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Title: Domestic Turkeys
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URL Source: http://www.gold-eagle.com/editorials_05/mathid122706.html
Published: Dec 29, 2006
Author: Sam Mathid
Post Date: 2006-12-29 11:21:09 by christine
Keywords: None
Views: 4195
Comments: 295

I buy gold (and silver) for one reason. That reason is that things are about to change. That was my conclusion in June of 2000 and I sense the approach of that change growing ever closer.

I am not just talking about the usual economic reasons such as the gross debasement of fiat currencies around the world, or the insane levels of debt created with enthusiastic abandon by our shifty, self-serving politicians or the equally idiotic levels of private debt; neither am I talking about the sheer indifference and/or incompetence of our governing officials and their enthusiastic squandering of the vast taxes confiscated from the peasants who continue to work and create and produce despite all inducements to not do so.

I am referring to the fact that Western civilisation is beset with a stupidity that is so rampant, so widespread and so ingrained that it cannot continue for much longer. 'Stupidity' is the opposite of 'smart' and both words can only exist in the context of survival in one form or another. We have drifted so far from survival as a race that we have placed survival itself at risk.

How is it possible for people to not understand that rewarding the incompetent by the process of penalising the able will lead to greater incompetence? How is it possible to believe that punishing producers to reward non-producers will do anything but eventually and logically cause a total cessation of production?

We live in a world where the mindless trilling of politicians and aging pop singers is regarded as the font of all wisdom; a world where some people really believe that the end is nigh because of global warming and that the government ought to spend itself billions of dollars even further into debt doing something about it… as if an organization that cannot deliver mail properly could save the world from a meteorological catastrophe. We live in a world where less than 50% of the workforce actually create wealth and who subsequently then have to support the more than 50% who do not; where private employers may no longer dictate the terms of employment to their own employees. A world where general practitioners who are trusted with nations' health are so ignorant of real causation, let alone healing, that it is usually safer not to go to them, and where psychiatrists drug human brains in crazed attempts to solve problems of the mind.

At the same time as our governments have confiscated most of the financial benefits from the most major technological advance of the human race ever, they have managed via their daft social engineering schemes and outright corruption to simultaneously bankrupt western civilisation in the manner of tin-pot African dictators peeling the skins off banana republics.

'Follow the money' has justifiably become the mantra of the age as it is often the only way to find out what is really going on. To do so shows an alarming discrepancy between appearance and reality. The wide-eyed young street activists campaigning for action against global warming are, in a bizarre fact, the unwitting foot soldiers of the nuclear power industry. The white coated psychiatrists cosily posing as healers of the mind are in reality extraordinarily well paid salesmen for unscrupulous pharmaceutical companies. Pious, tax funded promoters of the war against hunger cover their dirty dollar tracks back to vast agri-business concerns like Monsanto who are the manufacturers and promoters of genetically and atomically modified foods which threaten to monopolise the world's food supply.

We live in a world where new legislation banning something or other spews forth every week from our governing elite creating more and more criminals to the point where nothing, and I do mean NOTHING is not covered by some incomprehensibly complex piece of government legislation. The legislation is so obtuse that it is literally not possible to ever comply fully with any certainty even if one was so inclined.

I was speaking with a policewoman a few years ago who told me that she tends to only socially mix with other members of the force. The reason? "Everyone always looks so guilty and uncomfortable when I tell them that I am a police officer. Everyone has done something that breaks the law." And that sums up the truth of the matter. Our governments have made criminals of all of us whilst allowing real criminals to roam free and easy on the streets.

The constant promises of governments to end corruption and inequality and monopolies inevitably lead to greater corruption and greater inequality and greater monopolies and still people cannot see the obvious which is that government control is the problem, not the solution. It is as though the spirit of Walt Disney rules the western world and is producing a vast Road Runner fantasy whereby society can fall over steep cliffs and then pick itself up, dust itself off and carry on as though nothing had really happened. Well we are heading over a cliff, but society will not be able to pick itself up and dust itself off afterwards. Things are going to change big time when and after we reach the bottom.

Survival is based upon making decisions that result in actions conducive to survival. Such decisions can only sanely be made at the level of the individual. Sometimes individuals get it wrong and suffer the consequences, so be it, but with governments taking over the decision making role you can be sure that those wrong calls will become institutionalised; and you can also be sure that there will be an awful lot of wrong calls. That is what has got us to where we are now.

Heading down the path that we are currently treading it is a foregone conclusion that both personal and business initiative will cease to exist and that we will be reduced to the intellectual and economic level of Cuba or North Korea. In its ever more obsessive pursuit with saving our bodies our governments are killing our souls and in the process are reducing people to a level of apathy. Most people don't like it, but they don't feel that they can change anything. Is that a definition of apathy, or what leads to apathy? I'm not sure.

Domestic turkeys don't have a high IQ and over the generations have had responsibility for their own survival bred out to the point that when born they have to be trained how to drink water by placing sparkling coloured marbles at the bottom of the water bowl for them to play with. Without this aid the poults (young turkeys) die of thirst. There is a similarity between these poults and the citizens of modern societies who rely on and trust governments to such a degree that they feel no personal responsibility for their own survival.

To place that much faith in unaccountable governments is a sure recipe for non-survival. Because people start with a higher IQ than turkeys the process takes longer, but the result will eventually be the same. The poults actually have the advantage in that it is in the interests of the farmer to keep the turkeys alive… at least until Christmas. No such incentive exists for the politicians. Why would they really care whether you live or die unless it is some way affects their electoral standing? The survival traits of the human race are being bred out by a lazy illusion of permanent prosperity and safety brought about by wise and benevolent Great Nanny States. It is all madness.

