing combatant from non-combatant. Armies of national resistence may be privilged by Protocol II, since having fancy uniforms, heavily armored vehicles, and millon dollar aircraft might be prohibitive for the budget.
Civilians providing food, clothing, and shelter to a resistence army''s irregular combatants are provided further protections in Protocol II not found in the Fourth Geneva Convention. Sanctioning the unconscionable killing of civilians by an invading army or in colonial or neo-colonial wars (WW II, Vietnam, Algeria, etc.) was the apparent goal of the ratification of Protocol II.
Iraqi resistence combatants who do not dress in regular uniforms or who use camoflauge do not commit perfidy, and Iraqi civilians who provide Iraqi resistence combatants food, clothing, or shelter may NOT be targeted as combatants. Although under the Bush-Cheney-Petraeus anti-terrorist doctrine (as stipulated in the U.S. written Iraqi constitution), any and all violations of what the U.S. military defines as the Rule of Law in Iraq, could be cause for summary execution.
Does AfghanVet believe the U.S. is REALLY not after Iraqi Oil? That he is NOT supporting the establishment of a U.S. counterinsurgency client state? - Reply to this comment
- Uh huh.
Nice words, again delusional and propagandistic. Like I said; not unintelligent, but not living in reality, either. Good vocabulary meets thinking disorder.
Again; were you there? Do you have evidence that any application of firepower was not proportionate? Have you ever been shot at to give you an idea of what a proportionate response is? Are there any criminal penalties, in your mind to a)hiding amongst and thereby endangering civilians and b)fighting as an un-uniformed fighter (hint: the Geneva Conventions did.)
You quote Conventions without regard to actual application, you proclaim criminality with no evidence other than your own suspicions, and you make personal accusations of criminal wrongdoing by two men whom you do not know and have no evidence against.
Take the aluminum foil out of your hat and get a referral. This type of behavior, directed against anyone in your home town, would have you in court and then in doctors offices getting treatment. - Reply to this comment
- I''m all for Command Responsibility: Lock up Bush, Cheney, Franks, Sanchez, Casey, Petraeus, Odierno. Let the grunts of the hook, for the most part.
Yoga, my friend (to paraphrase John McCain), concerns nonharming, a concept inimical to an invading army:-) - Reply to this comment


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The 5140i is an extension of Nokia's rugged phone line, successfully providing both resilience and water resistance. While the target of this phone is the user who is into outdoors-oriented sports, it really is suited to anyone looking for a handset that can handle the rough and tumble.
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We tested this phone over a period of nine months and it lived up to its rugged looks. It came out unscathed through ski trips, mountain bike expeditions, bucks' parties, house renovations and train trips. It comfortably survived being dropped on carpet and concrete, and was not hindered by splashes and rain. After this time the only noticeable impact was some minor scratching on the plastic protective screen that covers the LCD panel.
The 5140i provides only the standard Nokia phone features, including a VGA camera and FM radio, but where this model really shines is its sporty inclusions. A mini flash light and compass are present - it even includes a spirit bubble built into the face of the phone to keep it level. The compass itself appears on the LCD panel and a bearing can be set - sure it doesn't compete with a GPS unit but it could be enough to get the user out of trouble. Other 'active lifestyle' features include a thermometer, stopwatch and countdown timer.
The features perform admirably, however the absence of Bluetooth doesn't fit the action-oriented nature of the model, with hands-free operation only provided by the included single-bud ear piece.
The 5140i is no ugly duckling, however the black case with rubber edging will appeal to those who put functionality ahead of style. And don't let the bulky design put you off - the phone is surprisingly light at only 100g.
The case design is not new, and we've described it previously as opening up like the protective shell of a cicada to reveal the sensitive components within. This design successfully protects the phone and is still reasonably easy to open by pressing on two sides of the bottom half of the 'shell' in much the same manner as the lid of a child proof container.
A flip out rubber cover at the base of the phone opens to reveal a Nokia port for power and another for attaching the ear piece or other accessories. A wrist strap is also included in the pack. The battery is rated by Nokia for 150 to 300 hours on standby and two to five hours calling time; the phone lived up to our battery life expectations.
Overall we were impressed with the Nokia 5140i. It certainly has its place in the market and if you are prone to breakages then this phone should go the distance.
