St Mirren’s late goal at Ibrox yesterday was as welcome as it was unexpected, but it means little for us. It was only the fourth league goal Rangers have conceded all season and Celtic almost conceded a fourth goal in the final minutes against Kilmarnock. Four goals conceded in 11 games is championship winning form.
Rangers are certainly not a European-standard team at the moment but they are overwhelmingly organised.
We’re in trouble.
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danso_1888
Trust me, and get my email through Paul67 or any others who have it. Alex Jones is a disinfo agent, and although he may say a lot of good things he is a man that suppresses the most important things.
I was a man who paid money to watch the movies and More Importantly ACCESS the forum that people who Really cared shared Information that was incredible.
Jones Banned all of us from the public forum when the fraud went Public. William Cooper called him out from the first day he worked with him.
Cooper killed right after 9-11, Jones escalates and is the Voice of Truth. Fraud Always.
petec,
i dont doubt what you say at all, in this world there is all sorts of treachery even from those who we think are the good guys
danso_1888
Thanks for the Reply My Friend.
To lighten the mood.
or even to get us gojing, and not bejing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEhbsHD7IEY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEj3SRn6oio&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MF04VsJTJAk
Freemasonic influences in everyThing that has ever Occurred should make us wary……..
Henry Joy Mccracken – The FM
MASONIC SYMBOL on the jet
Sandy Lane.
Yeshua, now that is a guy I could always trust.
Let the people SING.
This….
an investigative journalist worth his salt,
Greg Palast.
P.S….Bono’s a knob.
Zimmerman.
We are being enslaved, And KNOBS like Bono are making sure we are.
The Gates 0% talk that was meant to be private emphasises Brutal Philips assertion.
To think most people would revere this hatred of humanity.
I tried last night to talk to my sister (she had just came back from New York) to tell her that the insurance had just run out on the buildings.
Cue no more conversation last night because she didnae want to hear that kind of stuff. Less than a minute later they were discussing when Strictly or something like that was happening.
My HEART sunk so much as she is my Biggest Sister.
BOTOB Chapman
October 12 2011: Less to live on for retirees, US unaware of austerity, Fed leader Bernanke doesnt see real inflation, expect big changes in November at the polls, on that downgrade of US Treasury debt, the US could default one day, could the world monetary system fall apart?
The investment world hasn’t been too excited about “operation twist.” After its announcement the S&P fell more than 14% and worldwide stocks fell some 23%. Commodities were smashed, and silver fell 28% and gold 12%. During this process short dated yields on Treasuries fell close to zero and maintained, as long-term yields fell. That means granny and grandpa will have less to live on and pensions won’t attain 7.5% return to reach their retirement goals. The result is a Dow yielding 2.8% and S&P 2.2%, while the 10-year T-note yields 1.9%. It is not surprising that fund and money managers are reaching for high yield quality stocks. This they believe will provide yield and safety, while waiting for the next Fed innovation. A situation such as this has not existed for 53 years since I left counter-intelligence.
Due to problems in Europe we have seen funds move into the US dollar and Treasury securities as the euro falls and trembles. Germany and France as a protective procedure are printing up D-marks and francs, like there may not be a euro in the near future. The US federal government has just spent $900 billion unaware that austerity should be the name of the game. The enabling super-Congress is struggling to cut $1.4 trillion from the budget on a long-term basis and has to do so by late November. In the meantime the President wants to increase current spending by $447 billion to supposedly provide jobs. Still in the cards is Mr. Bernanke, who has told us several times that he may have to ease monetary policy further. Real inflation is 11.4%, but evidentially Mr. Bernanke doesn’t see inflation – or so he says. Yet he knows the inflation he has created since he took over from Alan Greenspan, has offset the deflation emanating from the real estate industry, which is still ongoing.
If you give up liberty for safety you are doomed and that is where the US economy is headed. It will provide retarded growth and persistently high and higher unemployment. The quest for safety in US Treasuries will prove to be a deception, as the economy continues its degenerative process and inflation not only negates the returns but also guarantees 10% losses. As an aside, this process allows the Fed and government to stay in control and forces you to play their game. That is why they continually attack gold, silver and commodities. They want to make them as unattractive as possible, as an alternative safe investment. What the Fed and other central banks won’t admit to you is that the foundation of the current monetary system is crumbling and these are last-ditch moves and all the insiders know this. That is why the looting of the system has risen to a new level and these elitists involved could care less that you know what they are doing.
