Well fellow space cadets, I promised you the recent web bot data and so here it is . . .
This my summary of the final installment of the most recent bot run focusing from the immediate term through July 2009.
Markets . . .
The worst is not over. In fact, the worst may not have even occurred yet. Think bad stuff can and perhaps will happen in the next few weeks financially with the market drop to continue through February to March of 09. Not sure if this means the fall continues and then tapers off through March or if it would a good thing to sit on the sidelines until March and then buy in at the bottom.
Panic in November? Credit cards turned off for Christmas? Coal in our stockings? (I’m thinking yes on the last one). Suck ass holidays for certain.
Summer of Hell 2009
This is a big concept that has been mentioned of recent bot runs and seems to be picking up steam. More later.
Global
Something about CERN causing problems? Get your woo woo’s on for that one. Tin foil, anyone?
Death of the dollar kicking ass global wide. Natives abroad not too happy about that, the death of the dollar thing, and ex pats caught abroad may take the brunt of it. As in, sew on a Canadian flag onto your back pack if you think your going to travel next winter/spring as Americans may not be welcomed. Like, really not welcomed.
Israeli mistake is a recurrent theme. The projection is that the Israelis start something that backfires badly to the point that Israelis and Jews in general take the brunt of world wide condemnation for generations to come. Attack on Iran with nukes? With the fall out poisoning near by countries? Just my guessing, but whatever happens, it won’t turn out good, with brown stuff getting splattered on those nearby, like the U.S. Oh, and backfires on to Christianity? Not sure where this comes in.
US Summer of Hell
And here is the more later . . .
Squatters become a movement of their own taking over empty buildings and housing. Rules of social contract broken, society breaks down. Breaking down starting Nov 08 and into the next year. Lack of funds for the military, military abandoned overseas with no funds to bring them home. Journeys of epic proportions as individual soldiers, groups of soldiers and entire units make their way back to the U.S. on their own.
Immediate U.S. future looks grim. Revolution (or calls for revolution) in the air. This is where I think the right wing nutters go ape shit with keyboard commando talk, but that’s just me. .gov tries to fix the problems, things just get worse. The election is confusing, may not be clear as to the winner until January. Possible earthquake window of Dec 10 -12, perhaps centered in the PNW. (Just a guess folks). Heavy winds in the winter (oh, it might also get dark at night).
I think they are saying that it looks like Obama is going to win, and that the neocon right is not going to take it well. Sore losers and all that.
So, financial disasters, revolution in the air, Obama in November, lots and lots of pissed off people, social break down, Israeli mistake that ends bad, life as you know it completely changed by this time next year.
Got that shot of Stoli lined up for me yet?
Mitch
Full Version: Bed Time Bot Story
I'm halfway ready!!!
Hey Herby!
I hope this thread survives until morning. I'd like to see some real discussion if at all possible.
I hope this thread survives until morning. I'd like to see some real discussion if at all possible.
QUOTE (Green @ Oct 19 2008, 09:57 PM) 
Hey Herby!
I hope this thread survives until morning. I'd like to see some real discussion if at all possible.
I hope this thread survives until morning. I'd like to see some real discussion if at all possible.
Well this is PWR!!!
US faces worst recession in 26 years
By Krishna Guha in Washington
Published: October 19 2008 22:23 | Last updated: October 19 2008 22:23
The US economy appears to be plunging into what many experts believe will be its worst recession since 1982.
Senior officials at the Treasury and Federal Reserve are confident that the rescue plan for US banks will succeed in preventing a financial system meltdown and ensure there will not be a repeat of the Great Depression. But they know that a sharp economic downturn is already baked in the cake. They do not,however, know how deep or protracted it will be.
The focus of concern is shifting from the markets – although these remain dangerously stressed – to the wider economy, where the consumer finally appears to be cracking.
The Fed and Treasury were expecting the economy to weaken but not as rapidly as it has, with collapsing consumer confidence, falling home starts, slumping retail sales and falling industrial production.
