Just sayin' someone should find out where these two are right now. ;)
Posted on 07/08/2015 11:11:53 AM PDT by Enlightened1
The hacker group Anonymous posted this last night:
"Wonder if tomorrow is going to be bad for Wall Street.... we can only hope."
And Gawker posted this:
ITEM: The New York City subway system suffered an atrocious commute today, with some trains being inexplicably stranded in stations for long periods of time.
ITEM: The website “The Dissolve” folded today.
ITEM: United Airlines was forced to ground all of its flights after its computer system mysteriously stopped working.
ITEM: The New York Stock Exchange suspended trading today after its computerized trading system mysteriously stopped working.
ITEM: Immediately after, the Wall Street Journal’s website mysteriously stopped working.
ITEM: More than 2,500 people in Washington, DC mysteriously lost power.
(Excerpt) Read more at thegatewaypundit.com ...
Anarcho/communists.
That’s good.
Depression low point of Dow Jones Industrial Average, July 8, 1932:
41.22
That low enough?
lol
might not hold out for that kind of low
Indeed the culmination to the end of the Shemitah year.
Buckle up granny and watch the great I AM.
Just sayin' someone should find out where these two are right now. ;)
I’m sad about The Dissolve folding, it was a good site. But really companies fold all the time. Anybody that thinks that some big “drama” is just stupid.
Ditto!
The web bots were pointing to “fireworks” on June 8th two months ago.
Of course someone with some foresight could have predicted Iran, Greece, and China this week. But the crap today? It just creepy.
Great more anti-capitalist jerks, just what the world needs.
Let’s see... The Dow goes to the low of 17,500 and has a computer malfunction...right after China runs of the shorters.
Uh-huh. Yeah, right. And who is fooled by it?
...runs off the shorters, even.
Indian Point #3 shut down :
Buchanan — Control room operators manually and safely shut down Indian Point unit 3 today upon observing fluctuating water levels inside a steam generator. Operators determined that one of the unit’s condensate pumps, which is part of the system that feeds water into the plant’s steam generators, automatically shut down while the unit was operating at full power causing water levels inside the steam generator to fluctuate.
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