I fell into a trap and so did you, We WILL BE destroyed

reply to post by ac647


here you go guy.....you would think traders are a rare...

www.wallstreetoasis.com...

and there are many more forums and places to do exactly what you are talking about everywhere....instead of a conspiracy site.....

EDIT:
As far as the doom porn /social engineering speaking of an eminent destruction from above....

bring it...I call the bluff and encourage others to do so. In the mean time I will look and treat you like the rest of humanity: scared and full of BS when so scared that you create an illusion of absolute power and danger...

your curtain is lame. I see you MR wizard...

reply to post by FissionSurplus


EXACTLY.....KIND SIR OR MADAM

WE ALL SEE THE SAME PICTURE BUT INTERPRET IT DIFFERENTLY,,,,,,SOME SEE PATTERNS SOME DONT


FOR THIS REASON I REALLY WISH TO SPEAK TO A REAL TRADER BECAUSE SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY IS EXTREMELYYY RARE IN LIFE

reply to post by zedVSzardoz


not one on one, not intimately and down to the point

i would only share my ideas and understandings with someone i know...so if the OP is going to respond we would first need to verify that we are both legitimate

Thank you,. pls stop responding on issues you dont know about


OP I HOPE YOU SEE THIS AND RESPOND!!! IM NOT LETTING THIS OPPORTUNITY GO,

Originally posted by FissionSurplus
reply to post by RMFX1

 

For a poster with a Jesus avatar, you come off as incredibly judgmental. So I guess you think that the OP and myself are liars, because you "just can't see" how people can have mathematical and pattern recognition ability, and yet not excel in speaking and writing.

Am I surprised? Not really.

You should probably take a closer look at my avatar. There's nothing about it which suggests that I'm Christian or even remotely religious. I'm plenty judgmental when there's obvious BS'ing going on.

Edit to add: Just to be clear, the reason that I asked you where exactly your husband worked in Wall Street is because I know that he doesn't. Not all traders work in Wall Street, I'm guessing that your husband probably trades from home? Am I right?

That's far removed from working for one of the Wall Street giants like the OP suggested. To work for one of those firms you need to have more than just pattern recognition skills. Communication is a huge part of the job, writing reports, communicating with colleagues in a professional manner. You need to be far more articulate than the OP has displayed in his posts.

He's lying. I'm having a hard time believing just how many here have fallen for his BS back story.

I am interested in hearing what you have to say, please tell what you know. you said they will destroy us, do you mean kill us? why are we going to be lucky to have a meal? are they going to starve us? please remember some of us here are serious.

reply to post by ac647


please make a fraking thread instead of making insulting and ridiculous statements of grandeur in this one that are completely off topic.

You are not exactly in your place either....

RARE?

Call up a firm and ask for a consultation and pay the fee....??!!??

If you hadnt gone off on a childish rant I might have given you a number to a guy I know........you would not meet him in everyday situations, but i dont want to embarrass anyone, myself included.

Originally posted by ac647
reply to post by zedVSzardoz

 

those who know dont speak and those that speak dont know.

The OP is speaking, and I agree with you. He doesn't know anything

reply to post by ac647


TURN YOUR CAPS KEY OFF.

If you want to get in touch with the OP so desperately then send a PM, if you can’t figure out how to do this then just look at the scroll down menu under his avatar that says “member”.

The OP is currently offline so continuously posting “OP RESPOND” will not make him respond any quicker all its doing is annoying the rest of us.

We get it, you’re a “trader” and you want to get in touch with the OP because you believe he is a fellow “trader”. Excellent that’s fantastic because it means you two kids can go off and play bankers with each other.

But please stop posting in caps and repeating the same desperate calls for the OP, I am sure he will contact you when he is available.

Originally posted by JewAgainstZionism - "they have sent paid shills to keep you busy"

absolutely. i can see them plain as day. they're here. they're everywhere.

Originally posted by OtherSideOfTheCoin
reply to post by ac647

 

We get it, you’re a “trader” and you want to get in touch with the OP because you believe he is a fellow “trader”. Excellent that’s fantastic because it means you two kids can go off and play bankers with each other.

Bankers isn't the word that I'd use to describe them. It sounds pretty similar though

Originally posted by RMFX1
reply to post by JewAgainstZionism

 

I don't know man, I'd love to believe your story but there's just something about the quality of the writing in your post that makes me think that you do not posses a high enough level of education to be a wall street trader. No offense meant of course.

"I think you're a liar and uneducated, no offense though!"
oh man, some people.

Originally posted by CosmicCitizen
reply to post by ac647

 

We need a TRADERS FORUM to discuss the markets, dont you think?

Why yes we do! And there is a reason why we don't!

Originally posted by SubTruth
...Ok......

Who talks like this.

You are wearing being a Jew on your sleeve while tearing them apart.
...I am not the brightest crayon in the box but something about the way you put things make me think.......Propaganda maybe of the paid kind.

I might have questioned this, just like you prior to about 6 months ago, when my assignment dealt with the probate of a certain Jewish family of material substance...
In the Will of one of the "primaries", all of the rest, residue and remainder of said estate was bequeathed upon a "Christian" college, a city's Library, a publication called "Human Events" (Washington, D.C.), and two more beneficiaries that stood out - and, I think you will see why...
"AJAZ - American Jewish Alternatives to Zionism" (Sarasota, Florida)
The publication - Middle East Perspective - whose editor is/(was) Dr. Alfred M. Lilienthal (NY, NY)
The date of the will, was in April of 1974.
You can easily find information on both of these "entities" via the Internet, and assess if you still think it improbable that the OP is hiding something under the brim of his/her hat (in these regards).

