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| I am in Jail Last Online: Today 05:52 AM Join Date: Jan 2009
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| ^Butterfly is so thoroughly discredited, he decides to misquote others by chopping up sentances now as some form of diversion tactic. Here is the full passage: Quote:
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| | #1142 (permalink) | ||
| Suspended Member Join Date: Mar 2006
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bkka, why are you making up words and sentences you have no clue about ? and this below is worth requoting: Quote:
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| | #1143 (permalink) |
| Khon Kaen Last Online: 09-09-2009 08:57 AM Join Date: Feb 2009
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| ^I have enjoyed this informative and uncannily accurate thread, but I don't know you are trolling it. Anyone can see that the sentence you are quoting from reads "The next move after the deflationary debt deleveraging was going to be an inflationary spiral triggered by the collapse of the bond market." This seems to make perfect sense to me. Have you nothing to offer this thread aside from trying to twist sentences around by excluding words within them and offering spelling advice? |
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| | #1144 (permalink) |
| Suspended Member Join Date: Mar 2006
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| ^ please explain how it makes sense to you ? does this make sense to you: "if I throw a stone in the air, it will go up, not go down" ? if yes, please explain. Maybe look in the thread where I have put lengthy and logical explanation before, so I believe you are coming a bit late to lecture me, above all when you have added absolutely nothing yourself. Characters like bkka need to be ridiculed and exposed, it's a public duty |
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| | #1145 (permalink) |
| Khon Kaen Last Online: 09-09-2009 08:57 AM Join Date: Feb 2009
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| ^Surely it makes sense to say that after one set of events happen, another follows. To use your analogy - after the stone was thrown in the air, it fell to Earth. I don't know why you seem to have so much trouble understanding this. By then deliberatly misquoting the other poster it seems that you simply do not wish to understand. If that is the case, so be it, but why invite ridicule on yourself by demonstrating your lack of knowledge and desire to not learn? |
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| | #1146 (permalink) |
| Khon Kaen Last Online: 09-09-2009 08:57 AM Join Date: Feb 2009
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| ^^Also, having read some of your other posts, I see that your first language is not English. I apologise for having a go at you therefore. Maybe you genuinely didn't understand. In view of this and to address your point about myself not contributing to this thread, I will try and explain the quoted sentence in simple terms for you. "The next move after the deflationary debt deleveraging was going to be an inflationary spiral triggered by the collapse of the bond market." "The next move" is a colloquial term, sort of a saying meaning what will happen next. "After" means will happen afterwards. For instance, after you drink alcohol you can get drunk. "The deflationary debt deleveraging" means the period that we have experienced, with failing banks, withdrawel of credit and reduced asset, goods and commodity prices. "was going to be" is a way of saying it is inevitable, i.e., one follows the other, it will happen. "an inflationary spiral" is when prices increase severely and constantly. "triggered by" is again a colloquial way of saying that it is started by. "the collapse of the bond market" refers to the market of selling debt, both Government and corporate and the fact that it will collapse. I hope this helps, however, before criticising others on an English language forum, it may be better to brush-up on English terms. Either that or join a French-language forum I suppose. |
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so far, you keep lecturing me but you have contributed nothing to the discussion, only defending a fraud, which I find the timing quite suspicious as bkka is running out of options to hide himself Last edited by Butterfly : 03-06-2009 at 09:06 AM. | |||||
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| | #1148 (permalink) |
| Thailand Forum Last Online: Today 01:12 PM Join Date: Jul 2007
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| Dont worry too much about Butterfly there Escapeeeee. He tends to troll threads and then turns them into arguments with personal attacks rather than putting up a rational debate. An example of which you see above. Best just to ignore his insults as its what he gets off on rather than the subject matter of the discussion. He is just something we have to put up with around here. Dont get sucked into his little personal contests, it only detracts from the value of the discussion and f*cks the tread. I see you are relatitively new here. You will work him out sooner or later. |
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| | #1151 (permalink) |
| Suspended Member Join Date: Mar 2006
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| ^ you and bkka remind me of the religious preachers, always "quoting the bible" (in this case the blogsphere) and not making any sense logically, but only in their "simplistic" view of the world, calling for the end of times and God's revenge on the sinners so tell me, Panda, were you preacher in a former life |
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| I am in Jail Last Online: Today 05:52 AM Join Date: Jan 2009
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| ^^Paranoia is something I identified in Butterfly in this thread: http://teakdoor.com/us-domestic-issu...ml#post1067961 (U.S. Inflation to Approach Zimbabwe Level, Faber Says (Update2)) Now we see him deliverately missing words out of posts he is quoting in order to turn their meaning on their head. This, I believe, is evidence of a 'Bunker Mentality', where realisation hits that you are wrong and defeated and start to make pointless attacks on a 'scattergun' basis. Wiki sez this: Quote:
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| I am in Jail Last Online: Today 05:52 AM Join Date: Jan 2009
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| ^Yes quite the normal way of paying back current accounts: Quote:
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So the upshot is the the Icelanders have agreed to pay a little bit of the money they owe in 7-years and then over 15-years. With good luck and no doubt a following wind. Crushed | ||
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| | #1160 (permalink) |
| Thailand Forum Last Online: Today 01:12 PM Join Date: Jul 2007
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| Icelands relatitively tiny population of about 300,000 is now going back to actually producing stuff the rest of the world can us to pay off its debt incurred by dabbling in the pool of high finance world banking. Icelands main productive industry is fishing. But recently, their resources of cheap geothermal and hydro capacity to generate cheap electricity has attracted the attention of many international companies interested in using Icelands cheap electricity to refine raw bauxite into Aluminium. Not the least China. The conversion of the raw material into high grade aluminium requires a lot of electricity. An there is no place it can be done cheaper than in Iceland. So the smelters are going up everywhere, funded by international mining companies. Their pristine environment will soon become the worlds aluminum smelter, and its causing a lot of debate over the ecological consequences in Iceland at the moment. But they have got to pay back at least part of their debt incurred by entering into the silly money banking boom of the past few years. |
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