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..i was taking 2 grams every 4 hours and didnt see a result…so now I am gonna get serious…..

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Two grams of vitamin C every half-hour for a few hours, then cut back to two grams every hour until feeling better. If it causes diahrrea, take a break for a few hours, then go down to one an hour.

I usually mix the drops of MMS and citric acid in a glass and put it outside the door on the shelf for the three minutes as I can stand the strong smell.   I went to retrieve it and I thought I must have mixed it wrong or the MMS was bad because I couldn’t smell it at all!  I took it to my wife and she recoiledafter sniffing it.     Not only could I not smell it I couldn’t taste it after mixing with 1/1 water/cranberry pomegranate.   Never happened before.

Thanks for that.   I just took 1 tablespoon of organic minced garlic about two hours ago.  My wife hates it when I take it close to bedtime.   You don’t have to worry about the carbonated beverages, we only have them when we are ask to bring them to a gathering. 

I’ll take the garlic at bedtime tomorrow.

to my Plan B…….

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The stock market bottomed in April 1942, just four months after Pearl Harbor. The market went up steadily with a few hiccups until 1973, the end of the Vietnam War. This period of the War Machine was largely responsible for US industry dominance. Once the war ended, we went sideways to down looking for the next leg up.

It came in the form of Reaganomics, or supply side economics and an explosion in credit of all forms, public and private alike.

With excess capacity the world over, what will be the next big driver. Is there one?

Thanks for the offer but low and behold I have about 12 bottles of the stuff - and duh! I haven’t taken any yet.  I just mixed a 5 drop dose and if I am still alive in the morning, I will let you know how it goes.

To all; this is an economic opinion piece from the Russian newspaper “Pravda”. It is exactly correct in my opinion regarding the credit contraction. How sad is it that in order to hear or read an “economic truth” it has to come from Russia. The only thing coming out of the US media is “the recession is over”. It is not over by a long stretch. I am not sure how they will be able to spin what happens this current year because if you thought the last 2 years were “unprecedented”, this year will blow your mind. Regards, Bill H.

More from Bill:

When is deflation inflation?

To all; hurray the recession is over! The biggest problem with this current mantra is that once investors figure out they have been had and the recession isn’t even close to being over, a panic of epic proportions will follow. THIS is the main problem with spin, spin, spin, and more spin. Sooner or later reality always kicks in and in the current economic situation it will be a kick in the teeth!

The “credit expansion” that lasted nearly 70 years has by necessity turned into a credit contraction. Individuals, corporations, states and municipalities have either cut back on the use of credit because they couldn’t afford more or the market has “rationed” them. Either way credit has, is and will contract further. The point here is that whether it be commercial credit, mortgage loans, credit cards, auto loans, corporate or municipal debt, credit availability is now less than what it was and the demand is lower. It obviously follows that “sales” whether they be retail or commercial, housing, cars, building supplies etc, will be slack. As far as states and municipalities are concerned, they will have less “demand” for everything from contracts awarded to people employed. The “great credit expansion” has stalled for more than two years and is in reverse. As “good” as things felt while the credit was being built up, they will now feel just as “painful” or worse.

But wait a minute, the Federal government has and is taking up the “slack” and not allowing credit to contract. This is true to some extent if you look at “gross” debt numbers only. The Federal government has actually stepped up and INCREASED the amount of credit outstanding but much of this borrowed money simply went to fill in the empty black holes left by past bankruptcies. The “benefit” from government borrowing and spending has only arrested the fall, it has not started a true recovery and will not because “cash” demand is just not there and demand “enabled” by credit is contracting.

My thesis is that the “reflationary trade” is OVER for now and will very soon give way to another “deflationary” downleg. Complacency in the stock market is currently higher than any time since the 1987 crash. Real estate is again ready for another leg down as another batch of rate resets hits shore and “bargain hunter” demand has been exhausted without the banks getting a chance to unload any of their foreclosed inventories. The OTC derivative fiasco has not even been addressed, the banks balance sheets are still a wreck and the earnings they have reported last year were fictitious. Now we can add into the mix states and municipalities laying off workers and tightening their belts (what a novel idea). In other words nothing has changed from the fall of 2008 except that the rate of decline has diminished. This is not the stuff recoveries and healthy economies are made of!

But haven’t I been talking hyperinflation all this time? Yes but…it’s the response of the Fed and Treasury to these “waves” of deflation that end in hyperinflation! Every “wave” of deflation has so far been met by an inflationary response and I would expect that to continue until “it can’t”. The “it can’t” moment will come I believe after this next coming wave of deflation where real estate, stocks, commodities, employment and nearly anything you can think of DEFLATES again in value. This is where the Treasury will finally hit the wall. Mother nature wants to DEFLATE assets but the Treasury is intent on not letting this happen. With a Gold backed currency Mother Nature would surely get her way but since the Dollar is fake, unbacked and hollow, Mother Nature’s wrath will be aimed at Treasury securities.

So…without being too long winded, in my opinion the coming wave of deflation will ALSO hit the Treasury market with a vengeance causing bond prices to decline and thus “ration” the “unlimited” borrowing capacity of the Treasury! From the beginning I believed we would have both inflation and deflation at the same time, I am convinced now that this will be the case! Most all assets INCLUDING Treasuries will deflate in this next wave, currencies will be printed to oblivion while “stuff” (you know the things you NEED to survive like food and energy) will then take much more currency to procure. When Treasuries succumb to Mother Nature’s deflation you can mark the exact moment when hyperinflation takes off.

