$4.5 BN Stock Options Bet On Catastrophe Before 9/21
www.freedomtofascism.com
Anybody have a clue as to what these 'investors' are expecting?
The two sales are being referred to by market traders as "bin Laden
trades" because only an event on the scale of 9-11 could make these
short-sell options valuable.
There are 65,000 contracts @ $750.00 for the SPX 700 calls for open
interest. That controls 6.5 million shares at $750 = $4.5 Billion. Not
a single trade. But quite a bit of $$ on a contract that is 700 points
away from current value. No one would buy that deep "in the money"
calls. No reason to. So if they were sold looks like someone betting
on massive dislocation. Lots of very strange option activity that I
haven't seen before.
The entity or individual offering these sales can only make money if
the market drops 30%-50% within the next four weeks. If the market
does not drop, the entity or individual involved stands to lose over
$1 billion just for engaging in these contracts!
Clearly, someone knows something big is going to happen BEFORE the
options expire on Sept. 21.
THEORIES:
The following theories are being discussed widely within the stock and
options markets today regarding the enormous and very unusual activity
reported above and two stories below. Those theories are:
1) A massive terrorist attack is going to take place before Sept. 21
to tank the markets, OR;
2) China, reeling over losing $10 Billion in bad loans to the sub-
prime mortgage collapse presently taking place, is going to dump US
currency and tank all of Capitalism with a Communist financial
revolution. Either scenario is bad and the clock is ticking. The drop-
dead date of these contracts is September 21. Whatever is going to
happen MUST take place between now and then or the folks involved in
these contracts will lose over $1 billion for having engaged in this
activity.
"$1.78 Billion Bet that Stock Markets will crash by third week in
September Anonymous Stock Trader Sells 10K Contracts on EVERY S&P/Y
"Strike" Shorts Stocks "in the money" effectively selling all his SPY
holdings for cash up front without pressuring the market downward.
This is an enormous and dangerous stock option activity. If it goes
right, the guy makes about $2 Billion. If he's wrong, his out of
pocket costs for buying these options will exceed $700 Million!!! The
entity who sold these contracts can only make money if the stock
market totally crashes by the third week in September.
Bear in mind that the last time anyone conducted such large and
unusual stock option trades (like this one) was in the weeks before
the attacks of September 11.
Back then, they bought huge numbers of PUTS on airline stocks in the
same airlines whose planes were involved in the September 11 attacks.
Despite knowing who made these trades, the Securities and Exchange
Commission NEVER revealed who made the unusual trades and no one was
ever publicly identified as being responsible for the trades which
made upwards of $50 million when the attacks happened.
The fact that this latest activity by a single entity gambles on a
complete collapse of the entire market by the third week in September,
seems to indicate someone knows something really huge is in the works
and they intend to profit almost $2 Billion within the next four weeks
from whatever happens! This is really worrisome."
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4 comments:
Anonymous said...
Just one in a growing number of factors that point to ANOTHER FALSE-
FLAG TERROR EVENT!
These crazed neo-con nutcases are really going to do it! They think
they can get away with it again, but they won't!!!
Not after fighting them over there so they don't come here, and all
the billions we have plowed into "homeland security."
If another attack comes, we will need to SCRAP the POLICE STATE
because it will NOT have worked!
Sunday, August 26, 2007
Anonymous said...
"If another attack comes, we will need to SCRAP the POLICE STATE
because it will NOT have worked!"
I agree, however these complete and utter psychos will attempt to have
us believe that these new atacks worked because the police state has
not been tough enough, BANG martial law and a military state await.
Big changes are a comin' this fall.
Sunday, August 26, 2007
Don Robertson said...
Look, fools.
The equity markets are such huge head-faking swindles, anyone who
reads any kind of report about what will happen there, and finds
credulity, is simply a common dolt.
The basis for this article is a trolling-for-suckers desire to have
some few follow the false lead, the stock tip of the millenium and the
road to turning your paltry fortune into zeroes on your next monthly
statement.
A lot of Americans every day inherit large sums of money from their
dying parents, an aunt or an uncle. And almost as many have it
swindled from them just as fast as they inherited it by financial
swindles that take many forms.
This article is one of those seeds broadly cast upon the land that
will yield huge profits due to the gullibility of a relatively small
percentage of the many suckers with money.
And, while it is a small percentage, because this sort of swindle is
marketed day in and day out by every media outlet in the world, it
gets most people in the end.
Put you money in an FDIC insured bank and take the 5.00% interest.
