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Bob Moriarty and Gold

Big Al
June 19, 2014

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    CFS
    Jun 19, 2014 19:35 PM

    CBS just reported 3 Ukranian men picked up crossing the Texas border illegally.

      Jun 19, 2014 19:40 PM

      Everyone , tom, dick and harry will be crossing……..the word is out………..

      Jun 19, 2014 19:44 PM

      Ukranian?

        CFS
        Jun 19, 2014 19:48 PM

        I just report what I hear!
        Probably just honest folks escaping poverty.
        On the other hand could be terrorists upset at US interference….. they probably would not get caught though. Remember CIA destabilizing Ukraine, admitted by Norland or whatever her name was.

          Jun 20, 2014 20:47 AM

          and thanks for reporting………appreciate …….I believe you point out important topics one could miss or not be thinking about………

    Jun 19, 2014 19:36 PM

    bb…………..Bob….must have written your post……….

    CFS
    Jun 19, 2014 19:41 PM

    Bob Moriarty is pretty smart even with only 99% accuracy.

    (Except when he’s boosting stocks, but then he’s just making a living)

      bb
      Jun 19, 2014 19:53 PM

      I think Bob is great with stocks, Its the strategy that needs to be understood.
      And yes, Bob is an unbelievable indisputable fountain of knowledge combined with intelligent reasoning

      I just happen to disagree with him about “long headed” aliens, lol.
      Its that grey species that’s bs.

    Jun 19, 2014 19:23 PM

    Bob Moriarty is a CLASSIC…..can I adopt him as my long lost (generous, kind, compassionate) UNCLE…ALRIGHT….YEE HAA!!!

    Jun 19, 2014 19:27 PM

    I want to set my record right. Bob is great. I agree with him nearly 100% except his views on gold price suppression and sometimes his views on silver.

    bb
    Jun 19, 2014 19:52 PM

    Me too lawerence, I think there is a lot of manipulation which I have said Gary taking into account I like many times.

    But Bob could be right about it not matering, gold has done exactly the same thing from the time of nebacaneezer manipulation or not other than a few spikes in both directions from time to time.

    I asked you a question or 2 on the other thread, very interested in your response.
    You have a rare perspective from where I sit.

      Jun 19, 2014 19:23 PM

      bb…….I think Bob, said everything is manipulated………

      Jun 19, 2014 19:23 PM

      Gold was clearly manipulated higher today. It was a smash up. Totally deliberate and designed to screw the shorts. Panic covering tomorrow will lead to another rapid price rise. I cannot guess anymore what Monday will bring but there seems little doubt we will see prices breeze through 1350 tomorrow.

        Jun 19, 2014 19:33 PM

        Bird…prices breeze……..do you remember……..when they use to give PRIZES IN A BOX OF BREEZE.

          Jun 19, 2014 19:30 PM

          The markets can be very cruel, especially when you think that you have it figured out.

            Jun 19, 2014 19:45 PM

            I hope you appreciated that was actually an attempt at humour. You know….in response to all those who claim the market is manipulated down all the time. Come on, can’t us bears have a little fun too?

            Jun 19, 2014 19:45 PM

            I hope you appreciated that was actually an attempt at humour. You know….in response to all those who claim the market is manipulated down all the time. Come on, can’t us bears have a little fun too?

        bb
        Jun 19, 2014 19:41 PM

        Actually a good James Turk pce today at kwn concerning that Bird.

          CFS
          Jun 19, 2014 19:58 PM

          Turk was in Vienna a couple of days ago:

          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ld50BWlJ-Pg

            bb
            Jun 19, 2014 19:40 PM

            CFS, interesting comments on change of thinking required. Ive mentioned a few times here we need a change in consciousness.
            He mentions that change happening in our young people as I have as well.
            He talks of the language issues wihin the Eurozone, reminds me of reading about Constantines nefew (Roman empire)dealing with the same issue, forget exactly when around 400 ad I think.
            He also points out the increase in currency supply under a gold standard, another point Ive made a time or two.

            Overall I completely agree with everything he is saying so I think hes a genius.
            Nice fellow too.

