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Re: answer to hdrkid

Skepti,

Maybe its the same guy
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That's possible but I don't think that its the case. We know who HdrKid is. "He's" an early middle aged woman who's been playing the part of a 15-16 year old boy for the past several years. To my knowledge HdrKid has no puppets going. If there was a puppet I'd suspect Zeshua long before Darwin. We have some reasons for believing that Zeshua is also being played by a woman. Zeshua's online personality and tendencies for "stretching" the truth are quite similar to HdrKid's traits. But there's no evidence that links them - it's just an observation.
 
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Recall- I came across the Amero coin weeks ago on a financial website. They are made by this guy who makes coins for a living. He designed a few US State Quarters etc. etc. He made the Amero for artistic reasons or whatever reasons he made it- not as currency.

Personally, I think the Amero is a good idea- it will counterbalance the Euro. I know it's not a popular opinion but it is practical, and it will raise the economies of our neighbors to the north and south.
 
Re: answer to hdrkid

Hi Dar:

First things first, a person known as debunker darby claims I am a crazy old woman, well, I am a guy and Darby is a liar. He on another forum, posted pictures of some poor old lady with her name and address.

Also, Darby claims I am married, sorry, but I am not good looking, don;t think any girl wants to marry me. On to the next episode.

Dar, what can we do to assist the good guys and prevent the terrible dictatorship from taking over?
 
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He on another forum, posted pictures of some poor old lady with her name and address.
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I did what??? Care to post the URL for that, please. I know where your picture is posted on your own website along with your online diary but I didn't even post the link to that site let alone the photo. The closest that I came to posting your address was to say that you live in the Olypen area of Washington State - which is where you, as HdrKid, have always said is where you live.

I also showed links where "J.S.", from Olypen, has been using the handle HdrKid for almost 10 years and on UseNet posts here private home page is listed along with the handle HdrKid.

I also pointed out that every time that HdrKid, while posting on that other site, went off into the woods with "dad" to build their survival shelter, "J.S." would post to her online diary about her business trip or holiday trip with her husband.

This wasn't a hit and miss thing that was close but no cigar. It was every time HdrKid posted the dates that he would be away from the forum "J.S." would post exactly the same dates for her trips in her online diary. On the day that HdrKid would reappear on the forum to post about his trip "J.S." would post to her diary about her trip.

BTW: "J.S." isn't an old lady and she's not necessarily poor. She's 37 or 38 years old. That's young but it's still classified as early middle aged. Both she and her husband are college grads with degrees in computer sciences. Both are working professionals in computing/programming (though "J.S." is not at all happy in that field - she's hungry to be an artist-photographer). How do I know? I've read her online diary, of course.
 
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To Dar:

Back in 2001 I predicted that Apple which had just launched the ipod would launch in 2007 the iphone and that Apple stock would go over 200 in 2009 on strength of iphone sales. Well, now in 2007 I predict that Apple will come out with the iCar. It will be built in China. Just like Apple, not Sony, dominates the MP3 player market, it will dominate the automotive industry.

So please give me an equivalent prediction of a future product. /ttiforum/images/graemlins/smile.gif


To Darby:

Forty ain't old, if your a tree! You are so pathetic, picking on an old lady. I see you posting constandtly on the internet. No job eh? What do you do for money? Beat up cripples in wheelchairs?
 
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No job eh? What do you do for money?
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Nope. No job. Retired...comfortably, I might add. The tax payers were very generous in that regard. And thanks for asking. /ttiforum/images/graemlins/smile.gif

Your last post, BTW, is indicitive of why you catch so much hell on the forums where you post. Last year you were supposed to be a 15 year old boy living with dad. What, back in 2001, when you were 9 or 10 years old you were on the Internet posting stock market predictions for Apple?
 
Re: THE AMERO MONEY

Hi Dar:

What can you tell me about the near future? Here is what I see, please tell me how close I am to what happens.

With 8X the oil of Saudi Arabia in the Alberta Tar Sands, we will soon see Canada emerge as the major oil producer. It costs just about $13/b to convert each of the estimated 2.5 trillion barrels of recovereable oil from the Albertan tar sands. With the price of oil hitting $100/b in 2009 this represents over 200 trillion dollars in profits, now you can understand why big oil killed the electric car and went to war with the Middle East. An unstable Persian Gulf equals high oil prices and massive profits for petroleum producers and their minions.
 