“The actual deterioration in the data in the last few weeks has been much more severe than anyone was expecting,” said Frederic Mishkin, a professor at Columbia university and former Fed governor.
Consumers, who account for 72 per cent of the US economy, are pulling back amid a brutal tightening of credit conditions on everything from car loans to credit cards and home equity lines. Meanwhile, foreign demand is also weakening.
Alan Blinder, a professor at Princeton and former Fed vice-chairman, said: “It looks to me like the economy has fallen off a cliff.”
He said it was all but certain the US would face a recession worse than in 2001 or 1990-1991.
“The game is now about making sure this recession is less deep and less long than the 1982 recession.”
Many experts expect unemployment will soar from its current level of 6.1 per cent and worry it could go above 8 per cent.
The Fed now thinks that unemployment will rise above 7 per cent and is likely to peak at about 7.5 per cent – a level last seen in 1992.
“We may be talking about one of the most severe recessions in the post-war period,” said Larry Meyer, chairman of Macroeconomic Advisers and a former Fed governor.
This is in spite of the extraordinary measures taken to stabilise the banking system, which senior officials believe will gain traction in the weeks ahead.
Policymakers believe that as the markets become more comfortable with the new arrangements the credit freeze will gradually thaw. If it does not, they are grimly determined to return with still more force.
“We are moving in the right direction. The Europeans are moving as well, which is very important,” said Mr Mishkin. “But we won’t know whether it is enough until we see how the market responds. A lot of damage has been done already.”
The battle over the $700bn bail-out was very costly, he said. “People are really terrified and this has the potential to have a big impact on spending.”
The US entered the crisis with a very low savings rate – unlike, for instance, Japan in the 1990s – making it vulnerable to a sudden consumer retrenchment.
Many economists think the savings rate – which was 0.2 per cent this year before being temporarily lifted by a tax rebate – will rise to between 3 per cent and 4.5 per cent. The fall in the price of oil will accommodate part of this.
But if it happens over a few quarters – as seems increasingly likely, given the shock to wealth and extreme denial of credit – it would produce a deep, if not necessarily long-lasting, recession.
Rising unemployment threatens to deepen the housing slump, further depress mortgage debt and increase delinquencies on car loans, credit cards and other consumer loans.
Meanwhile economic weakness is likely to multiply corporate defaults, including private equity deals. This second wave of losses for banks might prolong the credit crisis.
Some worry this could end in deflation. Senior Fed officials admit they cannot completely rule it out. However, Fed simulations with even severe recessions do not result in falling core prices, due to the high initial level of inflation, firm expectations and a weak relationship between unemployment and prices.
Standard models suggest that the US central bank should cut rates further from 1.5 per cent to 1 per cent and possibly lower, and do so quickly.
Policymakers will probably end up doing this. But senior Fed officials are unenthusiastic, worrying that further rate cuts will not have much impact and this could weaken confidence further.
At best, they now see rate cuts as a secondary issue, compared with bank recapitalisation, asset purchases, borrowing guarantees and Fed commercial paper purchases.
Some believe even these actions might not be enough. Democrats in Congress are calling for a second fiscal stimulus to hold down unemployment.
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/232eb4de-9...nclick_check=1 __________________
By Krishna Guha in Washington
Published: October 19 2008 22:23 | Last updated: October 19 2008 22:23
The US economy appears to be plunging into what many experts believe will be its worst recession since 1982.
Senior officials at the Treasury and Federal Reserve are confident that the rescue plan for US banks will succeed in preventing a financial system meltdown and ensure there will not be a repeat of the Great Depression. But they know that a sharp economic downturn is already baked in the cake. They do not,however, know how deep or protracted it will be.
The focus of concern is shifting from the markets – although these remain dangerously stressed – to the wider economy, where the consumer finally appears to be cracking.
The Fed and Treasury were expecting the economy to weaken but not as rapidly as it has, with collapsing consumer confidence, falling home starts, slumping retail sales and falling industrial production.
