Post: #51

If Hillary wins, honestly it is time to get selfish (the good, productive kind of selfish) and double down on focusing on making yourself a better man. Health, women, money, investments, other marketable and tangible skills. Gaining as much independence from established/globalist-based systems would be a good idea as well. Develop relationships with other like-minded men in your area and form groups to lean on in case things get worse. If shit really does look like it is starting to go downhill fast (escalation/war with Russia, another big economic disruption, erosion of freedoms through HRC's far left SCOTUS appointees, etc.) then those groups will be important. It will also be time to reevaluate what societal rules to follow. If things started to get really bad, you would want to be the wolf, not the sheep. Hopefully Trump is elected and things start to turn around, but if not and the pendulum is allowed to swing even more towards globalism and leftism, things could seriously start to get out of whack before going back the other direction. In that case you want to be an early adjuster to the shifting paradigm in order to come out ahead.

Post: #52

(10-08-2016 01:07 AM)Samseau Wrote:  

(10-08-2016 12:47 AM)John_Galt Wrote:  

(10-07-2016 10:50 PM)Samseau Wrote:  

(10-07-2016 10:30 PM)John_Galt Wrote:  

(10-07-2016 09:03 PM)Samseau Wrote:  What is PG?

Based on context, I think he's referring to stock price, and PG most likely refers to Proctor Gamble.

Sorry I wasn't more detailed.

PG most likely refers to Proctor and Gamble, commonly refereed to as P&G.

They are the parent company of many top American brands. Some of the most well known are:
Bounty, Dawn, Febreze, Gillete, Head & Shoulders, Olay, Old Spice, Pampers, Tide, and Vicks, and that isn't even half of the brands they own.

http://us.pg.com/our-brands

Since he said he bets PG wouldn't even fall 10%, I think he was referring to their stock price, which currently sits at $90, so he's betting you they won't fall below $81 per share during the next 4 years.

http://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/pg

Hope that clarifies things.

So Mr. Leftist is using stock prices to claim the economy is healthy? Couldn't have made a weaker retort. Stock prices do not reflect fundamentals in a money printing economy. It's all speculative cash coming in from bailouts and cheap debt.

I wish we could get reliable numbers on retail buyers in the stock market vs. institutional buyers, we'd see it's the rich doing 99% of the trading today.

Watch the Retail Price Index (RPI) or its equivalent in the US.

If you buy a phone on contract for 24 months at the rate of 30GBP/month, you are signing a contract where the retailer can raise the price you pay per month.

Way back in 2011 I bought an Samsung S2. Nice phone and I paid £25 a month at the start of a 2 year contract. Towards the end I was paying £30/month because of inflation and the retail people didn't like customers getting things cheaper than what they were initially going to get.

When IKE and others come in with knowledge of economics and they don't reference inflation relative to salaries and how it has risen, I always question what they want to believe.

Its like seeing Hurricane Mathew coming towards you and turning around to look behind and you see no storm clouds. So everything is A-ok!

People are poorer and get less for what they paid for. They just don't realise it because its a creeping death.

Post: #53

A slight alteration to my own analysis:

A President Hillary will start a war (nuke or otherwise) or distract the media in any way it can if a "scandal" were to imminently break. The Friday Wikileaks/Trumpsaidthis insanity yesterday shows that off. Hillary has a ton of scandal material

We have survived Buchanan and Hoover and we will survive Hillary. 2020 (if Hillary wins) will not look familiar to those living 4 years in the past.

Post: #54

1. Political Capital Tainted
- If Trump goes scorched earth on Hillary & Bill, holding them to account, and she still wins, they will be politically damaged. She will have won because people gasped at things Trump said. She'll have no mandate, no popularity, no passion behind her actions.

2. Economy Suffers
- The economy will remain stagnant, the Fed will be unable to raise rates, and have no rate-lowering capacity to save the markets. The coming recession which cyclical patterns predicts will drop, and leftist policies will be unable to mitigate its effects.

3. A President Dies
- She obviously has serious health problems. Bill is a withering ghost. Either Hillary will die or Bill will die. If he goes, the pity wagon might be enough for her to pass a piece of legislation, but the stress might affect her. If she dies, Tim Kaine will become #46 (God help us), and if he runs for election in his own right, he'll likely lose as he is not Presidential material.

- She may also come to be severely incapacitated during her term, and Kaine would become Acting president. A possible scenario. If Bill dies, however, she may lose the last vestige of faith people have, that he's there to help.

4. Bad Midterm
- Republicans will most likely have another powerful midterm surge, and either recapture or strengthen their hold onto the Senate. They will effectively block leftist legislation and mitigate damage.

