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[SODDI]

"Bluuuue Rajah" <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> wrote>


> The last two down cycles have


> coincided exactly with the end of an eight year presidency, and it's


> common knowledge that the market hates uncertainty.

Mexico use to call it "The Year of the Money".

Presidents paying off their markers with public funds.

 

[Sir F. A. Rien]

"SODDI" <mumbo@jumbo.com> found these unused words:


>


>"Bluuuue Rajah" <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> wrote>


>


>> The last two down cycles have


>> coincided exactly with the end of an eight year presidency, and it's


>> common knowledge that the market hates uncertainty.


>


>Mexico use to call it "The Year of the Money".


>


>Presidents paying off their markers with public funds.


>

Hey, that's how you got and keep -=your=- job, isn't it?

Now SODDI off ...

 

[Sir F. A. Rien]

Bluuuue Rajah <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> found these unused words:


>Kris Baker <ParallelCooler@gmail.com> wrote in


>news:0045c3b3-af2d-46d4-a3fc-b9abc7c53f91@35g2000pry.googlegroups.com:


>


>> On Dec 14, 9:43?pm, Bluuuue Rajah <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> wrote:


>>> Kris Baker <ParallelCoo...@gmail.com> wrote


>>> innews:e946b7a5-95a9-4c84-832


>> 3-c46e487008d4@w24g2000prd.googlegroups.com:


>>>


>>>


>>>


>>>


>>>


>>> > On Dec 14, 6:43?pm, Bluuuue Rajah <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> wrote:


>>> >> robbielynn <robbielynnw...@yahoo.com> wrote


>>> >> innews:07187f77-9ad0-4de3-8ff


>>> > b-21febf4bd...@m2g2000vbp.googlegroups.com:


>>>


>>> >> > On Dec 13, 7:07?pm, Bluuuue Rajah <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> wrote:


>>> >> >> "SODDI" <mu...@jumbo.com> wrote


>>> >> >> innews:SaidnU4Sq8xyoNnUnZ2dnUVZ_t_inZ2d@g


>>> >> > iganews.com:


>>>


>>> >> >> > "robbielynn" <robbielynnw...@yahoo.com> wrote in message


>>> >> >> > news:f187b649-3a4a-4b86-91d2-23c308b1dba5


>>>


>>> >> >> @s20g2000yqh.googlegroups.com.


>>>


>>> >> >> > .. On Dec 13, 5:12 pm, Bluuuue Rajah <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> wrote:


>>> >> >> >> That guy who ran the Ponzi scheme and stole $50 billion


>>> >> >> >> dollars was named "Madoff," and indeed, he "made off" with


>>> >> >> >> everybody's money. ;(


>>>


>>> >> >> >> Good one. Hope the sick ******* goes


>>> >> >> > > right to jail. No more caviar for the ****.


>>>


>>> >> >> > People in that social class rarely go to jail or make


>>> >> >> > restitution. They go to charity fundraisers and call it


>>> >> >> > community service.


>>>


>>> >> >> He'll probably do 36 months in minimum security, raking golf


>>> >> >> courses, like Michael Milken. ?Maybe he'll just get 18 months


>>> >> >> because he's old.


>>> >> > ?


>>> >> >> Kwame Kilpatrick, The ex-Mayor of Detroit, just went into jail,


>>> >> >> and he may be out by February.


>>>


>>> >> > ? Where did all the billions go? I mean it doesn't just


>>> >> > ? self implode.


>>>


>>> >> Yes it does. ?It simply disappears into nothingness, because it


>>> >> neve


>> r


>>> >> existed in the first place. ?There's no Law of Conservation of


>>> >> Money


>> ,


>>> >> like there are for mass, momentum and energy. ?Money is more like


>>> >> information, which can also be destroyed, by turning it into


>>> >> something called "entropy," than it is like those three physical


>>> >> quantities I just listed. ?AFAIK, a Ponzi scheme is the best known


>>> >> way to destroy money, although apparently Smoot-Hawley and the


>>> >> repeal of the Glass-Steigel are also in the top three. ?If Senator


>>> >> Shelby and the Tennessee senator manage to kill Detroit, then


>>> >> there will be four, and the US will collapse into The Second Great


>>> >> Depression, all because money disappeared into nothingness. ?;[~


>>>


>>> >> Somebody should write a PhD thesis on financial entropy.