“The actual deterioration in the data in the last few weeks has been much more severe than anyone was expecting,” said Frederic Mishkin, a professor at Columbia university and former Fed governor.
Consumers, who account for 72 per cent of the US economy, are pulling back amid a brutal tightening of credit conditions on everything from car loans to credit cards and home equity lines. Meanwhile, foreign demand is also weakening.
Alan Blinder, a professor at Princeton and former Fed vice-chairman, said: “It looks to me like the economy has fallen off a cliff.”
He said it was all but certain the US would face a recession worse than in 2001 or 1990-1991.
“The game is now about making sure this recession is less deep and less long than the 1982 recession.”
Many experts expect unemployment will soar from its current level of 6.1 per cent and worry it could go above 8 per cent.
The Fed now thinks that unemployment will rise above 7 per cent and is likely to peak at about 7.5 per cent – a level last seen in 1992.
“We may be talking about one of the most severe recessions in the post-war period,” said Larry Meyer, chairman of Macroeconomic Advisers and a former Fed governor.
This is in spite of the extraordinary measures taken to stabilise the banking system, which senior officials believe will gain traction in the weeks ahead.
Policymakers believe that as the markets become more comfortable with the new arrangements the credit freeze will gradually thaw. If it does not, they are grimly determined to return with still more force.
“We are moving in the right direction. The Europeans are moving as well, which is very important,” said Mr Mishkin. “But we won’t know whether it is enough until we see how the market responds. A lot of damage has been done already.”
The battle over the $700bn bail-out was very costly, he said. “People are really terrified and this has the potential to have a big impact on spending.”
The US entered the crisis with a very low savings rate – unlike, for instance, Japan in the 1990s – making it vulnerable to a sudden consumer retrenchment.
Many economists think the savings rate – which was 0.2 per cent this year before being temporarily lifted by a tax rebate – will rise to between 3 per cent and 4.5 per cent. The fall in the price of oil will accommodate part of this.
But if it happens over a few quarters – as seems increasingly likely, given the shock to wealth and extreme denial of credit – it would produce a deep, if not necessarily long-lasting, recession.
Rising unemployment threatens to deepen the housing slump, further depress mortgage debt and increase delinquencies on car loans, credit cards and other consumer loans.
Meanwhile economic weakness is likely to multiply corporate defaults, including private equity deals. This second wave of losses for banks might prolong the credit crisis.
Some worry this could end in deflation. Senior Fed officials admit they cannot completely rule it out. However, Fed simulations with even severe recessions do not result in falling core prices, due to the high initial level of inflation, firm expectations and a weak relationship between unemployment and prices.
Standard models suggest that the US central bank should cut rates further from 1.5 per cent to 1 per cent and possibly lower, and do so quickly.
Policymakers will probably end up doing this. But senior Fed officials are unenthusiastic, worrying that further rate cuts will not have much impact and this could weaken confidence further.
At best, they now see rate cuts as a secondary issue, compared with bank recapitalisation, asset purchases, borrowing guarantees and Fed commercial paper purchases.
Some believe even these actions might not be enough. Democrats in Congress are calling for a second fiscal stimulus to hold down unemployment.
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/232eb4de-9...nclick_check=1 __________________
This story is better than the plagiarized shit the glory hole queen tries to sling
Very interesting, Green...thanks for posting it. My hunch is that the direction on all points is correct, but the degree may vary. Is there anything about energy supplies or food?
Anyway, no time to post more now...thanks again for confirming my worst fears.
Anyway, no time to post more now...thanks again for confirming my worst fears.
Most of this sounds vaguely familiar. Where have I heard this before?
Tiptop...tit...tittop...titpor...titor?
Tiptop...tit...tittop...titpor...titor?
I'm not going to let this bot story make me any more fearful than I already am (cuz that would be hard).
sounds like Titor is right again to me Green
Yeah, spooky shit, huh? And to think these guys were talking about this over a year ago.
So, I have the entire recent bot run on pdf.
Would you like more?
Can you say please?
So, I have the entire recent bot run on pdf.
Would you like more?