            Thanks, a good one.

          Jun 20, 2014 20:35 AM

          Many thanks bb. I will tune in and listen.

    Jun 19, 2014 19:28 PM

    I now one thing about BOB………….he called the parabolic move on silver at $49, when everyone else was calling higher………..to that I say……GREAT CALL……

      Jun 19, 2014 19:28 PM

      I KNOW another thing ………now….should be know……

        bb
        Jun 19, 2014 19:38 PM

        I missed him call that or didn’t take notice, Nadler was the guy warning about it so much they fired him.

        Yup ootb, I heard Bob saying everything is manipulated in one way or another,
        and he may have said “So what?”

    Jun 19, 2014 19:01 PM

    Bob is not always right on his stock picks, he plays the junior market because he loves the adrenalin rush but do you know what Bob’s real strength is, he understands Tops And Bottoms and that could come from his days of being footloose and fancy free but it is true what I have just told you. If you hold physical he will tell you when to sell and you better take notice because like people who bought stocks in 1931 they did very well. Buy and sell he is one of the best there is.

      Jun 19, 2014 19:26 PM

      DT………let me know this time, in case I miss the parabolic top……..since, you have an “IN”….with MR. BOB………………O^K………..

        Jun 19, 2014 19:29 PM

        I use Bob mostly but also Peter G, and Jim Dines, when these guys concur you better move fast because you can’t be in better company.

          Jun 19, 2014 19:42 PM

          DT and Jerry,
          Ditto….I dont know about Jim Dines, DT. The guy is a “rabid” deflationary dude….maybe a deflationary depressiona…after we see a parabolic move in the hard assets…then everything just falls apart…heck, I dont know…but I DO KNOW I WILL APY ATTENTION TO BOB”S TOP CALLING DOWN THE ROAD – of that u can be sure!!

    Jun 19, 2014 19:32 PM

    Many gold bulls lost huge fortunes taking profits in the
    late 70’s.

    $1000 investing in juniors golds was worth $100,000.

    I think we are entering that time period again.

    IMVHO….do your own D & D.

    But I will be singin my song……

    I WANT TO BE A BILLIONAIRE……and guess what

    THATS WHAT I WILLBE…..all about vision.

    $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$BILLIONS$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

    at least one billion anyway.

      Jun 19, 2014 19:46 PM

      HH, Bird and JJ
      Lets call a truce and move on to constructive discussions that DOESNT turn into a “pissing contest”…..c’mon guys…….

        Jun 19, 2014 19:57 PM

        I would have to agree with the upcoming events………….WE NEED TO SEE THE MANIA…………..then we know it has concluded, and move on to ……what ever….

          Jun 19, 2014 19:23 PM

          Golds going parabolic over 24 months.

          No worries. ….Jerry

        Jun 19, 2014 19:57 PM

        JJ will always be conflictive.
        He refuses to grow up. Can’t
        count how many times he has
        set me up only to insult again.
        Everyone here too.

        Bird, I don’t know. Always complimented
        him and he takes kindness for weakness.

        Nothing more I can do. Will try to be cordial.

      Jun 19, 2014 19:54 PM

      I just want to get back the billion I lost……………

      Jun 19, 2014 19:06 PM

      One thing about losing some big money……..you remember not to do it again,,,

    CFS
    Jun 19, 2014 19:29 PM
    Jun 19, 2014 19:34 PM

    What you have seen today is just a taste of how fast physical metal prices can move up, I know you might not understand how fast you must be prepared to sell and all of that includes having a reputable buyer and being able to ship on a moments notice and with these metals do not I repeat allow them to pick up at your door.

    CFS
    Jun 19, 2014 19:36 PM
    CFS
    Jun 19, 2014 19:20 PM

    Mcalvany reports major drop in bond inventory held by traders. Derivative trade up, but liquidity in bonds is now dangerously low.
    They did not say so, but perhaps July 1 might be the turning point.
    Could money coming out of bonds be a catalyst for higher PM market?

