Michael Ruppert - We Have Until July at Latest Even a Caveman Can See It

[Ares]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqO64-ipqAM

[Neuro]

This should be seen! The shitstorm is coming!

[mrnhtbr2232]

Quarterly earnings in July triggering a 5,000 point drop in the DOW because of supply chain interruptions from Japan dousing earnings, followed by faltering consumption and no growth leading to a sudden collapse of the global economy....

Gee Mr. Lamarr you use your tongue prettier than a twenty dollar whore....

[Horn]

What's the problem?

http://culturespill.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/08/0_21_caveman_0.jpg

[osoab]

He does have Toyota shutting down N.A. factories wrong. About 10 min after the spokesman said that, Toyota corporate came out and said no shut downs. There are enough parts coming over on boats for now.

[Shami-Amourae]

He also said we had 3 months left back in 2004. I'd listen to his warning, but not freak out. It's always good to be prepared.

[platinumdude]

Toyota to Suspend Production in North America for 5 Days
http://english.chosun.com/site/data/html_dir/2011/04/11/2011041100897.html

Toyota will suspend manufacturing at most of its factories in North America for several days this month due to parts shortages caused by the earthquake in Japan.

The Japanese auto giant said Saturday that most of its 14 North American factories will shut down for five days between April 15 and 25. It will be the first time the automaker has suspended normal-hour production on weekdays.

Meanwhile, the company also announced it will resume production at all of its auto plants in Japan at half capacity from April 18.

Toyota was forced to stop work at its Japanese facilities following the March 11 earthquake and tsunami.

[Horn]

One kink in the chain of Global productivity and a ripple/domino effect shows, what an inherently weak and fragile system it is.

A clear result of profits being eaten up in the financial & .gov sectors.

I can't see anyone welcoming a nuclear disaster though as he does?

[mick silver]

we all know the shitstorm is coming but nobody know what time it will happen

[DMac]

Ruppert has been calling for immediate catastrophe for years now. He's in interesting listen, but his timing has a pretty poor track record.

Is he still a hardcore peak oiler?

Listening in now..

[Neuro]

Ruppert has been calling for immediate catastrophe for years now. He's in interesting listen, but his timing has a pretty poor track record.

Is he still a hardcore peak oiler?

Listening in now..
Well what can you do if you're stuck with collapsenet web adress... ;D

Anyway I think he makes a pretty good case, but who knows with government corporate welfare, what will happen with stocks... So much of corporate earnings is non physical products nowadays, and they sure are pumping a lot of cash in to the economy, so the stock market can be quite forgiving to the lack of profits in a quarter... Expect the gold Dow ratio to go down though...

[Silver Rocket Bitches!]

Sounds reasonable to me.

Even if the quarterly earnings don't bring the system down, $120+ oil will not be tolerated for long.

[Hatha Sunahara]

Ruppert has been calling for immediate catastrophe for years now. He's in interesting listen, but his timing has a pretty poor track record.

Is he still a hardcore peak oiler?

Listening in now..


He says nothing about QE or QE induced inflation. He doesn't discuss the falling value of the dollar and increases in gold and silver prices. Ruppert is stuck in believing that the economy is driven by production and consumption. It is driven by greedy bankers and their manipulations of money and markets. But he cannot discuss this. The CIA has already come close to killing him. He doesn't want to tempt fate.


Hatha

[gunDriller]

Ruppert has been calling for immediate catastrophe for years now. He's in interesting listen, but his timing has a pretty poor track record.

Is he still a hardcore peak oiler?

Listening in now..


He says nothing about QE or QE induced inflation. He doesn't discuss the falling value of the dollar and increases in gold and silver prices. Ruppert is stuck in believing that the economy is driven by production and consumption. It is driven by greedy bankers and their manipulations of money and markets. But he cannot discuss this. The CIA has already come close to killing him. He doesn't want to tempt fate.


Hatha


i was a subscriber of FTW when he was more in "truth-telling mode".

he is currently ignorring the fact that the f*ckers who did 9-11 are running around free - the same termite-people who chewed away at the foundation of our economy during the "credit derivative years".

i wish he would get back in truth-telling mode. but he had a really hard time in 2006-2007, the medical team that helped bring him back - well, look at the net effect, he's now one of the "nothing to see here, move along" crowd when it comes to 9-11.


it would help if he would talk about his previous "sky-is-falling" predictions and in what ways they manifested & what ways they didn't happen the way he predicted.

in this case i join him in the prediction of "we're going to be sliding off the cliff twice as fast now", because the system was stretched so tight and the repercussions of the Japan quake have yet to be admitted.


though, paradoxically, the downing of Japan's economy will leave some oil free for India and China. India is especially efficient at getting the most mileage out of a gallon.


in any case, i think this time, he is right - not about the exact timing, but about the need for urgency in preps.