Can you say please?
Please... lol
Another "Please" added. 
I'd subscribe to the bots, but we don't have the 6-figure income George says we should have.
Any info. on what they're saying is much appreciated, Green.
I'd subscribe to the bots, but we don't have the 6-figure income George says we should have.
Any info. on what they're saying is much appreciated, Green.
HEY GREEN, HOW'S THE CASSEROLE SITUATION GOING?
WEBBOTS ARE PRETTY ACCURATE COMPARED TO THE POLITICAL/ECONOMIC ELITES- THAT IS IF YOU BELIEVE THEIR LIES. THEY WERE ALL PRETTY MUCH IN LOCKSTEP ABOUT NO RECESSION ALL THE WAY THROUGH SUMMER DESPITE THE REALITY, THEN THEY BACKED OFF TO "TECHNICALLY SPEAKING" AND NOW IT'S OMIFUCKINGGODDOOM!!!!!
WHAT ABSOLUTELY STUNS ME IS THAT THERE IS ZERO RESISTANCE TO THIS OBVIOUS TYRANNY, NOTHING. NO SHOOTINGS, NO BOMBINGS, NO RAMPAGES, NO NOTHING. MAYBE THERE ARE DRUGS IN THE CHEMTRAILS BECAUSE A LARGER NUMBER OF NEUTERED HUMAN BEINGS HAVE NEVER LIVED ON A SINGLE LAND MASS AT ANY TIME IN HISTORY AS WE'RE SEEING IN NA RIGHT NOW. IT'S PERPLEXING. THESE GUYS ARE RIGHT OUT IN THE OPEN ABOUT IT, 70 BILLION IN BONUSES PAID BY THE BAILOUT THIS WEEKEND? WOW! BERNANKE THIS MORNING SAYING WE NEED A LOT MORE MONEY, I CAN'T EVEN TELL YOU HOW MUCH AND NOTHING, NADA.
I THINK WHAT'S COMING WILL BE WORSE THAN WHAT THE BOTS SHOW, I WOULDN'T DOUBT IF IT COMES DOWN TO A WHOLESALE KULAK TYPE SLAUGHTER, HOUSE TO HOUSE BY BATALLIONS OF OBAMALITIAS MADE UP OF MS-13, BLOODS AND CRIPS THINNING OUT THE LAST OF THE HOLD OUT "WHITE RACISTS, GUN AND RELIGION CLINGERS, DEAD WHITE MALE WORSHIPPING HOMOPHOBES, ETC, ALL ON OUR DIME, OR DEVALUED PART OF IT.
WHAT ARE YOU GONNA DO? YOU'RE BORN TO THE TIME YOU'RE BORN TO, NOTHING YOU FIX.
WEBBOTS ARE PRETTY ACCURATE COMPARED TO THE POLITICAL/ECONOMIC ELITES- THAT IS IF YOU BELIEVE THEIR LIES. THEY WERE ALL PRETTY MUCH IN LOCKSTEP ABOUT NO RECESSION ALL THE WAY THROUGH SUMMER DESPITE THE REALITY, THEN THEY BACKED OFF TO "TECHNICALLY SPEAKING" AND NOW IT'S OMIFUCKINGGODDOOM!!!!!
WHAT ABSOLUTELY STUNS ME IS THAT THERE IS ZERO RESISTANCE TO THIS OBVIOUS TYRANNY, NOTHING. NO SHOOTINGS, NO BOMBINGS, NO RAMPAGES, NO NOTHING. MAYBE THERE ARE DRUGS IN THE CHEMTRAILS BECAUSE A LARGER NUMBER OF NEUTERED HUMAN BEINGS HAVE NEVER LIVED ON A SINGLE LAND MASS AT ANY TIME IN HISTORY AS WE'RE SEEING IN NA RIGHT NOW. IT'S PERPLEXING. THESE GUYS ARE RIGHT OUT IN THE OPEN ABOUT IT, 70 BILLION IN BONUSES PAID BY THE BAILOUT THIS WEEKEND? WOW! BERNANKE THIS MORNING SAYING WE NEED A LOT MORE MONEY, I CAN'T EVEN TELL YOU HOW MUCH AND NOTHING, NADA.