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Lucifer makes a wager with God and sets out to test the loyalty of his favourite son, King David, Man of Blood. David's eyes are opened and for the first time he glimpses the demon inside his own god-like being. Now David must question the nature of a God who continues to bless him, a 'war criminal' in all he does. What does this say about the God he worships? Encouraged by a new servant Cusay, who bears an uncanny resemblance to a character we've already met somewhere, David determines to set God a test of his own. Seducing the beautiful Bethsebe and sending her husband Uriah back to the front with sealed orders, David inches his way toward a crime any good God must surely punish. Mustn't he? In the battle between heaven and earth which ensues, the innocent quickly fall and David's challenge to God assumes cataclysmic proportions... King David, Man of Blood re-spins a classic biblical tale to devastating moral effect, fetching up on a very modern shore, where horror, tragedy, comedy and a terrible beauty co-exist.
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In King David, Man of Blood, Fraser Grace has written a literary as well as a literate play. That's not necessarily a bad thing and it's one with a fine pedigree. The outline of the Old Testament story is a familiar one and Grace centres his drama on the middle period of David's life when youthful heroism is settling into an edgy majesty. The human interest evolves from David's wooing of Bathsheba (here Bethsebe) but this is wrapped round in the wider aspect of David's relationship with God. And with his fellow men.
As in classical drama, much of the action is carried forward in two-person exchanges. As in medieval theatre, God and Lucifer appear on stage. As in the mid-20th century plays of Anouilh and Giraudoux, questions of modern political and personal morality are presented in the framework of a past era. It all requires very good speaking as well as visual coherence. This doesn't always happen though the large cast performs with ...
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Be careful out there; IT is a jungle.
Great article HS, thanks for posting.
And not because the article confirms my current belief, but because the fundamentals and commonsense are in place.
HistoryStudent (06-12-2012)
With all due respect, I don't think you meant to equate what is occurring in the markets with any kind of "belief" (which implies mental acceptance of something as true, even though absolute certainty may be absent), but rather with common sense. The quote below from the article confirms what we all already KNOW to be true:
That this economy is "artificial" (over and above any artificial value in the debt that has been built up in people's perception) and has been for many decades (being propped up in the background by deep pockets) is only one more indication of the on-going ponzi scheme that has been playing out ever since elastic "money" became the medium of international exchange.The repayment of debt (or default on debt – which is more likely) will result in significantly reduced economic activity. Significantly reduced economic activity will have a negative effect on the stock market, which in this case, will likely result in a huge crash. It is these conditions (a deflating debt bubble) that will drive gold and silver prices significantly higher.
Why? Because this will not just be a normal type of reduced economic activity, but one in which the monetary system as a whole is questioned or collapses (due to the excessive debt levels).
In a crisis like this, it will be all about preserving value, which will make gold and silver the most wanted goods. The excessive debt levels we have currently, mostly represent artificial value, or value that will never be realised. We now have a great opportunity to convert that soon to be destroyed value into real value, by buying gold and silver, with fiat currency.
There's no question in any of the minds of those in and or familiar with the precious metals industry that gold and silver will, at some point, need to be revalued (in the mass perception) as against fiat debt-based currencies which represent less than zero value to their holders. Once it dawns on the common man that what he is holding in his hands (be it a U.S. dollar bill, a French franc, a British pound, an Italian lire, a Japanese yen or whatever) is less than worthless, there will be a massive stampede toward commodities that hold and historically have retained their value, i.e. gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and other substantive commodities like oil and natural gas (not to mention food!).
bemac (06-12-2012), HistoryStudent (06-12-2012)
I personally believe Silver will outperform gold slightly if and when metals ever take off, but I have to take issue with the title of the article versus the content. In huge bold letters the title reads, "Silver Could Preserve More Value Than Gold." However there is very little in the article to substantiate such a claim. The author's main case for stating this is:
1) The 1980 high was an outlier that was a result of the Hunt brother's shenanigans. As such using it as a point of reference w/o mentioning what caused it really weakens an argument.In my opinion, silver bullion presents the better opportunity, when compared to gold. Silver bullion is still trading much lower than its 1980 high, and also at relatively historic lows against gold.