    CFS
    Jun 19, 2014 19:48 PM

    Every time I look up BIS statistics of derivatives I just wonder how much longer before it blows up. Nobody knows counter party risk probabilities, but the numbers are now so large that even 0.001% risk can bankrupt the world’a biggest commercial bank.
    http://www.bis.org/statistics/dt1920a.pdf

    Jun 19, 2014 19:52 PM

    A classic Paul Harvey.

    http://stg.do/9LDc

    CFS
    Jun 19, 2014 19:22 PM

    Obama is much quicker than Paul Harvey’s plan.

    Jun 19, 2014 19:21 PM

    GDXJ …my target is 67 over the next 3 months.

    Then we should test 150 in 12 months.

    Off the Dec. 2013 lows was not the real break out.

    Well, we have it now. This was a real break out.

    GOLD TO EXPLODE IN 2014

    just lfike I said.

    Jun 19, 2014 19:16 PM

    So I just came across an article by Armstrong on the changes he predicts for the financial industry based on a new thing called the “Google Wallet”. Seems that someone in the US has indeed adopted M-Pesa technology (or a proprietary variant) similar to that used in Africa.

    I just did not know it until now because I have been away so long. I agree with his basic assessment though. This kind of secure transaction system in your mobile phone is going to simultaneously revolutionize payment systems while being really destructive to traditional banking.

    Now that cellular and mobile companies can substitute for banks via wireless connections and portable ATM’s we will not be looking back. And the market for this is just stupidly huge. Last I heard there are now six billion mobile phone users in the world but only two billion of earths inhabitants have a bank account.

    The biggest market is clearly the unbanked billions who the brick and mortar banks have never reached and yet who are within just a phone calls distance based on global cellular technology and satelites. Where else can you get that combination of access and market share by doing little more than deploy software?

    So I am buying Google now that I have discovered they are going into banking. It could be the single biggest thing they ever did and should return more money than all other services combined in the coming years.

    What is funny are the comments I read from one of the Credit Card executives who stated something like they were entrenched in the system because of all the hardware and processing systems already deployed in the field. Basically the interview said they were not worried about mobile technology as it was not a threat to their dominant position.

    Well I have news for them. They are going to topple because most merchants hate the CC fees they get charged and hate the setup where payment processing to your account is so slow. Most would happily switch to mobile money because you don’t even need the hardware swipers nor even a power connection in many case!

    Just a phone number and a charged battery in your phone will do the trick and money comes by SMS with only small user fees. The CC companies and banks are not entrenched at all. They are seriously at risk if they don’t get aboard because this new technology eats right into core revenues.

    It is now possible for a single technology company to actually dominate global banking by rolling out software code and offering credit and debit functions along with fast, easy and cheap money transfers. Western Union is screwed!

    Google – The New Bank. — Martin Armstrong
    http://armstrongeconomics.com/2014/06/19/google-the-new-bank-rollover-bitcoin-banks-its-the-internet-revolution/

      Jun 19, 2014 19:35 PM

      Was checking out today at the store and phones are now displayed to pay for
      everything. First time I saw that.

      Gold will still be protection regardless. Unless I’m missing something.

      Maybe I am. Haven’t read it yet.

        Jun 19, 2014 19:38 PM

        So is it USDX currency.

        Hmmm. it must be. Lazy , not read it yet.

          Jun 20, 2014 20:00 AM

          These are the first concrete steps to the creation of a global currency in my view. It is the natural evolutionary outcome. Electronic money would eventually eliminate the need for conversions altogether. Everything will just process in the background unseen and unknown by buyers, sellers and traders. Transactions could thus process seamlessly across borders and through time as all the heavy lifting would become invisible to users and the concepts of barriers between sovereign states and local money would vanish in the minds of the public. I think this is more than just a concept. The end of paper money will bring the advent of a new form of global financial interconnectedness. I admit though that the idea a single company might come to dominate world currency in the process is a bit of a mind bender but it just makes sense on some levels that currency itself might return to being corporatized and less subject to political institutions. Just a thought that needs to be explored a little more. When I consider mobile banking substantially supported by key phone and technology companies though and then consider the ramifications of it being a global phenomenon it is impossible not to imagine how that eventually would result in just a handful of organizations handling the traffic for all that data. A one world money with a corporate logo if you will. How crazy is that!

