f0reverneverm0re
03-10-2003, 07:43 AM
the gentle form of neo-fascism that appears to be on the rise..the global economic situation with mostly all nations being in an impoverished state--where is all the hate coming from and where is all the money going? is there some sort of phenomenal relationship between the two?
who is really running the show here on earth and are things going as planned for them with only minor issues to deal with?
population "control", industrial viability for the future...wots the deal? it'd be nice to know the absolute truth about human affairs. my only option is to follow the bouncing ball (that has had a whole lot of english put on it).
what ways are there to avoid a total economic collapse, given the intricacy of the system? the only answer i can see is direct manipulation of society by those controlling it. except in the future, maybe the manipulation will be a bit more brutal, based on the policy implimentations of herr Hitler and sig. Mussolini.
or maybe i'm just being too negative. maybe genocide and make pretend freedom are good things.
as for the economic recovery, hopefully the controlling political party of the US can come up with *another* (fake New Deal) "Contract with America" like in 1994.
hopefully the stock soap opera will have a happy ending. who knows, i may even open up a bank account again.
i guess i've just got to have hope that humans and financiers will do what is necessary to ensure everyones freedom and financial security, to keep USA, Inc. afloat.
(can someone tell me what exactly happens when authorities decide to "increase the money supply"? how is new money introduced into what ideally is (should be) a 'closed system'?)
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CUTTING TO THE CHASE
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1995:
-By value over 90% of all transactions in the US are made electronically
-Mondex (to inject some conspiracy theory into this, Mondex can rough translate to "World-hand") electronic cash card introduced
-Mark Twain Bank adopts DigiCash
http://www.ex.ac.uk/~RDavies/arian/amser/chrono18.html
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Great Industrial Depression I historical overviews
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late entry timeline
http://www.amatecon.com/gd/gdtimeline.html
Overview: the great depression
http://www.marist.edu/summerscholars/96/ovpe.htm
economic depressions since 1837--USA (linked text in yellow boxes)
http://www.hyperhistory.com/online_n2/connections_n2/depressions.html
business leaders have no problem with economic depressions (on anti-monopoly legislation)
http://www.hyperhistory.com/online_n2/connections_n2/newdeal1.html#Monopoli
"Many believe that it was government-induced World War II spending that restarted world-wide economic expansion, but this is at best only partly true. Germany and Italy had "recovered" prior to WWII by making massive military and infrastructure investments. The US moved to full employment during WWII through massive military investments, but also by shifting a very large percentage of the potential work force into the military. While this was necessary, it meant the US economy had not returned to natural market conditions, and when the war ended a period of readjustment was necessary when millions of soldiers returned home. One of the purposes of the G.I. Bill was to ease this transition. In countries such as France, England and the Netherlands, of course, the war caused tremendous harm, rather than being a source of economic revival. While war is always profitable to particular businesses, it causes social and economic dislocations that outweigh any stimulus effects it might have." (links at bottom)
http://history.searchbeat.com/greatdepression.htm
Sweden was reportedly the first "white" nation to recover from Industrial Depression I...and "surprisingly", Germany becomes the 2nd nation to "fully recover" from the depression, probably in part to low overhead (forcing Jews and those deemed social misfits to work for the war machine in underground and above ground factories and labor camps, and to live in GHETTOS, though, the whole world can be considered a ghetto)
http://www.korpios.org/resurgent/Timeline.htm
blame the Republicans? (interesting when you run the mouse-over the pics, Reagan and Bush in particular)
http://members.tripod.com/~CRA2000/Republicans.html
"prison populations swell under republican presidents"
http://www.acs.ohio-state.edu/units/research/archive/prispop.htm
why you get more war instead of peace on the radio and TV
http://www.korpios.org/resurgent/Agencies1934.htm
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Are the Nazis still around?