Live cheap, for it's not how much you make that dictates financial
security, it's how much you spend.
A lot of people are saying buy gold, but trust me, you can neither eat
gold or buy anything with it.
Don Robertson, The American Philosopher
Sunday, August 26, 2007
Anonymous said...
Do we know whether or not this individual or group has other
offsetting positions that would affect the profitability of these
options?
Maybe they are doing some complex option strategy with a straddle or
butterfly or who knows? I'll be watching to see what happens though.
Thanks for the alert.
Sunday, August 26, 2007
http://mparent7777-2.blogspot.com/2007/08/45b-bet-on-another-911-within-4-weeks.html
reinhardt
It would only be a problem in the obvious sectors affected.
Trading can be halted anytime.
The big coordinated downfall should start on the Ides of march (just
like 2000).
But, get out of mortgage and related housing the week of Oct 23, 2007
and move to energy until mid-march then move to healthcare for about
6-12 months then get out of almost everything. Gold and metals will
be intentionally debased as well.
Then take a good look at the prosects of war-commodities and the
effect of a military industrial complex.
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>
>The big coordinated downfall <snip>...
...is already in progress.
The person or persons who placed the $4.5BN bets have no clue how the stock
market really works. They're banking on there WILL be a stock market after
DC is silicafied.
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reinhardt
> On Sun, 26 Aug 2007 15:57:33 -0700, reinhardt <servicec...@bellsouth.net>
> wrote:
>
>
>
> >The big coordinated downfall <snip>...
>
> ...is already in progress.
I don't think so
Downfall excused by inept lending has already started
Downfall blamed on intentional fraud and corruption in trading
(insider, broker, enterprise corruption) in the banking mortgage biz
starts the week of Oct 23
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No snookie. The Federal Reserve doesn't have control of their own
fiat money system anymore. They can't stop a collapse nor can they create
one.
What caused the collapse of the dollar was human greed -- which is something
the Jewish bankers fostered by their economic blackmail and economic
slavery.
They screwed themselves.
reinhardt
One thought at a time
no
no
no
probably
and no
ya-know it is a shame how well state education and state media really
works on the mind of the learner and the viewer
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>One thought at a time
Okay, feeble mind. Here's two, hope you can cope:
1. The Federal Reserve doesn't have control over its own monetary system
anymore.
2. The Federal Reserve just wants you to BELIEVE they have control over
their fiat monetary system.
3. The Federal Reserve is HOPING if you believe in the power of the
almighty buck, that those beliefs will uphold the system and keep it from
crashing.
Oops, that's three things. Can you cope with that much information all at
once, or would grunting and scraping your knuckles on the ground be a better
way to communicate?
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So kiddies, this is why the Federal Reserve via the CIA put a $4.5 billion
stock option be on a catastrophe before 9/21 -- to promote belief that there
will be a stock market after the dollar collapses.
Ridiculous? Yes, indeedy. The stock market is the main venue by which the
Federal Reserve created money out of thin air -- as witnessed by the over
valued stock prices.
There won't be a stock market after the dollar collapses, dumbasses!
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>On Mon, 27 Aug 2007 14:35:40 -0400, www.freedomtofascism.com <tr...@r.us>
>wrote:
>
>>On Mon, 27 Aug 2007 11:19:48 -0700, reinhardt <servi...@bellsouth.net>
>>wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>One thought at a time
>>
>>Okay, feeble mind. Here's two, hope you can cope:
>>
>>1. The Federal Reserve doesn't have control over its own monetary system
>>anymore.
>>
>>2. The Federal Reserve just wants you to BELIEVE they have control over
>>their fiat monetary system.
>>
>>3. The Federal Reserve is HOPING if you believe in the power of the
>>almighty buck, that those beliefs will uphold the system and keep it from
>>crashing.
>>
>>Oops, that's three things. Can you cope with that much information all at
>>once, or would grunting and scraping your knuckles on the ground be a better
>>way to communicate?
>
>So kiddies, this is why the Federal Reserve via the CIA put a $4.5 billion
>stock option bet on a catastrophe before 9/21 -- to promote belief that there
>will be a stock market after the dollar collapses.
>
>Ridiculous? Yes, indeedy. The stock market is the main venue by which the
>Federal Reserve created money out of thin air -- as witnessed by the over
>valued stock prices.
>
>There won't be a stock market after the dollar collapses, dumbasses!
The Great Financial Crisis or Who’s Got a Turd in his Briefcase?
