December 31, 2006

Agriculturalists


Be good to the people that till the land.
Without them it would not be possible for you to eat.
They can simply put the seed into the ground.
And follow as their forefathers did
for generations after generation.

UNTIL THE CLIMATE CHANGES!

December 27, 2006

Chart

Note that the recovery period can be quite deceiving if you do not have a good lump of cash to being with. Use this chart with your historical studies to discover how the global economy will react. We'll show you how, but you will need to have the will and ambition to go get some books. Therefore, we'll recommend some books for you soon too!

Chart

Note that the recovery period can be quite deceiving if you do not have a good lump of cash to being with. Use this chart with your historical studies to discover how the global economy will react. We'll show you how, but you will need to have the will and ambition to go get some books. Therefore, we'll recommend some books for you soon too!

December 26, 2006

Christmas Time

Always give to statues. That way you will always get your money back (unless you turn your back).

December 23, 2006

US, China Square Off

We're not the only nation in this world that has economic leverage. In fact, China is developing the capacity to counter US financial interests in its region. This is not so good because the US might not be able invest strategically.


All this means that the US has lost a significant step to China - economically, politically, and strategically - in Southeast Asia's increasingly important strategic theater. All indications are that the region is moving toward more Chinese and less US influence, and as US hegemony gradually comes to an end, so too it seems are Southeast Asia's short-lived experiments with democracy and financial liberalism. (link)


Remember, this is for your consideration when considering how to invest, and is a stark reminder that even if you are out of debt (or on your way there) it is time to start thinking seriously.

Cancer and Debt

Now, I will address this issue once and only once. If you have cancer and are in debt, you can use your utmost misfortune to your legal benefit. Certain kinds of cancers allow one to get money from lawsuits. Check out Mesolink.org, a good guide for common asbestos cancer (mesothelioma). Hope you make it through the ordeal, both the debt and the cancer....both are destroying the nation.

December 17, 2006

Derivatives

Also for your consideration from the same report.

Seven largest US banks' counter-party to their investment on the derivatives market - 2005 (Source: Office of the Comptroller of the Currency / US Department of Treasury)

Surplus


This map of the state of surplus in the world economy is useful for your consideration as to which country is in debt and which is not.






World's payment balances in 2005 (States in surplus in blue (dark blue = Euroland) / States in deficit in red)

December 15, 2006

The Old Farm

A Cup

Should you not get yourself out of debt soon, you might have to go the way of the hobos. This fascinating group of people were most likley in debt.





Will you allow yourself to be a modern day hobo? If so, the least you can do while you spend your financial future away is to build a hobo cup. For sales by hobos who want to make money off of you!

anyone interested in obtaining pieces from our modern day Hobo Artists can email me at the link below and I'll put them in touch with the Hobo. Not only are there many examples to choose from, to be enjoyed today, but some day, in the future, these will be valuable antiques.

So, if you want to buy a hobocup, go for it...perhaps you can reverse engineer it when you want to sip from a puddle of rainwater.

December 13, 2006

Don't Forget the Images of Yesteryear

You'll find this video interesting and education. Keep absorbing this information until you get it. The economy is in crisis if and only if you do not get out of debt soon.

VIDEO

December 12, 2006

Dollar Bye Bye?

Der Spiegel in Europe asks something that you should be asking yourself too.

Is an end of an era looming in the foreign exchange markets? The dollar has been depreciating against the euro for weeks. Currency experts and the German government don't yet see this as cause for alarm. The US currency's role as a lead currency isn't as important as it used to be, they say.


The importance here, for us Americans, is that the US ROLE AS BEING THE OWNER OF THE SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT WORLD CURRENCY IS NEARING THE END. Since it "isn't as important as it used to be.

Consider what the reasons for the dollar not being as important are:

Another reason is that the dollar zone is no longer as important for German exports as it was only a few decades ago. Leaving aside exceptions such as the auto industry, other regions of the world have long since become more important to the German economy than the United States, where Germany now sells less than one-tenth of its exports. Germany exports more than 40 percent of its goods and services to other countries within the euro zone, 13 percent to eastern Europe and nine percent to Asia. The turbulence surrounding the dollar has had virtually no effect on German exports to neighboring European countries. Most of the EU's new members have tied their currencies to the euro, and exchange rate risks evaporated for western Europe with the introduction of the euro.

December 11, 2006

Dont Contribute!

Campaign to cancel Africa's debt. Contribute to Africa action!