>>>


>>> > I think I know why the Republicans want to force the Big 3


>>> > into bankruptcy: ?investments. ? Listen to and watch Mitt


>>> > Romney when he talks about how his "Daddy" saved


>>> > American Motors. ?Mitt's eyes positively light up.


>>>


>>> > The plan, IMO, is to do what Mitt's always done: ?buy


>>> > companies on the cheap, bust them up and keep the parts


>>> > that could be profitable, force the rest out of


>>> > business, and then incorporate what's left in the


>>> > Cayman Islands.


>>>


>>> > Of course, anyone older than 21 knows what really


>>> > happened to American Motors a few years after Daddy


>>> > Romney "saved" it.


>>>


>>> That never occurred to me. ?I thought that the Repugnicants want to


>>> break the unions and destroy American cities, because they're full of


>>> blacks, and that southern Repugnicants want to destroy northern


>>> industry, because that's why they lost the Civil War, and because the


>>> Southern states have foreign car plants. ?Yet Repugnicants have the


>>> unmitigated gall to call Democrats unpatriotic. ?They should be


>>> execute


>> d


>>> for treason, and when Detoit fails, I predict that some of them will


>>> be


>>


>> Nah. The people that you'd think would do that,


>> are their supporters. Unless Joe The Plumber's


>> book tanks


>


>Not the angry Democrats who keep getting poorer and poorer, because the


>Robber Barons are back.

The only difference [and the "PO' dumbos" cry is a myth] is that the Publi's

EARNED their mioney and the dumbo's STOLE theirs.

Do you think the Roosevelts, Kennedys, Johnsons, Clintons are "PO' " ???

Yer head's up your working space if you do!

 

[Sir F. A. Rien]

"John" <john@junk.com> found these unused words:


>


>"TCBEvolver" <tcbevolver@yahoo.com> wrote in message


>news:ed8ecc2b-636d-49d6-a9c4-17d13faea397@e25g2000vbe.googlegroups.com...


>> SODDI wrote:


>>


>>> People in that social class rarely go to jail or make restitution. They


>>> go


>>> to charity fundraisers and call it community service.


>>


>> I useta think lining people up against a wall and shooting them was


>> barbarous. Now I maybe think not lining people up against a wall and


>> shooting them is barbarous.


>>


>> But we all know it's that Fonzie guy who's really to blame. With his


>> greasy hairdo and his shady pyramid schemes.


>


>shady Fyramid schemes. Like the Paroahs build.


>

Whitewater, bootlegging, stealing public furnishings ... yep those Dumbios

have it Sooooooooo "PO" !

 

[Bluuuue Rajah]

"SODDI" <mumbo@jumbo.com> wrote in news:v--

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> "Bluuuue Rajah" <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> wrote>


>


>> The last two down cycles have


>> coincided exactly with the end of an eight year presidency, and it's


>> common knowledge that the market hates uncertainty.


>


> Mexico use to call it "The Year of the Money".


>


> Presidents paying off their markers with public funds.

That's an important insight, ?:]~. Where did you learn that?

It's actually Seven Years of Money followed by One Year (or So) of No

Money. Wall St. knows where the new guy will take money away from, ie.

the old guy's cronies, but they don't know where he'll put it, because

all they do on the campaign trail is lie.

I'm really glad you said that. It must work that way in every country.