All the major financial analysts claim the ongoing and deepening financial
crisis is in large part the result of investor uncertainty. This is because
the investment banks, derivatives and hedge funds placed high risk,
sub-prime mortgages and junk bonds, along with other more reliable debt
paper into packages and sold them to institutional and private bankers who
in turn ‘retailed’ them around the world.
. 08.24.2007
The rating agencies, who are paid by the sellers, all gave top billing (AA,
AAA) to these hybrid securities, mortgages and junk bonds, encouraging
investment advisers to push them on to risk-averse client looking for higher
returns than Treasury notes. Most of the investors do not know whose and
what paper they are holding, nor how much their hedge funds are losing or
have lost. Those who can, have pulled out. The banks are reticent to loan to
any applicant. Leverage funds are a dirty word among lenders. Hedge funds
are either selling assets to pay loans or not telling what they own or owe.
Derivatives have been deflowered. Central Banks in the US, Japan and the
European Union have poured (and keep pouring) over $250 billion to the
private banks hoping to create liquidity but the banks won’t lend – because,
as one prominent banker in Palm Springs told me “Nobody knows who’s got a
turd (worthless investments) in his brief case.”
Meanwhile, Goldman Sach, Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers are all closing
down bankrupt investment funds or trying to prop them up. The Fed props up
all the worst speculators in the name of ‘saving the financial system’ - in
a way that it would never prop up the failing American health system. The
financial system has the ‘runs’ and infusions of Fed funds have failed to
block the ‘run for cover’.
“Everybody for himself…and don’t look back’, is the watchword of leading
equity bankers. The Democrats are calling for the usual inconsequential
Congressional hearings about what went wrong. Congressmen Levin and Barney
Frank will ask the wrong questions to the wrong people – going after the
weakest fall guys – the rating agencies – for overrating the fraudulent
deals, not the dealmakers themselves. The ‘turds’ in the briefcases are big
and smelly but no one knows how big: $250 billion or $500 billion. There are
a lot of bankers and hedge fund billionaires walking around with invisible
clothespins on their noses.
Where is Greenspan, since he started the whole scam with his low interest,
deregulated financial markets? The homely hero of all
hedge-derivatives-innovative financial scamsters sanctioned, approved and
promoted the pyramid swindles. He’s off advising Deutsch Bank and suckering
the international bankers for $100,000 fees for his failed financial
recipes. But for those speculators who made a bundle and left, Greenspan is
not part of the emerging turd culture. For them he is still the financial
genius who made their fortunes.
So unless the fund directors come clean, empty their brief cases and open
their balance sheets we won’t know who are carrying the turds: The great
unknowns include the unredeemable bonds, the worthless mortgages and the
illiquid hedge funds. Without knowledge of the size and scope of the turds,
the great uncertainty has frozen most investments and loans – it is
paralyzing the financial system. Even Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (the
federally-funded mortgage companies) can’t come in and buy up the ‘turds’
(otherwise known as ‘bad debts’), no matter how many hundreds of billions of
US taxpayers’ money they are willing to spend.
All the financial wizards, the super-smart scientific, mathematical,
guaranteed 30% per year investment advisers have less credibility than a
street corner con man. The most arrogant, pretentious, scientific
speculators have been humbled; especially those oracles who practiced what
is call among the insiders as ‘Quantitative investment’.
Quantitative investing (QI), the use of complex computer models in making
investment decisions, was used and promoted by some of the reputedly
smartest and highest regarded ‘gurus’ of Wall Street. For a decade the
complex mathematical modeling produced extraordinary profits for Renaissance
funds, Goldman Sachs and numerous other asset managers and hedge funds. With
the massive sell-offs of assets to pay debts and the desperate drive for
liquidity, all the assumptions of the QI went out the window. “The Model”
cannot account for any crisis which calls into question ‘historical trends’.
The best and the brightest are baffled. At first, the QI geniuses said the
crisis was a localized problem for the sub-prime bottom-dwelling
speculators. But as their own funds dropped they blamed hysterical investors
who over-reacted. “A problem of perceptions”, they psychologized. But their
funds continued to decline: the Market wasn’t acting as their ‘model’
dictated. Hearsay flourished, skeptics surged.
“What’s the problem: The Market or the Model?”, one QI practitioner asked
his colleagues.
The answer from the Market: “It’s the model stupid: All the QI use
historical models that extrapolated past patterns into the future as if
capitalism is a crisis-free system which changed incrementally and in which
investors borrowed rationally to leverage purchases in line with their
capacity to pay back any losses. That’s Main-Street folklore for retail
brokers and the daily fare of American Enterprise ideologues.”