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Hitler's Germany (nice site)
http://mars.wnec.edu/%7Egrempel/courses/hitler/lectures.html
The Great Depression
http://mars.wnec.edu/%7Egrempel/courses/hitler/lectures/depression.html
interesting bit on Nazi diplomacy--Germany was "friendly" with the US, Britain, Italy, and to a degree Russia, though Hitler's foreign policy was a cross between Bush's and Husseins (Bu$h doesn't like career diplomats and Hussein loves to smile for the camera)
The political system of the United $tates controllers--uh, Third Reich--"The ministerial bureaucracy was considerably increased under Hitler. He followed the basic bureaucratic principle that you never eliminate any position or program but simply add new offices and positions to effect change, which becomes thereby less and less likely." (Office of Homeland Security)
http://mars.wnec.edu/%7Egrempel/courses/hitler/lectures/nazipolitics.html
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great depression timeline (take note of what happened in year 33 of the 20th century--would Bill Gates and Warren Buffet go the same route as J.P. Morgan? if so, would they enlist the help of members of the Whitehouse administration?)
http://www.hyperhistory.com/online_n2/connections_n2/great_depression.html
"The period that is called the Great Depression contained two periods of recession"
"The high unemployment rates of the 1930s made those who had jobs both thankful that they had jobs and fearful that they could lose them." (2nd US recession in about a decade setting in and unemployment is steadily on the rise)
http://ingrimayne.saintjoe.edu/econ/EconomicCatastrophe/GreatDepression.html
world economic crash to come? "Saturn will not be in Sagittarius for many years, but you can still expect great economic chaos in 2003-2007 as we will then be in the seven year End Times period, ending with Armageddon in 2007"--( :rolleyes: at the end it says the Muslim wackos might be the cause of Armageddon)
http://www.revelation13.net/economy.html
mentions Japan invading China during Depression
http://eduscapes.com/42explore/depresn.htm
A Comparative Chronology of Money (1968--1st time since 1893 US runs balanced trade deficit) (US Gold STandard: 1900-1973) (1972--the British pound starts "floating" and is basically still floating, and given European Economic Community (EEC) standards is odd, though i'm not even an economist) (1974-1980..maybe it is all about oil and payback) (1985--Single European Act--to make an easily controllable Europe..a North American/South American bloc is in the works...who will control Africa and who will control Asia?--and what will happen to Australia?)
creditors go wild in the modern era--do you need a credit card?! http://www.ex.ac.uk/~RDavies/arian/amser/chrono.html
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New Deal Network
http://newdeal.feri.org/
http://newdeal.feri.org/magpie/images/162.jpg
It Isn't the Fall (Robert S. Warshow, 1933) (http://newdeal.feri.org/magpie/docs/3206p61.htm)
[ March 10, 2003, 09:56 AM: Message edited by: f0reverneverm0re ]
who is really running the show here on earth and are things going as planned for them with only minor issues to deal with?
population "control", industrial viability for the future...wots the deal? it'd be nice to know the absolute truth about human affairs. my only option is to follow the bouncing ball (that has had a whole lot of english put on it).
what ways are there to avoid a total economic collapse, given the intricacy of the system? the only answer i can see is direct manipulation of society by those controlling it. except in the future, maybe the manipulation will be a bit more brutal, based on the policy implimentations of herr Hitler and sig. Mussolini.
or maybe i'm just being too negative. maybe genocide and make pretend freedom are good things.
as for the economic recovery, hopefully the controlling political party of the US can come up with *another* (fake New Deal) "Contract with America" like in 1994.
hopefully the stock soap opera will have a happy ending. who knows, i may even open up a bank account again.
i guess i've just got to have hope that humans and financiers will do what is necessary to ensure everyones freedom and financial security, to keep USA, Inc. afloat.
(can someone tell me what exactly happens when authorities decide to "increase the money supply"? how is new money introduced into what ideally is (should be) a 'closed system'?)
