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April 11, 2014, 05:21:33 PM
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This shit is really F.U.B.A.R. out-of-control:

http://armstrongeconomics.com/2014/04/11/socialism-at-its-best-how-to-destroy-the-wealth-of-a-nation/

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You know there is tax competition amongst states and cities in Switzerland which lead to great results once in terms of efficiency and therefore attracting people to take their families and move to states with lower taxation. Often quite outside of the metropoles so also helping to populate remote parts of the country.

Of course, one day the traditional high tax states got jealous, amongst them the state of Bern with the capitol and politicians there. So they introduced a new system of taxing all states and allocating the tax income of efficient states to the inefficient ones, thereby turning the competitive Swiss tax system upside down.

As a result now for 2013, the state of “Schwyz”, according to all statistics one of the states with lowest expenses for administration, with a fully balanced budget, and highly attractive for many “rich” families, turned into the state with the highest deficit per capita – precisely to the amount which has to be allocated to other states..

The perversion is – the allocation is not based on real tax income – you would be able to manage – no, it is based on how high you COULD tax your citizens based on their wealth and income ! So, the more you attracted people with high income and assets in the past due to low taxes, the more you now have to send to other states – but since you did not earn that money you now have to borrow this first and then increase taxes to amortize..

Marty, everywhere in this world there is socialism at its best.. even in the most direct democracy [Switzerland] of this planet.

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April 12, 2014, 06:10:27 AM
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Dollar will rise +50% against basket of major currencies such UK pound, Euro, Yen mostly of the rise coming in a phase transition after 2015.75 (Sept 2015).

This is because the world will go into chaos, and everyone who sticks with the mainstream financial system will run into the dollar and the US military for safe haven. Socialism always huddles together over the cliff together. See my point about organisms in a Petri dish.

http://armstrongeconomics.com/2014/04/11/why-does-deflation-cause-the-currency-to-rise/

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The clawback has started. The fed is trying to clawback money even if they can produce no record keeping. Sure, if debt is owed it must be paid, but in these cases where someone else incurred it's pretty crazy.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/social-security-treasury-target-hundreds-of-thousands-of-taxpayers-for-parents-old-debts/2014/04/10/74ac8eae-bf4d-11e3-bcec-b71ee10e9bc3_story.html

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A few weeks ago, with no notice, the U.S. government intercepted Mary Grice’s tax refunds from both the IRS and the state of Maryland. Grice had no idea that Uncle Sam had seized her money until some days later, when she got a letter saying that her refund had gone to satisfy an old debt to the government — a very old debt.

When Grice was 4, back in 1960, her father died, leaving her mother with five children to raise. Until the kids turned 18, Sadie Grice got survivor benefits from Social Security to help feed and clothe them.

Now, Social Security claims it overpaid someone in the Grice family — it’s not sure who — in 1977. After 37 years of silence, four years after Sadie Grice died, the government is coming after her daughter. Why the feds chose to take Mary’s money, rather than her surviving siblings’, is a mystery.

Across the nation, hundreds of thousands of taxpayers who are expecting refunds this month are instead getting letters like the one Grice got, informing them that because of a debt they never knew about — often a debt incurred by their parents — the government has confiscated their check.

The Treasury Department has intercepted $1.9 billion in tax refunds already this year — $75 million of that on debts delinquent for more than 10 years, said Jeffrey Schramek, assistant commissioner of the department’s debt management service. The aggressive effort to collect old debts started three years ago — the result of a single sentence tucked into the farm bill lifting the 10-year statute of limitations on old debts to Uncle Sam.

“It was a shock,” said Grice, 58. “What incenses me is the way they went about this. They gave me no notice, they can’t prove that I received any overpayment, and they use intimidation tactics, threatening to report this to the credit bureaus.”

Grice filed suit against the Social Security Administration in federal court in Greenbelt this week, alleging that the government violated her right to due process by holding her responsible for a $2,996 debt supposedly incurred under her father’s Social Security number.

Social Security officials told Grice that six people — Grice, her four siblings and her father’s first wife, whom she never knew — had received benefits under her father’s account. The government doesn’t look into exactly who got the overpayment; the policy is to seek compensation from the oldest sibling and work down through the family until the debt is paid.

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The Federal Trade Commission, on its Web site, advises Americans that “family members typically are not obligated to pay the debts of a deceased relative from their own assets.” But Social Security officials say that if children indirectly received assistance from public dollars paid to a parent, the children’s money can be taken, no matter how long ago any overpayment occurred.

“While we are responsible for collecting delinquent debts owed to taxpayers, we understand the importance of ensuring that debtors are treated fairly,” Treasury’s Schramek said in a statement responding to questions from The Washington Post. He said Treasury requires that debtors be given due process.