Scientific mathematical modeling in the Great Casino predictably turned out
to be as fallible as numerology spun by Shamans to explain the life cycle.
No one’s going out of the window of the upper stories of high rise offices –
yet. What’s keeping the suicide rate down is precisely what’s keeping
investors running: no one knows how many hundreds of billions in worthless
paper is being held. With the demise of the mathematical modeling
speculative science, we are now in the period of the Mystical Black Hole.
The big investment houses and hedge funds are holding back on revelations,
hoping that investment confidence will return if investors are kept in the
dark about how much they lost. This is a step below Voodoo Economics. How
can investor confidence return if they don’t know if the big turds are in
the briefcase of the Renaissance Funds, Goldman Sachs, First Quadrant or any
one or all of a thousand and one Ali Baba hedge funds?
Let them lose their pants, writes orthodox Market pundits like Marty Wolf in
the Financial Times. “In order to value risk, they should lose properly. To
bail them out”, they argue, “is a moral hazard.” Meaning of course, that if
the hype and scam speculators are covered by a Federal Bank bail out, they
lose nothing, and will repeat swindling in the future. Bailouts are a
formula for financial scam recidivism. So much, alas, for the advice of
orthodox market experts. European Central Banks and the US Federal Reserve
know what class they represent: Real existing speculator plungers, not
textbook risk-calculating value-oriented entrepreneurs, are their reference
group. The risk of letting the bad boys sink is that there are too many of
them, working in most of the most powerful investment houses, managing too
many funds, for the most powerful financiers.
“There are no good financiers and bad speculators”, one philosophically
inclined fund manager (who is likely carrying a turd) put it, “We are all in
this together, if we sink so does the whole financial system.” Is this a
self-interested plea for financial solidarity, a closet Marxist or a prophet
of doom? Nobody knows till we delve into the Black Hole of the financial
crisis. That won’t happen till the brief cases open.
http://www.petras.lahaine.org/articulo.php?p=1707&more=1&c=1
reinhardt
There are a lot of jury selectors that are looking for individuals
like you.
Tyco was one.
The number one count (enterprise corruption) was too confusing for the
jury
But like I said, I am always interested to hear the result of state
education and state media.
reinhardt
> There won't be a stock market after the dollar collapses, dumbasses!
A speculative market
reinhardt
> There won't be a stock market after the dollar collapses, dumbasses!
The reason the stock market exists.. is to fail.
Another failure is the desired goal.
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>But like I said, I am always interested to hear the result of state
>education and state media.
The CIA believes their own propaganda.
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>
>
>> There won't be a stock market after the dollar collapses, dumbasses!
>
>A speculative market
Snooks, the engine driving the entire Federal Reserve are the slaves, er the
American public.
They can't afford their own monetary system -- it is vastly too costly.
Money can't buy them what they need.
And they don't make enough money to keep the dollar afloat.
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>
>> There won't be a stock market after the dollar collapses, dumbasses!
>
>The reason the stock market exists.. is to fail.
>
>Another failure is the desired goal.
>
The stock market is a ponzi scheme -- a con game -- designed to put value on
fascism, er, corporatism -- hence the name 'stock'.
Buying stock in corporatism when corporations aren't worth the money they're
printed on is unwise.
http://www.petras.lahaine.org/articulo.php?p=1707&more=1&c=1
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wrote:
>On Mon, 27 Aug 2007 12:43:00 -0700, reinhardt <servi...@bellsouth.net>
>wrote:
>
>>
>>> There won't be a stock market after the dollar collapses, dumbasses!
>>
>>The reason the stock market exists.. is to fail.
>>
>>Another failure is the desired goal.
>>
>The stock market is a ponzi scheme -- a con game -- designed to put value on
>fascism, er, corporatism -- hence the name 'stock'.
>
>Buying stock in corporatism when corporations aren't worth the money they're
>printed on is unwise.
>
>http://www.petras.lahaine.org/articulo.php?p=1707&more=1&c=1
And one more thing....
Corporations hiding behind the guise of government won't hang around long if
they're not getting paid. It has always been understood that corporations
are mercenaries.
And it's a sure fire bet the American's don't have enough money to pay them.
reinhardt
> On Mon, 27 Aug 2007 15:56:13 -0400,www.freedomtofascism.com<tr...@r.us>
> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> >On Mon, 27 Aug 2007 12:43:00 -0700, reinhardt <servicec...@bellsouth.net>
> >wrote:
>
> >>> There won't be a stock market after the dollar collapses, dumbasses!
