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Couple years ago a story in the media how girls in...

2009-11-29T02:11:57.790Z

Couple years ago a story in the media how girls in Bayview-Hunter's Point were going into puberty at a progressively younger age, as young as age 7.
A very bad sign::::Early cut-off. It draws the boys attention and they subsequently make sexual mistakes, very similar to what typical people experience nearly a decade later.
When they "turn" people on and start telepathically talking to them with this technology is very similar::The end of their chance. They segment families, convince them "earning" is the way, etc.
I tell people to examine the change between when they were children and after they began to hear. It is the difference between good and evil.
I understand people's confusion:::They literally hear "God" in their head, as opposed to what was taught to them in some church's classroom. But this technology is one of the God's tools, and much like their other tools, clone hosts and prophets, they use them as temptation.
They didn't begin speaking to me until I began working for ownershit group. "You went to work for evil." "And you were punished."
They began talking to these kids long before puberty, long enough for first-born son to become corrupted and throw away his good looks when punished.

The Gods offered a clue about the Italians in the movie "The Matrix":::They casted an Italian as the traitor of the group, the one who betrays them all.
As they did humanity in the 20th century (see "clone hosting").

I'm sorry Dr Rant, but the shambles the world find...

2008-12-15T05:47:59.953Z

I'm sorry Dr Rant, but the shambles the world finds itself in is not the result of free market economics.

It is the result of interventionism, central banking and inflationary fiscal policy, none of which has anything to do with free market economics.

And the 'rescue packages' are only going to make it worse, by diverting money into backward, failing industries that should ideally be liquidated, with the money and resources redeployed elsewhere.

Money lenders. Temple?I've got this feeling that I...

2008-10-12T00:17:11.751+01:00

Money lenders. Temple?

I've got this feeling that I've heard something similar before.

It seems that this whole 'boom and bust' stuff might be two thousand years old.

Gordon never had a chance.

Stupid boy.

There's only one JC!

(See - I do listen in church! It's not just a quiet place for hangover recovery on a Sunday is it?)

Doc, I agree with all that. I make no comment abou...

2008-10-11T23:37:11.499+01:00

Doc, I agree with all that. I make no comment about where doctors spend their money - fixing the sick and easing the end of the dying is your job. I know nothing about medicine. However I do know a wee bit about business - and a bit less about money theory.

None of us is perfect. I could usefully go and see my GP - get cholestrerol measured, get shouted at about the beer drinking, one of my ears seems not to work... But, heck, I'm busy. I am another twat middle-aged fool waiting until bits start dropping off before I bother to come and see you. Mad.

And guess what? I have almost always been self-employed. When I took out my mortgage all those years ago it was self-certified. I am that sub-prime chav.

Likewise, although I sympathise a lot with you guys and what you put up with, not all of what all of you say on here is 100% without need of counsel. A bit of outside expertise and advice is useful, you know. That is as long as it is advice and not some mad, Stalinist measuring bureaucracy or some other sundry political bullshit. But I make no comment about all that normally because of what you say here 90-odd percent is spot on. I merely say that medical people should do medical things and business people should do business things. Where these things join the business supports the medicine; the medicine should not be controlled by the business. (Rule 1 of 1: Wasters of either expertise should be fired asap.)

The banks do indeed have to be kept alive. More accurately a system of banking needs to exist. It need not be the one we have. For instance, investment banking - as we knew it, three weeks ago anyway - has ceased to exist. I have a boring and technical answer about the structure of money and what sort of paper instruments should be allowed to be traded. eg The securitising of shit risk and the flogging of it down a chain so long has gone so far that the the end buyer just cannot know whether he's bought the Ritz or a rat-hole. This is mad and morally wrong. It's all but thieving from widows and orphans. I will not trouble you with the detail. Just let it be said that all bets are off. What next week will bring will curl your toes, Sir. Bloomberg is better than the Horror Channel at the moment.

MenelausA paediatrician once commented that the fi...

2008-10-11T22:32:21.012+01:00

Menelaus
A paediatrician once commented that the first twenty four hours of life were the most risky. A geriatrician gently reminded him that the last twenty fours were also rather risky.

If you look at our disease spending in NHS we do spend a huge amount of NHS cash on end stage hopeless cases/in the last six months of life. You could argue this is right- the money's going on the illest patients.

In this economic crisis it seems as if the banks have to be kept alive, like President Tito, for fear of what will be unleashed if they die.

Actually, my car is a pile of shite.It's done 120k...