[Antonio]

Mike Ruppert woke me up to metals back in `99-2000 and I`ll be always thankful to him. He is completely owned by ZOG and he has tons of physical ailments which make him easy to control. You gotta listen to the guy everytime he speaks and filter out the truth.
He is probably the only single political whore for whom I have some respect. If not for his desperate medical situation he would probably tell you the whole truth.

[DMac]

Mike Ruppert woke me up to metals back in `99-2000 and I`ll be always thankful to him. He is completely owned by ZOG and he has tons of physical ailments which make him easy to control. You gotta listen to the guy everytime he speaks and filter out the truth.
He is probably the only single political whore for whom I have some respect. If not for his desperate medical situation he would probably tell you the whole truth.


I've always wondered what he caught (or was infected with) when he fled the US for Venezuela.

???

[Antonio]

Mike Ruppert woke me up to metals back in `99-2000 and I`ll be always thankful to him. He is completely owned by ZOG and he has tons of physical ailments which make him easy to control. You gotta listen to the guy everytime he speaks and filter out the truth.
He is probably the only single political whore for whom I have some respect. If not for his desperate medical situation he would probably tell you the whole truth.


I've always wondered what he caught (or was infected with) when he fled the US for Venezuela.

???


He looks as if he is destroyed by decades of heavy drinking and also painkillers. You can see his 2010 Christmas address video when he is sweating buckets and trying to catch his breath, obvious painkiller withdrawal. He has real bad urinary tract pain that he admitted to.
I wasn`t bothered much by his avoidance of the ZOG issue because very few touch the 3d rail anyway but when he wept tears of joy after Obama won I was about to puke.

[Hatha Sunahara]

He's a self-styled guru of doom. I don't need any gurus. Especially not any who support me having to pay ever increasing prices for a mineral--oil that exists on this earth in astronomical quantities. Oil is abiotic. The people who extract it are criminally insane. Peak oil is a scam. You can read what Thomas Gold has to say about it in his book The Deep Hot Biosphere. Ruppert supports a depopulation agenda. Whatever good advice he gives is nullified by far more bad advice and fear mongering. I've fitered him out.


Hatha

[keehah]

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/04/28/japan-economy-output-idUSL3E7FR5E420110428

http://ftalphaville.ft.com/blog/2011/04/28/555411/japans-stunning-stats-yosanos-new-nightmare/

As variously predicted, the “3/11 effect” on Japan’s economy is starting to kick in. And true to warnings that the impact could be far worse than feared, the latest batch of data is reasonably horrible. Only a day after S&P signaled fresh concerns about Japan’s economy, official data on Thursday showed a far sharper plunge in March industrial production than the consensus 10.6 per cent – a whopping 15.3 per cent fall from February – while March household spending slid an annual 8.5 per cent. Kaoru Yosano, Japan’s economy minister who famously spoke in January of his “dreadful dream” about the national debt burden, was “stunned” by the industrial production figures, according to the Nikkei newspaper. No wonder. Yosano had told the FT just days after the March 11 magnitude 9 earthquake, that the disaster would have little impact on Japan’s economy.

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http://in.reuters.com/article/2011/04/15/toyota-idINL3E7FF0ZV20110415

Before the devastating earthquake, Toyota had been building cars at a pace of about 12,000-13,000 units a day in Japan. At half the planned volumes until June 3, Toyota would lose another 120,000 units or so after Golden Week.

Toyota has only provided a figure for lost production in Japan through April 8, of 260,000 units over a 20-day suspension.

Plans beyond June 3 will be determined based on parts availability. Toyota is still having trouble procuring about 150 parts, spokeswoman Shiori Hashimoto said.

A major bottleneck has come from damage to a factory belonging to Renesas Electronics , which sells about 40 percent of all automotive microcontrollers globally. With Renesas flagging a resumption of a key factory only by July, car production is expected to remain disrupted for some time.