>
> >>The reason the stock market exists.. is to fail.
>
> >>Another failure is the desired goal.
>
> >The stock market is a ponzi scheme -- a con game -- designed to put value on
> >fascism, er, corporatism -- hence the name 'stock'.
>
> >Buying stock in corporatism when corporations aren't worth the money they're
> >printed on is unwise.
>
> >http://www.petras.lahaine.org/articulo.php?p=1707&more=1&c=1
>
> And one more thing....
>
> Corporations hiding behind the guise of government won't hang around long if
> they're not getting paid. It has always been understood that corporations
> are mercenaries.
>
> And it's a sure fire bet the American's don't have enough money to pay them.
>
> --
>
> - Show quoted text -
to gloomy
not realistic
The master needs cures
The master is addicted to modern civilization
The master needs servants,, live ones
and nobody has ever really counted money anyway
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>On Aug 27, 9:53 pm, www.freedomtofascism.com <tr...@r.us> wrote:
>> On Mon, 27 Aug 2007 15:56:13 -0400,www.freedomtofascism.com<tr...@r.us>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> >On Mon, 27 Aug 2007 12:43:00 -0700, reinhardt <servicec...@bellsouth.net>
>> >wrote:
>>
>> >>> There won't be a stock market after the dollar collapses, dumbasses!
>>
>> >>The reason the stock market exists.. is to fail.
>>
>> >>Another failure is the desired goal.
>>
>> >The stock market is a ponzi scheme -- a con game -- designed to put value on
>> >fascism, er, corporatism -- hence the name 'stock'.
>>
>> >Buying stock in corporatism when corporations aren't worth the money they're
>> >printed on is unwise.
>>
>> >http://www.petras.lahaine.org/articulo.php?p=1707&more=1&c=1
>>
>> And one more thing....
>>
>> Corporations hiding behind the guise of government won't hang around long if
>> they're not getting paid. It has always been understood that corporations
>> are mercenaries.
>>
>> And it's a sure fire bet the American's don't have enough money to pay them.
>>
>> --
>> Posted via a free Usenet account fromhttp://www.teranews.com- Hide quoted text -
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>to gloomy
Not at all, greed is an aphrodisaic.
>not realistic
Oh come on, your Ubermasters go into a voodoo trance when they get
endorphins from killing something.
>The master needs cures
Try a Bandaid.
>The master is addicted to modern civilization
Your masters are addicted to killing.
>The master needs servants,, live ones
Your masters are addicted to control and killing.
>and nobody has ever really counted money anyway
Greed lust is more powerful than the sex drive or the killing instinct.
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>The master needs cures
You will gaze into my eyes, you will do as I say....
...try duct tape.
It comes in colors now, you know!
http://www.duct-tape.com/?gclid=CKznrIapl44CFQKHHgoddnAvRA
ROFLMAO.
Why don't you pay one of your Wall Street psychics a bonus and get them to
tell you everything is just peachy, eh?
Hey, wait! Greenspan is still on retainer for $100K a pop.
I'm sure he'll tell you whatever you want to hear.
If that doesn't do it, then do try Duct Tape. It fixes anything!
Thanks for playing <idiot>.
reinhardt
greed is the excuse used to keep the peasants enslaved
and it works due to its obvious simplicity
the bigger picture is a little more complex
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>greed is
Main Entry: greed
Pronunciation: 'grEd
Function: noun
Etymology: back-formation from greedy
a selfish and excessive desire for more of something (as money) than is
needed
http://m-w.com/dictionary/greed
>the excuse used to keep the peasants enslaved
It's not an excuse its a self-defeating emotional reaction.
