valuecreator said:
Taxing your already taxed savings. its like taxing your profits. we all Know your profit is what you have left after being raped by the Tax Office
Bailout of Cyprus to cost depositors 10% immediately
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Taxing your already taxed savings. its like taxing your profits. we all Know your profit is what you have left after being raped by the Tax Office
The propaganda machine is in full power right now.
MSM are demonizing Cyprus savers as 'money launderers' and 'tax evaders' already and that it's ok (TM) to steal from people that allegedly 'steal'.
Times like these are when we all are reminded that hard assets such as Gold, Silver, RE are what we should be holding to protect our wealth and not a few digits or pieces of paper with a 'guarantee'.
MSM are demonizing Cyprus savers as 'money launderers' and 'tax evaders' already and that it's ok (TM) to steal from people that allegedly 'steal'.
Times like these are when we all are reminded that hard assets such as Gold, Silver, RE are what we should be holding to protect our wealth and not a few digits or pieces of paper with a 'guarantee'.
I hope the Swedish people learn from this! 
So much for the joy of having a cash-less society, how bluddy stupid are people.
Talk about government control!
Say no to cash-less and don't support businesses who don't accept cash.
Sweden Set to Become the First Cashless Society
http://www.gizmodo.co.uk/2012/09/sweden-to-become-first-cashless-society/
So much for the joy of having a cash-less society, how bluddy stupid are people.
Talk about government control!
Say no to cash-less and don't support businesses who don't accept cash.Sweden Set to Become the First Cashless Society
http://www.gizmodo.co.uk/2012/09/sweden-to-become-first-cashless-society/
1776 ? not much happening here
.Violence has been solving problems like theft since before we fell out of the trees
.Violence has been solving problems like theft since before we fell out of the treesnickybaby said:
Sometimes you have to make a stand. violence is the only thing that works,as history will show.
you can talk till you are blue in the face to a oppressive government it wont change a thing .
Go and take it back,what if they wont give it back what then.
Read some history
Gandhiradiobirdman said:
bordsilver said:Gandhiradiobirdman said:
One example out of thousands. and i dont think it was as peacfull as you think.
At least you didnt say Nelson (im a terrorist) Mandela
worldbubble
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Me don't like bankers ...
that's why I do as little business with them as possible ...
the less fees they earn (from me included), the more they claim from government, the faster government defaults and we restart. I don't see another solution to the current problems.
that's why I do as little business with them as possible ...
the less fees they earn (from me included), the more they claim from government, the faster government defaults and we restart. I don't see another solution to the current problems.
hawkeye said:radiobirdman said:bordsilver said:Gandhi
One example out of thousands. and i dont think it was as peacfull as you think.
At least you didnt say Nelson (im a terrorist) Mandela
What were the violent examples that worked?
Sh*t i dont have all day. 99.9% of all overthrown oppressive Regimes, Monarchys, governments,Tribal chiefs.
has been violent
Dont they teach history anymore
worldbubble
Active Member
Mr Medved said:
they would be much more safe with precious metals.
btw prices for precious metal (not "precious" paper) went up in Cyprus ...
well, to all who keep their fiat in banks you will get what you deserve!
why?!
because you have been warned for a long by many
According to the source of absolute truth (also known as the lazy bastards source):radiobirdman said:bordsilver said:Gandhiradiobirdman said:
One example out of thousands. and i dont think it was as peacfull as you think.
At least you didnt say Nelson (im a terrorist) Mandela
- The Revolutions of 1989: Even though many of these revolutions did not take place entirely in 1989, they are usually grouped together as such.
19871989 The Singing Revolution a cycle of singing mass demonstrations, followed by a living chain across the Baltic states (Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia), known as the Baltic Way.
1989 The Peaceful Revolution in the German Democratic Republic leading to the fall of the Berlin Wall
1989 The Velvet Revolution the bloodless revolution in Czechoslovakia leading to the downfall of the communist government there.
1989 The bloodless revolution in Bulgaria that resulted in the downfall of the communist government.
...but I can't really be stuffed double checking how "nonviolent" they really were. Stick with Gandhi as the best example.
Edit: The "appropriate" level of violence versus nonviolence is always a cost benefit analysis on a case by case basis. Historically, violence has probably been used more often to change the boundaries of an existing regime rather than to dismantle an existing one from within. Sweeping generalisations are invariably wrong (including this one )
radiobirdman said:hawkeye said:
Sh*t i dont have all day. 99.9% of all overthrown oppressive Regimes, Monarchys, governments,Tribal chiefs.
has been violent
Dont they teach history anymore
They were all replaced with oppressive regimes weren't they? Or haven't you taken a look at the world today?
Even the American example. Only 80 or so years later you had a civil war there and a couple hundred years later a government far worse than the King was from whom they rebelled.
Violence begets violence. Either violence is OK or it isn't. Most people understand violence is not OK. What we need to do is convince people that violence is not OK just because you have the label of government. That they are people just like us with no more rights or privileges than anyone else. Then the cycle of violence that is the history of the world can be broken.
systematic
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Violence begets violence .... but financial violence is a white collar crime where no one goes to jail
& that is the part that makes me see red .You can slap someone & take $50 & go to jail for years but the financial institutions can do it for millions & get away with it 99% of the time & the 1% of the time they get caught the penalty doesnt fit the crime they'll be lucky to get a suspended sentence. Theres something seriously wrong with the system .systematic said:
There needs to be an overhaul of the system to reflect the upsurge in white collar crime & start filling the jails with suits instead of blue collar workers .They might think twice before the hit the keyboard to rip somebody off .
It needs to be pro rata imo 1 week per hundred dollars would seem fair so for a $5200 scam you get one year & for those that get caught ripping off hundreds of thousands they would be in there for a looooong time ......Good thing im not the attorney general or prime minister i would rush it through before they knew what hit them. :lol: