Screw_Michigan wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2024 12:15 amA tale as old as time, as old as UM beating OSU in football.
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Screw_Michigan wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2024 12:15 amA tale as old as time, as old as UM beating OSU in football.
Since the Republicans refused to work with Biden on the border their usual whipping of brown-person phobia won't hunt. And they're starting to realize that their culture wars are coming back to haunt them (see AL10). This is about all that they have left.Screw_Michigan wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2024 12:15 am A D incumbent is up for re-election. Time to whip up some good ol' national debt hysteria.
9/27/22“Left Seater” wrote:So charges are around the corner?
88 wrote:I have no idea who Weaselberg is
Felt it. Thought a helicopter was flying too low. Fault line is 50 miles away in western NJ.Softball Bat wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2024 3:03 pm EARTHQUAKE... in NYC?
Yes.
Magnitude 4.7.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/new-y ... latestnews
Tell Chris Christie to knock it off with the jumping Jack's...L45B wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2024 3:55 pmFelt it. Thought a helicopter was flying too low. Fault line is 50 miles away in western NJ.Softball Bat wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2024 3:03 pm EARTHQUAKE... in NYC?
Yes.
Magnitude 4.7.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/new-y ... latestnews
Everyone’s asking about when the aftershocks, if any, will ensue. Life on an island.
9/27/22“Left Seater” wrote:So charges are around the corner?
A 4.0 just a short while ago in New Jersey.L45B wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2024 3:55 pmFelt it. Thought a helicopter was flying too low. Fault line is 50 miles away in western NJ.poptart wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2024 3:03 pm EARTHQUAKE... in NYC?
Yes.
Magnitude 4.7.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/new-y ... latestnews
Everyone’s asking about when the aftershocks, if any, will ensue. Life on an island.
88 wrote:I have no idea who Weaselberg is
Yep I think some repentment is definitely in order.
That was a pleasant read.
88 wrote:I have no idea who Weaselberg is
88 wrote:I have no idea who Weaselberg is
88 wrote:I have no idea who Weaselberg is
The Seer wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2024 2:19 pm Gold and silver are vaulting up suddenly like nobody’s business (literally). This may be fun to see if you are sitting on a pile, even a small pile of the stuff. But to everybody else it’s a signal that something is messed up in the complex engine of the economy. You know, of course, that our money is debt. So, debt is the fuel that drives that engine. Debt is a promise to pay back money with interest to take advantage of the time-value of money. The time-value of money means it’s better to have the money now (to keep the engine running) than to wait until your work produces money (if it even can).
The trouble is, debt loses its credibility if there is no plausible way of paying it back, or even just to keep paying the interest. That’s exactly what is happening now. Everybody can see that the US government can’t pay the interest on its debt, which is Treasury bonds, notes, and bills (from long duration to short). That debt is running at well over $1-trillion a year. That’s a thousand billion, which is a thousand million, altogether a million million. See, it’s impossible to grok how more than a trillion dollars gets produced in an economy based on selling fried chicken nuggets and streamed movies to people with no jobs.
When the Treasury holds an auction on a new issue of bonds (needed to pay off the interest on old bonds) and nobody shows up to buy because they doubt its ability to pay interest on the new paper, our country’s debt becomes worthless. As a last resort, the Federal Reserve swoops in and buys that worthless paper by creating “money” on its computer. That “money” goes out into the economy. The Fed pretends to get paid interest. It’s all fakery, a swindle. It’s like putting water in the gas tank of your engine. You know that the engine is going to throw a rod. When it does, it’ll be such a shock that the vehicle it’s running in is liable to hit a bridge abutment or something else hard. That’s what tumbling off the cliff is like.
Remember a year ago when the world was agiggle at Ukraine farmers dragging Russian tanks around? ThoseHal Turner wrote:At dawn, Russia achieved the largest strategic strike in Ukraine in history, when it destroyed Ukraine's largest underground gas storage in Bilche-Volitsko-Uher in the city of Stryjak near Ľvov.
Russia utilized Kh-47 Kinzhal supersonic missiles and Kh-101 cruise missiles, to strike and detonate 17 billion cubic meters of stored natural gas!
The attack came from three different sides.
The destruction of the natural gas, combined with Russia's unwillingness to supply new gas, means that Ukraine is "done" from an energy perspective.
A total of eight MiG-31 fighters carrying Kinzhal and Kh-101 aircraft hit the gas reserve, causing a nuclear-like mushroom cloud visible from Poland, 100 km from the Ukrainian border.
The reserve tank was located at a depth of 50 meters (~150 feet) from the surface of the earth, which did not prevent Kinžal from going through the stony ground "like a knife through butter" and exploding into the tank!
