Drudgery: Watching for Clues

Thanks!

Things went sour at the end, so the non-Drudge conversation is pretty much over. But that doesn't mean a new, improved one can't start. ;-)

As for clues, at this point I don't think Drudge has any.

I had to take a break from the conversation. That's a lot to read in one take, LOL!

I think the idea for the thread is a good one. I don't mind where threads go as long as they are interesting. But, I know folks don't like it when that happens!

Me too! Philosophy can be a lot of work. Or is it "struggle"?

I do believe that TPTB like to telegraph what they're going to do, because they get some perverse pleasure from showing us the dagger before thrusting it. But after watching Drudge and trying to "read the tea leaves" for a while, it seems that no useful info was being conveyed. However, there's no harm in continuing to watch, if for no other reason than being able to recognize when a pattern or habit changes suddenly. Knowing what's abnormal requires knowing what's normal.

;)

The conversation didn't sour, my friends. I found it to be quite enjoyable.

WTF is with the Cat and Paul Krugman?

Dunno. But that whole article about tax rates would be a moot point if they'd dump the unconstitutional income tax completely (and as a bonus, the predatory IRS) and go to the Fair Tax.

Not to mention the abolishment of the private Federal Reserve.

Tim Geithner is making a case for raising the debt limit to infinity!

This would effectively destroy our sovereignty.

Technically, our sovereignty disappeared with the Act of 1871 which created Wash. D.C. as a corporation. It's all been a charade since then. This is why we pay rent (taxes) on property we "own" year after year, why we have birth certificates, and why the line we sign on our checks is not a line but microprinting, because it is a transfer of the corporation's funds... not ours.

But hey, why not debt "to infinity and beyond", when money printing is also "to infinity and beyond"?

ADDED: [link to news.fether.net]

ALSO this related thread: Thread: The UNITED STATES Isn't a Country - It's a Corporation!

Last Edited by Keep2theCode on 11/19/2012 12:02 PM

True...but there is a difference between 'technically' and the reality of enforcement.

We will become Greece if we allow this to be enforced.

I think we're past having the power to allow or deny anything TPTB want to do, short of "enforcement" of our own. But since they have hoarded all the best tech for themselves and made sure no army in the world can be un-corrupted, we're toast without divine intervention.

No. There is still hope.

I would/will fight to the end, even if I see no non-divine solution. But the fact is that I don't see it.

I don't see it either. But to act without believing is what impeccable intent is all about, my friend. ;)

Banned for no reason. Likely permanent.

I was banned a lot for no apparent reason before I switched ISP's.

It may be that your ISP uses an static IP address for many of its customers.

Last Edited by Jonny Blaze on 11/20/2012 03:09 PM

I was thinking that it related to this James Bond villan?:

[link to lucianogalasso.files.wordpress.com]

Good answer. ;)

Is that a statue of Moses holding the ten commandments out of focus on Drudges page?

It's the pic of the pope on the left side of the page.