Of course it will come to an end. Eventually our apathetic tolerance of such foolishness will give way to anger which will quickly become rage. Change is on the way because we either change or we cease to exist as a civilisation. Our civilisation is like a dule of young turkeys who are in danger of losing their marbles.

One day in the not too distant future I believe that gold and silver will be great investments; almost as good as a stockpile of baked beans.

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#1. To: christine (#0)

I buy gold (and silver) for one reason. That reason is that things are about to change.

His supermarket and gas station accept gold and silver bars?

Selling gold and silver to people as a protection from currency crash is the act of fools or scam artists.

Destro  posted on  2006-12-29   11:31:05 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#2. To: Destro (#1)

"Selling gold and silver to people as a protection from currency crash is the act of fools or scam artists."

I was really ripped off a few years ago when I was hustled into buying gold at $300 and silver for $5.50.

With fools and scam artists like that, I don't need an investment adviser.

I guess it was just a coincidence that the value of the dollar has gone down while the value of silver and gold have gone up.

wakeup  posted on  2006-12-29   11:43:50 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#6. To: wakeup (#2)

I guess it was just a coincidence that the value of the dollar has gone down while the value of silver and gold have gone up.

It does not matter because gold and silver - unless you can store and protect them at home - costs a lot of money to store in any quantity that you can live on in a financial crash (I am not talking commodity speculation for profit). Another downside is that neither gold nor silver are liquid - to get them to buy you anything you need to convert it to the so called worthless cash again.

If there was a total melt down in our money economy then barter would be the way the system would work and you would be better off stocking cigarettes and bullets to trade for food than gold.

Destro  posted on  2006-12-29   11:55:47 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#234. To: Destro (#6)

If there was a total melt down in our money economy then barter would be the way the system would work and you would be better off stocking cigarettes and bullets to trade for food than gold.

I was in a situation once where just that happened (in a temporary and micro way) A six pack of hot caffine free Diet Pepsi's were going for $20 bucks.

It Is A Republic  posted on  2007-01-16   23:09:44 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#235. To: It Is A Republican (#234)

What should we be afraid of this week? The Islamofascist under the bed or the commie in the broom closet?

Minerva  posted on  2007-01-16   23:14:02 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#237. To: Minerva (#235)

Hey manure-va, almost missed your post because you sent it to an unknown address. How is the sphincter and textile artist of imaginary history doing? You should be afraid of truth and justice this week.

It Is A Republic  posted on  2007-01-17   11:41:29 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#238. To: It Is A Republican (#237)

Hey manure-va, almost missed your post because you sent it to an unknown address. How is the sphincter and textile artist of imaginary history doing? You should be afraid of truth and justice this week.

The fact that you are incable of anyting above wingnut rage and obscenities tells me that you are a conservatvei Republican. I assume you also smoke cigarettes, most Freepers do.

Must be hard on the heart being pissed off all the time.

But go ahead and act like an animal, digust at your type is what got the Congress and Senate out of the hands of Cunningham, DeLay, Foley and the rest of your type. If you keep it up, you might give the Dems a super majority next election

Now run along and bugger a little boy and take your Oxycontin like a good Republican.

Minerva  posted on  2007-01-17   12:05:35 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#242. To: Minerva (#238)

Oh manure-va, that was so rich. Keep playing with your fat quarters and try to stay away from reading people because you stink at it, like manure-va always does. You are the one displaying anger, injecting your hate filled self into a reply not to you. You always reference little boys. Are you a fag playing as the female?

It Is A Republic  posted on  2007-01-17   15:09:38 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#244. To: It Is A Republic (#242)

Oh manure-va, that was so rich. Keep playing with your fat quarters and try to stay away from reading people because you stink at it, like manure-va always does. You are the one displaying anger, injecting your hate filled self into a reply not to you. You always reference little boys. Are you a fag playing as the female?

You don't do well out of the echo chamber do you? A fearful little bully like yourself isn't capable of anything beyond hate, anger and silly, childish insults. But that's true of most of the GOP/Freeper crowd isn't it? Thanks for demonstrating it to the board.

Well, take and Oxycontin, ask Foley to find you a little friend and be secure in the knowledge that Rush would be proud of mindless little sheep like youself.

Get back to me - you cowardly little name caller - when you're able to rise above your silly freeper consciousness and and Bush worship.

Minerva  posted on  2007-01-17   15:22:37 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#246. To: Minerva (#244)

Typical liberal BS from a liberal loser.

It Is A Republic  posted on  2007-01-17   15:27:24 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#248. To: It Is A Republic (#246)

Typical liberal BS from a liberal loser.

You can always tell when you hit the nail right on the head with a freeper kook, they try to change the subject with a silly and lame personal insult ---- like you just did.

LOL!!

Gotcha!!

And thanks for admitting it.

Minerva  posted on  2007-01-17   15:31:12 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#257. To: Minerva (#248)

you gotcha nothing sphincter mouth.....

It Is A Republic  posted on  2007-01-17   15:44:02 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#259. To: It Is A Republic (#257)

you gotcha nothing sphincter mouth.....

My limited little knuckle dragger, please get back to me when you are capable of something beyond tossing out insults like a freeper or a 9 year old. Until then, take your oxy and have Ted Haggard hook you up with a nice little boy.

Minerva  posted on  2007-01-17   15:51:32 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#261. To: Minerva (#259)

well you know the drill, when in Rome..........

It Is A Republic  posted on  2007-01-17   15:53:56 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


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#263. To: It Is A Republic (#261)

well you know the drill, when in Rome........

But you would be exactly the same in Rome. You're incapable of being anything but a dolt. So quit telling us you're putting on an act. Your posting history tells us otherwise.

Minerva  posted on  2007-01-17 15:58:13 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


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