Re: THE AMERO MONEY

is not only the coin but the gold price of the coin ...
did you read the red letters...

and

This story explains why you own gold: not so much to make money
but to protect it.

Wondering:
September 19 2007 Scenario on the US:

Quoted from GLP

"Here's a WILD hyper-inflation scenario -- far worse, and happening
far faster, than I can imagine. But it is useful for personal
mind-stretching and scenario-izing. It is also darn funny.

----------------------

"Food riots break out in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San
Francisco, St. Louis, & New Orleans. In Cleveland & Chicago,
enraged mobs of housewives kill three Kroger store managers before
police riot squads & SWAT teams can clear the buildings. In other
cities, dazed shoppers are glad to find bread at $75 a loaf, but
few can afford hamburger at $119.50 a pound."

"Traders briefly panic when shots are fired in the gold pit at the
commodity exchange in Chicago, but calm quickly when they realise
the shots come from the few remaining short sellers committing
suicide."
"
END QUOTED from:
Hiperinflation:

it`s a seven day scenario, day by day alas 24 series...
--
regards
http://www.spaceheroes.org/
 
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>is not only the coin but the gold price of the coin ...<

There is a direct inverse ratio between the price of gold and the stock market. Take any gold chart, flip it and reverse it and put it up against a stock market chart. It's been that way since 1933. The same also applies to the US deficit.

>did you read the red letters...<

You mean this:

>Due to the increasing market value of gold, the American Eagle Gold Uncirculated Coins are temporarily unavailable while pricing for this option can be adjusted; therefore, no orders can be taken at this time. We expect products to be available with adjusted pricing on or after September 27, 2007.<

Yeah- gold is volatile, like the stock market.

>This story explains why you own gold: not so much to make money but to protect it.<

I own gold because I am a coin guy, I have always been a coin guy. To me, it simply makes sense to own gold. You want a conspiracy? Look up US gold bolds.

Gold is still readily available- eBay, coin shows, etc... but now is not the time to buy gold- I'd go with stocks until things settle down a bit. "But stocks are volatile". Exactly- get it now while everyone's panties are in a knot. Another thing I recommend right now is real estate simply because it's all volatile and the idiots have already left that market.

>"Here's a WILD hyper-inflation scenario -- far worse, and happening far faster, than I can imagine. But it is useful for personal mind-stretching and scenario-izing. It is also darn funny."

I do not believe there will be a recession or depression. If such a thing happens, that's the end of the dollar and bread and cars and street lights and civil order... the last thing on everyone's minds at that point is gold.

Are you going on record predicting a recession/depression/hyperinflation/whatever?
 
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You are right, Gold will soar. This is because the US dollar is dropping like a rock. Take a look at the Euro.

Today the price of oil is as of right now, $82.36/b. I predicted it would go over $80/b this year. The debunkers laughed and said "Peak oil is a hoax". Well, I also predicted that in 2009 gas will soar over $4/gal.

Question for Dar:
When does the war with Iran start?
http://www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/europe/09/17/france.iran.ap/index.html?iref=mpstoryview

I still remember when debunkers laughed at me for predicting this.

Now on to the election. I predicted in 2005 that Hillary would win in Nov 2008. The debunkers said she would not even run, later after she announced her campaign, they said that she would not win the nomination, that Obama would.

http://news.aol.com/elections-blog/2007/09/18/clinton-easy-winner-in-first-5-primaries/

Well, is there anybody that still disputes my prediction?
 
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Well, is there anybody that still disputes my prediction?
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Well, yes, there is still some dispute. The DNC hasn't held its convention, therefore, no one has won the nomination for the Democrats.

Will Hillary win the nomination? Probably. From my perspective, that's the best scenario. Hillary vs. the Republican nominee will clearly define the issues at hand. As a 39 yr Ex-Democrat who saw what happened at the 1968 Democratic Party Convention in Chicago I can only hope that Hillary wins the nomination. The "folks" who held a planned riot, stormed into the convention and took over the DNC are still in charge.

So, what's your prediction for the future of the DNC's party?

