no more jobs in the US

Discussion in 'Politics' started by raszorz, Oct 18, 2003.

  1. If your looking for a job and live in the NY Metro area, particularly near Nanuet, find a guy name Raj. Mention hiring his family members and he'll see to it you get hired. He's adamant about keeping his shenanigans secret. PM if you want the details. If you run into Dan, I'll have to give you a tape for that.
     
    #11     Oct 20, 2003
  2. Anyone want any easy job, PM me and I'll give ya the details about Raj and co.. He'll set you up with easy work. Just mention Asha and $10.75 to $10.50. Need more, I got plenty.
     
    #12     Dec 24, 2003
  3. Anyone know Jim Davies or Donna Frenette? I have some information regarding District 215.
     
    #13     Jan 4, 2004
  4. The name of the company is RGIS Inventory Specialists. Anyone know Jim Davies ?? I would like to confirm a few things regarding managers giving away confidential information. I have emailed Dan Nunnally from District 215 on 2 occasions regarding this matter; the first occasion I received no response, the second I received an email stating that I "should forget about the past."

    I have the paperwork in hand and ready to be sumbitted. Anyone know of a Jim Davies or Donna Frenette ?
     
    #14     Apr 26, 2004
  5. If I remember Islam countries are not really very friendly towards Occident and US in particular... if in parallel of terrorist acts they can convert dollars into euros guess what... especially when all central banks will liquidate the Nations Gold so that they can't defend the dollars any more.

     
    #15     Apr 26, 2004
  6. http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?threadid=31759

    http://wwws.house.gov/search97cgi/s...ryZip=vdkvgwkey><substring>

    Congressman Ron Paul
    U.S. House of Representatives, Financial Services Committee
    July 17, 2002

    Hard Questions for Federal Reserve Chairman Greenspan

    Rep. Paul: "Welcome Chairman Greenspan. I've listened carefully to your testimony but I get the sense I may be listening to the Chairman of the Board of Central Economic planning rather than the chairman of a board that has been entrusted with protecting the value of the dollar.

    ...

    I would like to quote an eminent economist by the name of Alan Greenspan who gives me some credibility on what I am interested in. A time ago you said, 'In the absence of the gold standard there is no way to protect savings from the confiscation through inflation. There is no safe store of value without gold. This is the shabby secret of the welfare statists' tirades against gold. Deficit spending is simply a scheme for the hidden confiscation of wealth. Gold stands in the way of this insidious process that stands as a protector of property rights.'"

    Congressman Paul then added the he strongly believed this statement by Greenspan taken from a 1966 article that was included in an article he had written titled, "Gold & Economic Freedom" was true. Congressman Paul continued,

    "But gold has always had to be undermined if fiat money is to work and there has to be an illusion of trust for paper to work. And I think this has been happening for thousands of years. At one time the kings clipped coins. Then they debased the metals. Then we learned how to print money. Even as recently as the 1960's for us to perpetuate a myth about our monetary system, we dumped 2/3 of our gold, or 500 million ounces of gold at $35 per ounce in order to try to convince people to trust the money. And even today, there is a fair amount of trading by central banks, the dumping of hundreds of tonnes of gold, loaning of gold for the sole purpose that this indicator of gold does not discredit the paper money and I think there is a definite concerted effort to do that.

    "My questions are two fold relating to gold. One, I have been trying to desperately to find out the total amount of gold either dumped and sold on to the markets by all the central banks of the world or loaned by the central banks of the world. And this is in hundreds and hundreds of tons. But those figures are not available to me. Maybe you can help me find this. I think it would be important to know since all central banks still deal with and hold gold whether they are dumping, or loaning or buying for that matter.

    "But along this line, I have a bill that would say that our government, our Treasury could not deal in gold and could not be involved in the gold market unless the Congress knows about it. Now that to me seems like such a reasonable approach and reasonable request. But they say they don't use it (gold) so we don't need the bill. But if they are not trading in gold, what would be the harm in the Congress knowing about handling and dealing about this asset, gold?"

    Chairman Greenspan: "Well first of all, neither we nor the Treasury trade gold. And my impression is that were we to do so, we would announce it. It is certain the case that others do. There are data published monthly or quarterly which shows the reported gold holdings of central banks throughout the world, so you do know who holds what. The actual trading data, ah, I don't think is available though the London gold exchange does show what its volume numbers are. And periodically, individual central banks do indicate when they are planning to sell gold. But they all report what they own. So it may well be the case that you can't find specific transactions. I think what you can find is the net result of those transactions and they are published. But so far as the United States is concerned, we don't do it."
     
    #16     Apr 26, 2004
  7. Just to addition to the precious post, just in case someone is familiar with the company and maybe can comment, I received this email from Dan Nunnally on Sept 19, 2003 regarding RGIS contracts and maybe someone here can comment on:

    "The contracts that we handle at the district level are simple legal written agreements that are binding with a signature. The one's handled at the Division are a little more complex. The ones handled by several remote national account offices are extensive and involve many lawyers. Service agreements include a certain percentage of overall stores or all for a determined amount of time. Rates are negotiated by certain factors such as scheduling parameters, length of inventory. store prep, whether a PIV is required, acceptable error rate, market share, and many other factors. "

    Any one know of Raj Jariwala? Does anyone know the story about this guy? Asha, Vivek Patel...
     
    #17     May 16, 2004
  8. I'll be emailing Raj at his office tomorrow and post up everything, and in the future post what the company has to say.
     
    #18     May 16, 2004