Live Catch22 // Banks, IntelServs, UniConstructor, JDL

Started by mgt23, August 18, 2009, 01:52:31 AM

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mgt23

Show will start on fri 21st 9PM GMT, live on Shoutcast.
SHOUTCAST
http://208.85.242.228:9032/

Skype mgt2323 from 930pm onwards.

Banks Banks Banks and why i hate them.
Intelligences Services and Surveillance Systems in Power Broking.
What the goal of a Universal Constructor is and why it is a necessary in evolutionary theory.
Why Zionism is Racism and the power of Double think.
More on the JDL/JDF.......

this show will be recorded in .ogg format
wish me luck, taken me a long time in testing shoutcast.




mgt23

http://criminalstate.com/2009/08/how-is ... y-warfare/

an example of game theory warfare-most of my predictions are predicated on game theory. Its unsurprising to see Israel weaponising it.

mgt23

so what was the fucking point then cretins, apart from losing/stealing 4 billion of my tax money!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
stealing, stealing, stealing more stealing, god this is just making me fucking angry

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/artic ... avels.html

Quote'We are going through truly exceptional times. The decision was absolutely right and necessary.'

These were the words of Alistair Darling last September, as he waived competition rules to force through the merger of Lloyds TSB and HBOS.

The noises emanating from the Treasury last night could not have been more different, as the Chancellor finally indicated the creation of the so-called 'superbank' had been a colossal mistake.

Of course times have changed, and history must recognise that Mr Darling and Gordon Brown - the architects of the merger, along with then Lloyds chairman Sir Victor Blank - had been trying to save the entire banking sector from collapse.

But the merger could hardly have proved more disastrous. Massive HBOS losses destabilised the previously healthy Lloyds and sent its shares into freefall.

The Government was forced to take a 43 per cent stake, burdening the taxpayer with its crippling liabilities. In the first six months of 2009, the bank lost £4billion.

Little wonder Mr Darling now appears to wish to see the empire broken up, and subject to the Office of Fair Trading scrutiny which he originally circumvented.

What is truly alarming, however, is that - as G20 leaders gather in London for this weekend's finance summit - the Lloyds/HBOS fiasco is symptomatic of a wider unravelling in the Government's response to the global economic meltdown.

mgt23

http://www.itproportal.com/portal/news/ ... lculation/

a uni constructor would require a quantum computer brain and here it is-bearing in mind the tech lag by the mil intel.