I know, you missed hinky. It's been awhile; but the overturned SUV on page 25 of the nypost.com raised the issue. That and the indian guy from Queens who ran a school teacher over on 96th street with his father's stolen SUV before hopping a bus to AC to gamble his way to escape in India. He called friends to stake him, but they dimed him out.
Then there's the Big O, the ex- treasury sec. who toured Africa with rock star booze hound Bono. O'Niel has apparently dimed out Bush et al. about the invasion of Iraq. Suprise Suprise-- the government was planning to invade Iraq a long time before it happened; before 9/11 in fact. Circumstances are hinky, or are they. If you accept the fact that Iraq's black market oil was an overhang on the world market, and that Saddam was a Wildcat producer who was using proceeds to finance a massive Pan Arabic brainwash against the west, and to keep his people on lockdown, then why wouldn't the NSA have an eye toward forcing Saddam down a rathole? The region is a mess. An American foothold in the region might straighten out a few things, such as conflicts between India and Packistan who were gearing up for war with low level nuke. You've got Israel, which was looking more and more like the Worldcom of countries. And you have Iran, well enough said-- they have it coming for all the hinky terrorism they have finaniced over the last 25 years. Then there is Saudi Arabia-- broke and spending like a drunk assed Salor, and Afganistan, which was broke and becoming a training camp for disaffected youth, where crazed elders beat up their women and showed the kids fun new tricks with C-4 and AK-47s.
Meanwhile, Russia could not sell its oil because prices remained absurdly depressed because of the black market overhang of excess oil from places that were using proceeds to jack up hinky government. Big suprise-- Bush and the masterminds at NSA were planning to act before the Jehhad job down at battery place. Nice job O'Niel. Thanks for coming forward and telling "the truth" and clearing your rep as the Rockinest Treasury Sec. in history. The only question is: "how did this jackass get to be treasury sec?".
Meanwhile, Harvard's 19 billion dollar endowment is buying Timber in a big way, which is a good hedge on inflation. What might this suggest about world wide commodity prices, and currency flux? Just one more hinky mystery, waiting to be kicked around in your head, now and now and now, until you are forced to surrender to what's is to come. That's all folks.
Hinky 8:32 AM