As a result of what has been going on republicans took the House majority last year and almost won the Senate. There is a present undertow among Americans to have an incumbent massacre in November 2012. They have come to realize everything out of Wall Street, banking and Washington is a lie. Even if passed they do not believe the Obama jobs legislation will accomplish anything. Wall Street and banking run the country and own Congress and it is their policies that are destroying the country.
We also believe much of the public understands what the debt extension bill was all about. The dismemberment of Social Security and Medicare and the imposition of the enabling Super Congress has been created so that the President can become dictator, just as Adolph Hitler did. In addition, Republicans put roadblocks in front of legislation so Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid simply changed the rules. This is what our elected representatives think about rules and the US Constitution. They do whatever they like and get away with it.
Then there was the famous S&P downgrade of US Treasury debt. The excuse for that, which should have been done years ago, was that Congress had not cut the budgets for Social Security and Medicare deeply enough and if cuts were not to their liking then they would lower the rating again. S&P said nothing about the cuts in war spending. In spite of these prognostications over the past two months long dated Treasuries have hit new highs, befuddling most investors. It is probably because of the Fed and its market intervention. Most did not expect manipulation to happen so quickly. Looking at the long bull market in Treasuries, what is going to happen when 10-year T-notes are at 1% or 1-1/2%? Will investors hold Treasuries indefinitely at virtually no return? Then again with inflation at 11.4% that cannot be a very prudent investment.
There is no question Treasuries are now truly in a bubble, but it could remain that way for some time to come. The attraction, of course, is perceived safety, but we do not see it that way at all, because we see lots of continuing problems and eventually a collapsing currency. In time a great deal of wealth will be lost in these securities, that is why we recommend gold and silver coins, bullion and shares – they are a far better alternative solution. We believe someday the US will default and finally people will understand what we were talking about. The call is a simple one, just look at the economic and financial wreckage in America and elsewhere. A real estate industry that has been destroyed, both residential and commercial; trillions of dollars in equity destroyed; bond and stock markets that are priced far beyond reason; unemployment refuses to fall and economies held up by quantitative easing and stimulus perhaps forever. QE 3 has been underway since June using $300 billion in securities rollovers plus swaps. In addition we also see a fiscal deficit of $1.6 to $2 trillion this year. As a result of QE and fiscal debt we could see total debt for both rise from $1.5 to $2 trillion.
Government, the Fed, banking and Wall Street do as they please enriching themselves, as many Americans starve and investors make little or nothing. Another added negative feature that few think of is that the Treasury’s giant demand for funds crowds other borrowers out of the market, putting upward pressure on real interest rates. We already have seen low rated sovereigns and junk bond purchases dry up and their yields rise. Bond issuance has also fallen dramatically as well. Rates in the US are also reflective of the financial disaster that is Europe. Mr. Sarkozy and Mrs. Merkel tell us Europe’s problems will be settled by the end of October, yes and pigs have the ability to fly. On that news we get a major stock market rally, the euro rises and the dollar falls.
That is on the suppressed anticipation of the end of the European financial problems. If that will be so, why are heavily officially gold, silver and commodity prices rising? It is because the flight to quality continues in spite of criminal activity by governments and central banks. These governments all lie about their statistics as a justification, as to what they are doing, but they fool few. Investors and professionals know what they are up too. Some governments have been looting domestic pension plans over the last several years and that trend will accelerate. It is only a matter of time before the US government and its purchased Congress goes after America’s private and public pension plans. You had best get out now while you can. There will be no second opportunities. Once trapped by law you will end up with government promises that have no intention of being fulfilled. Such policies will have a negative affect on stock and bond markers, gold, silver and commodities will rise and the negative pressures will force nationalization or failure of major banks and brokerage houses.
