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Posted: 3/3/2011 5:06:42 PM
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In california a lot of people drive prius's and other economical cars. now there is no tax from gas to pay for the repair of roads because people don't fill up as much. they are going to have to increase the tax again at the pump and again and again. someone is stealing/or stole all the money and california is in deep deep do do. oops.

the recovery was fake to begin with. and yes someone planned everything to begin with as well. 

thats why i live in Antarctica ! 


thank Prop 13 for that

they get what they deserve when they vote themselves the right to not pay their fair share of property taxes


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Posted: 3/3/2011 6:07:50 PM
QUOTE Originally Posted by KinKAID:

I can say this much, Lindsey Williams has correctly told us EXACTLY how it was going to play out. Something that's important IMO is that he's not just predicting these things randomly or even predicting them at all. Lindsey Williams shares information, that's all he does. He has various connections (fewer now) with big top elite oil men and globalists and for whatever reason they like to talk to him (I think it's their arrogance believing that no one will take him seriously, but whatever the reason they talk to Lindsey and he talks to Alex.

Anyone who listens to Alex Jones show heard the $200/barrel blueprint a little less than a year ago (I even posted about it here), but that was when oil was roughly $40-$50 and nobody took it seriously. Never underestimate the predictability of stupidity, especially in mass numbers.. The latest plan he delivered states that the Middle East will basically all fall (he said it a year ago), including Saudi Arabia which is going to immediately cost us big time. Oil prices are going to skyrocket, up to if not more than $10/gallon in the US, bigger more developed countries must be aware of an energy crisis and the smaller ones must be ready for a food crisis. Not the type that there's no food for anyone...not yet, instead there will be food but it will be so expensive and so much in demand that people won't be able to buy it.

Michael Ruppert speaks of this in his movie/book "Collapse" phenominal watch IMO btw. "I think it's fairly certain that the mortal blow human industrialized civilization will happen when oil prices spike again and no one can afford to buy that oil, then everything will shutdown."

Lindsey also speaks about an Arab/Middle East "double cross" that's pretty damn sick you should do some research on that one. Basically it's where we are going to buy their oil but in return demand those countries buy our T Bonds. Well any sane person should be able to see that this thing could collapse. He says all paper will be worth only paper by the end of 2012 (Porter Stansberry says the end of 2011.) Obviously if paper currency and such is worthless those T Bonds will go up in smoke too and those countries are going to be PISSED. Read about it, like I said it's pretty sick.

Finally he states that oil prices are going to go up all the way to $200 and when they do after a "brief" time of unrest in the USA that's when they will finally begin drilling and using the oil in Alaska, but not until $200. There's a very big picture here and if you fail to see it you can't really continue down the path we're on logically. Pieces must fit together and once they finally do you'll never go back to sleep.


you mean to tell me that my dollar will be worth absolutely ZERO? Or do you mean like 25% of what it is worth. If money is worth nothing..literally ZERO..how are we supposed to buy somethin, or get anything.
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Posted: 3/3/2011 6:16:39 PM
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you mean to tell me that my dollar will be worth absolutely ZERO? Or do you mean like 25% of what it is worth. If money is worth nothing..literally ZERO..how are we supposed to buy somethin, or get anything.
It will be worth almost zero.  Kind of like Zimbabwe where it costs 1000 bucks to buy a slice of bread.  I think when the dust settles we are headed toward a one world currency.  That is what the banksters want and dream of.  
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Posted: 3/3/2011 6:19:01 PM
What I am doing is buying silver, and stocking up on food. This has the potential to be a disaster.  You might think I am crazy but better safe then sorry.  If I am wrong,then I have a garbage load of food to eat.  That aint as bad as starving. 
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Posted: 3/3/2011 8:00:53 PM
QUOTE Originally Posted by JEFFMARKETCAP:

It will be worth almost zero.  Kind of like Zimbabwe where it costs 1000 bucks to buy a slice of bread.  I think when the dust settles we are headed toward a one world currency.  That is what the banksters want and dream of.  


uh, actually know..how can they instigate global conflicts and economic stratification and disparity without different currencies?? for the guy that own everything its like going to a race track and having only one horse to bet on...
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Posted: 3/3/2011 8:34:23 PM
cost me $73.50 to fill up my friggin Toyota Camry today. Absolute horseshit. This is going to bad for everyone not named Mr. Exxon if it contains to climb much higher. 
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Posted: 3/3/2011 10:22:32 PM

One thing you might want to be doing if you are not already is start hoarding your aluminum cans , Prices are on the rise.