 

[Bluuuue Rajah]

Kris Baker <ParallelCooler@gmail.com> wrote in

news:32f76834-3f78-4c5d-aa7f-c2660a1c023c@a26g2000prf.googlegroups.com:


> On Dec 14, 9:37?pm, Bluuuue Rajah <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> wrote:


>> Kris Baker <ParallelCoo...@gmail.com> wrote


>> innews:f821035b-dca5-4455-a2d


> 3-b19861c0b4de@r36g2000prf.googlegroups.com:


>>


>>


>>


>>


>>


>> > On Dec 14, 6:44?pm, Bluuuue Rajah <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> wrote:


>> >> Kris Baker <ParallelCoo...@gmail.com> wrote in


>> >> news:a5a9def6-dd59-4dd1-


>> >> 837c-440263e98...@r15g2000prd.googlegroups.com:


>>


>> >> > On Dec 14, 5:47?pm, robbielynn <robbielynnw...@yahoo.com> wrote:


>>


>> >> >> ? Where did all the billions go? I mean it doesn't just


>> >> >> ? self implode. I know he paid the "first in line investors"


>> >> >> ? a good return but even if he's banked the billions for


>> >> >> ? interest only, it seems like there would be more left.


>> >> >> ? I guess he had it in the market...anyone know?-


>>


>> >> >http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponzi_scheme


>>


>> >> > It pretty much sums up our economical problems.


>>


>> >> > Supposedly-smart investors fell for Madoff's Ponzi


>> >> > scheme as easily as others fall for Nigerian fraud


>> >> > emails or get-rich-quick "send a dollar" emails.


>>


>> >> > And many of those investors are the same people


>> >> > who've been giving out investment advice to others,


>> >> > for years. ? And people listened to them, because


>> >> > they were rich.


>>


>> >> > They turned out to be as greedy and gullible as


>> >> > schoolkids.


>>


>> >> > Stevie Wonder could have seen this collapse


>> >> > coming (we did, and saved our 401Ks).


>>


>> >> How did you know what the timing would be?-


>>


>> > Subprime mortgages, "house-flipping", etc.


>> > We'd already read about homebuilding being


>> > the nation's largest business....


>>


>> > It all sounded like scams to us, and we were


>> > right. ? We'd already been through the dot.com


>> > bubble and Enron...so weren't willing to lose


>> > again. ? We're too old to make it up again.


>>


>> That's not what I meant by "timing." ?Everybody knew it was a scam,


>> but you still have to know when to get out with your gains.


>>


>> A while back, I saw a graph of the business cycle data, and it was


>> remarkably consistent. ?It looked precisely like instability data we


>> used to get from our plasma simulations. ?The last two down cycles


>> have coincided exactly with the end of an eight year presidency, and


>> it's common knowledge that the market hates uncertainty.


>


> Well...I dunno. All I know is that gut instincts


> can work pretty well.

Scientifically, gut instincts are notoriously unreliable, and economics

is notoriously scientific.


> I got out (myself) just before


> Enron failed, and bought a car with my stock proceeds.


> March 2000. If I'd have waited a few months, it'd


> have been a Hyundai

Then you're one of the robbers, although from what I'm reading, not a

Baron.


> This year's timing was called "griping at my dh


> until he believed me....now he's the hero, and


> that's OK with me".

Ask him how he guessed the timing. Ask about what the other clients and

the other brokers were saying. Pump him for information and don't let

him get away without giving it up.

 

[SODDI]

"Sir F. A. Rien" <jaSPAMc@gbr.online.com> wrote in message

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> "SODDI" <mumbo@jumbo.com> found these unused words:


>


>>


>>"Bluuuue Rajah" <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> wrote>


>>


>>> The last two down cycles have


>>> coincided exactly with the end of an eight year presidency, and it's


>>> common knowledge that the market hates uncertainty.


>>


>>Mexico use to call it "The Year of the Money".


>>


>>Presidents paying off their markers with public funds.


>>


> Hey, that's how you got and keep -=your=- job, isn't it?


>


> Now SODDI off ...

Gee what an ORIGINAL name flame.

You are funny like a clown, pink boy.

