Iraq an economic Study

LOL... an obese America is prepared to weather this storm!!

Anyone see this GCR article today? How reliable is the Examiner?

[link to www.examiner.com]

No kidding....lol.

Parliament encourages economic privatization


2/10/2014 0:00

Stressed the importance of multi-state resources and not rely only on oil
BAGHDAD - Shaima Rashid
Confirmed the Economic Committee in the House of Representatives need to revive the economic file, which is the backbone of the strength of any country, calling on the government to give this file more attention and to submit draft laws developed and the trend towards privatization within the government program, especially as the possibilities of the government alone is not enough for the advancement of all sectors of this file .
The program includes the government of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi all of the relevant requirements of the transition from a totalitarian economy to a market economy as an optimal solution to the challenges facing the national economy.
[link to translate.googleusercontent.com]

I don't know about Examiner, but my buddy, Nickadeemus, thinks jim willie is the real deal. He was telling me about that yesterday.

Nothing really bothered me. It was reassuring.

Sure sounds good to me, especially the second part about other things going on with wars and China/Russia...what I've been thinking.

Rev, did you get a PM from PM on CC?

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can't post well via proxy

links in this thread about the 23rd post down on this page

[link to proxy.aka.gr]

it's no coincidence the ebola headlines are starting now that the market is starting to correct and potentially collapse.

what better excuse to get militarized police on the streets as the economy / dollar collapses, then the charade of a pandemic.

you can restrict travel. restrict movement of people. quarantine whole states.

a virus is literally an invisible enemy, a far better psychological lever then terrorism.

viruses are indifferent to political or religious ideologies, they will kill anyone and everyone. It's a far better boogeyman. It's not far away bad guys, it's just in the air, indiscriminately trying to kill everyone.

It's a far better tool to get the masses to fall in line an put up with military on the street and martial law. Everyone will be afraid of dying for a virus. A lot of people aren't afraid of the idea of being killed in a terrorist attack no matter how much they try make us afraid of that.

It's no coincidence stories about the dallas patient interacting with school kids are coming out. Psychology 101, make people be in fear for their kids.

It was no coincidence that all the stories building up to this were "will ebola hit the US??". Where were the stories about "will ebola hit canada?" "will ebola hit china?" all the stories were about whether it would get to america and surprise surprise it did.

WHile I don't deny ebola is a real thing, it's going to be exaggerated to lock down the states to cover for the collapsing economy.

And everyone will go right along with all the new draconian laws an ebola pandemic would bring, because they want to be safe and their kids to be sage.

It will work much better then the 9/11 where people were willing to give up liberties for what they perceived to be was protection.

With a virus boogeyman, they have the necessary lever to control the masses during an economic collapse.

We'll said, AC.



No message, HR.

Sent PM on CC

Thanks, HR.

THOMAS ERIC DUNCAN

THE SENTENCE BELOW COMES FROM THE LETTERS CONTAINED IN HIS NAME

THIS MAN STARTS A SHIT STORM AND RIOTS ENSUE IN THE USA.

Im just wanted to let everyone know that I am going to take a little breather (couple of weeks) at my safe haven. The Internet signal,is not the greatest because it is a remote location. I will check my dinargoddess@gmail account daily and try and post as much stuff as I can. So I just wanted to let you know I didn't bail completely just maybe a little slow on info.

Take care OC.
Thanks for all your work and info.
On a lighter note i bid on one of those Golden dinars on Ebay.

I won it for a dollar. Lmao.

Looks great.

That's awesome. Gold is the future so you are double covered...

Is it real gold?

OC, if one were to come down some respiratory illness, and one didn't know what it is, is there any good reason to go to a hospital? As far as I can tell, other than keeping you hydrated, there's really not much they can do for you, and you might be walking in with the flu and walking out with somebody else's ebola. I think hospitals are going to become death traps if this thing breaks out, and I'm pretty sure I want nothing to do with one.

Last Edited by Revbo™ on 10/02/2014 11:20 AM

Stay away from the hospitals unless you know the person is ebola symptomatic. Until the hospitals get a chance to get their hands around what they are dealing with I think going to the hospital is a no no.

Example.

I had to rush my dad to the er for a cut finger, about a month ago. It was busy but they took us into triage and did the normal question answer thing and then placed us back in the waiting room and told us we had to wait til a room opened up. Now in this time that we are waiting for an open room, in walks this girl and guy. He is mexican and she is his interrupter. Can't quite catch what's being said but he was not looking so well. They take them back to triage and then immediately take him away to a room. So I thought ok..opportunity to see the infectious controls in progress. I see the triage nurse some back to the triage room with no patient, so the mexican was taken somewhere. Then an elderly woman...throwing up comes into lobby of er and she's taken to triage that had not been wiped down at all I mean. not the equipment, not the chairs..nothing. This woman is throwing up in triage and they have her take a bucket bag and return here to er waiting room as well. Still they did not wipe this triage room down.

That's the way it is all around the country. That's why I am saying that things escalate pretty quickly and I'm just taking any precautions so if you want to say I paranoid, or freaking out so be it. It's a curse to be in the medical field with this stuff because you know how it REALLY goes down in the medical world.

Last Edited by Ohio chic on 10/02/2014 11:48 AM

That was kinda my thinking, as well. I've seen how things work at emergency rooms, and especially if they have an outbreak, hygiene will be the first casualty, because the janitors will probably have already checked out, anyway, and anybody who stays will be up to his ears in just trying to take care of sick people. Realistically, what can they even do for someone who is already sick, other than keep him comfortable and hydrated? I can do that at home. We've got a doctor and a nurse in our bug out group, anyway, so I don't see much need to take anybody into a petri dish.

Agreed! Glad you have your bases covered. Stay safe my good friend.

New strategy update on Iraq, ISIS and political stability from Anthony Cordisman...for those who care :)

[link to csis.org]

I think the old adage

"All that glitters is not gold" springs to mind OC.

LMAO

Looks pretty though.

Uh oh REVBO..

But perhaps most challenging to the mainstream assumption that Ebola can only be spread through physical contact with a person who is showing symptoms of infection is the following explanation by two national experts on infectious disease transmission, both professors in the School of Public Health, Division of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences, at the University of Illinois at Chicago (footnotes omitted):

We believe there is scientific and epidemiologic evidence that Ebola virus has the potential to be transmitted via infectious aerosol particles both near and at a distance from infected patients, which means that healthcare workers should be wearing respirators, not facemasks. [Aerosols are liquids or small particles suspended in air. An example is sea spray:  seawater suspended in air bubbles, created by the force of the surf mixing water with air.]

The important points are that virus-laden bodily fluids may be aerosolized and inhaled while a person is in proximity to an infectious person and that a wide range of particle sizes can be inhaled and deposited throughout the respiratory tract.

Less than 50%

[link to www.washingtonsblog.com]

Last Edited by WoodRat on 10/02/2014 02:11 PM

Yeah, that CDC guy got called out on that by Sanjay Gupta yesterday. That it is aerosolized is readily-available information, but they're using the medical definition of "airborne" to downplay the danger, from it being aerosolized, to the masses. The way they present it, you can only get it by having an infected person sneeze in your mouth, and that simply ain't true.

Thanks for the other link, btw. I care. I just don't think anything is going to happen until Parliament gets back on the 14th, and I'm tired of speculating based on statements. I'm always wrong, and that gets old, so I'm just gonna hold my excitement for times when they actually accomplish something. I think things have definitely changed, and all these things we want will get done, but it still takes time.

Last Edited by Revbo™ on 10/02/2014 02:48 PM