In Poland, radiation measurements began after what initially appeared to be a nuclear attack there, but this has not been confirmed.
Ukraine currently has less than half of its gas reserves, and after the destruction of the reserve, it cannot even be supplied from the European market.
The attack on this underground gas reservoir was confirmed by the Ukrainian company Zdroj 24 news.
This is wild.poptart wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2024 3:28 am
Newsweek wrote an article about this.
https://www.newsweek.com/underwater-ano ... st-1889674
Ventusky (the site that showed this anomaly) says it was a model error.
That said, MrMBB333 points out extensive (7 or 8 states) "coastal inundation" today along the Atlantic Seaboard.
0:15 to 1:50 in the video below...
88 wrote:I have no idea who Weaselberg is
Next week is going to be wild!HPG wrote:Russia Hits Underground Gas Reserves in Ukraine; "Mushroom Cloud" from Fierce Explosion
88 wrote:I have no idea who Weaselberg is
Everything is fine... until it isn't fine.The Seer wrote:The trouble is, debt loses its credibility if there is no plausible way of paying it back, or even just to keep paying the interest. That’s exactly what is happening now. Everybody can see that the US government can’t pay the interest on its debt, which is Treasury bonds, notes, and bills (from long duration to short). That debt is running at well over $1-trillion a year. That’s a thousand billion, which is a thousand million, altogether a million million. See, it’s impossible to grok how more than a trillion dollars gets produced in an economy based on selling fried chicken nuggets and streamed movies to people with no jobs.
When the Treasury holds an auction on a new issue of bonds (needed to pay off the interest on old bonds) and nobody shows up to buy because they doubt its ability to pay interest on the new paper, our country’s debt becomes worthless. As a last resort, the Federal Reserve swoops in and buys that worthless paper by creating “money” on its computer. That “money” goes out into the economy. The Fed pretends to get paid interest. It’s all fakery, a swindle. It’s like putting water in the gas tank of your engine. You know that the engine is going to throw a rod. When it does, it’ll be such a shock that the vehicle it’s running in is liable to hit a bridge abutment or something else hard. That’s what tumbling off the cliff is like.
88 wrote:I have no idea who Weaselberg is
Mushroom cloud? Hold my beer.Softball Bat wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2024 10:30 pmNext week is going to be wild!HPG wrote:Russia Hits Underground Gas Reserves in Ukraine; "Mushroom Cloud" from Fierce Explosion
Reminds of an old adage. Going bankrupt happens very slowly, then all at once.Softball Bat wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2024 10:32 pmEverything is fine... until it isn't fine.The Seer wrote:The trouble is, debt loses its credibility if there is no plausible way of paying it back, or even just to keep paying the interest. That’s exactly what is happening now. Everybody can see that the US government can’t pay the interest on its debt, which is Treasury bonds, notes, and bills (from long duration to short). That debt is running at well over $1-trillion a year. That’s a thousand billion, which is a thousand million, altogether a million million. See, it’s impossible to grok how more than a trillion dollars gets produced in an economy based on selling fried chicken nuggets and streamed movies to people with no jobs.
When the Treasury holds an auction on a new issue of bonds (needed to pay off the interest on old bonds) and nobody shows up to buy because they doubt its ability to pay interest on the new paper, our country’s debt becomes worthless. As a last resort, the Federal Reserve swoops in and buys that worthless paper by creating “money” on its computer. That “money” goes out into the economy. The Fed pretends to get paid interest. It’s all fakery, a swindle. It’s like putting water in the gas tank of your engine. You know that the engine is going to throw a rod. When it does, it’ll be such a shock that the vehicle it’s running in is liable to hit a bridge abutment or something else hard. That’s what tumbling off the cliff is like.
Anyone with a brain knows there will be an implosion point.
Are we there?
Weird...it even included a reference to your societal niche.....
You were right about one thing...it's impossible to grok.The Seer wrote: ↑Sun Apr 14, 2024 8:04 amWeird...it even included a reference to your societal niche.....
9/27/22“Left Seater” wrote:So charges are around the corner?
Which you have been predicting every year since SCII (or is it SCI?).Softball Bat wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2024 10:32 pm
Everything is fine... until it isn't fine.
Anyone with a brain knows there will be an implosion point.
Are we there?
poptart wrote:Everything is fine... until it isn't fine.
Anyone with a brain knows there will be an implosion point.
Are we there?
Mikey wrote:Which you have been predicting every year since SCII (or is it SCI?).
88 wrote:I have no idea who Weaselberg is
88 wrote:I have no idea who Weaselberg is