 

[Sir F. A. Rien]

Bluuuue Rajah <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> found these unused words:


>Kris Baker <ParallelCooler@gmail.com> wrote in


>news:32f76834-3f78-4c5d-aa7f-c2660a1c023c@a26g2000prf.googlegroups.com:


>


>> On Dec 14, 9:37?pm, Bluuuue Rajah <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> wrote:


>>> Kris Baker <ParallelCoo...@gmail.com> wrote


>>> innews:f821035b-dca5-4455-a2d


>> 3-b19861c0b4de@r36g2000prf.googlegroups.com:


>>>


>>>


>>>


>>>


>>>


>>> > On Dec 14, 6:44?pm, Bluuuue Rajah <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> wrote:


>>> >> Kris Baker <ParallelCoo...@gmail.com> wrote in


>>> >> news:a5a9def6-dd59-4dd1-


>>> >> 837c-440263e98...@r15g2000prd.googlegroups.com:


>>>


>>> >> > On Dec 14, 5:47?pm, robbielynn <robbielynnw...@yahoo.com> wrote:


>>>


>>> >> >> ? Where did all the billions go? I mean it doesn't just


>>> >> >> ? self implode. I know he paid the "first in line investors"


>>> >> >> ? a good return but even if he's banked the billions for


>>> >> >> ? interest only, it seems like there would be more left.


>>> >> >> ? I guess he had it in the market...anyone know?-


>>>


>>> >> >http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponzi_scheme


>>>


>>> >> > It pretty much sums up our economical problems.


>>>


>>> >> > Supposedly-smart investors fell for Madoff's Ponzi


>>> >> > scheme as easily as others fall for Nigerian fraud


>>> >> > emails or get-rich-quick "send a dollar" emails.


>>>


>>> >> > And many of those investors are the same people


>>> >> > who've been giving out investment advice to others,


>>> >> > for years. ? And people listened to them, because


>>> >> > they were rich.


>>>


>>> >> > They turned out to be as greedy and gullible as


>>> >> > schoolkids.


>>>


>>> >> > Stevie Wonder could have seen this collapse


>>> >> > coming (we did, and saved our 401Ks).


>>>


>>> >> How did you know what the timing would be?-


>>>


>>> > Subprime mortgages, "house-flipping", etc.


>>> > We'd already read about homebuilding being


>>> > the nation's largest business....


>>>


>>> > It all sounded like scams to us, and we were


>>> > right. ? We'd already been through the dot.com


>>> > bubble and Enron...so weren't willing to lose


>>> > again. ? We're too old to make it up again.


>>>


>>> That's not what I meant by "timing." ?Everybody knew it was a scam,


>>> but you still have to know when to get out with your gains.


>>>


>>> A while back, I saw a graph of the business cycle data, and it was


>>> remarkably consistent. ?It looked precisely like instability data we


>>> used to get from our plasma simulations. ?The last two down cycles


>>> have coincided exactly with the end of an eight year presidency, and


>>> it's common knowledge that the market hates uncertainty.


>>


>> Well...I dunno. All I know is that gut instincts


>> can work pretty well.


>


>Scientifically, gut instincts are notoriously unreliable, and economics


>is notoriously scientific.


>


>> I got out (myself) just before


>> Enron failed, and bought a car with my stock proceeds.


>> March 2000. If I'd have waited a few months, it'd


>> have been a Hyundai


>


>Then you're one of the robbers, although from what I'm reading, not a


>Baron.


>


>> This year's timing was called "griping at my dh


>> until he believed me....now he's the hero, and


>> that's OK with me".


>


>Ask him how he guessed the timing. Ask about what the other clients and


>the other brokers were saying. Pump him for information and don't let


>him get away without giving it up.

Must be a Dumbo Party faithful to have 'insider' news ...

 

[Sir F. A. Rien]

Bluuuue Rajah <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> found these unused words:


>"SODDI" <mumbo@jumbo.com> wrote in news:v--


>dnTt89dvNiNvUnZ2dnUVZ_qXinZ2d@giganews.com:


>


>> "Bluuuue Rajah" <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> wrote>


>>


>>> The last two down cycles have


>>> coincided exactly with the end of an eight year presidency, and it's


>>> common knowledge that the market hates uncertainty.


>>


>> Mexico use to call it "The Year of the Money".


>>


>> Presidents paying off their markers with public funds.


>


>That's an important insight, ?:]~. Where did you learn that?


>


>It's actually Seven Years of Money followed by One Year (or So) of No


>Money. Wall St. knows where the new guy will take money away from, ie.


>the old guy's cronies, but they don't know where he'll put it, because


>all they do on the campaign trail is lie.


>


>I'm really glad you said that. It must work that way in every country.