2) "relatively historic lows against gold" -- This is more GSR speak and it's correct when you consider all of known history. However I feel a MUCH more relevant/accurate GSR is found in the average since 1970. The average from 1970 through 2010 is just over 54 and right now we're at 55.55. In other words, the GSR is smack dab in the middle of it's 40+ year range.
FWIW I consider myself a silver-bug as I believe Ag will outshine Au in a time of crisis, but I hate reading silver articles where they reference the '80 high without a disclaimer and the "historical" gsr ratio. Honestly though we're splitting hairs on the subject at this point as anyone buying Ag or Au right now is going to be way ahead of 98% of the population whenever inflation gets here.
charlie1023 (06-13-2012), HistoryStudent (06-12-2012), Irons (06-14-2012), KnowLaw (06-12-2012), REO 54 (06-12-2012), RoadKing (06-14-2012), Rollie Free (06-12-2012)
I kinda feel like Richard Russell... I'll let him say it...
"This time it really is different!"
Be careful out there; IT is a jungle.
Irons (06-14-2012), lhslancers3270 (06-23-2012)
The title says it all,
Silver Could Preserve More Value Than Gold
HistoryStudent (06-23-2012)
Nice one, Gcubed.Originally Posted by andial
But the real question here is: Will silver be allowed to "preserve more value than gold" given the wide discrepancy in the historical gold to silver ratio.
If silver can get back to even a 1:30 ratio, at $5000 gold that would be $166 in silver. That's not a bad gain from it's current under $30 the ounce (553% rise compared with gold's 313% rise from its current $1600 level).
Of course, that is a big "if" in that scenario.
HistoryStudent (06-23-2012)
IF silver gets to that ratio, I'm DUMPING every gram!!
jogslvr (06-23-2012)
Simple truth, if the stock market sells off, silver will tank.
Don't get pissed off at me I own the sh_t too.
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Gcubed (06-12-2012), Sindgefallen (06-14-2012), stewie (06-28-2012)
Due to the unforeseen circumstances I would hesitate to articulate on such a delicate subject.
" I'm not saying there should be a capital punishment for stupidity, but why don't we just take the safety labels off of everything and let the problem solve itself?" - Unknown
HistoryStudent (06-23-2012), newmisty (06-13-2012)
That reminds me of the judge telling the pro-per defendant who was representing himself - that he had a "fool" for a client.
Yes, we never know what the future may hold when gold and silver sell physically in the same equal fiat amount when the ratio is around 55 to 1 now - and
the kicker - they only get it out of the earth at a 10 to 1 "ish" ratio.
I guess the HONEST question is:
If you take something out of the earth by mining (one of only three ways to make money in capitalism: mining, manufacturing, agriculture)
at 10 to one against gold. And the ratio in price is 55 to ONE and the money spent is ONE TO ONE - then...
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1. if you buy something good when it is expensive, if will protect your purchasing power less well than if you buy something good when its cheap. yes, this is basically a GSR argument, but the same rationale applies to land, stocks, bonds, etc. just because something is a quality asset does not make it a good buy - price matters.
2. why do you look only at the GSR since 1970? this is the era of paper money. if you have such a narrow historical view, then look only at a chart of paper money or stocks since 1970 - they do fine. on the other hand, if you understand that there is a fatal flaw to the paper money era, then it would be necessary to look at the GSR prior to 1970. For most of history, the GSR has been under 17. It was the demonetizataion of silver in the latter part of the 1800s that got the GSR out of whack. I probably won't convince you that the GSR ought to be 17 or will be 17, but at least consider the contradiction of your skepticism of paper assets with a reference to a GSR timespan that encompasses only the paper asset era.
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-Evelyn De Rothschild, December 10, 2008. CNBC Interview
Gcubed (06-14-2012)
I would add a snip here but the clear thinking gold bugs have me covered.
The pie in the sky crowd will never learn, but oh, will they whine and claim victimhood.
Treasure Hunting Gold Hoor ~
"Is that you in the water? Bobbing for gold. Jeezers. " ~ Kingfisher
this isn't practice
Gcubed (06-14-2012)
Everyone gets a turn buddy!
Thinking of stacking some copper bars too...