            Jun 20, 2014 20:51 AM

            Well it is so crazy that what I am really saying is that phone companies would then be creating money right along with the banks and thus would play a role in expanding the money supply. That is what happens when you combine the functions of credit, demand and cash transactions. What a world!

            CFS
            Jun 20, 2014 20:01 AM

            Global currenciy for everyday use won’t happen.

            Jun 20, 2014 20:36 AM

            Good grief, what do you think gold was just 100 years ago? I thought you follow metals.

        Jun 19, 2014 19:58 PM

        Mobile payments are moving in like a freight train on fire, HH. They are going to utterly revolutionize money and our understanding of what currency means in the future. I wish Al would start covering this a bit more because it is meaningful for gold and silver investors. More so than all threats to precious metals as money combined. Of all of the things happening in the world right now this is above all the killer App that will take us into the Brave New World of a cashless society before the decade is out. The question is going to be whether gold becomes more important or less as a result. Or perhaps gold will be consigned to black markets and the underworld as it is not trackable like mobile money is. Whatever the case, if you do not own any before all cash systems go offline like the dinosaurs did then odds are you will never own any that is not part of the electronic and public record. Think about that for a few seconds. The last opportunity to buy gold privately without a trace of a record are just a few years distant in the future. After that it is bye-bye privacy once and for all.

          Jun 19, 2014 19:12 PM

          Thanks for sharing. …Bird.

          Looks like bitcoin is going to the grave yard. ?..duh……thats over.

          But really how will this effect PM’S .

          Unless google has their own digital currency.

          Its gettin interesting..Bird.

          Also my apologies for today.

          Didn’t expect all that.

          Then elliott wave garbage like throwin darts.

          I do agree. Maybe Al can shed some light on it.

          He’s so busy too. AL AND CORY are 2 boy wonders.

          Doing a fantastic job.

          Best to you Bird. Really bro. This gold trade does make prople nuts.

          It’s always going to be that way. Like you said today this blog will be off
          the charts with all these new gold players.

            Jun 19, 2014 19:23 PM

            Going to get some needed zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz’s

            Maybe I will catch you tomorrow and thanks for all the info.

            Very thorough excellent commentary as always.

            Looks like its time to buy the grains. I need a google wallet with
            unlimited funds to invest. COPX is a buy too right now.

            Raining money Bird……even IVAN oil stock could rally 10 times.

            Could explode anytime. $$$$$$$$$$$$$

            Jun 20, 2014 20:02 AM

            Anytime man. Good to hear you are at peace tonight.

        Jun 20, 2014 20:15 AM

        But gold almost seems romantic if not a throwback to the stone age in some respects too. Especially as you consider the convenience of mobile wallets, their ease of use, transportability, security, transparency and low cost. When electronic mobile money becomes as accessible to the Third World and developing nations as it is to citizens of the most sophisticated financial models then we have perhaps arrived near the peak of our inventiveness where currency is concerned. We are there now. The next stage after that is biometric implants and then pure telepathy! So when you *think* you want a new flat screen TV it might just automatically get billed to your brain and delivered same day without you even getting off your sofa! Who the hell needs gold after that?

        Getting back to being serious though, can I tell you what I think might happen as an outcome of mobile cash? In this next price cycle of gold it seems clear to me that precious metals will have peaked and be in decline just as pure mobile and electronic currencies are becoming widespread. What that suggests is that once gold hits its next bubble top and holders start selling out and rotating into the next obvious asset class that the buyers of said fallen gold might just be the last group to acquire. I mean to say we are likely seeing the last and possibly final gold cycle as any metal that switches hands will not see the light of day again. I am not kidding. And if you ask why that might happen you only need to consider what value a subset of the population might place on gold even as it is falling in price. I just think the advent of world money will mean that those who are buying PM’s today will be the last people to do so. The rest will end up stored perpetually in Central Banks and only miners will offer an opportunity to play the sector from then on as physical is taken up and sent into cold storage hibernation for good.

