Collapse Goes Global AND Unnoticed -Urbansurvival.com

Soul Sequence · 09-17-2008, 10:32 PM

As released on the site: http://www.urbansurvival.com/week.htm
And so it goes that this morning we have an attack on the US Embassy in Yemen, which has left 16 people dead. Attention and headline grabber for sure. That oughta keep the BIG story in finance off the lead at the news channels and keep the money honeys distracted.
http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5...6wDGRKzTIiwXfg

Being a long-time news reporter I ask myself "Gee, what is really going on in the background that is being swept under the rug with a flashier headline, about a terrorist attack here?

Ah! Here we go: "Panic as Russian Market Suspended"
http://www.news.com.au/business/mone...-31037,00.html

The Russian stock markets closed on Tuesday after losing what would be the equivalent of 1,836 Dow points.

So, why are we not hearing about this meltdown in Russia? You want to table a guess as to why? Because the MainStreamMedia in America has no interest in letting the cat out of the bag that a global economic Depression's second leg down is now gathering momentum.

Just like they didn't tell you leg one down was when the Internet Bubble burst and (coincidentally) was swung into two wars overseas immediately after 9/11.

I mention this as extremely important stuff because 1) we have our 'hot date' from the predictive linguistics team showing a 'prequel;' event around September 27th and then a big 'wham' along about October 7th. As you may remember, I've been worried about another 'terrorist attack' (besides AIG's accessing public money) for a number of months. And, if the Dow slips under 10,000 here in the next 19 days, I reckon the odds are extremely high.

And of course, the timing will be coincidental.

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My commodity broker JB called yesterday to ask if I'd seen where foreign investment outflows from the US had gone negative to the tune of $25.6 billion in the latest Treasury TIC report.
http://www.treas.gov/press/releases/hp1138.htm

Maybe some folks overseas have figured out the obvious: This ends badly. So they're lightening up on buying U.S. paper products, if'n you know what I mean.

Golly - you thought Boeing or Grains were our biggest export? LMAO hell no. It's Paper Debt!

09-17-2008, 10:32 PM	#1
Soul Sequence Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Windsor, Ontario Posts: 175	Collapse Goes Global AND Unnoticed -Urbansurvival.com As released on the site: http://www.urbansurvival.com/week.htm And so it goes that this morning we have an attack on the US Embassy in Yemen, which has left 16 people dead. Attention and headline grabber for sure. That oughta keep the BIG story in finance off the lead at the news channels and keep the money honeys distracted. http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5...6wDGRKzTIiwXfg Being a long-time news reporter I ask myself "Gee, what is really going on in the background that is being swept under the rug with a flashier headline, about a terrorist attack here? Ah! Here we go: "Panic as Russian Market Suspended" http://www.news.com.au/business/mone...-31037,00.html The Russian stock markets closed on Tuesday after losing what would be the equivalent of 1,836 Dow points. So, why are we not hearing about this meltdown in Russia? You want to table a guess as to why? Because the MainStreamMedia in America has no interest in letting the cat out of the bag that a global economic Depression's second leg down is now gathering momentum. Just like they didn't tell you leg one down was when the Internet Bubble burst and (coincidentally) was swung into two wars overseas immediately after 9/11. I mention this as extremely important stuff because 1) we have our 'hot date' from the predictive linguistics team showing a 'prequel;' event around September 27th and then a big 'wham' along about October 7th. As you may remember, I've been worried about another 'terrorist attack' (besides AIG's accessing public money) for a number of months. And, if the Dow slips under 10,000 here in the next 19 days, I reckon the odds are extremely high. And of course, the timing will be coincidental. --- My commodity broker JB called yesterday to ask if I'd seen where foreign investment outflows from the US had gone negative to the tune of $25.6 billion in the latest Treasury TIC report. http://www.treas.gov/press/releases/hp1138.htm Maybe some folks overseas have figured out the obvious: This ends badly. So they're lightening up on buying U.S. paper products, if'n you know what I mean. Golly - you thought Boeing or Grains were our biggest export? LMAO hell no. It's Paper Debt!