Matt Drudge Issues Warning: “Have An Exit Plan”

reply to post by beezzer


Call it like I see it. My comment was not a card to be "played" so I am uncertain what to take from your remark. Although I will admit it may have somewhat diverted the point of the thread.

Mamatus
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Call it like I see it. My comment was not a card to be "played" so I am uncertain what to take from your remark. Although I will admit it may have somewhat diverted the point of the thread.

Well, it's obvious then.

Matt Drudge is warning people because white folks hate the black president.

He's been devoting a lot of time to climate issues, not warming but cooling, sun quieting, etc.

He's been all over domestic issues of unrest, both macropolitical in the US and in society on the smaller scale.

The overall geopolitical climate has been third, IMO.

The economic situation has been interwoven into the second and third issues, but not necessarily a focus in and of itself.

So, perhaps, he's looking at the cold/natural disaster as an impetus to set off the sparks of unrest in a big way?

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Lol, that logic does not work but I see your point ( :

Mamatus
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PS I am a lily white, pro death penalty, gun loving, organic food eating, tree hugger so it is easier to see both sides of an argument for me.

At first I was like hmm "wtf"? till I read that part, but now it makes sense. So you're a typical liberal pulling the race card at every opportunity. The most racist of them all!

Back on topic.. Thanks OP, have we seen this type of tweet from Matt Drudge before? I can't figure it being anything other than financial dire straights related..

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Whoa hold on there monkey boy. I would highly suggest lookng at my post history as I am FAR from pulling a race card at every opportunity as you just said. In fact I take offense to what you said. Were you to call me a racist to my face I would break you in half.

It was an extended opinion of something Bassago said. I am NOT a fan of this President.

Am I the only one who watches the State of the Union address just in case something drastic happens to the entire assemblage?

In Full Color?

On Camera, Live?

Mamatus
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Whoa hold on there monkey boy. .

Racist!!! Lol.

No, I don't know your post history. Maybe I jumped to conclusions, but that particular post sucked!

Oh and I must have missed this -

Were you to call me a racist to my face I would break you in half.

Drop the internet tough guy/gal act, it does nothing for you here. What you said WAS racist if you were smart you would realize that. I'd say it to anyones face.

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When I said Monkey Boy you obviously assumed it to be a racist comment? Did you immediately relate the comment to Black people? Who is the racist now? I call all un-evolved stupid people monkeys and it has NOTHING TO DO WITH COLOR.

I had to re-wrte this twice to avoid being banned. Piss off, I won't respond to your crap again or ever read another of your posts/comments

Mamatus
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When I said Monkey Boy you obviously assumed it to be a racist comment? Did you immediately relate the comment to Black people? Who is the racist now? I call all un-evolved stupid people monkeys and it has NOTHING TO DO WITH COLOR.

I had to re-wrte this twice to avoid being banned. Piss off, I won't respond to your crap again or ever read another of your posts/comments

I can feel your hate seething through the screen, lol go hug some more trees all is well...

reply to post by Wookiep

have we seen this type of tweet from Matt Drudge before?

Not sure if it was tweeted (was it even around back then?) but Drudge broke the Clinton - Lewinsky story and also posted about foreign attacks on the US right before 9/11.

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Twitter has only been around like 8 years at most. I just wondered if he was in any way a "sensationalist" in order to gauge how serious this should be taken. I know his website is pretty reliable from what I've seen. I'd say it's worth it to take notice at the very least.. Thanks for the thread.

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I just wondered if he was in any way a "sensationalist" in order to gauge how serious this should be taken.

Personally I don't think he's a sensationalist but I'm sure a lot of people really hates the news he points out on a daily basis. I use Drudgereport as my default home page simply because he seems to point out issues the MSM would like to see diluted. And he uses their own stories have the time, that must grate.

I'd listen to what he says.

watchesfromwall

Bassago

I think ketsuko hit the nail on the head. Parse the links on his site. If he can't speak directly to the issue he'll say through the links he posts.

Drudge Report

He devotes a lot of attention to off-the-grid/earth's magnetic field collapsing.

www.dailymail.co.uk... wipe-power-grids.html

Have An Exit Plan.

Yes, maybe for him and those who can afford to leave the planet.

But, what about the rest of us?

edit on 27-1-2014 by watchesfromwall because: linky

yea.. my thoughts exactly !!!

