Joel Skousen: Obama’s So-Called Tax Cuts, The Continued Fleecing of America – Alex Jones Tv 3/3
BUSINESS AS USUAL: TAX DEAL VIOLATES THE GOP “PLEDGE TO AMERICA” Even before the Republican leadership takes control in the next Congress, they are already reneging on their pledge to cut spending—supposedly in a deal with the devil to obtain an extension of the current tax cuts. When President Barack Obama jumped on the bandwagon to extend the Bush-era tax cuts I figured there had to be more to it than simply acceding to the will of the voters expressed in November. In fact, Obama was getting a goldmine of concessions from GOP leaders even as the Republicans were claiming victory. The worst of these was a tacit agreement that Republicans would not stand in the way of funding the government through September 2011, even though they would appear to oppose it. Sadly, that includes the funding of the notorious Health Care Reform act–which Republican leaders pledged to repeal. To receive a one-time free sample copy of the brief, email us at editor@worldaffairsbrief.com www.joelskousen.com www.prisonplanet.tv http
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Comment by Nebula485 on 3 January 2011:
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Comment by Joe11Blue on 3 January 2011:
@purplefetus3 Very true, and justifiably so. Only in the past few decades have Banker’s, that own nothing in real world value, had any real worth on society with fiat currency. The whole thing is a farce, and probably the biggest Ponzi Scheme ever attempted.
Comment by Joe11Blue on 3 January 2011:
@singingwithrosellas It’s value is not from usefulness. It’s value are due to it’s properties and it’s rarity.
Comment by genesistwoeighteen on 3 January 2011:
I would say. that copper and aluminum is an investment. It is an industrial metal. Industry will die when the dollar dies. Gold and silver will always have value exept if food is scarce. Once food is scarce, which this will come, then gold and silver will not be worth much. copper and aluminum does not have value exept what industry uses them for.
Comment by MrMod252008 on 3 January 2011:
Who is this Guy? Where is Alex?
Comment by pmarie2003 on 3 January 2011:
0:19 Calcium, iron? These are very prevalent in soil and definitely not toxic. Iron is THE most common element in our planet. Maybe the air had these elements because of the dust from the soil. The elements mentioned don’t exist as gasses, so they were in the air as solids. I have several nice calcium and iron laden glasses of water from my well every day.
Comment by singingwithrosellas on 3 January 2011:
@Joe11Blue
gold is “useless” ? lol@you
Comment by singingwithrosellas on 3 January 2011:
LOL, Alex Jones turned into this kid ?
Comment by purplefetus3 on 3 January 2011:
@Joe11Blue Agreed. But something that can hold value is a big deal. Very few things can hold value. Thus, gold has been money for thousands of years.
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Comment by Joe11Blue on 3 January 2011:
@purplefetus3 Well I didn’t mean useless as in it has no use at all, just useless in a situation where silver is used in so many situation’s where gold is unfeasible. gold still is great for several thing’s, but not to the average person outside of holding value.
Comment by purplefetus3 on 3 January 2011:
@Joe11Blue Well, you are right; Ag is a great industrial metal & a precious metal. Once that ratio comes back down I will convert Ag to Au. I don’t think Au is useless. I think Au is money. John Piermont Morgan said it best, “Gold is money, nothing else.” Ag taints, Cu corrodes, Fe rusts,…etc; but Au is always Au. Cheapest way to get Au is to get Ag 1st! Too much volatility in Ag. Changes in technology may drop Ag’s demand. Then Ag becomes abundant and not so precious. Ag is risky.
Comment by Joe11Blue on 3 January 2011:
@purplefetus3 Honestly I’m a little confused on why you’d want to trade a usefully metal like Silver for a useless one like Gold. Silver has far more uses than Gold. Colloidal Silver alone is far more useful than any usage of Gold.
Comment by purplefetus3 on 3 January 2011:
@Joe11Blue I agree with you. But I don’t care how much silver is priced in fiat Federal Reserve Notes. I’m more interested in the Gold::Silver ratio. I won’t sell my silver for dollars. I’ll sell it for gold. The lower the ratio the more gold I get. I can’t make up my mind on what ratio would warrant a conversion of silver into gold.
Comment by Joe11Blue on 3 January 2011:
@Masonsky123 Nope you don’t, have a nice day. Merry Christmas too.
Comment by Masonsky123 on 3 January 2011:
@Joe11Blue Fuck yourself to you bitch ass motherfucker. I don’t need a small brained dick like yourself to undertsand nothing. You’re just too stupid to get it. Dumbass!!!!!!
Comment by Joe11Blue on 3 January 2011:
@purplefetus3 There’s at least 3 times as much gold above ground as there is silver. The mining of silver is only just now starting to ramp up, and there will be no new operation’s in the US to mine for it in the US until it hits around $50, if the Inflation monster in the form of a debased currency doesn’t show it’s face before then. The regulation’s and risk factor just will not allow it. If you want to play it Conservatively set your point’s in a staggered method. half at each point.
Comment by Joe11Blue on 3 January 2011:
@Masonsky123 In that case piss off. Take your arrogance and find people that care. It bother’s me not what you think, as you’ve already shown your color’s here.
Comment by Masonsky123 on 3 January 2011:
@Joe11Blue No kidding currency is a tool, But what gives it value is us. Face it you’ll never understand what I’m saying on the level of your thinking and with that you will always be a slave.
Comment by purplefetus3 on 3 January 2011:
@Joe11Blue You got me all wrong. I’ve been silver for some time now. However, we don’t know what the bottom of that ratio will be. My point is what will be the bottom before the ratio heads back up north. I’m not in it for profit (FRN), I simply want to convert my silver to gold at some point in time. I believe this upcoming low is a once in a lifetime event. Therefore I don’t wanna mess it up. I’m debating if I’d convert at 30:1, maybe even 20 in fear of the ratio never making it to 15.
Comment by Joe11Blue on 3 January 2011:
@Masonsky123 That’s like saying that no Humans will be buying corn after all of the Humans are extinct. It’s a false and erroneous idea. Only primitive agrarian societies have no need for currency. Heck even in Primitive Hunter Gatherer tribes in South America they use Feather’s as currency. You simply refuse to see that Gold is a tool, and a valuable one at that. Let me guess you are one of those Venus Project people.
Comment by Masonsky123 on 3 January 2011:
@Joe11Blue It’s just like the saying if a tree falls in the forest and there’s no one there to hear it does it make a sound………..No.
Comment by Masonsky123 on 3 January 2011:
@Joe11Blue Forget it. You’ll never understand that nothing has value outside man’s perception. Too bad.
Comment by Joe11Blue on 3 January 2011:
@purplefetus3 Yes. I have no interest in not waiting. I am not after the quick margin when the long margin is greater.
If you are into Precious Metals for profit, then I must say you are in the wrong market.
Comment by Joe11Blue on 3 January 2011:
@Masonsky123 Hardly, that value of Gold is what makes it a prime choice for use as money. It’s rare, it’s durable, and it’s portable. So as you can see it’s inherent value is what makes it valuable, not what people perceive. If perceptive value were the case with Gold, it wouldn’t continually be the money people go back to when feather’s and Fiat fail.
Comment by purplefetus3 on 3 January 2011:
@Joe11Blue Would you honestly have the patience and the guts to wait until 15:1? I think I would sell out in excitement by 20:1 or even 30:1. Wouldn’t it be risky to wait that long for 15:1? And if it NEVER came down that far (and you kept waiting) and it jumped back up to 40-50:1– it would be even more gut-wrenching. That’s what I really fear.