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That's an awful message: http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/philg/2011/04/27/biggest-u-s-economic-story-of-the-year-federal-government-v-boeing/ You can not produce where you want any longer? Or how else does one has to understand it. Well one can see it the US is deledefs land of plenty.... Maybe it's...
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Well now this year is nearly done. Let's see what has happened with freedom and responsibility. 1) Obama has got his Obamacare which means force and new bureaucratic hurdles. Shell will be saved by politics... So by all liberal means, this just means freedom was diminished 2) the EU has introduced...
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this is the question. The Dax is up around 1000 points that are roughly 16,67 %, let's see what the Dow has done: up around 1000 points also that are roughly 9.6%. Well let's see Gold: roughly up 300 EUR from 750 EUR beginning of the year, that are gains of around 40%. Now is Gold a Bubble? Well...
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Wed, Dec 29 2010
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Filed under: politicians, stealing, bureaucrats, deledefs, inflation, worthless money, Bubble, silver, gold, central bank
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Unfortunately nothing was learned. As you may have registered the stock markets are going up. Well the suprise is not that large. There is so much funny mulitcolored paper available. Once it was known as curreny but it's does not have any worth. So Gold is up over 80% in two years. And the stock...
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Have you ever considered, why inflation is accepted as something inevitable? Well guess again, it's not inevitable. Check out the diverse books form von Mises, Hayek, Friedman and you can see why inflation is the every day robbery of those having control over the money. Even a simple line of deduction...
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Well let us assume you're looking for a new car. You have your ideas about how your car should work or look. Fortunatly we can choose among quite a few car sellers. Now let's conclude you like a car for up to 7 people not too, tall. Fine there are e.g Sharan and Galaxy here in Germany. Well in...
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Now this was not unique but at least a nice statement of good-doers. In Germany there are quite a few limits on gambling. In fact there is a kind of monopoly on it for the governement. Now the EU has judged, that this does not conform to EU law. First statment of the leader of the opposition: "We...
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then I just have on advice to you. Ask for more political intervention. The examples on how efficiently money can be burned are legion. Let's see the biggest burning places for money in Germany. 1) budget for "social issues" 2) subsedies (well in EU land you get subsedies for nearly everything...
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I'm quite sensible about anything governement. IMHO this whole stuff is just established to feed vermins. So I'm extremly paranoid if it comes to data in the hand of the governement (let's name it shorter enemy). I'm a regular reader of comp.risks and this is "breat-taking"...
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with compliments: http://www.quadrant.org.au/blogs/doomed-planet/2010/05/crisis-in-new-zealand-climatology It's very actual as you can see. And it does not shade a good light on the supporters of the man-made climate change. Now if we consider what has happened the last half year in this area. We...
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from Greece is in free fall. Now it's Junk-bond status. The interest has risen to above 10%. Well Greeks the EUR is just "paper" money. So there's always the "solutio" of hyperinflation. Unfortunatly you are not alone with the EUR. So you are a bit more lucky this time, Politicians...
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Ah, well somone would call it "Living in interesting times". I'd rather read it like, going to die. The EU considers now (b)failing out Countries, our first try Greece, next stop (who knows) but it can't took that long till it's Germany. I guess this will be the mother of all failouts...