Posted on 12/01/2009 8:05:57 AM PST by DuncanWaring
Good advice for the politicians in D.C. When the times get ugly due to what they have wreaked on this country, their money and influence isn’t going to save their sorry asses.
funny, I just finished reading this. Now off to buy some rope.
Brought a smile to my face, thanks for posting.
They ought to arm themselves.
They ought to worry about this.
Read the two Matt Tiabbi articles about Goldman Sachs being “The blood sucking vampire squid stuck on the face of humanity ... forever”
and then YOU decide.
Karl never pulls any punches...especailly when it comes to Wall St pond scum
Revolution doesn’t happen in good times. When things get bad enough that people feel like the risk of revolution, risking jail, harm or death, is preferrable to their current situation, THEN the elite have a problem.
We aren’t there yet, but it doesn’t look good.
They’ll be sunning themselves in Aruba long before the sheep get around to noticing what has been done to them.
Here’s a link to the “Tickerform Discussion” on this post:
http://www.tickerforum.org/cgi-ticker/akcs-www?post=119658
One thing I will say for the Goldman people is that they are pretty good at spotting trends.
It's interesting, to say the least, that their tea leaves are telling them to arm themselves.
*ping*
We’ve got plenty of people who are capable of rising from the sea to do what needs to be done.
Some of them post on this forum.
For the bang-list.
For several years one of my hobbies has been ground hog hunting. So far my personal best is 475 yards.
Meanwhile, stock up your armory and GET TO THE RANGE. Practice religiously. If (when) TSHTF, you’ll be glad you did. If it doesn’t, you’ll be a better shot and feel better about yourself anyway.
Molon labe.
That was the match the lit the fuse of the economic time bomb that has resulted in our current woes.
Excellent article. Cleverly written but very sound - both about guns and the economy. The economy isn’t going to recover until we get the debt out of it, and lots of luck on that.
IMHO, it’s DC that needs to get the Tar and Feathers. Having worked in the mortgage industry, it was easy to see that going from fiscally conservative underwriting to Pay-Option ARMs that bet on the Come was being driven by Washington, rather than a cabal of Actuarialists. What was happening made ABSOLUTELY NO SENSE from a business perspective. This was designed by Dodd, Fwanks, Raines and the rest. At the very least, those in Washington that told the Pubbies in 2004 that ‘nothing was wrong’, belong in jail. We need to dig MUCH deeper than this, though. Which government or criminal enterprise is really behind all this, pulling strings ala George Soros. Lampposts need to be the least of their worries.
People will travel to Aruba with Tar and Feathers.
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