As far as we can determine the bottom in gold and silver began to be set two weeks ago, they have moved upward, but not as quickly as we had anticipated. The Working Group on Financial Markets has been attacking gold and silver still, but not with the firepower that they are capable of. It looks like a delaying action in anticipation of further EU problems and forming an opportunity to accumulate long positions. We, via the COT commercial net short position reduction, see the big banks anticipating a strong upward move in both metals. We see such moves in spite of higher margin requirements by the criminal CME, owner of the Comex. Government participation in manipulation of the dollar as well as gold and silver as usual emanate from the Exchange Stabilization Fund a subsidiary of the Treasury. Such antics killed off a move in gold to $2,200 and silver to test $50.00 again temporarily. We should see the major move in both metals shortly and by the end of February could see $3,000 gold and $65 to $75.00. It depends in part on events and the government participation in the market. Again, due to the speed of the downward move all small and medium players were again wiped out, as the banks earned large profits having rigged the results along with the government. Gold and silver will prevail and achieve much higher prices in spite of government and banking interference.
As the yield on the 10-year T-bill returns to 2.16%, due to the rise in the market, which at least for the time being reflects movement of funds back into the market from bonds and we see pressure on a number of currencies – some of which is uncalled for. Oil finally moved back up over $85.00 and copper got back to $3.38. The gains in CDS, credit default swaps, were large and we believe much overdone. Even US corporations’ bonds were hit, which we found overdone. Traders and investors threw the baby out with the bath water because of the failure of Dexia, a top 25-European bank. Dexia will be split into two banks, one good and one bad. The citizens of Belgium and France will absorb the losses in the bad bank. Taking the Dexia situation into context and moves we see by the German government we expect all European counties to separately defend their own banking systems. Those that cannot do that will slip into insolvency.
In between the US and Europe we have England, which we believe is in worse shape than the US and EU. They just executed $116 billion in additional money and credit to keep their financial system afloat. Bank of England governor Mervyn King says, “this is the most serious financial crisis we have seen, at least since the 1930s if not ever.” The media deliberately ignores England’s problems in favor of European and US problems.
The ECB has $53 billion in new funds with which they purchased collateralized bank loans. What we see is more liquidity and more inflation with dubious collateral. Next we will see recapitalization for which the price will be dear. Watchers see unfolding events, but they do not understand the gravity of the situation. It could be that over the next year the entire world financial system could come apart. We know that the central banks know that throwing money and credit at the problems do not work, and it is doomed to failure. They kick the can down the road as long as they can and then we will have war to distract the public. The war will be blamed for everything just as it has been in the past, only this time too many people understand the scam and it is not going to work. Confidence has left the system and that situation is going to worsen. Few jobs are being created as job demand increases by 250,000 month and only a little over 100,000 are being created. The elitists won’t accept the purge but sooner or later it will be forced upon them. If you think massive amounts of money and credit work, look at the results of more than $20 trillion being shoved into the system over the past three years. All it did was keep the system from collapsing. Once the bogus liquidity stops so does the system. These people are not fooling anyone, even the semi-educated public. That is why your only safe haven is gold and silver related assets.
Hail Hail.
^^^^
Bob Chapman
Rascar…
We also believe much of the public understands what the debt extension bill was all about. The dismemberment of Social Security and Medicare and the imposition of the enabling Super Congress has been created so that the President can become dictator, just as Adolph Hitler did. In addition, Republicans put roadblocks in front of legislation so Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid simply changed the rules. This is what our elected representatives think about rules and the US Constitution. They do whatever they like and get away with it.
What is the REAL ?
I tend to believe BC. I willl not always put my faith in him however, he has never professed that Yeshua is his Boss.
RC
Before I go..
Copy and pasted this, Matthew 9
Rascar Loch Humphrey.
I was never a Fisherman but I loved Wasting time up there kidding on I was an angler.
I never tried living overnight but with the new facet of gameshows, it may be an amazing Celtic Journey.
Meeting up to get drunk is good fun obviously, meeting up with a survival emphasise would, IMO, do a lot more for All concerned.
Just Throwing an idea out there.
danso_1888 says:
17 October, 2011 at 03:02
I think you may well be right.
Wonderful! 21st Century Schizoid Tims.
4iar even after 10 points deducted for going into administration.
Lets introduce a new English word for Hun Legends.
Old firm United. No IRA songs here. No progress here. No vision here.
Whats betdaqs odds on 4iar? embdy know?