        So enjoy this while it lasts. There are forces at work that will turn both paper currencies and physical metals in coin form into anachronisms of the past and if you don’t set aside a few pieces for your children then odds are they will only know the stuff existed by what is on display in museums.

          Jun 20, 2014 20:42 AM

          Does anyone disagree with that thought? Lets just consider that within living memory we enjoyed a world where gold and silver circulated freely as common currency. Keep in mind too that virtually all of those old coins have since been hoarded away, melted down for jewelery or turned into bars for the use of Central Banks. Very little of it exists anymore. Certainly not for common consumption. The next stage then will see current popular mint coins, blanks and collector bars taken up and redeployed in a similar process such that most of it eventually ends up in the hands of a small minority of the population or in the hands of the banks. Even genuine gold and silver jewelery will become increasingly rare and will be highly sought by the wealthy. I think quite frankly that the days of gold as money are numbered and that electronic forms of currency will drive all of it that remains underground or into official reserves.

          Jun 20, 2014 20:42 AM

          Does anyone disagree with that thought? Lets just consider that within living memory we enjoyed a world where gold and silver circulated freely as common currency. Keep in mind too that virtually all of those old coins have since been hoarded away, melted down for jewelery or turned into bars for the use of Central Banks. Very little of it exists anymore. Certainly not for common consumption. The next stage then will see current popular mint coins, blanks and collector bars taken up and redeployed in a similar process such that most of it eventually ends up in the hands of a small minority of the population or in the hands of the banks. Even genuine gold and silver jewelery will become increasingly rare and will be highly sought by the wealthy. I think quite frankly that the days of gold as money are numbered and that electronic forms of currency will drive all of it that remains underground or into official reserves.

            Jun 20, 2014 20:43 AM

            Wonder why I am getting so many double posts today….the system has gone haywire Al!

            Jun 20, 2014 20:55 AM

            Nope…grab physical whilst you can…I am weekly at these prices (both gold & silver).
            The downside is what ? 100 ? 200+ ?…the upside is enormous.
            Still got my wallet in my pocket at the moment before adding to my mining shares portfolio though…not yet convinced ?

            My physical accumulation is changing though…no more 1 ounce plus gold coins / bars.
            I’m now buying far more smaller fractional gold…1/2, 1/4 , 1/10, 1/20 ounce size…& plenty of 1 gram ingots.
            Purely so if my kids/grandkids ever need to get rid of it they can in smaller amounts.

            …I guess I’m exposing my tin foil hat moment…LOL !
            Cheers.

            Jun 20, 2014 20:43 AM

            Bird,gold goes back 5,000 years as jewellery,alone.
            The people love gold. The bankers hate it.
            I’m betting on the people of the earth as displayed in Asia.
            Every main street has gold shops and the busier the street,the more gold there is.

            Jun 20, 2014 20:49 AM

            Look at the trends in play today with so much gold being acquired by the CB of China alone. Look back in history too and recall that single event called the Second World War resulted in the US holding almost 75% of all gold known until that time. Are you sure it cannot repeat? And in a digital age what are the odds it might come out of the vaults again. I speak of the trend of CB’s reacquiring reserves to partially back the new currencies/currency that must come into being once this great credit collapse has concluded. It is not really so fantastic at all. I an merely suggesting how metals may migrate during periods of stress and uncertainty. Furthermore, all cycles come to an end. Even gold will finally rise, go parabolic and peak before being sold off one more time. In a purely digital age of currencies in a cashless world I am pondering who might the next group of buyers be and where the gold will finally rest Of course, if bankers really hate gold (they don’t) it makes perfect sense they would take as much out of circulation as possible. The time to do that would be on the down cycle of the declining wave after the bull run is over and gold is again unloved and unwanted.

      Jun 20, 2014 20:40 PM

      I am not sure but I reckon it is the other way around. Phones do not do the transactions without the agreement of the bank or banks involved. In other words the banks involved increase the number of transactions they do. Cash, gold or barter is the only person to person way of settling trade. So, as far as I am concerned the banks will make even more money rather than less.

