[jupiters_release]

The typical response of MSM devotees whenever one of their points is disproven or a prediction fail to materialize. They always come up with some bizarre explanation or excuse, and carry on with their cherished belief.

Nothing can sway them. They refuse to let reality intrude.

Fixed?

No.

The subject was the prediction by so many conspiracy theorists that the election would somehow be cancelled. Your "fix" does not relate to that in any way, and makes no more sense than any of your other posts.

Picking up a book on comparative religion or quantum physics would help if you're genuinely interested in learning.

[Zardoz]

Ack! There it is in black and white, from the MSM! Everybody jump up and start running in circles, waving your arms and screaming!

G-20: Shaping a new world order

Oh, wait....

Some European leaders are hailing the summit as the next Bretton Woods - a reference to the historic talks in the latter days of WWII that, in effect, made the dollar the world's dominant currency and laid the foundation for the economic order of the past 60 years.

The United States basically ran those meetings. Close to prevailing in the war, it was the world's undisputed military and economic leader.

But today, with the current credit crisis partly rooted in America, and with the rising economic might of China and a unified Europe, that dominance is being challenged.

"The Europeans see themselves as taking a position equal to the U.S.," said Irene Finel-Honigman, an international affairs professor at Columbia University specializing in international banking. "We're looking at a different composition of players and a different powerplay. It's going to be fascinating to watch."

Never mind.

[Zardoz]

...Picking up a book on comparative religion or quantum physics would help if you're genuinely interested in learning.

Very deep. Very profound. And, of course, utterly unrelated to the subject of the absurd cancelled election predictions in any possible way.

[reuterrooter]

The governor of the Bank of Spain on Sunday issued a bleak assessment of the economic crisis, warning that the world faced a "total" financial meltdown unseen since the Great Depression.
"The lack of confidence is total," Miguel Angel Fernandez Ordonez said in an interview with Spain's El Pais daily.

"The inter-bank (lending) market is not functioning and this is generating vicious cycles: consumers are not consuming, businessmen are not taking on workers, investors are not investing and the banks are not lending.

"There is an almost total paralysis from which no-one is escaping," he said, adding that any recovery -- pencilled in by optimists for the end of 2009 and the start of 2010 -- could be delayed if confidence is not restored.

Ordonez recognised that falling oil prices and lower taxes could kick-start a faster-than-anticipated recovery, but warned that a deepening cycle of falling consumer demand, rising unemployment and an ongoing lending squeeze could not be ruled out.

"This is the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression" of 1929, he added.

Vee vill haff to become ze BORG or ze world will be destroyed.
Rezistaunce is fyootile.

(spain and Italy are like top iluminaty, they ought to know where their plans are taking us) hey, nothing new here. have a happy new year.

[cipi604]

Everybody is comparing the GD1 with what's coming now, peak oil never happened, this is a first time ever.

[Sixstrings]

The two greatest debtor nations on Earth are: the United States, and Spain.

Indeed, the Spaniards have cause for concern.

[EndOfGrowth]

The two greatest debtor nations on Earth are: the United States, and Spain. Indeed, the Spaniards have cause for concern.

You forgot to mention the UK.

[InToWishin]

World faces "total" financial meltdown: Bank of Spain chief Dec 21, 2008 (currently 21 hours ago):

MADRID (AFP) — The governor of the Bank of Spain on Sunday issued a bleak assessment of the economic crisis, warning that the world faced a "total" financial meltdown unseen since the Great Depression.

"The lack of confidence is total," Miguel Angel Fernandez Ordonez said in an interview with Spain's El Pais daily.

"The inter-bank (lending) market is not functioning and this is generating vicious cycles: consumers are not consuming, businessmen are not taking on workers, investors are not investing and the banks are not lending. ...snip...

He forgot that tax revenues are falling and government spending is drying up too.

[EndOfGrowth]

...snip...

He forgot that tax revenues are falling and government spending is drying up too.

This is also a concern in the UK as it could have detrimental effects on Gordon Browns prized public sector.

[Daniel_Plainview]

Looks like more interest rate cuts are inevitable ...

[InToWishin]

Looks like more interest rate cuts are inevitable ...

Where?

[EndOfGrowth]

Looks like more interest rate cuts are inevitable ...

Where?

I think he's referring to the UK. Hyper inflation here we come

[billg]

OK...so where is the NWO plan that you referred to in the title of the topic? The world's military superpowers are about to undergo an economic collapse and yet we are to be believe that the impoverished US or other impoverished military powers will enforce a new world order? Let me suggest that the NWO already imposed by the US and other western powers is collapsing...and global anarchy will most likely result.

[InToWishin]

OK...so where is the NWO plan that you referred to in the title of the topic?

NWO = New World Order

I'm a DNRC'er myself:

[Jotapay]

OK...so where is the NWO plan that you referred to in the title of the topic? The world's military superpowers are about to undergo an economic collapse and yet we are to be believe that the impoverished US or other impoverished military powers will enforce a new world order? Let me suggest that the NWO already imposed by the US and other western powers is collapsing...and global anarchy will most likely result.

You have to keep up with it, kind of like following an X-Files season. Right now, the theory is that they are structuring the collapse to rebuild and consolidate power after it's run its course. The ultra rich (Rockefellers, Rothchilds, etc) have nothing to fear from a collapse, and will be able to buy assets for pennies on the dollar at the bottom.

This has happened repeatedly in the past. After the long depression of 1873-1879, Carnegie and Rockefeller were able to buy out every single competitor for nothing, consolidated their power and brought about the Gilded Age of American industrialism.

[billg]

Greed has its limits though...the ultrarich need the cooperation of the people supporting their lifestyles...for example, where are they going to get the spare parts for all their fancy toys if the factories that produced those parts have closed down.

The whole point of creating a NWO is that it is improvement over the OWO, but how can it get any better than it is for them now...my impression is that they have lost control by overdoing it on the greed.

[dohboi]

By nature, the super rich can't imagine real limits. So bumping up against limits on climate and PO must be coming as quite a shock.

This is not to say that the super rich aren't continually trying to game the system--this is how they get and stay super rich, after all. But I do think things may now be getting beyond them.

[mos6507]

This is not to say that the super rich aren't continually trying to game the system.

What would you do if you were super rich? Would you give it away or would you build a 007 arch-villain zombie-proof compound?

[InToWishin]

What would you do if you were super rich? Would you give it away or would you build a 007 arch-villain zombie-proof compound?

Mr. President we cannot allow a 007 arch-villain zombie-proof compound gap!

[Spanktron9]

This is not to say that the super rich aren't continually trying to game the system.

What would you do if you were super rich? Would you give it away or would you build a 007 arch-villain zombie-proof compound?

I'll take option 2 with the optional Orange jumpsuit clad henchman!