WOW I HAVEN’T POSTED IN *DAYS*.
October 7th, 2008 | 1,277 wordcountSince October 2nd (apparently, since that’s the last time I posted - not counting the last paid post I did late last night) I haven’t even had INTEREST in going into my Wordpress admin “write” section. What is up with THAT? I’ve had a LOT to say too. Just no interest whatsoever in saying it HERE. BUT I REALIZED I CAN NOT LET A GOOD URL GO TO WASTE — And an awesome blog, too. I just need to get back into the swing of it, and find the right ways to say a LOT of stuff. Isn’t that what I always say? There’s so much to say, and not enough ways to say it. Things can get too overwhelming. Well, readers (if I have any left),… bear with me while I find these ways — or at least take from other peoples mouths and quote it here (because, as stated before, usually what I post is exactly what I know unless stated otherwise — only it’s said in a much better, much more professional way).
So dear friends, the first order of business:
The economy. Not just ours, no. The world economy is in turmoil. And where did I hear this? Where do I get these sources? Not from conspiracy websites or other blogs — no. That would be too whack job and tin foil hat of me. I’m getting my info. from the news (and, coincidentally, so does most of the conspiracy sites/forums). The same people who pushed this savior of a plan — the 700 billion dollar bail out. Which, exactly, what has it done for us? When yesterday, after the bailout became law, the Dow Jones PLUNGED.
And today?
Well, according to CNN… CNN: A 5-year low - U.S. stocks clobbered for 2nd straight day, with Dow losing 500 points, as investor gloom persists. And right on the front page below that link it states: “Wall Street’s drubbing continued today, with a 500-point loss bringing the Dow’s two-day scalding to nearly 900 points, as the Federal Reserve’s plan to loosen credit markets failed to counter investor pessimism about the government’s ability to rescue the markets. The Fed chief’s dour outlook in a speech added to the weakness, CNNMoney.com reports.”
I, like many other Americans, really, REALLY do not feel safe (CNN poll: 60% see depression as “likely”, Market Watch: Americans are in a Pessimistic Mood According to Latest CNN/Opinion Research Corporation Poll). And I’d also like to point out that I, like many other Americans, did not support the bail out (FOXNews: Poll - Most Americans Against Bush’s Bailout Plan, Rasmussen Reports: Only 28% Support Federal Bailout Plan, CBS Poll: Americans Wary of the Bailout — but this is all old news.. we all knew most Americans didn’t like/support the Bail Out — didn’t we?).
In the words of the intelligent Texas Congressman and ex-presidential candidate, Doctor Ron Paul, “there goes your country” (because didn’t I mention on this blog before how the stock market and Wall Street ARE America?). Also, most Americans didn’t want it, and all of America got it anyway. That’s democracy for you! Beautiful, isn’t it?
I’d also like to add to that quote from Ron Paul with my own words: “and here comes the one world government” — because, isn’t that how I got started with this subject? The world economy. But before I get into that, I want to show more of Ron Paul (BECAUSE WELCOME TO MY BLOG, THE SOMETIMES ECHO CHAMBER OF RON PAUL AND ALL OTHER THINGS I AGREE WITH).
Ron Paul On The Passage of the Bailout
Description: “Congressman Ron Paul gives us his thoughts on the passage of the bailout bill just minutes after leaving the floor.”
And here is the speech he made on the House floor that he mentioned in the above video:
RON PAUL ON BAILOUT
Description: “Just before the passage of the historic 700 Billion bailout bill passed by Congress, Ron Paul explained why he was voting against the bill. This is not an endorsement or criticism of Ron Paul - just food for thought. I watched most of the debate before the vote and Paul was one of the more interesting speakers. If you have a funny feeling that something is out of whack in the economic freak out going on around the world, this may make some sense. But then again, maybe not. Depends on you!
He said: “Madam Speaker I rise in strong opposition to this bill because it won’t solve our problem…””
Here’s another good video from Doctor Ron Paul:
Ron Paul Says Bailout Law Is Morally Wrong
Description: “CNSNews.com asked Ron Paul whether forcing taxpayers to bailout deadbeat mortgage holders was just or unjust. (By: Nicholas Ballasy and Jon Schulter)”
I really, really love this man. For more of what he’s about, and more of his words, check out: http://campaignforliberty.com — one of the sites I go to daily (and surprisingly, it’s not a conspiracy site…?!)
ANYWAY… this post is going on LONG ENOUGH. So I’m going to wrap this up quick with what I wanted to post to begin with:
Bloomberg.com: IMF Says World Economy Heading for `Major Downturn’ (Update2)
Associated Press: European Union tested by world economic crisis
German bank rescue failure clouds European united front
RussiaToday: Panic engulfs global markets
And LOL @ LA Times Blog: President Bush’s economic world: tough today, sunny tomorrow. Anyone else feel as though he’s little orphan Annie ready to break out in song?
And there are so SO SOOOO many other sources than these — some that I saw earlier and can not find now (don’t you hate that, when you have a source and then you lose it and can’t find it again?). You can probably just do a quick Google search about the economy and find probably a ton load more — even probably some of the ones I saw earlier but can’t find now. Or you can take my word on it. Your choice.
Anyway, onto my point… My point is: Is it really just a coincidence that this is happening all around the world at ONCE? Why is no one bringing this up — that this is a crisis that is hitting the globe, and not just America and that when the bail out wasn’t passed the first time in America, world leaders started to get upset and make speeches about how the bail out is right for America — excuse me, what business of it is Europe’s what America does with our economy? — unless of course a one world is where we’re headed.
How dense can you be not to see this? Not to be suspicious of it?
ANYWAY… . . . . I’m going to finish this post up. I guess the economy was the first and ONLY order of business in this post, but it’s good to be back here and HELLO AGAIN EVERYONE! I promise to post some more from now on.
OH, OKAY, WAIT, ONE MORE THING… . . .
Did everyone know that there is a second Zeitgeist movie out? I couldn’t stand the first Zeitgeist movie, but as Tom tells me, the second one is a LOT better. I haven’t seen it yet, but here it is anyway… :
Zeitgeist: Addendum, by Peter Joseph 2008
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=7065205277695921912&hl=en
I hold all judgments until I see it, and when I see it I’ll post something about it here. But I still hold onto my beliefs about the first Zeitgeist movie, and also think that if you really want to see the truth about the New World Order and our future, that the documentary “Historic Interview with Aaron Russo, Fighting Cancer and the New World Order” is a LOT better to watch than the first Zeitgeist.
ANYWAY!!! ALL COMMENTS ARE WELCOMED AND THANKS FOR READING.
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I hear ya, I just find it hard to write when there’s no real content worth mentioning out there, or if it’s just constantly repeated, shit gets boring!
Absolutely. I totally agree. You don’t want to repeat yourself. It was much better on LJ where I can just copy and paste stuff, but on here it’s like.. what am I going to do, copy and paste and then repeat what it says or what I think about it which was repeated one hundred posts over?