I THINK WHAT'S COMING WILL BE WORSE THAN WHAT THE BOTS SHOW, I WOULDN'T DOUBT IF IT COMES DOWN TO A WHOLESALE KULAK TYPE SLAUGHTER, HOUSE TO HOUSE BY BATALLIONS OF OBAMALITIAS MADE UP OF MS-13, BLOODS AND CRIPS THINNING OUT THE LAST OF THE HOLD OUT "WHITE RACISTS, GUN AND RELIGION CLINGERS, DEAD WHITE MALE WORSHIPPING HOMOPHOBES, ETC, ALL ON OUR DIME, OR DEVALUED PART OF IT.
WHAT ARE YOU GONNA DO? YOU'RE BORN TO THE TIME YOU'RE BORN TO, NOTHING YOU FIX.
QUOTE (Francis Parker Yockey @ Oct 20 2008, 11:37 AM)
HEY GREEN, HOW'S THE CASSEROLE SITUATION GOING?
WEBBOTS ARE PRETTY ACCURATE COMPARED TO THE POLITICAL/ECONOMIC ELITES- THAT IS IF YOU BELIEVE THEIR LIES. THEY WERE ALL PRETTY MUCH IN LOCKSTEP ABOUT NO RECESSION ALL THE WAY THROUGH SUMMER DESPITE THE REALITY, THEN THEY BACKED OFF TO "TECHNICALLY SPEAKING" AND NOW IT'S OMIFUCKINGGODDOOM!!!!!
WHAT ABSOLUTELY STUNS ME IS THAT THERE IS ZERO RESISTANCE TO THIS OBVIOUS TYRANNY, NOTHING. NO SHOOTINGS, NO BOMBINGS, NO RAMPAGES, NO NOTHING. MAYBE THERE ARE DRUGS IN THE CHEMTRAILS BECAUSE A LARGER NUMBER OF NEUTERED HUMAN BEINGS HAVE NEVER LIVED ON A SINGLE LAND MASS AT ANY TIME IN HISTORY AS WE'RE SEEING IN NA RIGHT NOW. IT'S PERPLEXING. THESE GUYS ARE RIGHT OUT IN THE OPEN ABOUT IT, 70 BILLION IN BONUSES PAID BY THE BAILOUT THIS WEEKEND? WOW! BERNANKE THIS MORNING SAYING WE NEED A LOT MORE MONEY, I CAN'T EVEN TELL YOU HOW MUCH AND NOTHING, NADA.
I THINK WHAT'S COMING WILL BE WORSE THAN WHAT THE BOTS SHOW, I WOULDN'T DOUBT IF IT COMES DOWN TO A WHOLESALE KULAK TYPE SLAUGHTER, HOUSE TO HOUSE BY BATALLIONS OF OBAMALITIAS MADE UP OF MS-13, BLOODS AND CRIPS THINNING OUT THE LAST OF THE HOLD OUT "WHITE RACISTS, GUN AND RELIGION CLINGERS, DEAD WHITE MALE WORSHIPPING HOMOPHOBES, ETC, ALL ON OUR DIME, OR DEVALUED PART OF IT.
WHAT ARE YOU GONNA DO? YOU'RE BORN TO THE TIME YOU'RE BORN TO, NOTHING YOU FIX.
WEBBOTS ARE PRETTY ACCURATE COMPARED TO THE POLITICAL/ECONOMIC ELITES- THAT IS IF YOU BELIEVE THEIR LIES. THEY WERE ALL PRETTY MUCH IN LOCKSTEP ABOUT NO RECESSION ALL THE WAY THROUGH SUMMER DESPITE THE REALITY, THEN THEY BACKED OFF TO "TECHNICALLY SPEAKING" AND NOW IT'S OMIFUCKINGGODDOOM!!!!!