Yeah , especially those po po dumbos ...

New Jersey Sen. Frank Lautenberg, one of the wealthiest members of the

Senate,

He's a DEMOCRAT! Gives the LIE to all the claims about how PO the Dumbos

are, eh?

Nice that his buddy SCAMmed him - no honor in that party [or any other, for

that matter!]

 

[Walter Bushell]

In article <SaidnU4Sq8xyoNnUnZ2dnUVZ_t_inZ2d@giganews.com>,

"SODDI" <mumbo@jumbo.com> wrote:


> "robbielynn" <robbielynnwynn@yahoo.com> wrote in message


> news:f187b649-3a4a-4b86-91d2-23c308b1dba5@s20g2000yqh.googlegroups.com...


> On Dec 13, 5:12 pm, Bluuuue Rajah <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> wrote:


> > That guy who ran the Ponzi scheme and stole $50 billion dollars was named


> > "Madoff," and indeed, he "made off" with everybody's money. ;(


>


> > Good one. Hope the sick ******* goes


> > right to jail. No more caviar for the ****.


>


> People in that social class rarely go to jail or make restitution. They go


> to charity fundraisers and call it community service.

Besides what did he do that was so much worse than what the general

financial sector did?

 

[Bluuuue Rajah]

Walter Bushell <proto@panix.com> wrote in

newsroto-2174A8.12202918122008@news.panix.com:


> In article <SaidnU4Sq8xyoNnUnZ2dnUVZ_t_inZ2d@giganews.com>,


> "SODDI" <mumbo@jumbo.com> wrote:


>


>> "robbielynn" <robbielynnwynn@yahoo.com> wrote in message


>> news:f187b649-3a4a-4b86-91d2-23c308b1dba5

@s20g2000yqh.googlegroups.com


>> ... On Dec 13, 5:12 pm, Bluuuue Rajah <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> wrote:


>> > That guy who ran the Ponzi scheme and stole $50 billion dollars was


>> > named "Madoff," and indeed, he "made off" with everybody's money.


>> > ;(


>>


>> > Good one. Hope the sick ******* goes


>> > right to jail. No more caviar for the ****.


>>


>> People in that social class rarely go to jail or make restitution.


>> They go to charity fundraisers and call it community service.


>


> Besides what did he do that was so much worse than what the general


> financial sector did?

You're kidding, right?

 

[Sir F. A. Rien]

Walter Bushell <proto@panix.com> found these unused words:


>In article <SaidnU4Sq8xyoNnUnZ2dnUVZ_t_inZ2d@giganews.com>,


> "SODDI" <mumbo@jumbo.com> wrote:


>


>> "robbielynn" <robbielynnwynn@yahoo.com> wrote in message


>> news:f187b649-3a4a-4b86-91d2-23c308b1dba5@s20g2000yqh.googlegroups.com...


>> On Dec 13, 5:12 pm, Bluuuue Rajah <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> wrote:


>> > That guy who ran the Ponzi scheme and stole $50 billion dollars was named


>> > "Madoff," and indeed, he "made off" with everybody's money. ;(


>>


>> > Good one. Hope the sick ******* goes


>> > right to jail. No more caviar for the ****.


>>


>> People in that social class rarely go to jail or make restitution. They go


>> to charity fundraisers and call it community service.


>


>Besides what did he do that was so much worse than what the general


>financial sector did?

Hey, when you think that way, what's so bad about murder, rape and pillage

.... "THEY all do it" ... somewhere!

Typical cop out of the 'NOW' generation to excuse any need for being

personally responsible..

 

[Sir F. A. Rien]

Bluuuue Rajah <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> found these unused words:


>Walter Bushell <proto@panix.com> wrote in


>newsroto-2174A8.12202918122008@news.panix.com:


>


>> In article <SaidnU4Sq8xyoNnUnZ2dnUVZ_t_inZ2d@giganews.com>,


>> "SODDI" <mumbo@jumbo.com> wrote:


>>


>>> "robbielynn" <robbielynnwynn@yahoo.com> wrote in message


>>> news:f187b649-3a4a-4b86-91d2-23c308b1dba5


>@s20g2000yqh.googlegroups.com


>>> ... On Dec 13, 5:12 pm, Bluuuue Rajah <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> wrote:


>>> > That guy who ran the Ponzi scheme and stole $50 billion dollars was


>>> > named "Madoff," and indeed, he "made off" with everybody's money.


