Another Volatile Day Ahead?

Of the crazies enjoying the TTM podcasts , good stuff, thank you!

Waiting for 12:30!

Please keep it up (the great analysis) and be careful not to waste much time responding to

loser detractors.

My chickens have started laying!!!

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Get out in the fresh air with the family, nothing better!

...grass-fed beef tastes so much better. We buy a side of it every summer and use it over the next year. I won't buy the junk they have in the stores...too fatty...

thanks for the post turd,

please be advised though, when cattle are fed corn that has had pesticides/herbicides sprayed on them, some of those chemicals (or traces of said chemicals) are stored in the fat of the animal. so when you eat that nice fatty steak, you are consuming the garage that was fed to the cow. 

this doesnt even get into the fact that corn (grains in general) are not something a cow is designed to digest. yes i understand grain fatten them up quicker, but alternatives like oats will also help add fat to the meat without the chemicals that are in 90% of the corn grown in the US.

that said, most people think corn fed beef is what beef should taste like. the price of corn WILL drive beef prices up across the board.
 

keep stacking.

I'd much rather eat Bambi's dad or mom any day.  Corn or sunflower fed venison is great, but even a sage fed (and flavored) mule deer is just fine.  Certainly easier  to go buy a steak at the store, but when I shoot and process a deer, I know exactly what I'm eating.  Yummmmm!

wax off

It's unnatural to feed corn to cattle.  Most do cause thats what dad did.  The enzymes they have to break down the cellulose in their stomachs stops when grain is introduced and a different enzyme breaks down the grain.  to much grain, they gets the shits, lose weight and die.  Choosing the right grasses for conditions will allow the cattle to develop without external stresses of graining.  I have to agree with col angus on taste.  Good grass fed beef are every bit as good or better than the marbled beef we've grown accustomed to.  I can't imagine that I can find 80 acres of corn in this county that isn't genetically modified so you need to put that in the equation as well.  When the time comes that you will need to part with a couple silver eagles for a t-bone then the low-line and smaller breeds will be king.  Katie Rose will tell you of the joys of goat milk  but don't forget minature the Guernsey.  Smaller animals utilize less hay as well.

Fukushima grass

+1 on this book.  It will change the way you look at your food.  Grass fed only for my family now.

Romneycare is killing the state of Mass... and OBummercare will send the U.S. further down the Rabbit Hole...

Totally agree with the posters mentioning cows (and chickens and humans etc!!!) 'should' eat a proper diet.

What is a proper diet for cows, humans etc?

Whatever they/we have been eating for, say 500 thousand years! Not what they/we have been eating for the past 100 years! If the cow eats a proper diet, humans eating the cow will then have better nutrition. It's really simple.

You have all seen through the financial manipulation...interesting to see that few have carried it over to their whole lives, including food. So yes, your education about food has been manipulated as well (by the evil that knows more science, and specifically human psychology than we ever will. It is hidden, just as all of the financial manipulation is hidden to most).

So for a cow, it is not corn or other grains that is their natural diet. For humans, it is not processed foods, it is not a lot of grains or sugars. It is not what you have been told.

Or do you believe all markets and financials are fair and just?

I have this problem when storing foods. Most say rice, beans and grain. Strange, my family (and many other red pills) do not eat rice, grains, pasta, beans, processed foods sugars etc. Well, maybe just a little, sure. We are lean, muscular, sleep well, have energy, rarely get sick (and when we do, we recover quicker than those around us) etc. ad nauseum.

Of course one can eat a little bit of everything. However I strongly encourage most folks to eliminate grain (wheats, corn, pasta, rice), milk and beans, one by one, to see if you feel better over a month. If you feel fine, are not flabby etc., however, do not change your diet drastically, however... try eating more walnuts, pecans, almonds, sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, veggies, fruits/berries, avocados, fish , chicken (natural diet), beef (grass fed natural diet) etc. and see what it does!

15 years ago I ate crap, was fatty, no energy etc. Until I woke up and saw that we should eat the way we evolved, a natural diet. I eat more fat and cholesterol then the fatties you see waddling through life. I encourage all to try it. Find out your ancestry (an eskimo may not do well changing his diet to rice and veggies, as an Asian will not do well changing to pork and nuts etc. for example), and discover what foods are 'better or worse' for you, as your ancestors are the key.

We have not only been tricked into believing gold is a barbarous relic, we have also been tricked to believe the government's food pyramid.

Do your research and good luck.

Just one month after President Obama signed a back door amnesty executive order for hundreds of thousands of young illegal aliens, his administration is now planning to shut down nine Border Patrol stations, something the people living in border states, Border Patrol agents, local Sheriffs and some Congressman are up in arms about.

Critics of the move warn the closures will undercut efforts to intercept drug and human traffickers in well-traveled corridors north of the U.S.-Mexico border. Though the affected stations are scattered throughout northern and central Texas, and three other states, the coverage areas still see plenty of illegal immigrant activity -- one soon-to-be-shuttered station in Amarillo, Texas, is right in the middle of the I-40 corridor; another in Riverside, Calif., is outside Los Angeles.

So what's the reason for the move? Homeland Security says it is to reallocate resources to other hot spots but illegal immigration, along with drug and human trafficking, are like water and they flow where the openings are.

"These deactivations are consistent with the strategic goal of securing America's borders, and our objective of increasing and sustaining the certainty of arrest of those trying to enter our country illegally," CBP spokesman Bill Brooks said in a statement. "By redeploying and reallocating resources at or near the border, CBP will maximize the effectiveness of its enforcement mandate and align our investments with our mission."

But at least one Border Patrol supervisor in Texas has called on local officers to "voice your concerns" to elected officials, warning that the "deactivation" will remove agents from the Texas Panhandle, among other places. Several members of Congress have asked Border Patrol Chief Michael Fisher to reconsider the plan. And local officials are getting worried about what will happen once the Border Patrol leaves town, since they rely on those federal officials to assist in making immigration arrests.

And as usual, local law enforcement will suffer the consequences of the move.

"It could impact us tremendously since we've only got two agents up here now for 26 counties," Potter County Sheriff Brian Thomas told FoxNews.com.

Potter County, in the Texas Panhandle, would be affected by the planned closure of the Amarillo station.   

Thomas said that while his area is far from the border, it's still a major "corridor" for illegal immigrants -- and he said his office depends on Border Patrol to respond to their calls.

"I can't hold a carload of people out there on I-40 for eight hours while somebody comes from El Paso," he said. "I mean, that's just crazy." <Article>

This is because Corn is a seed. We do not digest seeds. It is how plants get themselves around.

Another good book to read is Guns, Germs and Steel

We're not meant to eat corn either, mine also passes through undigested.

Metals are holding up extremely well, given the new waterfall emerging in the EURUSD...