I have given up on stacking silver for it to go sky high. I am holding for the rapture. or rupture. Dollars no longer have any value. No matter how many dollars it costs it is a bargain. If you intend to sell when it gets worth 50 or 100 dollars an ounce you are wasting your time trading back for worthless dollars. The best strategy is to hold till it is worth more than real estate. Then invest in dirt. You might get lucky and have oil and metal in your dirt.
Molon Labe I used to save Silver and Gold now I save Lead and Brass.
Silver is money in the Bible at 2,000 BC with Abraham buying the lot.
ALSO = Joseph selling his brothers grain for silver to keep the 70 from starving in a drought.
In fact:
Silver was money in history for all common goods from 5,000 BC in SLAG form.
I like the fundamentals.
They take it out of the earth at about 6.5 to 10 to 1 against gold coming out.
However they spend one fiat unit each at one to one every day (dollar for dollar like) so at the ratio they are buying up silver
many times faster then physical gold.
I think if you just want gold great that your choice.
(I always wonder why somebody hates silver when silver was the common man's REAL money hundreds of years before gold left the KING
only money).
Gold has always been money too. Genesis 2. Right after in the beginning.
Soon a barrel of oil will trade for a silver eagle...
Be careful out there; IT is a jungle.
anywoundedduck (06-23-2012), RoadKing (06-23-2012)
I like your thinking HS. However how long does it take for silver to be wiped out from the minds of the population?
It's been over 40 years since it's been actually used (at least partial) in nearly all countries and longer than that for actual exchange (for most).
Although I think that silver is money, valuable and may even have a little tucked away myself, but I've got to play Devil's Advocate here.
What if both silver and gold perform badly. People are so brainwashed and what we are seeing at the moment is massive "Hyper stagflation", what if it just continues and the whole middle class becomes poor and we have a small elite and those that work for them.
A lot of countries don't have any equality at all and people just don't have money to exchange for silver or gold and they also don't see the value in it. I doubt that there'll be enough time for the majority to be re-educated to see the value in precious metals and especially silver.
We have seen TPTB purchase "gold" and make the case for gold as central banks have been seen valuing it as part of their holdings.
However videos like Mark Dice really do confirm the public's complete ignorance of precious metals.
The whole reason to hold gold and silver is to use it as a store of value and a medium of exchange but we need others to view it that way too. So perception is possibly the most important thing ever.
What if... gold and silver never reach their potential in the possible scenarios for the future? How could that happen?
Condemnation without investigation is the highest form of ignorance.
None are more hopelessly enslaved than those that believe they are free. -Goethe
its been 40 years since silver has been used as money, but 80 years since gold has been used as money. did that point escape you?
the chinese are buying gold and melting 100 kg bars into 1 kg bars. as pms become further integrated into money, and more broadly, the size per transaction goes down.
The KEY word is CONFIDENCE. And sadly, the whole world is LOSING CONFIDENCE in their post 1971 "FIAT WORLD."
Sadly, only because it was mismanaged and looks like we are speeding toward a new non-paper "safe haven."
It's kinda like being damned if you are right and damned if you are not. With the mess coming.
The reason we have this HUGE deflation event worldwide is that so much PAPER is burning therein.
This was caused by a SEVERE reaction of the world toward a huge loss of money velocity (everybody holds on to their money)
and a severe default (read bank-RUPTURE) worldwide. Think major bubbles BURSTING 'round the globe.
That leads to a ROLL-a-COASTER event and severe ups and downs in the entire marketplace just like in Rome 2,000 years ago.
Something goes way up and then something goes way down. MOST sheeple follow their TV, Newspaper, Business News and get screwed both ways.
HOWEVER, Some Asian countries have told their populations to gain confidence in precious metals.
There's that word again...
Be careful out there; IT is a jungle.
KnowLaw (06-23-2012)
Best to ignore those who are bashing silver, IMO.