5. 1 Supreme Court Pick
- Whether Republicans hold onto the Senate or lose it in 2016 but she wins, they will immediately confirm Merrick Garland as a known quantity. They will take that pick away from her. The next justice gone is likely Ginsburg or Breyer, and if she picks their replacement it isn't a loss for Constitutionalist seats. The Republicans must fight whoever she picks if another vacancy emerges, especially if swing-vote Anthony Kennedy dies or retires. If the Senate is split 50/50 it could get dicey, but filibuster rules must be used. After her losing midterm, Republicans will control court selection

6. One Term
- Her victory will be tainted by Trump's evisceration in the final month, and the economy will be suffering. She is already distrusted by 3/5 to 2/3 of the public, and she'll never make it back. The Republican House will, I still have faith, continue to heavily investigate their Foundation and treachery. She will be defeated in 2020, if she makes it.

Post: #55

Peanut, your points all assume that Republicans are genuine opponents of Hillary instead of controlled opposition. They will be glad to confirm any and all of her SJW picks while feeding us interviews about "preserving liberty" or whatever cuck themes happen to be popular at the moment.

Post: #56

(10-08-2016 10:22 AM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  Peanut, your points all assume that Republicans are genuine opponents of Hillary instead of controlled opposition. They will be glad to confirm any and all of her SJW picks while feeding us interviews about "preserving liberty" or whatever cuck themes happen to be popular at the moment.

True, but Mitch McConnell, of whom I had no faith when he became majority leader, has shown himself worthy of trust. The filibuster allows Democrats to control what leaves the Senate even as the minority party. But he has, on the most important issue, stayed true to the course: stopping Obama's nominee. John Boehner gets too much flak. He didn't fight like he should have, but almost all of Obama's horrible actions have been unilateral, they did stop the most leftist elements. There are many pushovers in the GOP, many men and women who refuse to fight. That is a shame. I think Paul Ryan, as PC as he has been, as un-steadfast as he has been, is still worth believing in. He will not allow tax increases, legislative regulation, free college, or any of the leftist agenda. Are there people in the GOP that would accommodate? Certainly. But I think Ryan and McConnell, while not fighters and not effective communicators, can and will stop what they can. There's nothing you can do, without a 2/3 majority, to stop unilateral actions. But the legislation machine can be stopped, and I think they would.

Fundamentally, I don't think they fully understand and appreciate the destructive nature and threat which Leftism poses. They just don't. They confuse it with liberalism, and they oppose Democrats because they are opponents, because their policies aren't effective, not because of their ideology. That is why they don't fight as they should, that is why they often seem like little bitches, because they don't demonstrate an understanding of something which needs to be fought, not just opposed.

Post: #57

Affirmative consent becomes codified nationwide and the statute of limitations on rape is thrown out similarly.

Post: #58

(10-07-2016 09:07 PM)philosophical_recovery Wrote:  This website, along with others, will be further blacklisted and persecuted.

Censoring of the internet would be prudent on her part. The ability of Trump to rise above his counterparts, both Democrat and Republicans, was due in no small part to the ability of internet to act as an unfettered, relatively pure source of information, in spite of the bullshit we're fed on the day-to-day (Trump calling out the moderators at the debate was great move). To me the big shift occurred right around the time of the Michael Brown shooting, when I started to notice the removal of comment sections for articles on mainstream media websites. While it's hard to say too much about the average person, comments sections allowed people to see that MANY other like-minded people were out there in the world, and many of the comments from people that didn't fit the narrative were often voted as the "top comment". There's more smart, objective, truth-seeking people in the country than most would believe, but they remain silent for obvious reasons. Perhaps it's a credit to their intelligence.

Post: #59

If Hillary wins (and I think the odds are that she will) it will be time to burrow down and start building parallel structures. There will be no taking back of the USA or mainstream culture. Instead, form our own groups, reject mainstream media, Hollywood and the corporations, start using alternatives to Facebook, Google, Twitter, etc. Time to get serious and think long-term. It's about being a hard core or a seed that will flourish only when this society finally crashes. Withdraw all your support financially and culturally and let them rot. Don't think we will see victory in our lifetime though, the focus is on survival of self, family and tribe.

Post: #60

I think nuclear war with Russia happens and there is a reset, which might be the real purge that is needed. A Trump purge wouldn't solve the long-term demographic problems and liberal sickness, a nuclear war sure as fuck would. Only some rural people would even survive.

Given their rhetoric it's clear globalists want war with Russia, it's not even speculation. And God knows what China would go for once the fireworks started. Russia has realized the west has gone completely insane. They don't want 'negotiations' or certain conditions or anything, it's just constant shit tests like a woman, except with nuclear weapons. If they acquiesce the west will just push them further and further. The west wants them eliminated, they are out of options.

It's possible Trump wins but shooting starts before he takes office in January.

Post: #61

Time to put Hillary Clinton, this thread, and my pessimism into the dustbin of history.

Here is my mea culpa for those who didn't see it yet: /thread-48360...pid1439872

I tend to admit it when I'm wrong.

I look forward to another member's "10 Predictions for Trump's America" before inauguration day.

Post: #62

I only have 1 prediction for Hillary's America. Here it is:

Hillary gets indicted by a grand jury, is convicted, and spends the rest of her miserable, sick, pathetic life in Federal Prison.