2008-10-11T22:25:27.028+01:00

Actually, my car is a pile of shite.

It's done 120k miles and I had to paint it with Hammerite and a roller this year because of all the rust.

My house is nice though.

im not a fundamentalisti am not a raving right win...

2008-10-11T22:14:02.160+01:00

im not a fundamentalist

i am not a raving right wing nutter

i believe in looking after the poor

and i believe in state support for some sectors of the economy

i just dont believe in allowing shit service to continue whatever the way its supposed to be organised

dr rant (the raving middle class up your own bum one) you really do talk bollocks, you are living in a nice house, driving a nice car, BECAUSE of the free market economy

but its not an ideological battle that is as important as routing out the shit service however its organised

Dr Blue... "Our banks are dying from profligacy, b...

2008-10-11T21:38:25.162+01:00

Dr Blue... "Our banks are dying from profligacy, binge lending, and recklessness. You could draw an analagogy with a reckless, persistent, recidivist alcoholic.
We try to save both enterprises but we know neither has a very good prognosis."

Indeed. But forget about the recklessness. That is sin. Leave that stuff to Cranmer and his OT rantings. (Entertaining and erudite, as they are.) We are interested merely in fixing the patient.

Now, the poor bugger is riddled with the Big C and the end is certain. No extraordinary measures will do anything except hoover up holpelessly large amounts of money. Not a penny of public money should there have been until they had signed up to a fully-formed, your-ass-is-mine deal.

And when it is done, then we remember sin and it is each Chief Exec and each Finance Director be out onto the street with their junk in a bin-liner.

"In no other business, can you provide such shit s...

2008-10-11T20:50:31.408+01:00

"In no other business, can you provide such shit service, and still get your salary, promotions, and a nice pension"

Is this meant to be a joke?

The free market capitalist bastards who you claim could do a better job of health care than doctors have just managed to destroy the global economy ("shit service") whilst being paid millions (far more than NHS staff), being promoted, and getting huge fucking golden goodbyes.

No-one, you are a fundamentalist fuckwit. You and your ilk cause ALL of the world's problems, and the only way we are going to be rid of you is to kill you because you are too fucking stupid to know how fucking stupid you are.

I know you are just a sad cunt at some computer screen somewhere, but really?

Dr BlueTo be honest I know of at least one large c...

2008-10-11T19:46:14.006+01:00

Dr Blue

To be honest I know of at least one large city general hospital that provides such crap service, top to bottom, where standards are so low, staff are so rude, and patients are treated so badly, that the best thing to do would be to shut the whole fucking place down, shut it

Make it clear all the staff working there have been shit, and give them crap references

And give the patients real money to go somewhere else

Only when the worst hospitals in the NHS are forced to shut, and the staff with cushy jobs are forced onto the dole queue, will some sort of realism appear

In no other business, can you provide such shit service, and still get your salary, promotions, and a nice pension

So yea the twaterati should go, but so should our worst hospitals

And then we move onto the shit GP surgeries, just shut the worst 5 % down, sack em, easier to do than youd think, just fucking do it

Why should people pay 40% + tax to have to put up with one of the worst 1% GP's in the country?

Start some real fucking change

And as Cameron said, sack everyone involved in the complaints system, and put people like me in charge, with real teeth to change the system when complaints obviosuly have merit

No-onewe're back on common ground there. Huge sums...

2008-10-11T18:23:25.705+01:00

No-one
we're back on common ground there. Huge sums are wasted in NHS, on pointless projects and staff with meaningless titles etc.

The question comes if when the crunch ripples through public services if we keep the workers and lose the useless supervisors and managers....or if the twaterati close down the main show and go to another meeting.

when did i say i was a fani simply pointed you at ...

2008-10-11T14:33:00.975+01:00

when did i say i was a fan

i simply pointed you at a site giving a better run down on events than your own or the bbc and mainstream media

glad you like his points

my vote seen the dire economic state of the country is to stop wasting money, now the nhs would be a good place to start...

MenelausI think you are right about the death of b...

2008-10-11T10:20:57.180+01:00

Menelaus
I think you are right about the death of banks.

Our banks are dying from profligacy, binge lending, and recklessness. You could draw an analagogy with a reckless, persistent, recidivist alcoholic.

We try to save both enterprises but we know neither has a very good prognosis.

And as you say although the spectacle of collapse is some combination of surprise, excitement and horror it is the horror that will be visited unto our generation, and the next and the one after that.

We will be a long time putting this disaster right. These events mark an end of some old ways, and no one knows what the new strategies will be yet.