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Posted: 3/3/2011 10:34:07 PM
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that would be cool, except here in America ppl would be kicking each other off bikes (remember the road rash game?)!!!!


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Posted: 3/3/2011 10:41:20 PM
Is this what change feels like? 
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Originally Posted by XJET1:

Is this what change feels like? 

LOL , We will NEVER have a choice that will be for the common people .

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Posted: 3/4/2011 12:57:05 AM
its just $120 barrel not 200 man.
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Posted: 3/4/2011 4:24:11 PM

Goldengoose,

Come on Mr. “the oil companies have made almost 100 trillion dollars in net profit the past decade.” I really want to know how your claim of the government making OVER $0.50 (which is sometimes not the case by the way) on a gallon a gas proves my statement wrong of them making ABOUT $0.50 on a gallon of gas.

 “100 TRILLION IN NET PROFITS”

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Posted: 3/7/2011 6:46:34 PM
On the flip side-

If Libya gets settled and the mid east contagion stops without getting Saudi Arabia involved, oil will drop to $85 in a hurry.

Ton of hedgies and speculators max long right now. Would be fun watching all of the sell stops getting hit on the way down.


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Posted: 3/7/2011 7:30:28 PM

I am lucky that I get to pay for state side average gas prices here in Seoul, Korea due to working with the military.  I filled up my sled yesterday and it was $3.45 a gallon.  If I would go out in the economy to fill up my pimp sled, it would be nearly $7.16 a gallon.  When I look at in that light, I tend not to complain how good we have it in the US.  It still sucks though! 

I hope Oakland pulls out over SDT today as I put a $1000 on it!  I need some GAS MONEY for the month!

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Posted: 3/8/2011 10:09:33 PM
QUOTE Originally Posted by craig9887:

I am lucky that I get to pay for state side average gas prices here in Seoul, Korea due to working with the military.  I filled up my sled yesterday and it was $3.45 a gallon.  If I would go out in the economy to fill up my pimp sled, it would be nearly $7.16 a gallon.  When I look at in that light, I tend not to complain how good we have it in the US.  It still sucks though! 

I hope Oakland pulls out over SDT today as I put a $1000 on it!  I need some GAS MONEY for the month!

I'm moving to Seoul in May for a year.  How do you like it over there?

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Posted: 3/8/2011 10:36:13 PM
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JohnAlz,

I absolutely love living here.  What will you be doing here? 

Originally Posted by JohnAlz:

I'm moving to Seoul in May for a year.  How do you like it over there?

 

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Posted: 3/8/2011 11:44:50 PM
QUOTE Originally Posted by Keys44:

On the flip side-

If Libya gets settled and the mid east contagion stops without getting Saudi Arabia involved, oil will drop to $85 in a hurry.

Ton of hedgies and speculators max long right now. Would be fun watching all of the sell stops getting hit on the way down.




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Posted: 3/9/2011 12:08:37 AM
Just paid $3.30 a gallon here where I live in Ohio. Not that bad yet. I will girl when it hits 4+. For now ill continue to use my Kroger card and get a minimum of 3 cents off per gallon without even shopping there. I drive a good ole 03 Chevy Impala. 
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Posted: 3/9/2011 12:28:22 AM
why do ppl girl about gas prices????
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Posted: 3/9/2011 2:10:29 AM
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Originally Posted by misfit_aka:

why do ppl girl about gas prices????

 

 

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Posted: 3/9/2011 4:51:46 AM
If you haven't noticed the OIL companies own the politicians and the US owns Iraq and wants to own Lybia too. Stop listening to CNN and try researching your own news like you look for your own angles on sports bettings. I'm sure most of you wouldn't tail a capper just cuz he said so. So why would you believe whatever CNN is telling you. You have to look at news like betting lines.
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Posted: 3/9/2011 11:12:13 AM
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Posted: 3/9/2011 2:17:15 PM
Lindsey williams is the man..  Syndrom of control...   1984!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted: 3/9/2011 2:26:30 PM
Can someone tell me why drilling in Alaska would be an answer to lower gasoline prices??  The oil companies are still going to sell it for market rate which could be $200 or $85 (no one truly knows where it is going).  I live in Canada, and we produce a lot of our own oil, but still import because we sell it on the open market.  Why would America do it any different.  Isn't it all about free market/pro business there.  All it is going to do is give these oil companies more profit, consumer prices won't come down because of it.  What am I missing??

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