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- Money can’t buy happiness but it can buy anything else that can bring happiness!
- Money is the sixth sense that makes it possible to enjoy the other five.
- The only way to be a real estate millionaire is to start out as a billionaire.
- When you leave school, your banker does not ask you for your report card. Your banker does not come if you had good grades or bad grades. All bankers wants to see is your financial statement, your financial statement is your report card when you leave school.
- The best way to rob a bank is to own one.
- There were two sets of rules when it comes to money: One set of rules for the people who work for money and another set of rules for the rich who print money.
- The primary purpose for government is to be a vehicle for the rich to get their hands into our pockets.
- We go to school to get a good job, we are taught to work for the rich, invest in business of the rich via mutual funds, borrow money from the banks of the rich but not how to be rich.
- Modern day bank robbers do not wear mask. Rather, they wear suits and ties, spot college degrees and rob banks from the inside, not the outside.
- The government is going to continue printing money until the world runs out of trees.
- If you print more money than you are worth, the money is no longer worth the paper it is printed on.
- Steal from the people and you become a CEO, steal from a bank and you become a criminal.
- Banks make it possible for people who are not rich to borrow money from people who are rich. The price of money is called interest.
- When the government prints money, it is called ‘Stimulating the economy’, when I print money, it is called counterfeit. Steal from the people and you become a CEO.
New year new resolution and new ventures. Apparently my new online business venture is not as profitable as I’ve anticipated, time will tell. My stock market venture appears to be doing quite well, making some returns at the time of writing, not that I am good at picking stocks, purely luck based.
Anyway, will seek out other business ventures if opportunity arises – Stock Photos? Cafe?
Yes, rewards. What should my reward be for the amazing 2010 year. Am thinking of an iPhone, maybe an iPad. Something from Apple… finally, after all these years of being an anti-apple person.
Dec
16
Overpopulation, Energy And Greenpeace Hyprocrites
December 16, 2010 | Category: Politics and Social Issues | 2 Comments
The Most IMPORTANT Video You’ll Ever See ( Part 2 of 8 )
Call me evil or heartless; personally, I believe the world badly needs World War 3, another black plague or an asteroid. With the current rate of consumption, not to mention birth rates, it will be a matter of time we human over populate this planet with finite resources. The answer to today’s over population and pollution is none other than another mass genocide on a global scale.
Have you ever thought of the fact that every person on the face of the earth consume the planet’s resources by simply exist? The minute you are created in your mother’s womb, you consume some form of energy to multiply your cells indirectly via your host (mother). There is no escaping; energy consumption will only stop when you are six feet under.
What about reducing energy? Say, for instant cycling to work instead of driving? Well, I call that the illusion of energy, aka, energy-masturbation by Greenpeace. Let’s look at things from a macro point of view, a wider set of lense. For instant, driving to work requires petrol, therefore we consume energy and pollute the planet, to save the planet, we cycle to work, and therefore we don’t consume any petrol. Right? Wrong!
When you drive to work, you require less energy because all you have to do is sit and steer the steering wheel, whereas a cyclist requires a certain amount of energy to cycle, therefore to replenish his body’s energy, he needs to consume food and water. These food and water requires some form of energy to be sowed, harvested, produced, packed, shipped and delivered. There are no two way about it, either your body consume the energy or the car, one way or the other, our simple action of doing something requires energy and the end results is CO2, directly or indirectly whether we notice or not.
Reminds me of Greenpeace, they are a bunch of hypocrites, so are the human rights group criticizing China’s one child policy. At the rate we humans are populating this planet, it will take less than a few decades for us to hit the 10 billion mark, what then? With limited water supply, land and energy, we are caught between over population and famine. As for greenpeace, why can’t they row their boat to the middle of the ocean and protest? Protesting at these gigantic oil platforms from your petrol powered boats is like a someone who died of lung cancer blames the cancer cells but forgot he has smoked 3 packs or Dunhill for 50 years.
Want to save the world? Yes, Stewie from family guy has the answer.
p.s. From a macro point of view, growth in population equals growth in energy consumption, to maintain or to reduce energy consumption equals to maintain or to reduce population growth. It is that simple. From a micro point of view, the smaller the family, the smaller the carbon footprint. If you happened to be a member of greenpeace cult, now, go buy a machine gun and use your imagination during your family reunion dinner.
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