Social Security officials told her they had sent their notice to her post office box in Roxboro, N.C. Grice rented that box from 1977 to 1979 and never since. And Social Security has Grice’s current address: Every year, it sends her a statement about her benefits.

“Their record-keeping seems to be very spotty,” she said.

Treasury officials say that before they will take someone’s refund, the agency owed the money must certify the debt, meaning there must be evidence of the overpayment. But Social Security officials told Grice they had no records explaining the debt.

“The craziest part of this whole thing is the way the government seizes a child’s money to satisfy a debt that child never even knew about,” says Robert Vogel, Grice’s attorney. “They’ll say that somebody got paid for that child’s benefit, but the child had no control over the money and there’s no way to know if the parent ever used the money for the benefit of that kid.”

Grice, the middle of five children, said neither of her surviving siblings — one older, one younger — has had any money taken by the government. When Grice asked why she had been selected to pay the debt, she was told it was because she had an income and her address popped up — the correct one this time.

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April 12, 2014, 09:07:17 AM
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Right on time with Armstrong's computer model for War Cycle, war looks increasingly likely in East and SE Asia.

http://www.infowars.com/japans-dispatches-of-jets-against-china-rise-to-record/

http://www.infowars.com/china-warns-obama-us-is-moving-in-a-direction-we-dont-want-to-see/

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In one of the many frank exchanges U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel had in China this week, General Fan Changlong told him how one of his uncles died as a slave in a Japanese mine during World War Two.

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    On Tuesday, Chinese Defense Minister Chang Wanquan told Hagel that Washington should restrain Japan and chided the Philippines.

    Fan told Hagel outright that the “Chinese people are dissatisfied” with U.S. support for Japan and Southeast Asia, according to a statement carried on the Chinese defense ministry’s website.

    The influential tabloid the Global Times, published by the Communist Party’s official People’s Daily, said in an editorial on Wednesday that such strong words “have not been seen much in the past”.

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April 13, 2014, 01:24:04 AM
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Right on time with Armstrong's computer model for War Cycle,... [ et cetera, et cetera...]

Why do you keep parroting this crap? Throw us a proper bone, oh Great one. Grin

If, as you say, knowledge is valuable, this must mean that any information that's given away freely does not provide new knowledge. Rather, it's propaganda.

All good capitalists know that if we didn't pay for it, then someone surely wants us to be part of the product.

Refute all the amazing predictions his $100 million computer model has made correctly over the past decades:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=495527.msg5464897#msg5464897

I will be waiting for you to refute the scientific method.

Otherwise please don't post your drivel in my threads.

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April 13, 2014, 10:26:23 PM
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People underestimate change in the short term and underestimate it in the long term.  Is such an outcome possible, of course, some type of climate change could do it.  But even a more mild man made disaster on the scale of 1920s Weimer Germany disaster seems unlikely by 2020 in most developed countries.
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It's coming...

http://armstrongeconomics.com/2014/04/14/the-secret-agenda/
http://armstrongeconomics.com/2014/04/14/hunting-the-rich/
http://www.nestmann.com/the-real-reason-to-welcome-secession

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April 15, 2014, 07:38:09 PM
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Won't be anywhere near mad max levels and that is if people don't don't wake up before stuff hits the fan, not that it already hasn't.  That was just an example of what could happen IMO.  I have a feeling some places will get bad but not the all over degeneration people think will take place.
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Won't be anywhere near mad max levels and that is if people don't don't wake up before stuff hits the fan, not that it already hasn't.  That was just an example of what could happen IMO.  I have a feeling some places will get bad but not the all over degeneration people think will take place.

You are dreaming. Here is reality:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=564097.msg6242181#msg6242181

Keep your hand on your wallet (and it better all be anonymous):

http://armstrongeconomics.com/2014/04/15/desperate-governments-why-you-have-no-rights-when-it-is-negative-rather-than-positive/

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I just put ... and Martin Armstrong into SCIgen and it produced for me a verbatim transcript of Anonymints posts as presented on Bitcointalk, postulating his Theory of Everything  Grin.

Hey fool, Martin Armstrong is always correct.

http://armstrongeconomics.com/2014/03/02/the-cycles-of-war-model-why/

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QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong, I have followed you since your 1985 conference in Princeton. It was your advertisement in the Economist that caught my eye when you bluntly stated that the deflation was over and a major change in trend was at hand. I watched you forecast the takeover boom and I was shocked by your forecast that the Dow Jones would rally from 1000 to 6000 back then. The 1987 Crash was a real eye opener for the very day you pronounced the low was in place and new highs would be seen, the Elliot Wave people said a crash like 1929 was beginning. I watched in amazement your call on Japan, then the currency crisis of South East Asia. Your forecast for the fall of communism and then Russia in 1998 was shocking, however, I must confess, I was not entirely certain how you could do politics and markets. Then the rumors were Goldman Sachs and Buffet wanted you silenced. When it came to markets, I do not think there is anyone who can even come close to your track record. Now I have watched your Cycle of War and after all of these years I think the light has finally gone on. This is what you mean when you say it is all connected. You cannot be right on so many trends for so long unless you were correct about the structure. So do I now get a gold star?