In my current situation, we have no plan only because there is no place we can escape to, literately. zero $$$$ for gas, 2 daughters & their bf's, 4 step grandkids & 1 step daughter......and that's just the immediate family, not even talking about my brother or sister(s) ..

and ....just exactly where would we call go .. ? exactly .. ? ! sure me and the wife can bolt to .. somewhere but what about the rest of the family members.. we just leave them behind ??

IMO...it'll be a controlled SHTF scenario, and FULL martial Law will be enacted.. I don't see any other way it could be ..

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Could his warning be for stock market investors regarding foreknowledge of an imminent collapse of financial markets in the United States, China and Europe?

I get that in genreal Americans (most) see the world economy in blocks since the abstraction helps hid the fact that they know almost nothing about the reality outside their boarders. The financial markets in the US and UK are related but anything that affects the US may not affect so much the UK (the reverse is not valid, any hit on the UK will peculate faster into the US, strange if we consider the sizes but London is still the economic center of the world, I bet it is about the lack of regulations, old money and a, to me false, sense of respectability). Any problems in Asia will tend to affect the UK and the US more than Europe and any problem in Europe will affect the UK more than the US and very little Asian markets, etc and so on. Even in the Eurozone things are very diverse for example Portugal almost always works in counter cycle, people even fail to understand the the Europe is not the EU and the EU is not the Eurozone.

Consider for example the effects of any economic problem in the US in regards to states to get a better sense of how interrelations and dependencies work outside of the US (even under a Federal authority things are not equal to all States, especially if you look at the sectoral aspect of economy). This of course should also hint to the problem of having the service sector as the majority of a nations economic might (like the US and the UK in contrast for example to a more equilibrated economy like Germany).

In any case even if we live today in a global economy things aren't so linear, any thing will have ripple impact but nations economies like investors tend to be diverse and less or more exposed to what happens in another nation, especially if we limit that only to stocks.

The centralization of money in the US and UK makes those nations more susceptible to being hit by any mishap that occurs else were (the bigger you are the bigger you fall), call it potential for disaster, hitting a tree in a Traban is not the same a hitting a tree in a Mustang, without any more considerations about variables we could give an educated guess to what drive will walkaway better from it.

That is scary. I never hear about this man speaking. When someone like him says something I believe we should listen. I am not into doom porn but I am seriously spooked. All of ATS could say that the sky was falling and it wouldn't bother me but when Drudge says some spooky stuff like that I really am worried. Hopefully this has to do with stocks or something.

Hello All:

Maybe Mr. Drudge woke up at 7:10 in the am and found himself in Bangkok and could not remember how he got there or what crazy adventures he had the night before. After the drunken fog had lifted somewhat he grabbed his phone and tweeted "Have an Exit Plan". Just to remind all his followers to have a way out of a bad situation.

Cryptic is not the best way to get a message across. If you really wanted to protect your readers you would think one would give a little more direction.

My two cents, the stock market is a joke and can be influenced by one big name person or a million no name people, it all depends on how you want it influenced.

~Morpheus

beezzer

Mamatus
reply to post by beezzer

 

Call it like I see it. My comment was not a card to be "played" so I am uncertain what to take from your remark. Although I will admit it may have somewhat diverted the point of the thread.

Well, it's obvious then.

Matt Drudge is warning people because white folks hate the black president.

Haha you know it brother! This administration is all about the race card. The guys half white. That's how I have always viewed him. How can he be black when hes half white? Just some propaganda they use to their advantage. Kind of like the ridiculous amount of double speak they have used this term. Double speak puts them sheep to sleep!

Well, isn't this a tad bit eerie. I browse Drudge once in a while, it's one of the few alternative news sites that I find to be reliable & not hogwash. I don't believe he'd tarnish his site with stooping to doom porn, there's likely something going on behind the scenes somewhere that he's been made aware of somehow. I'm a betting girl, and if this was a poker game, I'd go all in on a possible stock collapse. Considering the bloated stock market, and the trouble looming overseas (the Chinese bank teetering on default, for example) could make for an ugly, ugly combined mess in both countries' stock markets, let alone the reverberation messes in others as a side effect. Even if that bank doesn't default, the US market bubble popping would still hammer the rest of the world's markets.

I don't think he literally meant to have an exit plan. This could have been his way of saying "Beware the Ides of March."

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Boiling anything related to the Obamarama administration is a gross oversimplification. It IS an us vs. them thing and is extraordinarily complex. If there are any Real administration concerns, they would be gearing up to deal with a full Republican Congress and a very real loss of power through impeachment and criminal prosecutions.

Let's hope that if the former materializes, that cooler heads would prevail taking action on the latter. Obamarama is not an animal you'd do well cornering. IMVHO