      So, my concern is the method of transaction rather than that it happens. If genuinely the phone acts as the intermediary then banks have a problem, but if it merely is another method of payment which does not interfere with bank supremacy over the method then the result to expect is more akin to credit cards which ultimately increased the money banks made off of transactions.

      I really do not know enough about it though. I just wonder what the actual transactions involve. If you can add money to your account with a phone company and use it to pay for a service without involving banks in the transfer then it truly could be a game changer. But is that the case? I honestly do not know that the banks are not the basis upon which all this takes place.

      I would like to know, though. Personal ignorance in the matter.

      Paypal is not a bank and international transactions

        Jun 20, 2014 20:10 PM

        Yes Jameske, the process in Kenya does indeed leave banks out of the loop. You merely add money to your phone via one of the M-Pesa agents and you can then make payments directly to anyone else or do money transfers. If you receive money it is just a matter of collecting it from the agent by transferring your phones digital value to them and they hand you the cash. These are essentially a form of debit though but credit is contemplated. They are also using the system to grant credit and help people establish credit ratings. With the Google Wallet you apparently do have access to your normal credit cards through the system. In Kenya though the system is run by the phone company who is in effect a bank. Google has applied for bank status with its own version as has Facebook. So this is all rather unconventional banking operated by technology companies and phone system providers……and that is why it is so fascinating. It is the future.

    Jun 19, 2014 19:31 PM

    Hyperinflation and its real possibility high odds it will come to pass.

    Gold will trade at $235,000 an oz. Silver at several thousand an oz.

    It sounds far fetched but the USDX has got real concerns.

    Its going down eventually to .50. We are currently at .80 rounded off.

    If we break .50 in the next few years the dollar will be near worthless.

    Physical metals and huge spreads of land will be wealth preservers.

    IMVHO……no matter how you slice it…you can’t go wrong with gold.

    Frugal life style is the only way to hang on. That’s what billionaires do.

    THEY ARE VERY PRUDENT PROPLE. They invest wisely all their wealth.

      Jun 20, 2014 20:07 AM

      See that’s the thing. If all money was a single currency then hyperinflations could not exist anymore. All money would either be good money or bad money but none could stray outside the bounds since it is all the same. The key is to determine what that electronic money should be based upon to give it equally weighted value in all nations.

        Jun 20, 2014 20:09 AM

        The $US will be the last man standing.
        There is no worldwide alternative in any other fiat currency.
        The Chinese ? …the Aussie ? The Canadian ? The Kiwi ? The Norwegian ?…LOL.

        NO safe haven play will pour everything into them…it’ll all pour into $US markets.

        …those who disbelieve…just don’t understand the flows of capital.
        Cheerz.

    Jun 19, 2014 19:45 PM

    There always a worry with gold/cash/or anything else other than land/reaestate…You go to bed and you wake up EVERY day and there it is! Can’t print it…

      Jun 19, 2014 19:54 PM

      I love land….large spreads. I buy and bank it. Subdivide…. sell off small parcels.

      Land is very tricky…land sharks are infested in the market.

      There are fortunes to be made for the very very nimble and wise.

      Housing is about 300 percent over long term trend in the bubble areas.

      Housing in some areas are still priced well.

      Yes, I will take land any day over gold.

      Its beautiful and enjoyable.

    Jun 19, 2014 19:48 PM

    Sorry HH no major currency has ever been HYPER inflated..It wont happen. The USD is not used toliet paper as Bob sugests. Its far safer than most and will be the goto if the SHTF..The canadian dollar cant even stay par…

      Jun 19, 2014 19:04 PM

      I don’t listen to Bob or anyone else for my investment decisions.

      I lead in all areas of my life but do consider good source’s. Never
      based on just what someone says. Its one giant puzzle and I piece
      it together. I find holes in the best minds out there.

      I do disagree hyperinflation is very high odds in the years ahead.
      All the pieces fit in the puzzle. So much anaylsis that could never
      cover it here. No time either.

      The market will decide who is right and wrong. Gold right now is explosive.

      Thanks Phil and maybe we can talk again. Off to zzzzzzzzzzzzz land…its late

        Jun 20, 2014 20:39 AM

        Nice!