The fact is, the chickens are coming to roost, and soon, it will be judgement day for those Banksters who are shorting silver on the Crimex. Despite the Banksters overt manipulation of the price of silver, down more than $1.50 on Friday, rather than starting a stampede for the door on the long side of the Comex Open Interest. much to the Banksters chagrin, the longs held fast and increased their Total positions (all months) by a record of over 6,000 contracts, for a total of nearly 128,000 contracts. (This represents nearly twice the number of ounces supposedly being held in trust in the ETF, SLV.) But what really has the Banksters losing sleep, is that the delivery month of July begins in only 4 days. And much to the astonishment of the Banksters, rather than selling off, the longs increased their open interest for July delivery by 150 contracts, with a total of over 34,000 contracts standing for delivery. (170,000,000 ounces).
I wonder what a default to deliver would do to the price of silver?
You can read all about it here:
As Sgt. Joe Friday would say, "Just the facts mam, just the facts."
THERE IS NO LAW ENFORCEMENT: Criminal misconduct has become the norm for Wall Street Banksters. No laws are enforced for selling enormous supply without metal. The media reports none of this, as they are owned and controlled by the crooks. The Fiscal Cliff has long been breached, and the US Economy along with the dollar is soon to be a grease spot at the foot of this supposed Fiscal Cliff. Got Silver? Got Gold?
HistoryStudent (06-23-2012), KnowLaw (06-23-2012), RoadKing (06-23-2012), Weatherman (06-23-2012)
Seems to me everyone with those "standing for delivery orders" are playing like George Soros did against the National Bank of England - and he won a BILLION
(read 1,000 MILLIONS) for his trouble - or should I say theirs when they had to cover their British Pound in fiat.
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On September 16, 1992, Black Wednesday, Soros' fund sold short more than $10 billion in pounds,[22] profiting from the UK government's reluctance to either raise its interest rates to levels comparable to those of other European Exchange Rate Mechanism countries or to float its currency.
Finally, the UK withdrew from the European Exchange Rate Mechanism, devaluing the pound, earning Soros an estimated $1.1 billion. He was dubbed "the man who broke the Bank of England".[27] In 1997, the UK Treasury estimated the cost of Black Wednesday at £3.4 billion.
On Monday, October 26, 1992, The Times quoted Soros as saying: "Our total position by Black Wednesday had to be worth almost $10 billion. We planned to sell more than that. In fact, when Norman Lamont said just before the devaluation that he would borrow nearly $15 billion to defend sterling, we were amused because that was about how much we wanted to sell."
Stanley Druckenmiller, who traded under Soros, originally saw the weakness in the pound. "Soros' contribution was pushing him to take a gigantic position."[28][29]
In 1997, during the Asian financial crisis, the Prime Minister of Malaysia Mahathir bin Mohamad accused Soros of using the wealth under his control to punish the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) for welcoming Myanmar as a member. (~ HS note his old partner Jimmy Rogers just used national TV to suggest INVESTING in Myanmar - funny about how it's nice to know where the bodies are buried, and how they all stick together right?)
Following on a history of antisemitic remarks, Mahathir made specific reference to Soros' Jewish background ("It is a Jew who triggered the currency plunge"[30]) and implied Soros was orchestrating the crash as part of a larger Jewish conspiracy. Nine years later, in 2006, Mahathir met with Soros and afterwards stated that he accepted that Soros had not been responsible for the crisis.[31] In 1998's The Crisis of Global Capitalism: Open Society Endangered Soros explained his role in the crisis as follows:
The financial crisis that originated in Thailand in 1997 was particularly unnerving because of its scope and severity.... By the beginning of 1997, it was clear to Soros Fund Management that the discrepancy between the trade account and the capital account was becoming untenable. We sold short the Thai baht and the Malaysian ringgit early in 1997 with maturities ranging from six months to a year. (That is, we entered into contracts to deliver at future dates Thai Baht and Malaysian ringgit that we did not currently hold.) Subsequently Prime Minister Mahathir of Malaysia accused me of causing the crisis, a wholly unfounded accusation. We were not sellers of the currency during or several months before the crisis; on the contrary, we were buyers when the currencies began to decline – we were purchasing ringgits to realize the profits on our earlier speculation. (Much too soon, as it turned out. We left most of the potential gain on the table because we were afraid that Mahathir would impose capital controls. He did so, but much later.)[32]
The nominal U.S. dollar GDP of the ASEAN fell by $9.2 billion in 1997 and $218.2 billion (31.7%) in 1998.
Economist Paul Krugman is critical of Soros' effect on financial markets.