>>> > ;(


>>>


>>> > Good one. Hope the sick ******* goes


>>> > right to jail. No more caviar for the ****.


>>>


>>> People in that social class rarely go to jail or make restitution.


>>> They go to charity fundraisers and call it community service.


>>


>> Besides what did he do that was so much worse than what the general


>> financial sector did?


>


>You're kidding, right?

No, he's probably not. It's a typical reaction ...

 

[Zapanaz]

Sir F. A. Rien hunched over a computer, typing feverishly;

Thunder crashed, Sir F. A. Rien laughed madly, then wrote:


>Typical cop out of the 'NOW' generation to excuse any need for being


>personally responsible..

Actually I think the "NOW" generation was those guys in the seventies

in paisley shirts

--

Zapanaz

International Satanic Conspiracy

Customer Support Specialist

http://joecosby.com/

I got kicked out of ballet class because I pulled a groin muscle. It wasn't mine.

- Rita Rudner

:: Currently listening to Isn't It a Pity (Version Two), 1970, by George Harrison, from "All Things Must Pass"

 

[Zapanaz]

Zapanaz hunched over a computer, typing feverishly;

Thunder crashed, Zapanaz laughed madly, then wrote:


>Sir F. A. Rien hunched over a computer, typing feverishly;


>Thunder crashed, Sir F. A. Rien laughed madly, then wrote:


>


>>Typical cop out of the 'NOW' generation to excuse any need for being


>>personally responsible..


>


>Actually I think the "NOW" generation was those guys in the seventies


>in paisley shirts

http://www.sandlapperphc.com/Pictures/Buffett%20Album%20Covers/Now%20Generation%201.jpg

well close.

--

Zapanaz

International Satanic Conspiracy

Customer Support Specialist

http://joecosby.com/

Paradise is the place we thought the world would be when we grew up

when we were younger and the place we remember it having been when we

were younger when we are older

:: Currently listening to Art of Dying, 1970, by George Harrison, from "All Things Must Pass"

 

[Zapanaz]

Zapanaz hunched over a computer, typing feverishly;

Thunder crashed, Zapanaz laughed madly, then wrote:


>Zapanaz hunched over a computer, typing feverishly;


>Thunder crashed, Zapanaz laughed madly, then wrote:


>


>>Sir F. A. Rien hunched over a computer, typing feverishly;


>>Thunder crashed, Sir F. A. Rien laughed madly, then wrote:


>>


>>>Typical cop out of the 'NOW' generation to excuse any need for being


>>>personally responsible..


>>


>>Actually I think the "NOW" generation was those guys in the seventies


>>in paisley shirts


>


>http://www.sandlapperphc.com/Pictures/Buffett%20Album%20Covers/Now%20Generation%201.jpg


>


>well close.

http://www.unpleasant.org/wp-content/uploads/unpleasant/katesmith_nowgeneration.jpg

--

Zapanaz

International Satanic Conspiracy

Customer Support Specialist

http://joecosby.com/

Corny: You got any interest in reading the Bible?

Justine: I have my own, you know, beliefs.

Corny: Well, we don't preach fire and brimstone. 10 Commandments,

gotta live by those. Other than the usual ways, we're not interested

in scaring people. We're about loving Jesus.

Justine: Mm-hmm. Yeah, I kind of like my nights to myself.