Thanks for everything;

JCH

Include his recent prediction that Gold & silver would top in 2011 and then decline to below $1200 into 2014 at least. Goldbugs were resisting all the way down, until they finally capitulated to $1150 recently.

Edit: here is another list of amazing predictions he did correctly:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=160612.msg2864869#msg2864869

Add: here is yet another list I compiled years ago and had forgotten about:

http://goldwetrust.up-with.com/t11p30-stocks-vs-precious-metals-vs-bonds-vs-real-estate#4728


http://armstrongeconomics.com/2014/04/16/20305/

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A client has tweeted a picture of a slide from our 1998 World Economic Conference tour we did around the globe. In retrospect those forecasts were simply astonishing all based upon alignments with the ECM. I think if I had another whole lifetime, this whole thing would keep me occupied trying to figure out this amazing order masked by what people think is random chaos. The ECM is simply the frequency of life for everything seems to align with it no matter what the field. The mere fact there are the Four Blood Moons that line up to 2 days before the turning point 2015.75 when there was no input regarding planetary movement is just mind-bending.

This is not my theory – it was my discovery.



http://armstrongeconomics.com/2014/04/16/is-anything-really-random/

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ANSWER: It is impossible to create any system that is random. No matter what, in computing, a pattern will always emerge precisely as this pretend random image that quickly falls into a pattern. It is simply impossible to create a truly random number generator. In gambling, there are card counters that they make illegal. Look at a casino and you will notice that they rotate the dealers regularly moving them from table to table. WHY? Because they will end up in a pattern.

Armstrong is correct. The more scientific way of stating is that the entropy of the universe is not infinite, rather it trends to maximum. Thus Bitcoin's proof-of-work is more randomized than proof-of-stake, because the entropy of spontaneous outcomes includes every computer in the network trying to guess the mathematical solution (for the nonce of the hash) to the next block in the block chain.

How can you all continue to deny that NOTHING in the universe is random?

The Second Law of Thermodynamics (which even Einstein said was more fundamental than his relativity) says entropy trends to maximum, not is infinite. Infinite entropy would be required for a truly random universe.

If you want to explore more the meaning of infinity w.r.t. to our universe and the properties of our minds, see my two blog essays:

http://unheresy.com/The%20Universe.html#Matter_as_a_continuum
http://unheresy.com/Information%20Is%20Alive.html#Algorithm_!=_Entropy

Rather the appearance of disorder (a.k.a. randomness) is an illusion of complexity of high entropy.

Maximum entropy is obtained with the maximum number of potential equiprobable outcomes, i.e. maximum degrees-of-freedom which is same as saying maximum potential energy. I explain that and give citations at following posts:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=355212.msg3804256#msg3804256
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=355212.msg4576810#msg4576810
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=355212.msg3852724#msg3852724

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April 17, 2014, 01:36:49 PM
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Will you get off the Titanic before it starts tilting and it is too late to escape?

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/595029/mom-i-love-you-says-text-from-student-on-sinking-ferry

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“Dad, I can’t. The ship is too tilted. The hallway is crowded with so many people,” she responded in a final message.


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"Don't move," a voice warned, according to a recording obtained by CNN affiliate YTN. "If you move, it's dangerous. Don't move."

"Kids were forced to stay put," one survivor told CNN affiliate YTN"

http://www.cnn.com/2014/04/16/world/asia/south-korea-sinking-ship-students/


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I just put Jeremy Rifkin, Eric Raymond and Martin Armstrong into SCIgen and it produced for me a verbatim transcript of Anonymints posts as presented on Bitcointalk, postulating his Theory of Everything  Grin.

Hey fool, Martin Armstrong is always correct.



A buddy of mine is into horse racing. Last year he had a (fairly) big win on an accumulator. He was so pleased with his win that he managed, through his effusive exuberance, to convince me that he was horse racings answer to Albert Einstein. He was pleased with himself - and I was pleased that I had a friend that was so perspicacious and cool - and he in turn was pleased with my being pleased with him, and so on...

  And then, in a moment of clarity, I realised that my buddy only ever shared with me his wins - and not his (many) losses. And at that point the game was up.
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"Don't move," a voice warned, according to a recording obtained by CNN affiliate YTN. "If you move, it's dangerous. Don't move."