De toute façon mes chers amis
danso_1888 says:
17 October, 2011 at 02:29
Crazy Horse said no.
petec says:
17 October, 2011 at 04:21
Tax dollars to Swiss bank accounts. Whats not to love? True Americans (of the melanin deficient persuasion) prefer this rather than let “whiteys” money go elsewhere.
Morning from fog bound Dubai.
I hope so much that someone behind the scenes is addressing the obvious coaching disorganization at our club – this week.
If Neil Lennon was Ally we would be slagging him off instead we make excuses for his inability to improve on last season. What the hell is he doing constantly slagging his players in public.? That is a no no. Coaches like that are ALWAYS sacked eventually.
We cannot win the league with Lenny, we cannot even salvage pride in Europe and if our board cannot see this and act this week then PL bonus will take another bonus deferral.
In Lenny we are marching head on into a humiliation that will be his downfall and much better he goes before that date. He has had nearly two years to organise and we are getting worse – there is no excuse for that.
Hi Mags,
It is good to see you back online.
My spanner is always trying to bring stuff to the PARTY, most times it is binned after 13 minutes as it is so fn gd/bd.
I would suspect you would percy vere the 13 minutes that introduces to the 255 minute TUBE.
There is a lot of incredible stuff in it and IMHO I don’t think you would find a lot too disagreeable.
As long as you realise all the Media does is hide the Truth. Whoever the Media is.
Nurtured Kids.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1wg1DNHbNU
CFR
After Saturday Neil Lennon must have learned the following ……
– Fraser Forster doesn’t back up his defence.
– Daniel Majstorovic – He who runs like a pensioner with arthritic knees is not worth a place in a Celtic team. I do admire his team spirit but, unfortunately that’s all he has to offer and it’s not enough.
– Adam Matthews is not a left back. Every time he got the ball on Saturday he moved it onto his right foot.
– Charlie Mulgrew is not a centre half.
– Beram Kayal’s temperament is deteriorating at an alarming rate and looks less and less committed to the cause with every passing match.
– Gary Hooper , like Kayal is looking more and more frustrated with each passing match, I wonder if it’s the team tactics that is causing their angst?
– Mohamed Bangura doesn’t have a good first touch but it gets better and by his third attempt he usually has the ball under control.
– Anthony Stokes can score goals.
– Cha Du-Ri could be coached into becoming an asset.
– James Forrest has heart and no little football ability.
– The tactics of trying to play football through our midfield is patently not working. The managers of Kilmarnock, Rangers, ICT and Hearts have all mastered the cardigan’s tactics of sitting back and allowing our midfield to make countless square passes then counterattacking our vulnerable and usually exposed central defenders.
– Playing payers out of position is not the way forward.
– If the manager shows a sign of indecisiveness by constantly changing the team then it’s no surprise the team displays the same traits. Also, passing the captaincy around also strikes of dithering.
I fear that Neil Lennon has until the 20/11/2011 to turn things around as the fixtures coming up will test his managerial talents to the limit.
20th Oct Rennes… Away
23rd Oct Aberdeen… Home
26thOct Hibs… Away (Cup)
29thOct Hibs… Home
03rdNov Rennes… Home
06thNov Motherwell… Away
19thNov ICT… Away
Road to Nowhere?
Celtic, Will, under Neil put Rangers in their place.
If we falter or stumble in our belief in Neil being the man to put Rangers in their place.
Then we truly will be on a Road to Nowhere.
Every Celtic man Woman and child Must Support Neil like never before.
I hope the Boardroom has realised that whatever Neil Wants, He Gets.
It is Really very simple. BK and NL were as close as could be last season. There was massive respect between both human beings.
stephenpollock says:
17 October, 2011 at 05:54
Lenny should stay till the end of the season. Many things can happen after January. However, if it doesnt and its 4iar Lenny is not the only one who should be sacked. Unfortunately, Celtic are at the whim of an Irish Hobbyist. Most Tims dont accept this and think that the relationship between Lawwel and Lennon is closer than that of Lawwell and the Donut.
They’re wrong.
Morning all
Get out of jail weekend there, but things need to improve DRASTICALLY. Too many passengers in the side on Saturday, and Neil must weed them out instantly.
