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Forums - General - Poll:When will the banking system collapse?

 

When will it come down?

2012 17 31.48%
 
2013 14 25.93%
 
2014 9 16.67%
 
2015 14 25.93%
 
Total:54
Marks on 30 October 2011

At the rate we're going with the Fed printing more money every day, and stupid gov't regulations it won't be too much longer.

If Ron Paul gets elected in 2012 that should save the US Economy as he'll shut down the Fed and probably get rid of many of the regulations that are hurting banks.



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snakenobi on 30 October 2011
kowenicki said:
Where is the option for "it won't". Don't confuse broken over spending and frankly lazy/corrupt states with he global banking system.

There are some absolutely ridiculous comments in here, very naive. Nobody gains from a banking collapse. Their would be anarchy on a massive scale.


nobody gains?

the cash pileup these bankers have made up,the day system collapses,they will buy it out and then profit from it over the years

study what happened in history

 

1916 it happened,1929,it happened during Napoleonic wars,etc

Rothschild bought 80% of Great Britain by creating rumors and making the system collapse.they are also 80% owners of israel land

 

even i though all this was conspiracy and naive but research a bit and ur eyes will open up



snakenobi on 30 October 2011
kain_kusanagi said:
It's not too late to fix it. By shrinking government, reducing government spending, lifting regulations and switching to a low flat tax system the US economy could easily turn around. I personally would like to see the federal reserve closed, high import tariffs, and a return to the gold standard, but those a probably pipe dreams.


good dreams can sometimes come true.



snakenobi on 30 October 2011
Marks said:
At the rate we're going with the Fed printing more money every day, and stupid gov't regulations it won't be too much longer.

If Ron Paul gets elected in 2012 that should save the US Economy as he'll shut down the Fed and probably get rid of many of the regulations that are hurting banks.


the entire world is dependent on it



Marks on 30 October 2011
snakenobi said:
Marks said:
At the rate we're going with the Fed printing more money every day, and stupid gov't regulations it won't be too much longer.

If Ron Paul gets elected in 2012 that should save the US Economy as he'll shut down the Fed and probably get rid of many of the regulations that are hurting banks.


the entire world is dependent on it


I'm not sure if you're exaggerating or not. Would it actually effect the rest of the world that much if the US fixes its banking system (i.e. shuts down the fed and removes harmful regulations) and stops the ridiculous inflation and all the other negative effects?



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NobleTeam360 on 31 October 2011
snakenobi said:
PureDante said:
At one point, there's going to be so much debt, that we'll just be forced to "forget about it."


yeah andyou think countries like JAPAN,CHINA,RUSSIA which are holding US debt will be very happy with that,lol

Russia has a nuclear arsenal of 20-30k nukes

JAPAN will surely want its hiroshima revenge and china will dominate the world

 

though all this will not happen as they know this is the plan of the world bankers for them to fight.

We are closing in on the destruction of world bankers and their interests


And the United States has enough Nukes to destroy all three of those countries 10x over.



NobleTeam360 on 31 October 2011

2014 is a good enough estimate but random.



snakenobi on 31 October 2011
Marks said:
snakenobi said:
Marks said:
At the rate we're going with the Fed printing more money every day, and stupid gov't regulations it won't be too much longer.

If Ron Paul gets elected in 2012 that should save the US Economy as he'll shut down the Fed and probably get rid of many of the regulations that are hurting banks.


the entire world is dependent on it

I'm not sure if you're exaggerating or not. Would it actually effect the rest of the world that much if the US fixes its banking system (i.e. shuts down the fed and removes harmful regulations) and stops the ridiculous inflation and all the other negative effects?

where do you think EUROPE banks got their bailout money frm?

where do you think goods produced in germany,china,india go.

 

it will be a domino effect for the entire globe

 

they willuse this to form a new global currency will will do the same thing USA does today make wars and enslave people in economic slavery



snakenobi on 31 October 2011
NobleTeam360 said:
snakenobi said:
PureDante said:
At one point, there's going to be so much debt, that we'll just be forced to "forget about it."


yeah andyou think countries like JAPAN,CHINA,RUSSIA which are holding US debt will be very happy with that,lol

Russia has a nuclear arsenal of 20-30k nukes

JAPAN will surely want its hiroshima revenge and china will dominate the world

 

though all this will not happen as they know this is the plan of the world bankers for them to fight.

We are closing in on the destruction of world bankers and their interests


And the United States has enough Nukes to destroy all three of those countries 10x over.


no it doesn't

US has around 10-15k nukes

Russia can rape USA

 

but they won't cause they know the international bankers want that to happen,World War 2 is a perfect example.

Thats why people are rising up

 

they want to start a world war 3 by going to war with iran



Rath on 31 October 2011
Marks said:
snakenobi said:
Marks said:
At the rate we're going with the Fed printing more money every day, and stupid gov't regulations it won't be too much longer.

If Ron Paul gets elected in 2012 that should save the US Economy as he'll shut down the Fed and probably get rid of many of the regulations that are hurting banks.


the entire world is dependent on it


I'm not sure if you're exaggerating or not. Would it actually effect the rest of the world that much if the US fixes its banking system (i.e. shuts down the fed and removes harmful regulations) and stops the ridiculous inflation and all the other negative effects?

Removing regulations will not fix the banking system, it will simply allow more recklessness from banks and has more potential for disaster. Removing regulation increases the risk of banks collapsing.