Japan And The Ministry of Dreadful Dreams (http://www.acting-man.com/?p=7392)
April 29th, 2011 | Author: Pater Tenebrarum



We would suggest that if those Japanese politicians who want the BoJ to finance government spending via the printing press get their way, then the prospective catastrophe that gives Mr. Yosano his 'dreadful dreams' could well become reality. While the official deficit numbers somewhat overstate the extent of the problem (considering intra-governmental holdings and the assets the government owns and could conceivably sell), there can be little doubt that Japan must find some way of shrinking its deficit if it wants to avoid a fiscal crisis and wants economic growth to revive. Government spending, contrary to the widely accepted notion that it 'helps' the economy, actually burdens the economy. For one thing, the government's spending competes with the private sector for the limited pool of scarce resources and for another, tax payers are well aware that in the end, the private sector will have to pay every cent of what the government spends.

In fact, Japan's government has essentially wasted the savings of its citizens on countless 'bridges to nowhere' in recent years– both literally and figuratively. Thus the spending spree has had the exact opposite effect of that intended by it Keynesian supporters – instead of the fictitious 'multiplier' boosting economic activity, the massive deficit spending has made consumers and investors extremely reluctant to spend and invest. This is the Ricardian equivalence effect – the deficit spending has been financed by borrowing, but the effect was the same as if it had been financed by tax increases. After all, the tax increases have merely been postponed. Someone will eventually have to pay the debt. From the point of view of politicians the temptation is thus great to attempt to 'inflate the debt away' or at least finance additional spending with the printing press. However, this 'solution' is a dangerous illusion. The bond market would soon revolt if it became evident that the BoJ was going to inflate in earnest. Once an inflationary policy is adopted, there is also the question, when and how is it going to be stopped? We have a big experiment with monetary inflation being undertaken by Heli-Ben (a.k.a. The Bernank) and his band of merry pranksters right now - and already we have seen that it has become nigh impossible for them to extricate themselves from it. When 'QE1' ended, asset prices began to decline shortly and economic activity threatened to once again contract (in the summer of 2010, the ECRI gauge of leading indicators fell dangerously close to a level that signals an impending recession). This should have surprised exactly no-one of course – the bubble activities that are set into motion on account of monetary pumping can not be sustained when it ends. Thus the pressure for engaging in another round of inflation immediately returns. If we look back in history, all the great destructive inflation episodes have happened in this manner – the authorities always insisted that they were only 'temporarily' engaging in yet another round of money printing to 'give industry a shot in the arm'. In the most egregious cases this continued until the underlying currency system collapsed and the very things the inflationary policy was meant to avert – rising unemployment, bankruptcies and economic contraction – became far worse than they would have been had the policy not been pursued in the first place.

The BoJ would thus be wise to continue to resist this temptation and Japan's politicians would do best to find other ways to get the country's deficit under control. Let us also not forget, Japan is a graying society, with more and more people depending on fixed income. Destroying the livelihood of this large and growing segment of the population would risk a rending of Japan's social harmony. It is simply not possible to create wealth by printing money – on the contrary, there is nothing that is more likely to destroy wealth.

Mr. Yosano was appointed in January to help bring Japan's deficit under control. This endeavor has taken a backseat after the earthquake, but it should remain a top priority. Japan's economy has enormous potential – a potential that won't be realized to its fullest extent as long as the government deficit and massive fiscal spending burden the economy. Doing the same thing over and over again won't bring about different results. It is high time to abandon and reverse the destructive Keynesian policies that have produced Japan's 'soft depression' over the past two decades.

[SilverMagnet]

Even a Caveman can see that Michael Ruppert doesn't know the future.

[gunDriller]

Mike Ruppert woke me up to metals back in `99-2000 and I`ll be always thankful to him. He is completely owned by ZOG and he has tons of physical ailments which make him easy to control. You gotta listen to the guy everytime he speaks and filter out the truth.
He is probably the only single political whore for whom I have some respect. If not for his desperate medical situation he would probably tell you the whole truth.


I've always wondered what he caught (or was infected with) when he fled the US for Venezuela.

???


he was drugged at a bar, and had his stuff stolen.

that tends to be kind of deflating, especially if you're in a foreign land with no money.

[Book]

Ruppert has been calling for immediate catastrophe for years now.



He makes his living off it.

[DMac]

Bump. It's July, jobs report sucked, market is still a fancy computer program and all the dogs and cats I know still hate each other. The world has not ended (yet).