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Marc Faber Says Time to Buy Gold Exploration Stocks
do you or dr. faber have any specific recomendations on explorers? do either of you like bhp as a miner of well everything?
How Low Can Mining Stocks Go? (Part II)
i think we been reading the same things. bought hundreds of silver dollars (bullion) between $4-6$. been buying more physical silver on the pullbacks this year. maybe the best investment would be in parts for the overused (money) printing presses. gold feels a little risky but silver seems a buy to my limited understanding. i do not touch paper silver.
Are These the Forging Fires of the NWO We Are Feeling?
i fear you are very much on target. u.s. troops deploying here? cameras on every corner? the programming/conditioni... of our new tattletale/informant society? the growing fascist green movement? carbon credits/taxes? wiretaps? hell maybe it is time to invest in tinfoil makers.
Greenspan Is to Blame for Today's Problems
about a month back i read the hearings betwee n ron paul and greenspan. what i gathered from the reading was that greenspan agreed with dr. paul about a sound monetary system. it appeared to me that greenspan was trying to do the best he could with a fiat system that he knew could not work. i had much disdain for greenspan until i read his answers to dr. paul. my new perspective is that he did all he could to keep a foolish system going. greenspan as a young man was a rand fan and an advocate for a backed currency. it was evident that his beliefs had not changed but he was stuck with reality. i would go further back and spread the blame from wilson to bush at least. i would also blame the many congresses over the same period.
i continue to hear from the media that it is the fault of the free market advocates, yet we have not had a free market. i would give much blame to lbj for stupid financial policies. i would give clinton his fair share for making bad policies worse. then i would blame the other presidents for not trying to fix stupid policies. give mccain his share for his earlier invlvement but do not leave obama out as the young lawyer that helped force fannie and freddie to make even worse loans.
most of the blame goes to the federal reserve which is one of the biggest scams in history.
just my humble opinion. got gold? got silver?
So the Perpetrators Are Now Our Saviors?
seems like jefferson tried to warn us about allowing a national bank. and the whole lot of them tried to give us guidelines to keep constitutional money in order to have a stable currency. they told us to have fair trade not free trade. they told us to keep a free market with limited govt. policing to keep it fair. we have done none of those things. now we are suprised that a bunch of politicians that have no clue of what real life business is have brought the biggest strongest economy to the brink of meltdown.
user26737, you need to look back through several decades of presidents, congresses and policies. it is a huge simplification to give bush the blame. he deserves his share for not trying to fix the stupid policies. he might be the worst but he has plenty of competition for that title.
maybe the fannie freddie hybrid creature was more suited to china, russia, and nazi germany than to a country that is supposed to run by free enterprise. let's see first the politicians pointed at speculaters, and big oil. then they pointed at foriegn oil suppliers. then one branch of the socialist party (democrats) started pointing fingers at the other branch (republicans) and vice versa. the last blame was on the free market that i am aware of. there was no free/fair market in the first place. maybe for the short term we will have an illusion of improvement. i will keep in mind the success of the war on poverty, the war on drugs, and the govt. school system and expect similar results for the economy.
sensible texan and GKM--agreement.
U.S. Offshore Oil Ban to Expire
pbr seems to be proving there is more underwater than we hoped.
china must think so, if the rumors about florida are true. last weekend i was listening to the movements of russian warships. funny to get to the off-east coast and gulf reservoirs it looked like we had to get past them. that wasn't stated but i kind of wondered if their manouvers were a subtle statement about oil.
the watermelons just say don't confuse me with the facts. algore said so.
U.S. Offshore Oil Ban to Expire
you think those guys would try to trick us or decieve us? shocking. for the sake of clinging to office? do nothing sounds par for the course.
i was reading an article awhile back by an environmentalist that was monitering the offshore california waters. he implied we needed to drill because of seepage.
isn't china setting up to drill off the florida coast under cover of cuba? if that is true do you think the commies will give a flip about our environmental concerns?
glad to see you contributing articles my friend.
Nine Wyoming Stocks
i like it too. it's amazing how fast miscreants can run in the dark if you step out on your porch with a rifle. (i left you some notes under you energy article.) it gets downright comical when you have a good neighbor that does it at the same time.
horatio
would you say in general you hate the state because you think they have a tendency to generalize?
stockerblog
i found it useful as a few more energy stocks to keep an eye on.
Grand Energy Debate Warms Up in Washington
i haven't gotten my dancing girl yet. i think i'm gettin' cheated here. oh well, my girlfriend would probably kick her out anyway.
your point about production seems possible. so if we don't drill how would it help with the oil or ng supply?
Grand Energy Debate Warms Up in Washington
careful now you're makin' a lot of sense.
Grand Energy Debate Warms Up in Washington
you called it quite awhile back. this election is getting more interesting by the day.
good article.
did you catch the interview with pelosi where she revealed that she did not know ng was a fossil fuel?
i wonder just how interested our oil companies will be in drilling offshore if making profit is made anymore difficult. i am thinking of their selling off assets.
been building on pbr lately. seemed like a good opportunity. wanting to grab rio but can't right now.
Grand Energy Debate Warms Up in Washington
hey my friend. iv'e missed you too. been hoping to pick up shares in clne but they just won't pull back quite enough.
i have been getting snippets about china getting ready to drill near cuba? heard anything?
my girl speaks spanish. she has been monitering the spanish channels when she can. she told me 3 or so weeks back that chavez invited russia to build a base in venezuala and purchased 200billion in russian arms.
today while i was listening to the radio russian warships moved into the florida straits and off the yucatan and another strategic area that i missed. looks like we have to get past them to protect our offshore oil.
yesterday she told me chavez was calling on cuba to merge as a nation with venezuala.
The Case for Natural Gas Powered Transportation
hey paulk. how ya liken palin?
i thought tbp was advocating lng.
Brazil and Petrobras Are Awash in New Oil
is rig your favorite service?
Brazil and Petrobras Are Awash in New Oil
i have been adding to pbr while it was down. bad idea? good idea?