WHAT ABSOLUTELY STUNS ME IS THAT THERE IS ZERO RESISTANCE TO THIS OBVIOUS TYRANNY, NOTHING. NO SHOOTINGS, NO BOMBINGS, NO RAMPAGES, NO NOTHING. MAYBE THERE ARE DRUGS IN THE CHEMTRAILS BECAUSE A LARGER NUMBER OF NEUTERED HUMAN BEINGS HAVE NEVER LIVED ON A SINGLE LAND MASS AT ANY TIME IN HISTORY AS WE'RE SEEING IN NA RIGHT NOW. IT'S PERPLEXING. THESE GUYS ARE RIGHT OUT IN THE OPEN ABOUT IT, 70 BILLION IN BONUSES PAID BY THE BAILOUT THIS WEEKEND? WOW! BERNANKE THIS MORNING SAYING WE NEED A LOT MORE MONEY, I CAN'T EVEN TELL YOU HOW MUCH AND NOTHING, NADA.
I THINK WHAT'S COMING WILL BE WORSE THAN WHAT THE BOTS SHOW, I WOULDN'T DOUBT IF IT COMES DOWN TO A WHOLESALE KULAK TYPE SLAUGHTER, HOUSE TO HOUSE BY BATALLIONS OF OBAMALITIAS MADE UP OF MS-13, BLOODS AND CRIPS THINNING OUT THE LAST OF THE HOLD OUT "WHITE RACISTS, GUN AND RELIGION CLINGERS, DEAD WHITE MALE WORSHIPPING HOMOPHOBES, ETC, ALL ON OUR DIME, OR DEVALUED PART OF IT.
WHAT ARE YOU GONNA DO? YOU'RE BORN TO THE TIME YOU'RE BORN TO, NOTHING YOU FIX.
We weren't coined "sheeple" for nothing..lol.
Hey Franky!
Nice diatribe. Doubt I could have said it better. I’ve been studying up at the right wing nutter boards for the last year and a half and what you say has a familiar ring to it. As for the roving gangs going house to house, that actually happened in Venice, CA during the L.A. riots. Been there, done that, thank you. So, what I did was move into the mostist, whiteist, red neckedist town in greater L.A. to hide out in while the revolution rages around me. I figure its easier to hide out here where I look just like every other scowling white dude on a Harley.
Nice diatribe. Doubt I could have said it better. I’ve been studying up at the right wing nutter boards for the last year and a half and what you say has a familiar ring to it. As for the roving gangs going house to house, that actually happened in Venice, CA during the L.A. riots. Been there, done that, thank you. So, what I did was move into the mostist, whiteist, red neckedist town in greater L.A. to hide out in while the revolution rages around me. I figure its easier to hide out here where I look just like every other scowling white dude on a Harley.
FREE PUERTO RICO NOW.
Let my people go.
Let my people go.
If Obama loses the darks may throw such a fit that the rednecks say "nuffs a nuff", as for drugs in the water maybe. I have a theory that the folks who ate acid etc or are regular puffers of weed can still see through the apathy drugs they spray. But then how does that explain Alex Jones who is straight? Perhaps he is disinfo!!!
[quote name='Francis Parker Yockey' date='Oct 20 2008, 04:37 PM' post='1907615']
HEY GREEN, HOW'S THE CASSEROLE SITUATION GOING?
that's what i was gonna ask for
a casserole update
HEY GREEN, HOW'S THE CASSEROLE SITUATION GOING?
that's what i was gonna ask for
a casserole update
here ya go!
QUOTE (Green @ Nov 8 2008, 01:52 AM)
here ya go!
Thank you
A mod needs to add this to the library
Green, on that bit about backfiring on Christians, it could be the Christian Zionists who are so in bed with Israel. That's IF Israel does anything crazy.
I post at another board that has a lobbiest for CUFI (I think it is). Basically a Christian AIPAC. Very PNAC type.
I post at another board that has a lobbiest for CUFI (I think it is). Basically a Christian AIPAC. Very PNAC type.
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