Confirmed this morning: 24th MARCH 2010 IS DOOMSDAY

Originally posted by romanmel

Yeah, he told me he owned a company and was a screen-writer...but only has $142.00 to his name.

Since you were caught posting without actually reading what this thread was about, you have tried to cover up by telling lies, more lies and yet more lies. You are a petty primadonna who doesn't like being criticised.

As was made clear, I only hold $142 in CASH. In line with the thinking that you yourself stated, the rest is actually invested in one thing or another, mainly in real estate.

reply to post by Subjective Truth

Why the childish spite?

Originally posted by grahag

I can't find ANYTHING where he confirms that doomsday is going to occur on the 24th. You're shooting yourself in the foot, friend. If none of this happens, your credibility is SHOT.

Yes, I accept this... but you don't say what will be your position if I am proven right.

When it happens i"ll believe it.

"we dont believe you, you need more people"

I was already under the impression that the UK's credit rating had already slumped from AAA to AA.

well il be sure to gather the things i need to ride it out. some video games that take at least a couple hundred hours to beat. lotsa bottled water.
lotsa snack foods. plenty of fruits and such. ill get by just fine

I still contest the 24th has the potential to be a tipping point, given the chances it will kick off a nasty, back stabbing General election campaign..

If this is what Soros is waiting for to break the Bank of England again, then the timing would be perfect..

While I think doomsday is going to far, that does could well be a potential tipping point yes, a tipping point that has the potential to create a domino effect. around the world.

Anyway this could have been a really good/interesting discussion and instead has not got beyond the words BS in most posts..

i love predictions with definitive dates that are so close that the topic is still hot as the sun and on the eye of dooms day if nothing happens it gets abandoned faster than paris hilton posing in front of the paparazzi. i would like to believe the hype but im jaded from years of disappointments and false promises. at least i dont have long to wait. ill just add it to the list of disappointments.

It must be the Euro bankers trying to get Britain into their fold.

I don't have an opinion of that right now,

but I'd love to see the Dow Jones stock average at 5200. Then it could get back to growth slowly.

I think the market already collapsed. Only going to get better from here on out, We're out of the woods so to speak. Everywhere is showing signs of economic recovery. More jobs being created, more money being made, business are picking back up. There are no signs at all of another crash anytime soon. I've been watching the market, and its been going up every day. What would possibly make it crash now? Sure there will be bumps along the way, but it is making a recovery.

reply to post by Stellar Divinity

You are right,i was a bit extreme. (jumping to conclusions)
China lost millions of jobs due to the worldwide loss of sales. As more countries around the world become poorer, the recession will make things worse, but China is a strong and rich country,and so will ride it out.

Originally posted by xxshadowfaxx
I think the market already collapsed. Only going to get better from here on out, We're out of the woods so to speak. Everywhere is showing signs of economic recovery. More jobs being created, more money being made, business are picking back up. There are no signs at all of another crash anytime soon. I've been watching the market, and its been going up every day. What would possibly make it crash now? Sure there will be bumps along the way, but it is making a recovery.

what about this?
FDIC Opens a Massive New Office near Chicago, Preparing For Tidal Wave of Bank Closures

As many as 5 million Homes and Condo's are facing foreclosure in the next few years , This contrary to what the MSM wants us to believe is going to be the 2nd in a Double Dip recession. Is the Midwest about to see a massive wave of bank closings? That is apparently what the FDIC is expecting. The FDIC is opening up a massive new satellite office in the Chicago area....

Originally posted by jrmcleod
I was already under the impression that the UK's credit rating had already slumped from AAA to AA.

About two days ago, the Fitch Rating Agency issued a clear warning.  Brown's response? Full speed ahead and damn the torpedoes.

Originally posted by thoughtsfull

If this is what Soros is waiting for to break the Bank of England again, then the timing would be perfect..

Soros might be a "busy fool" who happens to have been talked into unwittingly assisting the NWO, but he does have some principles. As an open market economist, he does not believe in a world of fixed exchange rates and he persistently been against the Euro and his previous attack on the Bank of England which "broke it" was to destroy the pegging of sterling that ensured that we never joined the Euro.

doesnt it seem odd to anybody that there are ongoing rumors of imminent financial collapse and nothing happens? anybody? considering that the whole stock exchange systems works on supply and demand and thats driven by fear or confidence in stocks? wouldnt spreading panic and fear be a good way to clean up with panic driven investors selling out or vice versa owning stocks in things like gold or silver and encouraging that more people buy gold?

im not too clued up with how the finer details work but isnt that the basic premise?

Originally posted by thoughtsfull

I still contest the 24th has the potential to be a tipping point, given the chances it will kick off a nasty, back stabbing General election campaign..

What I am saying is...there might not be an election.

If there is total and swift economic collapse in late March/early April, it could turn into violent rioting from all the Middle Class bank clerks who have lost their jobs and all those people who have lost their pensions and insurance policies and life savings on the stock market when all these associated institutions have collapsed.

To suspend the election "temporarily" all Gordo needs is permission frm the House of Lords which he and Tony Blair have spent 13 years packing with their flunkies whilst evicting all but 92 of the hereditory peer who have traditionally relished tell the House of Commons and PM "NO" whenever they could, regardless of party.

Furthermore, if Gordo gets the election suspended because of rioting, one could see a situation where David Cameron leads the Tories in walking out of parliament creating an explosive situation leading to more rioting and a pseudo-martial law being introduced as Gordo claims that he hates doing this but the country needs it.

Likewise, by seeing Britain as what the future holds for them, the USA and President could well bumrush Ongress into some form of emergency powers their to seize power, ending democracy "temporarily" there too.

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Where as I feel none of that would be in the interests of the elite, nor would crashing any of the Western markets be in their interests..

Provoking a war is I feel the real aim behind the scenes.. anything else sails really close to the wind in provoking civil unrest..

Even if the markets do not crash, with a jobless *cough* recovery and a reduced workforce repaying the bailouts you are still heading towards civil unrest..

Without jobs that is pretty much inescapable.

Even if Gov manage to put down the civil unrest, that type of unrest does not go away, it simmers and explodes frequently.

The only option I see are:
A job based recovery to spread the wealth repayment (based on rebuilding out of date infrastructure)
Some new technology that creates whole new industries,
or
The age old industry of war..

risking civil unrest I feel is a no no for those in power since it will spread throughout the world as fast as swine flu but with devestating concequences and in risk managment, that is a pretty risky option.

And the 24th is an indicator that we are moving closer towards one of those options.. Sadly I feel the the age old, tried and tested war is the one the elite will pick, and are waiting for some fool to pucker up and make a mistake somewhere in the ME, a mistake they can utilise to create their war based recovery.

In the process knee capping any up coming super power Competitors..

edit out some of the rubbish I wrote, but not all of it

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reply to post by thoughtsfull

Depressingly, during times of economic blight, clowns come out of the woodwork. It is quite possible that when there are riots in the streets of New York and London, Israel might take its chance when it thinks, maybe accurately, that no-one is watching or caring and run over and smack Iran one in the head.

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It is depressing, no matter how I look at it, the stage seems to be set.. it would be nice to get out of this with some new tech, and new industries that make this world a much better place..

But sadly I really do feel the tried and tested who has the biggest pointy stick is the methodology that will win through as the course of choice to drag us out of this depression.

edit out to many typo's

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