Corny: Well, maybe you'll have night after night of eternal hellfire

all to yourself. Just kidding you. Drive safe. Bye-bye.

http://imdb.com/title/tt0279113/

:: Currently listening to What Is Life, 1970, by George Harrison, from "All Things Must Pass"

 

[Bluuuue Rajah]

Sir F. A. Rien <jaSPAMc@gbr.online.com> wrote in

news:hhilk4dkgd94s4e05i85cmberb0vc5a67s@4ax.com:


> Walter Bushell <proto@panix.com> found these unused words:


>


>>In article <SaidnU4Sq8xyoNnUnZ2dnUVZ_t_inZ2d@giganews.com>,


>> "SODDI" <mumbo@jumbo.com> wrote:


>>


>>> "robbielynn" <robbielynnwynn@yahoo.com> wrote in message


>>> news:f187b649-3a4a-4b86-91d2-23c308b1dba5

@s20g2000yqh.googlegroups.co


>>> m... On Dec 13, 5:12 pm, Bluuuue Rajah <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> wrote:


>>> > That guy who ran the Ponzi scheme and stole $50 billion dollars


>>> > was named "Madoff," and indeed, he "made off" with everybody's


>>> > money. ;(


>>>


>>> > Good one. Hope the sick ******* goes


>>> > right to jail. No more caviar for the ****.


>>>


>>> People in that social class rarely go to jail or make restitution.


>>> They go to charity fundraisers and call it community service.


>>


>>Besides what did he do that was so much worse than what the general


>>financial sector did?


>


> Hey, when you think that way, what's so bad about murder, rape and


> pillage ... "THEY all do it" ... somewhere!


>


> Typical cop out of the 'NOW' generation to excuse any need for being


> personally responsible..

Typical cop out of the Repugnicats greedbags, who think they can hurt

anybody they want, to earn a buck.

 

[The Sicker Vicar]

On Dec 15, 3:49?pm, Sir F. A. Rien <jaSP...@gbr.online.com> wrote:


> Bluuuue Rajah <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> found these unused words:


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> >Kris Baker <ParallelCoo...@gmail.com> wrote in


> >news:32f76834-3f78-4c5d-aa7f-c2660a1c023c@a26g2000prf.googlegroups.com:


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> >> On Dec 14, 9:37?pm, Bluuuue Rajah <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> wrote:


> >>> Kris Baker <ParallelCoo...@gmail.com> wrote


> >>> innews:f821035b-dca5-4455-a2d


> >> 3-b19861c0b...@r36g2000prf.googlegroups.com:


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> >>> > On Dec 14, 6:44?pm, Bluuuue Rajah <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> wrote:


> >>> >> Kris Baker <ParallelCoo...@gmail.com> wrote in


> >>> >> news:a5a9def6-dd59-4dd1-


> >>> >> 837c-440263e98...@r15g2000prd.googlegroups.com:


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> >>> >> > On Dec 14, 5:47?pm, robbielynn <robbielynnw...@yahoo.com> wrote:


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> >>> >> >> ? Where did all the billions go? I mean it doesn't just


> >>> >> >> ? self implode. I know he paid the "first in line investors"


> >>> >> >> ? a good return but even if he's banked the billions for


> >>> >> >> ? interest only, it seems like there would be more left.


> >>> >> >> ? I guess he had it in the market...anyone know?-


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> >>> >> >http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponzi_scheme


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> >>> >> > It pretty much sums up our economical problems.


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> >>> >> > Supposedly-smart investors fell for Madoff's Ponzi


> >>> >> > scheme as easily as others fall for Nigerian fraud


> >>> >> > emails or get-rich-quick "send a dollar" emails.


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> >>> >> > And many of those investors are the same people


> >>> >> > who've been giving out investment advice to others,


> >>> >> > for years. ? And people listened to them, because


> >>> >> > they were rich.


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> >>> >> > They turned out to be as greedy and gullible as


> >>> >> > schoolkids.


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> >>> >> > Stevie Wonder could have seen this collapse


> >>> >> > coming (we did, and saved our 401Ks).


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> >>> >> How did you know what the timing would be?-


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> >>> > Subprime mortgages, "house-flipping", etc.


> >>> > We'd already read about homebuilding being


> >>> > the nation's largest business....


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> >>> > It all sounded like scams to us, and we were


> >>> > right. ? We'd already been through the dot.com


> >>> > bubble and Enron...so weren't willing to lose


> >>> > again. ? We're too old to make it up again.


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> >>> That's not what I meant by "timing." ?Everybody knew it was a scam,


> >>> but you still have to know when to get out with your gains.