"Kids were forced to stay put," one survivor told CNN affiliate YTN"

http://www.cnn.com/2014/04/16/world/asia/south-korea-sinking-ship-students/

The grief I feel every time I hear that is unspeakable.  Cry

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I just put Jeremy Rifkin, Eric Raymond and Martin Armstrong into SCIgen and it produced for me a verbatim transcript of Anonymints posts as presented on Bitcointalk, postulating his Theory of Everything  Grin.

Hey fool, Martin Armstrong is always correct.



A buddy of mine is into horse racing. Last year he had a (fairly) big win on an accumulator. He was so pleased with his win that he managed, through his effusive exuberance, to convince me that he was horse racings answer to Albert Einstein. He was pleased with himself - and I was pleased that I had a friend that was so perspicacious and cool - and he in turn was pleased with my being pleased with him, and so on...

  And then, in a moment of my own clarity, I realised that my buddy only ever shared with me his wins - and not his (many) losses. And at that point the game was up.

Martin's computer didn't say maybe riots would come in 2014 and the epicenter for acceleration would be Ukraine. Rather it predicted it would be and so it was.

We can go down a long list of predictions which the model has always been correct on and has not been wrong.

Sometimes Martin's computer paints multiple possibilities, i.e. he said the cycle could invert and extend out into 2018 before collapse. I believe he is now thinking that is less likely (as events have accelerated towards collapse, e.g. sanctions against Russian are causing a contraction in global trade), although still possible.

The computer is able to correlate all the possibilities in much more complex pattern analysis than the human mind can (and without biases and emotions). It correlates all the cyclic patterns from the history of mankind, based off the AI learning on $100 million of historical data input into it. The AI algorithm has been learning for over two decades now.

http://armstrongeconomics.com/2014/04/17/socrates-will-analyze-your-portfolio/

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http://exopolitics.blogs.com/peaceinspace/2014/04/part-1-leuren-moret-confirmed-mh370-shot-down-by-us-over-singapore-airspace-as-uk-inmarsat-leads-30-day-false-flag-psy.html

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US satellites have very high definition and can read the 2” long serial number on a metal plate on the dashboard of all US cars from space for tracking purposes.

On April 6, 2012, a launch at Vandenburg AFB in California, put a NROL-25 satellite in space with synthetic aperture radar that can observe objects globally in daylight and darkness, penetrate clouds, and identify underground bunkers (ground penetrating).  This is just one of many specialized satellites the NSA has in space, and the NSA is the highest level intelligence agency in the US.  The NSA intelligence agency in the US has an NRO-39 emblem that states “Nothing is beyond our reach.”

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SIGHTING BY OIL RIG WORKER: There was a sighting of the plane close to Vietnam by an oil rig worker from New Zealand working in the area where the plane disappeared.  He described it at high altitude, in one piece and then he saw a fire suddenly burn for 10-15 seconds and the plane completely disappeared.  This was from an oil rig near the area where the plane disappeared at 1:21 AM March 8.

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Oh my hesus, that verbal diarrhea is back here again. He made no point at all. If he clicked the link, Armstrong explained why his creation can not be duplicated by private R&D (and even if a limited group had the source code, they wouldn't understand it).

Eventually hopefully it can be open sourced to the world, that is Armstrong's direction and his desired legacy.

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I appreciated very much your views on Europe and especially Germany.  Most of what I read says that Germany is really rockin' even while not mentioning the strong ties that Germany has with the rest of (faltering) Europe.  Your comments balance that noise...   Smiley


Don't get me wrong, Germany is still kind of rocking, at least compared to much of the rest of the EU...

You are uninformed as 0.7% growth (and on a consistent decline after peaking at 4.2% in 2010) is not rocking:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=365141.msg6167555#msg6167555

All of Europe will sink into negative growth later this year or next.

Global sovereign debt BIG BANG starts 2015.75.

And it will be worse than horrific.

WTF is wrong with you people? This is a 200 - 300 year high in global debt (even the IMF said that).

This is a 200 year event.

This ain't gonna' be no Great Depression 2.0. It is going to be like the collapse of Rome from 1.4 million to 30,000 population and stayed that way for 600+ DARK years.

Do you boiling frogs have any freakin' clue why? Look at what the bastards are doing:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=564097.msg6278398#msg6278398


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April 18, 2014, 10:36:53 AM
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Maybe you can explain why Martin wired $10,000 for an apartment in Hong Kong for one month. Or why China announced they were subscribed to his services (and every other central bank and government in the world). He doesn't need money.

I have no more time for you.

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I am no way financially connected to Armstrong, not even indirectly in any way nor form.

I blasting out a warning of imminent collapse.

You are welcome to ignore it, and I do hope you do. I am going to be laughing at you when you suffer in the collapse.

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