HH
Giggs
petec says:
17 October, 2011 at 06:12
Why should we blindly follow Neil Lennon and without question? What data backs the idea he will turn this around? I ask this because every logical piece of data that I examine says he is failing in the job. How many humiliations will it take before this is seen. Please enlighten me to springs of recovery you see?
Margaret, I agree on one point, if NL is still here at end of season, and it is 4iar, then more than he should be sacked. But I don’t want to take the gamble. I do believe this can be turned around and we can win the league. Massive action is needed now.
stephenpollock
Neil has basically said that if he doesn’t win the title this season he does not expect to be the Celtic Manager next season.
I think EVERYONE needs to heed what he is saying and Rally round the Flag like never before.
Neil isnae a daft man or a guy who will try to pull the wool over the eyes of Celtic people. I think we Really owe this Man a lot more than he owes us. Forget it if we dinnae win this League, let us enjoy Neil being a Celtic Manager despite the Bigots trying to Bomb him out of the position he obviously loves Dearly…. Look at him enjoying that first Rangers win, he knew it may never come round again.
STAND FIRM Bhoys and Ghirls – Take the pressure OFF Neil by Letting him Know he Does not have to win this League.
The Hun will not Know how to react to this mentality.
petec @06.51
I think you’re doing Neil Lennon a disservice, the last thing he’d want is to be Celtic Manager for some misplaced sentimental reasons, it’d be a total betray of his fighting spirit.
murdochbhoy
I don’t know how my post came across but if there is one thing I know about Neil, He is the epitome of the type of Manager I would want in this difficult time.
This time last year he was not going to be stopped by anything or anyone, IF we Hold STRONG and accept the Young Mans mistakes, then we are really looking at one of the Best ever coaches IMO.
The establishment are quite happy now as their main work was done last season.
I would not blame Neil for faltering, HOWEVAAA to nab Kojos patter, If Neil comes through all of this and is a winner.
What are we witnessing?
The most amazing Manager ever in my lifetime anyway IMO, yes even better than Martin.
Go on Neil get Celtic playing like you already have before. ;)
petec @ 07.13
I agree with you wholeheartedly that Neil Lennon will always be held in the highest esteem by the Celtic football club and it’s supporters.
But, nobody can’t ignore the performances of his team this year, they’ve regressed and there is little evidence the manager is able to motivate they, I hope he can turn it around.
Note to self, re-read posts after amending them……sorry.
murdochbhoy
If we now have a fully committed Kayal, 7 points will be a breeze to get back.
Izzy will be back soon 2, what a player he is.
Victor is the 1 man defence shield.
Celtic have to go 4-3-3 now and scare the crap out of every team in this league.
There will be a lot of anger in that dressing room and I want to see it manifest itself on the pitch.
I have a young son of 11 and he used to be always laughing and joking, now he is starting to get moody, really gets me down but on the pitch now he is the best player every game. I am not sure if I’d rather he was back to his laughing and happy state all the time, it gets me down when he seems to be permanently sarcastic.
Anyway off to bed for much needed beauty sleep as the wee man and his Mum says.
Morning nightshift. Morning all.
I wonder what the weather is like in EK.
Watched their highlights on BBC web
Two things stuck out for me .
1.how the hell did their player get away with the assault of a tackle 3min 45sec into the highlights ,look at the refs position with a clear view and it tells us all we need to know .
2.look at the effort their players are putting into closing the saints players down in the build up to the equaliser ,even though it saints got the goal the determination from the ragers players was there to see ,contrast that with the lack of determination from our players for the killie goals .
hail hail
Good morning Bhoys from a damp but currently dry, windy ML3
petec says:
17 October, 2011 at 06:51
stephenpollock
Sorry mate I can’t agree. Why do we owe Neil? I just dont get this at all.
I just don’t buy into this religion stuff as reason to support Neil’s tenure as manager. He has made a hefty sum of CFC while we the fans have spent a hefty – for what? I do not wish to sacrifice the league this year for some myth of a cause which is frankly intangible to me.
Perspective is lost over this NL stuff. If you want to see real sacrifice check out the guys in Libya or Syria who have are fighting for free in the hope of freedom for their country – many have lost their lifes. They are owed a debt. NL has done nothing by comparison. What happened last season was unsavoury for sure but in the perspective of the world conflicts it is nano.