--------------------
CUTTING TO THE CHASE
--------------------
1995:
-By value over 90% of all transactions in the US are made electronically
-Mondex (to inject some conspiracy theory into this, Mondex can rough translate to "World-hand") electronic cash card introduced
-Mark Twain Bank adopts DigiCash
http://www.ex.ac.uk/~RDavies/arian/amser/chrono18.html
--------------------------------------------------
Great Industrial Depression I historical overviews
---------------------------------------------------
late entry timeline
http://www.amatecon.com/gd/gdtimeline.html
Overview: the great depression
http://www.marist.edu/summerscholars/96/ovpe.htm
economic depressions since 1837--USA (linked text in yellow boxes)
http://www.hyperhistory.com/online_n2/connections_n2/depressions.html
business leaders have no problem with economic depressions (on anti-monopoly legislation)
http://www.hyperhistory.com/online_n2/connections_n2/newdeal1.html#Monopoli
"Many believe that it was government-induced World War II spending that restarted world-wide economic expansion, but this is at best only partly true. Germany and Italy had "recovered" prior to WWII by making massive military and infrastructure investments. The US moved to full employment during WWII through massive military investments, but also by shifting a very large percentage of the potential work force into the military. While this was necessary, it meant the US economy had not returned to natural market conditions, and when the war ended a period of readjustment was necessary when millions of soldiers returned home. One of the purposes of the G.I. Bill was to ease this transition. In countries such as France, England and the Netherlands, of course, the war caused tremendous harm, rather than being a source of economic revival. While war is always profitable to particular businesses, it causes social and economic dislocations that outweigh any stimulus effects it might have." (links at bottom)
http://history.searchbeat.com/greatdepression.htm
Sweden was reportedly the first "white" nation to recover from Industrial Depression I...and "surprisingly", Germany becomes the 2nd nation to "fully recover" from the depression, probably in part to low overhead (forcing Jews and those deemed social misfits to work for the war machine in underground and above ground factories and labor camps, and to live in GHETTOS, though, the whole world can be considered a ghetto)
http://www.korpios.org/resurgent/Timeline.htm
blame the Republicans? (interesting when you run the mouse-over the pics, Reagan and Bush in particular)
http://members.tripod.com/~CRA2000/Republicans.html
"prison populations swell under republican presidents"
http://www.acs.ohio-state.edu/units/research/archive/prispop.htm
why you get more war instead of peace on the radio and TV
http://www.korpios.org/resurgent/Agencies1934.htm
------------------------------------
Are the Nazis still around?
--------------------------------------
Hitler's Germany (nice site)
http://mars.wnec.edu/%7Egrempel/courses/hitler/lectures.html
The Great Depression
http://mars.wnec.edu/%7Egrempel/courses/hitler/lectures/depression.html
interesting bit on Nazi diplomacy--Germany was "friendly" with the US, Britain, Italy, and to a degree Russia, though Hitler's foreign policy was a cross between Bush's and Husseins (Bu$h doesn't like career diplomats and Hussein loves to smile for the camera)
The political system of the United $tates controllers--uh, Third Reich--"The ministerial bureaucracy was considerably increased under Hitler. He followed the basic bureaucratic principle that you never eliminate any position or program but simply add new offices and positions to effect change, which becomes thereby less and less likely." (Office of Homeland Security)
http://mars.wnec.edu/%7Egrempel/courses/hitler/lectures/nazipolitics.html
-----------------------------------------------------
great depression timeline (take note of what happened in year 33 of the 20th century--would Bill Gates and Warren Buffet go the same route as J.P. Morgan? if so, would they enlist the help of members of the Whitehouse administration?)
http://www.hyperhistory.com/online_n2/connections_n2/great_depression.html
"The period that is called the Great Depression contained two periods of recession"
"The high unemployment rates of the 1930s made those who had jobs both thankful that they had jobs and fearful that they could lose them." (2nd US recession in about a decade setting in and unemployment is steadily on the rise)
http://ingrimayne.saintjoe.edu/econ/EconomicCatastrophe/GreatDepression.html
world economic crash to come? "Saturn will not be in Sagittarius for many years, but you can still expect great economic chaos in 2003-2007 as we will then be in the seven year End Times period, ending with Armageddon in 2007"--( :rolleyes: at the end it says the Muslim wackos might be the cause of Armageddon)
http://www.revelation13.net/economy.html
mentions Japan invading China during Depression
http://eduscapes.com/42explore/depresn.htm
A Comparative Chronology of Money (1968--1st time since 1893 US runs balanced trade deficit) (US Gold STandard: 1900-1973) (1972--the British pound starts "floating" and is basically still floating, and given European Economic Community (EEC) standards is odd, though i'm not even an economist) (1974-1980..maybe it is all about oil and payback) (1985--Single European Act--to make an easily controllable Europe..a North American/South American bloc is in the works...who will control Africa and who will control Asia?--and what will happen to Australia?)
creditors go wild in the modern era--do you need a credit card?! http://www.ex.ac.uk/~RDavies/arian/amser/chrono.html
-------------------------------
New Deal Network
http://newdeal.feri.org/
http://newdeal.feri.org/magpie/images/162.jpg
It Isn't the Fall (Robert S. Warshow, 1933) (http://newdeal.feri.org/magpie/docs/3206p61.htm)
[ March 10, 2003, 09:56 AM: Message edited by: f0reverneverm0re ]