Originally posted by truthermantwo
This should say what i want to say here
2nd line

Ah...I finally figured out why people are always writing "2nd line" - it's to skirt the, what in my opinion is a very good, rule about single-line posts. I don't mean to pick on yours specifically, it just finally clicked. I kept wondering what the meaning of "2nd line" was. Now I know...it's absolutely meaningless, and just a way to attempt to get a post through for one's ticker, while adding little-to-zero content.

reply to post by JewAgainstZionism


It is irrelevant whether or not you are who you claim to be. What is relevant is that I substantially agree with you. It does appear that most of the political control structures of the world remain hidden from view, and there does seem to be an agenda of ever-increasing centralized, authoritarian political control at the expense of ever-decreasing individual liberty. Zionism is simply one of the modes of that agenda, although I find it deeply suspicious that one cannot be anti-Zionist without being vilified as anti-Jewish, as though the two were synonymous.

Furthermore, my own researches indicate that this effect has been in existence for a long time, longer, in fact, than anyone on earth has been alive. To me, this reeks of supernatural influence. Your mileage may vary. But, either way, one must realize that one is up against an entity or organization that is capable of sustaining an agenda with singularity of purpose across multiple generations. And it has access to vast resources. Now, I am not saying that one should not resist, or that it is futile to do so. I am saying that winning won't be easy.

The internet is a great boon. It allows me to quickly find and communicate with like-minded individuals, and to organize concerted action with them. But it is also a great bane. Google searches often substitute for real research. Links to Wikipedia articles are often presented as a means of squelching all debate on a topic. It is as if anything that is worth reading can be found on the internet. News flash: it is sometimes necessary to turn off the TV, get up off the sofa, and go to the library. I can provide examples from my own research, but I think one gets the idea.

I participated in the Occupy movement and, initially, I had high hopes for it. It soon turned out to be incapable of any broad-based, unified action. In my area, the General Assembly quickly became dominated by anarchist and anarcho-syndicalist twenty-somethings, which is fine, but it quickly became apparent that they would tolerate no action that did not support an anarchist agenda and that they were essentially amateurs at political activism. Some examples:

We were routinely being pushed off the city property we inhabited by police in full riot gear. Several attorneys sympathetic to the cause said that the way to proceed would be to file for a permit for use of the property, which would certainly be denied, then to use that denial a basis for a First Amendment lawsuit against the city. They were even willing to help with this on a pro bono basis. Brilliant, I thought. But this action was voted down by the General Assembly because it would tend to imply the legitimacy of the city government. Only they didn't put it that way. They just used the "F" word a lot.

They wrote a statement of principles that sounded as if it had been written by whiny college sophomores. Like, hey, dudes in power, we are feeling like, um, totally dissed by you guys, so, like, what's up with that? I made offers to help on several occasions, but was not permitted to.

At one point, a member of the state legislature camped out with us for a week or so. This resulted in endless debate on whether or not he should be allowed to remain as a member of the movement, for fear that he represented an attempt by the Democratic party to co-opt the movement. I thought, wow, here is a very influential man who might well be committing political suicide simply by being here, and who might be worth listening to for his insider knowledge of the local political scene, and you're telling him you don't want him here?

One day, leaders from several local trade unions showed up at a General Assembly meeting. They basically said, "We agree with what you are doing here. We have no desire to take over the movement. We would like to extend our support for it any way we can." Great, I thought, we need food, warm clothing, and most of all, all your people down here carrying signs. This was voted down for fear that the movement would be co-opted by unions, socialists, marxists, etc. Fools, I thought. What you need is 24/7 media coverage. And the way to get it is to have everyone in the city, including, and even especially, people you don't like, to be down here holding a sign. Amateurs.

You want a bloodless revolution? I am with you. Tell me how I can help. But I must say that so far, my experience with such things has been disappointing to the point of being downright depressing.

Originally posted by zedVSzardoz


protesting does nothing.

Tell that to those who took part in the Civil Rights Movement. Protesting is a powerful tool my friend. Never underestimate it.

reply to post by DirtyLiberalHippie



No no....the threat there was a full blown race war. They were scared of mail bombs, black panther snipers, and the nation of Islam....

it is not that the signs and walking punching bags did nothing. They put pressure on a tense situation.

BUT

It was the real threat of an uprising though that made them react...

The rest is "illusions" of grandeur. They want you to think THAT was what did it. The signs and the singing....(the illusion)...

They want us to protest and forget about all the armed resistance that has existed in this country. THAT is what they fear. Not your signs.

They are equally scared of /if not MORE FEARFUL of people getting educated and them having to actually compete for elected office. THAT is even worse...

There is then no BS, calling them terrorists for wearing a suit and making sense.

reply to post by Spectral Norm


Your assessment of a supernatural influence on the power structure in our planet makes sense to me, according to the material I've been reading it dates back to 12,000 years ago, when the dark lords of Atlantis confined themselves in the underworld after the lost continent sunk and began manipulating our world. Rumor has it that their influence will be no more as of in a very short while (a few months) and humankind will be finally free to make its own mistakes and take full responsibility for them. Who knows, I might very well be making this up... But I'm really not... We'll see

reply to post by JewAgainstZionism


I'm not sure about your post.

It's "Capitol Hill" not "Capital Hill."

I'd expect you to get that right at least.

Exactly. That is how it's gonna be... The end