New Conspiracy...

[Yonivore]

So, I've been rolling this around in my brain for awhile and, frankly, haven't posted it because it sounds crazy to me too. But, considering I get ridiculed for whatever I post and no one knows me from Donald Rumsfeld, in here, I thought I'd throw it out there and see how the rest of you respond.

In the past couple of years, but in an accelerated manner since this "economic meltdown" became evident, our government has been completely irresponsible (more so than decades past) with tax dollars.

They're spending like there's no tomorrow.

Maybe there's not. And, maybe they know it.

[BacktoBasics]

What exactly is the conspiracy?

[Twisted_Dawg]

My economic professors told me years ago that our national debt would get so high the only way we would remedy it would be my monotizing the debt either with a currency devaluation........or hyper inflation which is on the way.

[Yonivore]

What exactly is the conspiracy?

I have no idea but, I will tell you what got me to post this thread.

Nah, I'll give you a hint, instead...let's make this fun; for tomorrow, we die!

[Extra Stout]

The moon is moving further away, not closer.

[BacktoBasics]

My economic professors told me years ago that our national debt would get so high the only way we would remedy it would be my monotizing the debt either with a currency devaluation........or hyper inflation which is on the way.

I'm not totally convinced that hyper inflation is unavoidable.

[Milton.]

What ever keeps you out of the 9/11 topics!

[Yonivore]

The moon is moving further away, not closer.

Why? And, how fast? And, what if the force causing that changed or is changing?

[Yonivore]

What ever keeps you out of the 9/11 topics!

Dream on.

[j-6]

Why? And, how fast? And, what if the force causing that changed or is changing?

I took astronomy in college a while back and if I recall, the solar wind reduces the moon's mass a minute amount every year. Since there is less mass to be attracted to the earth's gravity, the moon moves away at a rate of something like 15 feet every 100 years.

I could probably look this up.

[Yonivore]

I took astronomy in college a while back and if I recall, the solar wind reduces the moon's mass a minute amount every year. Since there is less mass to be attracted to the earth's gravity, the moon moves away at a rate of something like 15 feet every 100 years.

I could probably look this up.

Cool. So, it eventually just flies off into space? Or, does the reduced mass eventually cause earth's mass to attract it even faster?

I'm no physicist or astronomer.

[mouse]

I've been rolling this around in my brain for awhile .

(insert photo of a pea in a bottle cap)

The reason the is the way it is so finally all nations will agree on the NWO and one currency.

Kinda like the WTC attack made America agree on going to war same technique.

[Winehole23]

In the past couple of years, but in an accelerated manner since this "economic meltdown" became evident, our government has been completely irresponsible (more so than decades past) with tax dollars.

They're spending like there's no tomorrow.

Maybe there's not. And, maybe they know it.

Yonivore dove-tailing with Naomi Klein? The bigger the crisis, the bigger the power grab.

I'll share mine with you. I've been saying for years that Bush's reckless borrow and spend policies were intentional, with the end of driving New Deal/Great Society en lements over the cliff. Mission nearly accomplished.

I'd applaud if in doing so he hadn't put our grandchildren and great-grandchildren in hock, and debased the USD (guaranteeing a declining standard of living) for us all.

[balli]

(insert photo of a pea in a bottle cap)

[Marklar MM]

Its the aliens.

[T Park.]

I think Yonni is on to something here!

[Extra Stout]

Why?

Tidal friction.

And, how fast?

1-3 cm/year

And, what if the force causing that changed or is changing?

Gravity.

[Extra Stout]

I took astronomy in college a while back and if I recall, the solar wind reduces the moon's mass a minute amount every year. Since there is less mass to be attracted to the earth's gravity, the moon moves away at a rate of something like 15 feet every 100 years.

I could probably look this up.

No.

[Yonivore]

Tidal friction.

It's moving away because of tidal friction? I've never heard of friction repelling.

1-3 cm/year

Okay.[/quote]

Gravity.

Wouldn't that be bad?

[Yonivore]

And, if nothing is perpetual, wouldn't the velocity of the moon slow, even without all these other factors? And, if it slows, wouldn't it, eventually, fail to fall past the earth?

[Extra Stout]

It's moving away because of tidal friction? I've never heard of friction repelling.

Argument from ignorance.

Wouldn't that be bad?

Gravity has no qualitative value.

[ChumpDumper]

I thought last night was the closest the moon has been to earth in awhile.

[Extra Stout]

And, if nothing is perpetual, wouldn't the velocity of the moon slow, even without all these other factors? And, if it slows, wouldn't it, eventually, fail to fall past the earth?

That makes absolutely no sense whatsoever.

[mouse]

I thought last night was the closest the moon has been to earth in awhile.

Are you sure that wasn't Tpark bending over?

You guys keep up the good work and keep Yonnie busy in this topic. I am going to use this opportunity to take a peek at some of the 9/11 topics. brb.......

[balli]

And, if nothing is perpetual, wouldn't the velocity of the moon slow, even without all these other factors? And, if it slows, wouldn't it, eventually, fail to fall past the earth?

This scientific topic is too much for someone of your ilk. Just stick to the Bible.