UNLESS YOU ARE IN DEBT. THEN CONTRIBUTE TO YOUR OWN GROUP. THAT IS YOUR SELF.

Darfur needs you too!

December 8, 2006

Jumpin Down

It is not an option to jump down from debt to non debt. You have to evolve into being nondebt. Therefore, prepare for the struggle because you're going to do it. You will not spend another dime beyond your means. When you do spend, you will only have one option. That being you do not spend all your means, but save them too. In doing so, you can begin to repay your debt.

You can figure out the technicalities of how exactly repayment is to be done. We have not a clue as to what your exact financial situation is. Therefore, evaluate your situation and do get in touch with your creditors. Perhaps you can negotiate a settlement. Always be polite and sincere in the matter. They want to help you, but you also have to be responsible with your spending and savings.

December 7, 2006

TRILLIONS LOST IN ARTIFICIAL NAKED SHORT AGAINST USD

The pattern of depression might just be around the corner. Our national economy is sitll not immune to the effects of a few greedy individuals. Consider the following, and be concerned. (link)

Apart from the $1.0 trillion worth of US currency held by the Chinese in their foreign exchange reserves, and lesser amounts held as official reserves with other key central banks, the Ambassador’s $4.5 trillion are the ‘only’ hard dollars cash available. Because of the impact of our last report 3rd December 2006, and in the context of the horrifying developments reported below, and other horrendous developments not reported here, the Chinese cannot even change these dollars into other convertible currencies on the scale that they need to do, if they are not to lose almost the entire value of them, when the US dollar collapses, as is about to happen.

December 4, 2006

Iranian Economic War?

Could this be the opening salvo in the economic war between Iran and America? We believe it is, and could start a trend of other countries, including China, to being reinvesting their foreign reserves in currencies other than the dollar. This article fresh from Tehran.

TEHRAN – Iran has decided to replace dollar with euro in its foreign trade given the continual impediments and hostile policies directed by U.S. toward the country, Iranian finance minister said on Monday.

According to ISNA, the would-be decision is also more attuned to existing trade volume between Iran and European nations, the country’s major economic partners, which is transacted through the ‘euro banks’. “Such inclination has been underlying part of our economic policy for awhile and our Oil Stabilization Fund (OSF) in dollar is at its lowest now,” Davud Danesh-Jafari continued.

Back in September, the head of the Central Bank of Iran (CBI) Ebrahim Sheibani had threatened that Iran would resort to dollar-to-euro conversion if the U.S. pressure continued. Moreover, the 9/11 event seemed to consolidate a tentative unanimity being formed on this matter among Iranian statesmen after the emergence of euro in 2000.

Experts believe that less reliance on dollar and conversion to euro may increase Iran’s financial flexibility and access to euro accounts would be easier if the U.S. chooses to impose a unilateral economic sanction on the country.

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December 3, 2006

The storms

Chilling if you think of the comparisons...meteorological patterns move in waves.

The Storms

In 1934 to 1936, three record drought years were marked for the nation. In 1936, a more severe storm spread out of the plains and across most of the nation. The drought years were accompanied with record breaking heavy rains, blizzards, tornadoes and floods. In September 1930, it rained over five inches in a very short time in the Oklahoma Panhandle. The flooding in Cimarron County was accompanied by a dirt storm which damaged several small buildings and graineries. Later that year, the regions were whipped again by a strong dirt storm from the southwest until the winds gave way to a blizzard from the north.

December 2, 2006

Declining US Economy

Read these signs of the times as being an indicator for why YOU should be getting out of debt, post haste. Debt is not a joke, ever. But being in debt when teh national economy is in debt and declining is definatly the worst of all possible worlds. A hard landing of the US economy might just be in the future.


According to the report issued by the US Council of Economic Advisers on November 21, the US Government has revised down the expected economic growth rate over three years - 3.1 per cent for 2006, 2.9 per cent for 2007 and 3.1 per cent for 2008.

The original projections were 3.6 per cent in 2006, 3.3 per cent in 2007 and 3.2 per cent in 2008.

The revision is obviously connected to the current sliding of the growth rate of the US economy.

After going through seasonal adjustment, the growth rate of the US economy in the third quarter of this year registered merely 1.6 per cent, a record low since the first quarter of 2003. The growth rate stood at 5.6 per cent for the first quarter and 2.6 per cent for the second quarter.

The likelihood of the US economy's making a hard landing increases against this context. Moreover, a medium-term stagnation could come in 2007. The expected growth rate could be downgraded further, taking into account the deteriorating economic situation.

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