Please don’t be fooled by “the recession is over”, it is not. The recession has only been playing “rope a dope” with the US Treasury so far while waiting for it to tire through overleveraging itself. The last year was nothing more than an old, tired, heavyweight fighter throwing everything he had left in desperation. Hyperinflation only comes when governments go broke! Regards, Bill H.

That is EXACTLY what The Gold Cartel (which includes the Fed and US Treasury) are petrified of and WHY gold was bombed today.

Yes, they are PETRIFIED…

Can’t guarantee it in all cases, but…………………..The old Italians swore by eating a very strong meal of “Ban’a” in the evening or before bedtime while having no carbonated beverages.……….in dealing with colds. 

It is a simple creation of cutting up garlic, then slowly (so you don’t burn) browning the garlic in lots of butter.  The older Italians added anchovies to the mix, then ate it by dipping celery or cabbage in it, along with bread.  The idea was that a large amount of garlic would inundate the body overnight and pass through the sweat pores, and by morning, one would feel considerably better.  I think for both head colds and chest colds.

Americans like the stuff modified by adding sweet cream to the mix and leaving the anchovies out.  Of course, if you brown lots of garlic in butter, then add cream- you are basically creating the base for any Italian white sauce (thus it is great with beer is served over cracked crab claws, over steamed shrimp, with just bread, etc.)  I don’t know if the cream would make it less active toward a cold virus because I don’t think the older Italians ever added it.

Don’t forget, in terms of some sort of remedy against colds, carbonated beverages are out for that period.  Take care…………..

Have you ever looked into MMS?  Miracle Mineral Solution.  A hokey name for a powerful substance.  There’s a lot of information about it on the web.

http://www.miraclemineral.org/importantinfo.php

they are available from many sources. just do a search on google. if you still have problems, contact me.

rno

You didn’t mention the big OXIDIZER, MMS, known as Miracle Mineral Solution, technically known as chloride dioxide, used in swimming pool and municiple water supply purification as a superior alternative to chlorine.  That stuff will oxidize the skin off of any virus or bacteria.  Let me know if you need some, I could try to meet you somewhere tomorrow.

http://eclipptv.com/viewVideo.php?video_id=9418

Great–where do we order it from–thanks

I had been patting myself on the back for staying healthy through the flu season but now 4 out of 5 members of my house are sick with bronchitis - only my wife has not succumbed.  I have been taking colloidal silver, vitamins E, D3, B12,  C with sodium bicarb, garlic, hot water with lemon and honey.  The only thing that I feel that helped is the colloid silver up the nose.  It knocked the sinus and sore throat out quickly.  I am sore from coughing spasms and very tired of all this.  I have had it since Saturday.   We have ordered a Medisana vaporizer that supposedly able to get silver ions in the air. 

Anyone have any words of wisdom? 

Ambrose Evans-Pritchard

I have felt rather lonely after suggesting in my New Year Predictions that Japan is dangerously close to blowing up on its sovereign debts, with consequences that will be felt across the world.

My intended point — overly condensed  — was that 2010 will prove to be the year that Japan flips from deflation to something very different: the beginnings of debt monetization by a terrified central bank that will ultimately spin out of control, perhaps crossing into hyperinflation by the middle of the decade.

So it is nice to have some company: first from PIMCO’s Paul McCulley, who said that the Bank of Japan should buy “unlimited amounts” of long-term government debt (JGBs) to lift the country out of a “deflationary liquidity trap” and raise the souffle again.

His point is different from mine, in that he discerns deflation “as far as the eye can see”. But in a sense it is the same point. Once a country embarks on such policies, the game is nearly up. The IMF says Japan’s gross public debt will reach 227pc of GDP this year. This is compounding at ever faster speeds towards 250pc by mid-decade.

The only reason why this has not yet blown up is because investors (mostly Japanese) have not yet had the leap in imagination required to understand their predicament, and act on it. That roughly is the argument of Dylan Grice from Societe Generale in his latest Popular Delusions note released today. “A global fiasco is brewing in Japan.”

Telegraph

I feel genuinely sorry for the havenots thruout the world–the “people left standing” their children, grandchildren and greatgranchildren’s lives
are gaining in misery —all thru greed etc etc
We need a “second coming” yesterday
I think we P.M. collectors have got it half right but I fear for the other half to which we are exposed and which we have no control over.

Peace brother

i got a nutrimill grain mill to grind rice into flour and it works great. for those of you who have stored grain to mill later on, i highly recommend it. i ground 25# of rice and it worked great.

rno

I distinctly recall George Bush upon commencing the war said that it would be (paraphrasing) a long and protracted war - not over quickly.   My question is - how did he know that so early on?

I don’t like middle of the road. I like right and wrong. Numbers do not lie and I have no idea what I am letting go, hence, be specific.

This is the issue in life today, as has always been the case, we have trouble learning from the past.

Case in point. George W Bush. We will bring democracy to Iraq/Middle East and the American people bought it. This particular war sealed the fate of the United States. It hastened insolvency. We did it for the sake of democracy? Those numbers do not show up on Foreign Aid, but that is precisely what it should be labeled and it bankrupted us.

Obama continues the same policy in Afghanistan for the same inane purpose.

Of course, when viewed in the proper framework, Middle East policy is about two things.

- Oil
-Military Industrial Complex

If you examine the military and its bloated budget, what would it be without the imaginary threat from the Middle East? Has anyone thought about the timing? Russia and the cold war threat end and we jump right into the Middle East problem.

The above is largely why I bought gold. Social Security and Medicare can be dealt with in time, the military will bankrupt us and it has.