    Jun 20, 2014 20:38 AM

    Derivatives EXPOSURE OF 4 BANK……….210 TRILLION……and about $4Trill in ASSETS.
    Goldman has only about 113bill in assets……check it out at Sinclair or maybe zerohedge

    Jun 20, 2014 20:35 AM

    Electronic phone banking is going to be very vulnerable to savvy cyber criminals, when they hack into your personal information you will wish you had never used it. If you are willing to pay a premium for the best encryption out there you still won’t be safe. Insurance companies that will offer some form of protection will get rich off this new technology because they don’t like to pay out and can usually cover their losses by having you accept an electronic agreement written by the best lawyers who know how to protect them.

      Jun 20, 2014 20:16 AM

      DT……….you are spot on……the criminal mind is way ahead of the sheeple

        Jun 20, 2014 20:40 AM

        The sheeple are now PROGRAMED…….the masterminds have HIGHJACKED …the ENTIRE system…………
        .Example, have you ever had a question concerning you CABLE BILL,
        I was on vacation, for three months…….I called My COMCAST CABLE PROVIDER, questioning my bill……I have been TALKING TO ROBOTs(humans) programmed by the company elites to avoid all LOGIC in answering any simple or complex question , that a four year old could answer…(.I us a 4 YEAR OLD, BECAUSE THAT is the age before the SYSTEM GETS AHOLD OF THEM TO MAKE THEM ROBOTS)………I have talked to no less than 22 people, at this MONOPY/ LARGE CORPORATIONS. ….and every single one of them have been PROGRAMMED for STUPIDITY . We use to get TV free, now we must pay, including advertising….which you avoided , if you had cable…advertising free, now you pay to watch trash, and are charged for doing so………….I digress…….
        bottom line…….The Sheeple are asleep and programed FOR STUPIDITY , and the SAVVY CRIMINALS including the GOVT./BIG BUS/POLITIANS/BANKERS are going to STEAL EVERY THING EVERYONE HAS………….PERIOD……END OF RANT……….tgif……..

          Jun 20, 2014 20:04 AM

          Jerry you can get free cable once you have installed an HD antenna, the clearsteam 2v is great, I pick up 19 channels and I’m sure that the price that you would pay is cheaper in the US, if you buy an antenna and install it yourself they sell for about $100 here. The site which I am including is for my area but I have included it only as a reference and it is for installation, you can also get a signal booster for remote locations. Why pay for cable tv, you also don’t need an HD TV if you have an older model you can get an analog receiver. http://www.theantennaguys.com/

            Jun 20, 2014 20:06 AM

            thanks….DT……..because I called them yesterday……..I told them to pick up their equipment…….AND I WAS DONE………….

        Jun 20, 2014 20:01 AM

        You think cash is safer?

      Jun 20, 2014 20:59 AM

      We already have phone banking in the US plus Canada and it is secure enough for millions of people to use. Mobile money now accounts for 60% of all transactions in Kenya as a second example. It is being rolled out simultaneously in dozens of countries around the world as we speak. Google is introducing the Mobile Wallet to both Europe and the US……these things are not fantasy ideas being debated DT. They are here and now and in daily use. They are real. I think the lawyers and insurance companies have already picked over the fine print if the products are out of beta testing and being used by the public at large.

    CFS
    Jun 20, 2014 20:53 AM

    Remember I used the word “advisers” in Iraq a week ago:
    http://usawatchdog.com/weekly-news-wrap-up-6-20-14/

      bb
      Jun 20, 2014 20:38 PM

      usa watchdogs another good post cfs.

    CFS
    Jun 20, 2014 20:24 AM

    http://media.peakprosperity.com/images/WEIMAR-CURRENCY-CHART.jpg

    where are we in time equivalent?

    I would guess about march of 1920.

      Jun 20, 2014 20:02 AM

      Remember……..Sheriff JOE….was the one, who checked out the submitted birth certificate on OBAMA, and declared his BIRTH CERTIFICATE WAS A PHONEY……….
      The ZERO, pay back time…………

    CFS
    Jun 20, 2014 20:18 AM

    Good report on Theralase:

    http://www.juniortechreport.com