You might be our first poster from Argentina. Welcome! Are you having a good summer?
Your post prompted me to look to see who has the most gold: http://www.globalfirepower.com/list_gold_reserves.asp Maybe I will buy some yuan tomorrow. It would be interesting to see which country has the most gold *including* jewelry. Terry On 1/4/09, Mauro Lacy <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi All, thanks for the interesting topics and info. As a means of > reciprocity, here are some predictions, info, and some opinions. > > Some are predicting the dollar will end its global status as reserve > currency(i.e. the dollar will collapse) this year. See > http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article8031.html > for a very good analysis. > > Also worth reading is > http://caps.fool.com/blogs/viewpost.aspx?bpid=125230&t=01000785550515854591 > and related links and comments. This comment I'm specially fond of: > "A gold backed currency would be a good start toward a sustainable > economic model, but if it involves a central bank, then it is doubtful > that it will work out in the long run. Politics will drive central > banking policies just as they do now. If the central bank allows > fractional reserve banking, even with a gold standard, it will still > lead to boom and bust cycles in the economy." > (first comment in > http://seekingalpha.com/article/112731-will-the-new-gcc-single-currency-include-gold) > > > It seems Planet X/Binary Sun companion as been found! See > http://www.metaresearch.org/msgboard/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=770&whichpage=1 > for an very interesting and entertaining(also extense) reading. > > The last posts (page 28) contains photos of Barbarossa and associated > system. > (see RA data in page 27) > > It's interesting not only for the discovery itself, but also because, if > true, will cast serious doubts on the validity of Relativity Theory. In > Joe Keller's own words: > "The Cosmic Microwave Background often is cited as the main evidence for > the Big Bang, and moreover for the orthodox version of General > Relativistic cosmology. So, if the CMB dipole were proven to be almost > perfectly aligned with a massive solar system body, a psychological door > would be opened for questioning other facets of orthodox Relativity theory." > > > I don't think Yellowstone will erupt this year. > I do think that a dollar collapse will have huge implications. Economic, > political, and social. And they will be global. > I don't think a new theory will supersede/obsolete Relativity theory(not > yet, not in 2009). > > > The "issue" with cold fusion(and many other related "aspects"), in my > humble opinion, seems to be that it forms part of bigger issues that are > not clearly understood at the moment, and that involve the degree of > development of the human being in itself. What seems to be escaping from > replication, consolidation, comprehension, stabilization, formalization, > etc. are issues that are at the core of our human evolution as (partly) > physical beings. With the relationship between our physical and > spiritual beings(higher dimensions, anyone?) being completely > understood, we will be able not only to produce and control nuclear > fusion, but to modify, dissolve, form and conform matter at will, and > all this without help from machines and/or equipment. Several millennia > will be needed for this to be a reality, if you want a timed prediction. > > > Best regards, > M > > Horace Heffner wrote: > > Richard has asked for predictions for 2009. My prediction for 2009 > > is that a common thread for the year will be the failure to predict. > > Prophesies with durations of days, weeks, months, and years will fail > > in unusual abundance. False prophets will abound, especially in the > > financial realm. I think it is clear to many people that we are in a > > regime of instability, financially, socially, and environmentally. > > > > The lesson to be taken from this is to prepare as best as possible > > for all contingencies. This is always good advice, but more so than > > ever in a time of instability. Prepare to take care of yourself and > > family, and beyond that your extended family and even neighbors if > > possible, in the event of major disruptions. The best investment a > > person can make is 6 months or more worth of food and a means to cook > > it. This can be done fairly inexpensively using whole grains, dried > > foods, vitamins, and possibly some canned goods. My prediction is it > > will be a comfort knowing you can eat for a while if the worst > > happens, and that at for at least for some increment of time you will > > not be a burden on your family, neighbors and society in a time of > > great need. Make a plan. Consider what you will need in various > > scenarios. > > > > Best regards, > > > > Horace Heffner > > http://www.mtaonline.net/~hheffner/ > > > > > > > > > > > > > >