Main Entry: 1fear
Pronunciation: 'fir
Function: verb
Etymology: Middle English feren, from Old English f[AE]ran, from f[AE]r
transitive verb
1 archaic : FRIGHTEN
2 archaic : to feel fear in (oneself)
3 : to have a reverential awe of <fear God>
4 : to be afraid of : expect with alarm <fear the worst>
intransitive verb : to be afraid or apprehensive <feared for their lives>
- fear·er noun
http://m-w.com/dictionary/fear
>and it works due to its obvious simplicity
>the bigger picture is a little more complex
Main Entry: ig·no·rant
Pronunciation: 'ig-n(&-)r&nt
Function: adjective
1 a : destitute of knowledge or education <an ignorant society>; also :
lacking knowledge or comprehension of the thing specified <parents ignorant
of modern mathematics> b : resulting from or showing lack of knowledge or
intelligence <ignorant errors>
2 : UNAWARE, UNINFORMED
- ig·no·rant·ly adverb
- ig·no·rant·ness noun
synonyms IGNORANT, ILLITERATE, UNLETTERED, UNTUTORED, UNLEARNED mean not
having knowledge. IGNORANT may imply a general condition or it may apply to
lack of knowledge or awareness of a particular thing <an ignorant fool>
<ignorant of nuclear physics>. ILLITERATE applies to either an absolute or a
relative inability to read and write <much of the population is still
illiterate>. UNLETTERED implies ignorance of the knowledge gained by reading
<an allusion meaningless to the unlettered>. UNTUTORED may imply lack of
schooling in the arts and ways of civilization <strange monuments built by
an untutored people>. UNLEARNED suggests ignorance of advanced subjects
<poetry not for academics but for the unlearned masses>
http://m-w.com/dictionary/ignorant
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>On Tue, 28 Aug 2007 05:35:14 -0700, reinhardt <servi...@bellsouth.net>
>wrote:
>
>
>>greed is
>
>Main Entry: greed
>Pronunciation: 'grEd
>Function: noun
>Etymology: back-formation from greedy
> a selfish and excessive desire for more of something (as money) than is
> needed
>http://m-w.com/dictionary/greed
>
>>the excuse used to keep the peasants enslaved
>
>It's not an excuse its a self-defeating emotional reaction.
And it is an emotional reaction which CAUSES the thing
they fear the most to happen, which is their OWN enslavement.
People who have a compulsive need to control others fear that they,
themselves, will become enslaved, so they take action to prevent that, and
in doing so enslave themselves to a system they made, which enslaves THEM.
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>On Tue, 28 Aug 2007 09:38:17 -0400, www.freedomtofascism.com <tr...@r.us>
>wrote:
>
>>On Tue, 28 Aug 2007 05:35:14 -0700, reinhardt <servi...@bellsouth.net>
>>wrote:
>>
>>
>>>greed is
>>
>>Main Entry: greed
>>Pronunciation: 'grEd
>>Function: noun
>>Etymology: back-formation from greedy
>> a selfish and excessive desire for more of something (as money) than is
>> needed
>>http://m-w.com/dictionary/greed
>>
>>>the excuse used to keep the peasants enslaved
>>
>>It's not an excuse its a self-defeating emotional reaction.
>
>And it is an emotional reaction which CAUSES the thing
>they fear the most to happen, which is their OWN enslavement.
>
>People who have a compulsive need to control others fear that they,
>themselves, will become enslaved, so they take action to prevent that, and
>in doing so enslave themselves to a system they made, which enslaves THEM.
Once enslaved, they're targets for asymmetric fare. I wouldn't exactly call
using someone's vulnerabilities a war, but it is an age-old eastern
philosophy. And well founded, I might add.
To wit: the dollar collapse, the stock market collapse, and a bankrupt
Federal Reserve.
Said a trillion times before: those with the most advanced technology win.
Luckily in your case, they're on your side, whether or not you like it.
Tally ho, kiddies!
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PS -- Please don't neglect the fact that not everyone working for the CIA is
on the Nazi Bankers side -- especially in light of Cheney's betrayal of the
CIA -> Plame.
Perhaps that's why "someone" created the demand for CDOs, which is what
brought the stock market to a halt. The Federal Reserve can't print enough
money to keep banks afloat, and in doing so will cause massive inflation,
which will completely destroy the USA, and any hopes of a Federal Reserve
recovery. Even if the Fed declares the dollar defunct and introduces the
Amero, they will have banking instrument which has no world buying power.
It's not likely the Amero will be accepted as a foreign trade instrument,
not after the dollar fiasco. And the Amero won't be backed by oil either.
The Fed is screwed. Completely.
http://www.eurotrib.com/?op=displaystory;sid=2007/8/18/11223/4845
www.freedomtofascism.com
wrote:
And to tidy things up -- back to the original hook:
Greed.
Relevant excerpt:
"Why was there high demand for the most wacky CDOs? An easy answer is that
higher risk attracts higher reward - so greedy we are. "
http://www.eurotrib.com/?op=displaystory;sid=2007/8/18/11223/4845
So, as said previously, in a nut shell --
What brought the all mighty Federal Reserve to its knees?
Using greed against them.
Tally ho, fer shure!
HAND.
reinhardt
You sound like you have greed issues
Not everyone has greed issues