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I'll bet the Jewish people in Europe would have stood a better chance if they were well armed. To defend from a modern military you need the full line from the second ammendment - "A well regulated militia, being the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall...

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My local Woolworths has a few of his products. I'm going to miss his peanut butter and dead 'orse. Might pop in and stock up on the weekend. His 'tem-tims' were OK but I havent seen them on the shelves for a while. Another aussie brand going O/S -...

Most amusing thread.

I agree good on them for trying, but they will need to aromise the fuel to increase the surface area so it can vaporise fast enough for high rpm. Model engine builders have used these carbys for a long time with ' hit and miss' type engines, which by nature run in a small range of rpm. I...

Pure Genius, he made a very primative carburettor out of a jam jar. He's only about 150 years too late with this one.

Jim Rickards seems pretty credible. I've read Currency Wars & currently reading Death of the Dollar. I think it will play out along the lines of his musings.

Crypto-currency: backed by the treasure in the crypts.

Yeah - keep 'em at my home ;)

Buyers of our government debt trust that we will be taxed sufficiently in the future to repay said debt, and they trust that the repayment, will be made in a currency that will still have some purchasing power. I don't think the US will be able to say the same for much longer.

It can be a fraction of a fractional - just water it down with something cheap, like cupronickel. There's no reason why a dollar coin can't have 1/1389 of an ounce of gold in it. The problem is after a while we begin to trust that it is actually there, and then the issuer waters it down a bit...

But how are they going to keep the rate near their 'target rate' if they are not buying (as many) bonds?

Does anybody know how they are going to keep rates low and taper the QE at the same time? My understanding was that the 85 billion per month was going in to the bond market to keep the price up, and the yeild down. I think they have tapered back to 75 billion or whatever it is, but they are...

Although I've never met Lunty and don't live in Brissy, I can't read about this terrible act and not pass on my condolences. I hope you or the police find the bastards. All this talk of safes and safe deposit boxes is missing the point - even if your stack is out on display on your front porch...

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/national/federal-court-blocks-compulsory-acquisition-of-french-familys-corunna-station/story-fncz7kyc-1226608028347

There's another bloke, I think his ame is Bix Weir, who claims there is an unspeakable amount of gold stashed in Hawaii.

Update of chart for anyone who is interested:

I'm still buying, but premiums are a bit of a put-off at the moment. Just sain'

me too

So far so good