And what's so illuminating about $4.00/gal for gasoline? Of course it will hit $4.00 at some time in the future (you've never specified a date or whewre this would occur). When you "predicted" $3.00/gallon it was already that price in the Seattle area and it had already been that price, at times, in California. Shooting fish in a rain barrel isn't all that difficult.

"Predicting" future gasoline prices isn't problematic if you have any clue about the futures market. Contracts are sold in 3-month blocks and the out limit is 4 quarters. Anyone can look at the gasoline futures contract market and "predict" what the price will be a year out, especially if they use round numbers like $3.00 or $4.00.

So, if you really have a handle on "the market", because you can mystically travel into the future, what will the average price for gasoline be in the Olypen during February of 2008? Not round dollars; the average price to the cent. I don't want to know what the price will be anywhere else. Just limit the price to the Seattle Metro area. February, 2008 - to the penny.
 
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Hi Dar:
Still waiting for your response.

To Darby:
Here is he process that I use. I RV the gasoline station that is near my house and draw the numbers that are on the sign. Due to different timelines, if I do three jumps to the exact same date in the future I will get three different price quotes. I then average the three prices and that is my target.

I am as accurate as I can be. However, here is an example. I give you a bushel of corn (60lbs approx) and ask you how much it weighs. When you say - 28 kilos. I say that you are wrong. the actual weight is 27,272.7 grams. If you cannot be accurate down to the last gram it does not count as a prediction. I am certain you can tell the difference between an object that weighs 20 kilos and one that weighs 30 kilos.

For example, I predicted that in 2007 Apple would break 100 and that in 2009 it would break 200. That is because all three prices were above 100 in 2007 so confidence was high on that number.

I also predicted that Google would break 600 in 2007. It is now above 550 and when it happens, you can claim that it was obvious. So, why did you not invest in Google?

For example, the dow went up a lot on a fed rate cut, but I stand by my prediction that it will drop below 10,000 sometime in 2009. Bernanke will go DOWn in history.

Here is why. The rate cut was like puting out a fire with gasoline because it caused dollar devaluation which in turn causes foreign investors to exit US equities markets (capital flight). The collapse of major banks will panic investors causing a steep drop in the DOW. However, the worst thing is the Iran War. Yes, back in 2001 I predicted that we would first attack Afghanistan, then invade Iraq and then later in a pincher movement invade iran.

This war means we will print many green pieces of paper. It takes place soon. I will not tell you the exact date. I do not want to harm our troops.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-eyuFBrWHs

Remember how I predicted the dramatic decline in housing prices a few years back? The laughter I said would soon turn to tears. Now, some real estate markets are forecasted to decline as much as 20% next year.

Here is another prediction. I predict that the olympics will take place in Beijing, China in 2008.

How valuable is it to know future events?
 
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I would like to see some links to where hrkid predicted this stuff.


One other thing. I have known a few people who use the HDR device. It does not work!
 
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Eric,

I'd like to see them too.

The problem with HdrKid's "predictions" is that they are shooting fish in a rain barrel. Of course the housing market is suffering a down turn. Markets can't go north infinitely. Markets move up only so long as there are buyers who are willing to pay the price and there are sellers who are willing to sell at that price. Eventually you hit a price where there are more sellers than buyers who are willing to pay the asking price. Sellers then adjust their price down until there are sufficient buyers willing to get back into that particular market. Long term upward movement is usually based on price increases that are steady and without big short-term jumps. In the current housing market too many people jumped at cut rate short term interest rates that had long term market rates that followed on a few years later. They really weren't qualified, financially, to take on the mortgage debt that they were granted by the lenders. They got whip sawed by having their long term rates kick in at the same time that the market was saturated with sellers. Their original plan to either sell or refinance at a lower rate before the market rate kicked in was thwarted by the market that they set in motion. That's simple economic theory and it does not require RV, time travel or the HDR to conclude that markets will do a 180 at some point.

I exited the markets three years ago because I could see what was coming down the pike - but I had no way of knowing when the shite would hit the brick. I turned to interest bearing vehicles and made good money with a minimum of risk.

Her predictions are pablum for the masses - and mostly harmless not to mention uselss. For the most part her thread invasions are basically, "But enough about me. How do you like me so far?"

Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz........... Gag. A nine year old making predictions on the Internet about Apple's future market prices. Gimme a break. Please.
 
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