Loading ...So the messiah Obozo says he was dedicated to education of his people eh? That’s some real “perspective” there buddy. Sounds like a great place my family will NEVER visit. Women over there need to get some guts and stand up for some basic rights. I guess it’s not his fault, but it seems very repressive.
Eleven things women in Saudi Arabia can’t do…..
I dig it!
22 January 2015
Israel’s claims of an imminent threat of Hizballah attack are not credible. More likely it wants to subdue the Lebanese militia so that it has a free hand to manipulate the Syrian battlefield to its advantage.
Israel has good reason to fear that the Lebanese militia Hizballah and Iran’s Revolutionary Guard will seek dramatic revenge for the killing of 12 senior figures from the two organisations in an air strike in Syria on Sunday.
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Had some eye surgery yesterday,took off a cataract and had a inplant put in that removes the need to wear glasses ..at least in one eye..
went back for a check up and remove of bandages ..Doc says everything looks good got 20/20 in my right eye now !
However Obama dosent look any better in fact he looks worse ! If I had any doubt about him its been removed …Hes still a Communist Muslim liar and new eyes didn’t fix that ,it made it worse cause all doubt is removed…
there’s always the possibility that we could deport him there after his illegal stay at the whitehouse
Said so himself, he did!
I missed the train this morning. And the day got worse after that… except for Gold and Silver! This one is for eeos… The Rock Island Line at Chicago- 1964
http://www.railpictures.net/photo/514850
That was Ibamas TelePrompTer. If you asked him a line of questions about him he would fumble.
it seems that I have to log in if I decide to switch posting from my phone to my computer or vice versa. there’s always the possibility that you have some type of Anti Malware cookie destroyer software on your machine and it keeps throwing out the cookie they keeps you logged in. but I don’t have any real technical experience to back up my opinion
Statement by the President on the Death of King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz
It is with deep respect that I express my personal condolences and the sympathies of the American people to the family of King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz and to the people of Saudi Arabia.
King Abdullah’s life spanned from before the birth of modern Saudi Arabia through its emergence as a critical force within the global economy and a leader among Arab and Islamic nations. He took bold steps in advancing the Arab Peace Initiative, an endeavor that will outlive him as an enduring contribution to the search for peace in the region. At home, King Abdullah’s vision was dedicated to the education of his people and to greater engagement with the world.
As our countries worked together to confront many challenges, I always valued King Abdullah’s perspective and appreciated our genuine and warm friendship. As a leader, he was always candid and had the courage of his convictions. One of those convictions was his steadfast and passionate belief in the importance of the U.S.-Saudi relationship as a force for stability and security in the Middle East and beyond. The closeness and strength of the partnership between our two countries is part of King Abdullah’s legacy.
May God grant him peace.
Gold, Silver, Platinum Should Keep on Shining
Though precious metal skeptics are hardly in short supply, the metals and mining stocks have clearly bottomed.
By
Michael Kahn
January 20, 2015
With no inflation in sight and the U.S. dollar still soaring, there is no real fundamental reason for gold and silver to move higher. Yet, that is exactly what they have been doing. And mining stocks are doing even better.
Markets trapped in relentless bear markets make many attempts to change their fortunes, and the charts are littered with false breakouts and shamed bulls. But when bearishness is the norm, especially after what appears to be yet another breakdown on the charts, a real reversal can develop. That is what looks to have happened last October.
On a weekly chart, the failed support break and intraweek reversal are clear (see Chart 1). Of course, in hindsight everything is clear, but as I wrote here in November, gold scored a short-term turnaround that could send it back to its 200-day moving average (see Getting Technical,”Gold: It’s Time to Buy,”November, 19, 2014).
http://online.barrons.com/articles/gold-silver-platinum-should-keep-on-shining-1421791737
Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah dies
Abdullah bin Abdulaziz was the fifth of his brothers to take the throne and became king in 2005, reports Caroline Hawley
Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz has died in hospital, state TV says.
The announcement, made early on Friday, said his brother, Salman, had become king.
Before the announcement, Saudi television cut to Koranic verses, which often signifies the death of a senior royal.
King Abdullah, who was said to be aged about 90, had been in hospital for several weeks suffering from a lung infection.
Abdullah came to the throne in 2005 but had suffered frequent bouts of ill health in recent years.
Fire up the Fan! One more Black Swan on the wing!
Yep and hope it’s not replaced with radicals.
Maybe best he may just go talk to the others next. Unbelievable in your face Bias. I’m thinking now don’t be in high rises anytime soon.
Link doesn’t work for me. No problem, I am right around the corner, geographically speaking. Health not so good right now, otherwise we could speak over a beer. Fire away, I’ll answer as best I can with honesty…right or wrong.
per bubblevision
Instead of selling off for a couple of days, it sold off intraday and rallied. It couldn’t get back into the triangle after breaking out. Supply bull markets tend to make corrections and follow trend lines, channels and fib numbers. Demand bull markets run long distances with few or no corrections. They are usually supported by strong cash markets.
This pm market may run very far with folks on the sidelines waiting for a correction to buy in.
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They resort to nepotism too funny
I’ll drink to that …… Gold and Silver are smoking hot !!
Nipozzano …. my favourite weekday wine
Gold in CDN
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Winedoc
Gold and Silver are smoking.
I have a question in regards to how and when you would go short on gold? Here my email: aljandkorbin@gmail.com. Would appreciate your input and if you could get back to me.
The beginning:
Spot Gold $260 in Feb ’01
plus 17% $304 in Feb ’02
plus 17% $355 in Feb ’03
plus 17% $416 in Feb ’04
plus 17% $487 in Feb ’05
plus 17% $570 in Feb ’06
plus 17% $667 in Feb ’07
plus 17% $780 in Feb ’08
plus 17% $912 in Feb ’09
plus 17% $1067 in Feb ’10
plus 17% $1248 in Feb ’11
plus 17% $1460 in Feb ’12
plus 17% $1708 in Feb ’13
plus 17% $1999 in Feb ’14
plus 17% $2339 in Feb ’15
NOTE: Gold still stuck in 2011, $1000/oz too low for these days. Giving TPTB insiders or countries plenty of time to build up reserves for the future stability of economies.