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Comment on 6 Theories On Why the Stock Market Has Rallied by Jeffrey Paul Zacher

Jeffrey Paul Zacher — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 22:44:54 +0000

My guess is it’s inflationary. There was deflation during 2009 as the market reset after the crisis. Money is apparently trickling out of the banks and onto Main Street. Overvalued toxic assets wouldn’t overvalue the entire market as much as they are overvalued, so you can’t say the DJIA is 40% overvalued. Only the banks that hold the overvalued assets would be overvalued and that only in proportion to the amount of overvalued assets they hold. When the FED raises interest rates and the banks start loaning out that money, look out, there is gonna be some major inflation on the way. Might be a good idea to get your savings out of cash and into a mix of stocks and hard assets.

Comment on Who am I supposed to vote for? by darkpolitricks

darkpolitricks — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 13:33:35 +0000

Thanks, much appreciated.

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Comment on Who am I supposed to vote for? by aracari

aracari — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 10:54:55 +0000

An interesting articulation of the major problems with UK politics which I have much sympathy with. I will make two points:

1. ISTM that the only solution to our chaos is for the introduction of a proper written Constitution …not drafted by the political elites and owned by the citizenry. This would include a Bill of Rights to create no-go areas for politicians. Support for this is slowly gathering momentum.

2.Don’t expect the BBC and other media to fight for fairness and justice. The BBC is stuffed full of socialists and wimmens-libbers, all peddling big-state socialism under the new label: “progressive”. In fact their policies are quite the opposite but it highlights how socialists change their labels after each catastrophic period in office, as we’ve seen under Blair and now Brown. New Labour are slowly introducing police-state Marxism through the backdoor in the name of ‘progressive’ and ’social justice’ et al. Too bad that the British electorate cannot see what’s happening.

It will take an even bigger upheaval that Expenses before Brits demand a new system of accountable government.

Comment on San Francisco sidewalk-sitting ban targets homeless: Critics by woodcut

woodcut — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 01:51:14 +0000

I think we’re on the same team, & agree on most things.
Gov’t has many “throw-away” ppl – those with mental illness, those who are poor (Katrina proved that), gays (Reagan killed thousands of us by ignoring AIDS), and countless others.
What’s missing is the outrage from people. We’ve become complacent & we accept the b.s. the Gov’t feeds us = “not enough money to help”.
Example – SF’s MUNI (bus, subway) is now going thru massive cutbacks. On the bus, ppl are complaining & annoyed. How many of them will write to our Mayor, to MUNI? Very few. A lot of ppl complain but never take action to change things.
Homeless people suffer so much, but we walk past them. I do. With a beggar on almost every corner, eventually we put up walls and ignore them. Sad, but true.
ps I like your site, I follow you on Twitter, and wish you the best.

Comment on San Francisco sidewalk-sitting ban targets homeless: Critics by darkpolitricks

darkpolitricks — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 00:18:27 +0000

the problem is that any government the US or UK doesn’t want to spend the money to solve the root problems that cause issues like homelessness, crime, high drug use and so on as they are hard problems to solve and take time, money and effort. They would rather try and stick plasters over issues like these with quick headline grabbing ideas that don’t actually solve the problem but just move it to another area where its less visible. Most of the people in our prisons are drug users, ex veterans or people with mental illness. Instead of trying to help these people get back on track with their lives with education, rehab, help with housing and support they lock them up and the release them again some months later, the problem is still there they have just taken it out of view for a while which is a short term mindset. If our government cared they would want to think long term as investment now means benefits for the future but our governments are corrupt and don’t give a fuck about us. However they do care about money, big business and the arms industry and whereas we may never stop wars we can stop wars of aggression that have only exacerbated existing problems and ensured that we will be fighting “terror” for a long time. If our government actually cared about its citizens they would choose to spend money on issues like this over wars for pipelines any day of the week. the fact is they don’t.

Comment on San Francisco sidewalk-sitting ban targets homeless: Critics by woodcut

woodcut — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 00:07:54 +0000

Sorry, but the old “stop funding war” idea is tired & says nothing to address the problem we’re writing about. Of course war is wasteful, but it’s illogical to think wars will stop & they’ll build a shelter for homeless people.
Each city must address MENTAL ILLNESS in those on the streets. And the punks who want to use intimidation to get money – I agree – lock them up.
In San Francisco, there are many places to get FREE food. Housing is harder to get, as shelters are often prone to violence and theft. We have a large number of people who choose to live on the streets, who don’t want assisted living or help. We have some hippies living in Golden Gate Park who never left the 1960’s, but they’re harmless, polite, and clean.

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