fully re tlaga
I had the same experience ordering his book–I recvd the chq back but didn’t try to contact him verbally
He interested me very much with his views-it was almost as if he was very well connected
I got his prediction straight off the GE post of his–I wish I had taken down the date of his post now–
would have to have been the best part of 18 months ago now.
Keep up the good work on this sight
I don’t know how you blokes have time tp clean out your garages and do all the chores that
she who must be obeyed instructs you to do ! !
Coleman on GloBull - Great video that explains it all in a nutshell!
www.kusi.com/home/78477082.html?video=pop&t=a
Nice Inteview here:
Leo Ryan
Ryan was also famous for vocal criticism of the lack of Congressional oversight of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), and authored the Hughes-Ryan Amendment, passed in 1974.
Hmmmm…
silverboom @ 22:53 pm.
Rep Larry McDonald - who was killed in the KAL 007 crash.
PMFEVER your 0:29am request for shingles data..I came across this post
Danby 6:50 Herpes Zoster
-> Posted by winedoc @ 8:10 am on September 1, 2009
Shingles is chickpox virus coming back for a visit. If the rash is diagnosed within 72 hrs of its appearance then antiviral meds such as valtrex, famvir or zovirax help speed recovery and may lessen the neuropathic pain. Otherwise pain meds may be required which help only symptomatically. Lyrica may help burning pain. Topicals are less helpful but may include zostrix cream (made from peppers so be careful). Rash usually is a 10-14 day event, after pains can be much longer for some………
Good Luck
Winedoc
rno@20:00
Yes. (Martha and the Vandellas).
Hate to beat the dead horse but:
Thomas Jefferson must of had Obama in mind when he was quoted as saying:
“The moment a person forms a theory, his imagination sees in every object only the traits which favor that theory.”
So just call me “Comrade Rhing Mhaster”…
In all seriousness, this is so true that it is almost painful.
Time for a Bix Fix
Bank Bonus Backlash!
Bix Weir
The following article is the first in a string of many that will slam this year’s bank bonuses over the coming weeks.
www.ft.com/cms/s/0/ae7a5ea2-fe29-11de-9340-00144feab49a.html
Comments like this will fill the air waves and fill the population with ANGER:
“Andy Stern, head of the Service Employees International Union, was in broad agreement: ‘They backed the truck up to Fort Knox in broad daylight. They emptied it out, we rescued them and they get $150bn in bonuses.’”
All this is planned to correspond with the CFTC hearings on Thursday about position limits.
www.cftc.gov/newsroom/generalpressreleases/2010/pr5771-10.html
Chairman Gensler looks like the real deal but we’ll see what transpires Thursday.
Here is his latest speech to the CFR…
www.cftc.gov/ucm/groups/public/@newsroom/documents/speechandtestimony/opagensler-23.pdf
I know what you’re thinking…THE CFR ARE THE BAD GUYS! Yes, they are,,, but this speech is flat out telling them that their world is about to change!
I can’t say this loud enough….BUCKLE UP FOR JANUARY!
May the Road you choose be the Right Road
Bix Weir
Fullgoldcrown, regards to the current pres and constitutional law
Yes, he was a special advisor to Fidel Havana. Let’s just say that he knows his marxist stuff! However he doesn’t have a clue about the US constitution or law.
But the press is not allowed to talk about that.
Not spreading rumors or anything… Down to the banana republic, things aren’t as warm as they seem…
Silverspike2…thanks for that Russell Peice….stunning
…..and where did you get that Tlaga Forecast ?….that specific POG …?
….I dont remember that….
….I often wonder whatever happened to Tlaga…..he was quite a force over at GE…..what an intellect ..!
…I am sure you remember he was writing a Book….he sent many of us e mail excerpts to critique….and then When he was finished he offered us copies to buy…..for $100..
…I sent him a Physical letter ordering the book and also a cheque…
..It was returned tome …soaking wet and with the Ink all running off the envelope….I still have it
…i asked him about it ..and he was evasive (on the GE Board)….he eventually just said he dropped it accidently in the sink or something….and that anyhow he decided not to publish yet
..you gotta wonder if he met an Armstrongesque fate
…He was very secretive…and always chastised posters for being too careless with their identities…like he was expecting trouble for even discussing his theories…
…anybody hear of or from him in the last few years ?
..Interestingly…Tlaga was his real surname
The Ring Master @ 21:33
One step on the path to freedom and Shangri La:
Goldballon, saying it is doing it
How can anyone give a vice president a free pass when he effectively says:
“We need to spend our way out of debt!” to a group of school kids.
This stupid speech by “Big Joe” was never even challenged…unbelieveable!
The common sense side needs to be said over and over…and can and will be acted upon later.
especially for the folks who insist on watching shows like my 2 and 1/2 dads, instead of reading goldtent. The Romans never had TV from the left to deal with either…pugh!
irish 18:10 yep i grant you its carry all right.
in drag too with his tu tu too. 
wj
U.S. bailout losses $68.5 bln in first year
AIG, autos offset Treasury bank bailout profits
WASHINGTON
Mon Jan 11, 2010 5:16pm EST WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. taxpayer profits from bank bailout investments are being offset by estimated losses from American International Group and automakers and mortgage payment cuts for struggling homeowners, a U.S. Treasury report showed on Monday. The Treasury estimated net losses on its $700 billion bailout program at $68.5 billion for the fiscal year ended September 30, 2009.
The December report for the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP, showed that the fiscal 2009 net loss included estimated losses of $30.4 billion for AIG and $30.4 billion for automakers, with $27.1 billion in losses from the Home Affordable Modification Program.
These were much larger than a $15 billion profit registered from the Capital Purchase Program for banks and $4.4 billion in profits from other bank investments, asset guarantee and lending programs.
A senior Treasury official said the bank investments will ultimately produce a positive return for taxpayers. But the department was not yet ready to update its estimate of the final taxpayer costs for the bailouts.
The official said the Treasury would update its cost estimates on a quarterly basis as the bailout program shifts its focus toward small business lending and housing relief in its final 10 months of operation.
The Treasury in November said TARP’s ultimate cost estimate had been reduced to about $141 billion from $341 billion earlier in the year. Further reductions in the final cost estimate could aid the Obama administration as it faces pressure to produce a new budget that starts to show deficit reductions.