Actually Redwood isn't nuts.He's a very intelligen...

2008-10-11T09:50:40.258+01:00

Actually Redwood isn't nuts.

He's a very intelligent politician, and a good analyst. We may appreciate him only as he gets older.

No I read them first.His comments were largely sen...

2008-10-11T03:38:21.342+01:00

No I read them first.

His comments were largely sensible.

It was more the idea that you were a Redwood fan.

I mean - the guy is nuts.

i did ask u to be open minded for a short while, b...

2008-10-11T02:05:50.210+01:00

i did ask u to be open minded for a short while, but youve dismissed johns comments probably without even reading them

wanker

Yup- it's fun to watch these scum have their faces...

2008-10-10T17:27:13.896+01:00

Yup- it's fun to watch these scum have their faces rubbed in the dirt. Also means that those of us with some savings will be able to buy another house soon, when prices crash, and then make a nice profit.

Oh, and no-one- you're a cunt.

OMG!No-One thinks John Redwood is the best source ...

2008-10-10T16:43:04.593+01:00

OMG!

No-One thinks John Redwood is the best source of financial wisdom.

He's even more fucked up than we thought. (Is that even possible?)

Yes indeed, dr blue. ButTypical new Labour. Demea...

2008-10-10T15:28:24.878+01:00

Yes indeed, dr blue. But

Typical new Labour. Demeaning and destroying our liberties. Devaluing education. Devaluing the currency. Running up debt.

I never supported New Labour (I did manage to force myself to vote for them in '97); I am a socialist, after all. But it's a bad idea to forget the way Thatcher deindustrialised the UK, the way her government lashed out at doctors, her privatisation, her dirigisme in education and elsewhere, her squandering of North Sea Oil and gas --and so on and so on. I'll not vote Tory next time (I'll almost certainly vote Labour -- I suppose...)

bubble and a delusion

yes

well its a lot more complex than you seem to reali...

2008-10-10T10:23:59.217+01:00

well its a lot more complex than you seem to realise, but then youre medics

if you want a good high level view of whats going on i would recommend

http://www.johnredwoodsdiary.com/

as john is explaining much of the current situtation much better than the media

if you can get over your rabid left wingism and just be open minded for a little while, and ignore your prejudices about john for a short while

as for the medical content of your blog the quality has fallen off a cliff face, i think you should just point everyone to my stuff at

http://notdrrant.blogspot.com/

that'll just leave your blog with upitsownbum middleclass leftyism and of course anyone wanting that only has to look at the billy bragg site

so quite where your blogg is heading im not sure

Hey Doc, have you considered that the market may b...

2008-10-10T10:18:44.556+01:00

Hey Doc, have you considered that the market may be performing it's role even as we sit and watch it on Bloomberg? ("Financial colossus"? Prat!) Throwing money at a falling market is just plain dim. You would get more fun out of it if you set fire to it and threw it out the window. It is classic "bad money". It isn't worth anything now and still will have to be paid back in proper good money when the new day comes. They even prattle about Iceland on the telly. But I digress.

You mix up, I think, the market in general and the silly notion of a market in (universal) health care.

The incautious banks are being slaughtered in the streets - or rather that's what should be happening. They are paying the price of their stupidity and excesses - or they should be.

We do not have the same attitude to, say, a smokin' and drinkin', STD-ridden, puking and penniless human being. We don't let them die in a heap of rags on the street. Why? Because we have decided not to put a value on the lives of human beings. We just help them regardless of their stupidity and weakness. This is civilisation. It is nothing to do with markets.

Just enjoy the spectacle if you can and must but stick to your knitting, Sir.

And btw it's my children's pensions too, and possibly their children's.

"It was the age of credulity. For a decade or more...

2008-10-10T07:12:50.770+01:00

"It was the age of credulity. For a decade or more, Britain and America put their faith in a westernised version of a Melanesian cargo cult. It was as though millions of consumers expected to accumulate the riches of dreams through little more than positive thinking and negative saving.

With the aid of "sophisticated" finance – ie, unbridled borrowing – simple folk were able to mimic the lifestyles of higher orders in the hope of becoming like them. Those who proselytised for this hocus-pocus have much explaining to do."

Jeff Randall's strong analysis in today's Telegraph.

DK- You just don't get it do you? Sigh

They told us that the economic seasons had been banished in favour of an eternal summer of prosperity. In mistaking a mountain of debt for a mine of gold, they encouraged a reckless chase of unaffordable gratification.