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> >>> A while back, I saw a graph of the business cycle data, and it was


> >>> remarkably consistent. ?It looked precisely like instability data we


> >>> used to get from our plasma simulations. ?The last two down cycles


> >>> have coincided exactly with the end of an eight year presidency, and


> >>> it's common knowledge that the market hates uncertainty.


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> >> Well...I dunno. ? All I know is that gut instincts


> >> can work pretty well. ?


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> >Scientifically, gut instincts are notoriously unreliable, and economics


> >is notoriously scientific.


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> >> I got out (myself) just before


> >> Enron failed, and bought a car with my stock proceeds.


> >> March 2000. ?If I'd have waited a few months, it'd


> >> have been a Hyundai


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> >Then you're one of the robbers, although from what I'm reading, not a


> >Baron.


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> >> This year's timing was called "griping at my dh


> >> until he believed me....now he's the hero, and


> >> that's OK with me".


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> >Ask him how he guessed the timing. ?Ask about what the other clients and


> >the other brokers were saying. ?Pump him for information and don't let


> >him get away without giving it up.


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You mean a non-traitor?

 

[The Sicker Vicar]

On Dec 15, 3:52?pm, Sir F. A. Rien <jaSP...@gbr.online.com> wrote:


> Bluuuue Rajah <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> found these unused words:


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> >"SODDI" <mu...@jumbo.com> wrote in news:v--


> >dnTt89dvNiNvUnZ2dnUVZ_qXin...@giganews.com:


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> >> "Bluuuue Rajah" <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> wrote>


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> >>> The last two down cycles have


> >>> coincided exactly with the end of an eight year presidency, and it's


> >>> common knowledge that the market hates uncertainty.


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> >> Mexico use to call it "The Year of the Money".


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> >> Presidents paying off their markers with public funds.


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> >That's an important insight, ?:]~. ?Where did you learn that?


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> >It's actually Seven Years of Money followed by One Year (or So) of No


> >Money. ?Wall St. knows where the new guy will take money away from, ie..


> >the old guy's cronies, but they don't know where he'll put it, because


> >all they do on the campaign trail is lie.


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> >I'm really glad you said that. ?It must work that way in every country..


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> Yeah , especially those po po dumbos ...


> New Jersey Sen. Frank Lautenberg, one of the wealthiest members of the


> Senate,


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> He's a DEMOCRAT! Gives the LIE to all the claims about how PO the Dumbos


> are, eh?


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> Nice that his buddy SCAMmed him - no honor in that party [or any other, for


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Yes, one rich man with a conscience proves your whole sick worldview.

Have you stopped selling drugs disguised as a nun yet?

 

[Bluuuue Rajah]

Sir F. A. Rien <jaSPAMc@gbr.online.com> wrote in

news:clilk4pibrieolkcpgl93r7pfakmv2tsts@4ax.com:


> Bluuuue Rajah <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> found these unused words:


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>>Walter Bushell <proto@panix.com> wrote in


>>newsroto-2174A8.12202918122008@news.panix.com:


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>>> In article <SaidnU4Sq8xyoNnUnZ2dnUVZ_t_inZ2d@giganews.com>,


>>> "SODDI" <mumbo@jumbo.com> wrote:


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>>>> "robbielynn" <robbielynnwynn@yahoo.com> wrote in message


>>>> news:f187b649-3a4a-4b86-91d2-23c308b1dba5


>>@s20g2000yqh.googlegroups.com


>>>> ... On Dec 13, 5:12 pm, Bluuuue Rajah <Bluuuuue@Rajah.> wrote:


>>>> > That guy who ran the Ponzi scheme and stole $50 billion dollars


>>>> > was named "Madoff," and indeed, he "made off" with everybody's


>>>> > money. ;(


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>>>> > Good one. Hope the sick ******* goes


>>>> > right to jail. No more caviar for the ****.


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>>>> People in that social class rarely go to jail or make restitution.


>>>> They go to charity fundraisers and call it community service.


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>>> Besides what did he do that was so much worse than what the general


>>> financial sector did?


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>> You're kidding, right?


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> No, he's probably not. It's a typical reaction ...

Some people have no sense of proportion. ? ~