"[N]obody who has read a business magazine in the last few years can be unaware that these days there really are investors who not only move money in anticipation of a currency crisis, but actually do their best to trigger that crisis for fun and profit. These new actors on the scene do not yet have a standard name; my proposed term is 'Soroi'."[33]
I suggest in the long run the physical price of silver will soon be many times the paper price - for some reason... Just call it a shot in the ASS(ETS).
In history it is all easy to find the who, what, where, and when. The DIFFICULT "stuff is the HOW and WHY!"
Be careful out there; IT is a jungle.
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Theoretical and Physical Chemistry Institute, National Hellenic Research Foundation, 48 Vassileos Constantinou Ave., Athens 11635, Greece
Tel.: +30 210 7273802 FAX: +30 210 7273794 Email: nbacalis
Ph. D., Physics Department, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA (1984) M. S., Physics Department, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA (1980) Diploma in Physics, University of Athens (1973)
MAIN RESEARCH INTERESTS Theoretical (computational): electronic structure of solids, clusters and atoms. Advancement of quantum mechanical methods
EXTERNAL FUNDING Coordinator or participant in ten national and international research and educational projects in collaboration with academic and industrial organizations (National: PENED, ENTEP, ISTOS, Ministry of Labor Seminars; International: NATO, AFOSR, ONR, IKYDA).
CONFERENCES AND INVITED TALKS 15 international and 11 Greek conferences, 8 invited talks.
TEACHING ACTIVITIES Scientific Computing Seminars: Numerical Analysis (TPCI, NRHF, 1990-1993); Undergraduate courses in: Theoretical Mechanics, Electromagnetic Theory, Relativity Theory, Waves and Radiation, Modern Physics (School of Physical Sciences, Hellenic Open University, 2001-); Supervision of two Ph.D. students (TPCI/NRHF), Partial Supervision - Three Member Committee of other Ph.D. students.
HONORS AND AWARDS Greek Government Fellowship (1969-1973)
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS AND ACTIVITIES Member of the Greek Physical Society, Former Member of USA and UK Physical Societies
PUBLICATIONS Co-author of the book: Handbook of Calculated Electron Momentum Distributions, Compton Profiles, and X-Ray Form Factors of Elemental Solids, CRC Press (1991), 1 article in book, 54 publications in international refereed journals, 7 publications in international conference refereed proceedings (extended abstracts). About 400 (non-self)-citations.
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SELECTED RECENT PUBLICATIONS "Existence of He2- negative ions with two remote electrons in antibonding orbitals, N.C. Bacalis, J. Phys. B 33, 1415 (2000) "Transferable tight binding parameters for paramagnetic and ferromagnetic iron, N.C. Bacalis, D.A. Papaconstantopoulos, M.J. Mehl and M. Lach-hab, Physica B 296, 125 (2001) "Description of the chemical reaction path in the HCO molecule: a combined configuration interaction and tight-binding approach", N.C. Bacalis, A. Metropoulos and D.A. Papaconstantopoulos, Phys. Rev. A 71, 022707/1-10 (2005) "Analytic atomic wave functions of NMCSCF quality - and applications", Z. Xiong, M. Velgakis, N.C. Bacalis, Int. J. Q. Chem. 104 418 (2005) "Inherent restrictions of the Hylleraas-Undheim-MacDonald higher roots, and minimization functionals at the excited states", N.C. Bacalis, Z. Xiong and D. Karaoulanis, J. Comput. Meth. Sci. Eng. 8, 277 (2008) (Category: Invited Paper)


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Marc Faber: Most banks are insolvent (10/01/2012)
Thursday, January 12, 2012
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Wednesday, January 11, 2012
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- 2 Bath
- 1,260 Sq/Ft
Estimated Value $52,649 ($42 SQ/FT)
Estimated Value $52,649 ($42 SQ/FT)
List Price N/A
List Price $184,900 ($79 SQ/FT)
List Price $34,500 ($35 SQ/FT)
Estimated Value $104,208 ($79 SQ/FT)
Estimated Value $57,334 ($46 SQ/FT)
List Price $246,400 ($98 SQ/FT)
List Price N/A
List Price N/A
Estimated Value $37,381 ($23 SQ/FT)
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