Kid Mercury's Blog!

Where Do We Go Now?

kidmercury — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 19:40:31 GMT

1. You've reviewed Truth School. You've spent countless hours listening to Always Tell Your Friends the Truth. You're up to speed on the New World Order agenda, which is basically the attempt to create a one world government with a centrally planned global economy and a significantly reduced population.

2. So what's the solution? Well, as we discussed, Everything starts with monetary policy. The solution is for virtual communities to create their own currencies. This is the business model I have been working on; see my previous post, The Business Plan That Saves the World.

3. I'll be executing The Business Plan That Saves the World via my trading site. I'm also working on possibly building a site for Fred and his community (see discussion).

Contact Me!

Be sure to email me at kidmercury [at] kidmercuryblog [dot] com if you want to get in touch with me. If you have an audience and are looking to build your own online community, I'm especially interested in helping you reach that goal, so feel free to contact me. Alternatively if there is any possible intersection of your business objectives and my business objectives I encourage you to contact me -- I'm always up for mutual success.

In the mean time, prepare yourself for what's coming, particularly if you live in the United States.

And Don't Forget...

To search for Kid Mercury at your online retailer of choice so you can buy my music. All proceeds are donated to 9/11 truth charities or to buy advertisements promoting this site to air on television.

I'm Done Folks. I'm Peacin' Out.

kidmercury — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 00:22:10 GMT

So I think I'm going to stop this blog. Both the daily blogs, and the songs.

Reasons:

1. No longer fun, seems like a chore. Also, do not see enough signs of progress
2. Had some recent events transpire that leave me wanting to "change things up" -- this seems like a good start
3. The songwriting has become too formulaic, lyrics too. That's fun for a little bit, but I want to switch things up. I think I need to get a new guitar. And I want to get some new computer stuff so I can make dance music. Which is strange, because I don't really enjoy dancing, although I think I can come up with some cool dance beats, layered with some meaningless but catchy dance lyrics.
4. Focus on other stuff

Where to Catch Me

Because you probably can't get enough of your good buddy Kid Mercury, here's where you can find me:

1. On my trading site. Although I try to keep these two sites separate. But you can lurk or talk markets with me there.
2. Fred's blog. LOL, I'm always cracking jokes on Fred's blog, it's a good time.

Will I Ever Return?

Yes. There's a small chance I'm pulling a Michael Jordan here and not really retiring, but rather will return shortly once I realize there's nothing else to do. More likely, though, I will return to leave some updates about advertising being done and donations being made. So this site will still be updated in that sense, but there will be no new real content. Oh, and if there is a big conspiracy news event, I'll report that here. But only for the really big stuff (i.e. like another 9/11).

That is the plan, but of course I reserve the right to change my mind.

Hope you got something out of this blog. If you did, I hope you'll decide to spread the knowledge that you learned in some way, so that others can also find the truth that sets them free. Best of luck in your endeavors. Thanks for reading.

The Intersection of Social Media, Gaming, and Learning

kidmercury — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 00:01:13 GMT

That intersection can be found on my trading site. On the left side you'll see the links for "Quests"; click on a Quest to see what it entails. Quests are step-by-step paths to reaching goals. When the quest is completed, the participant is awarded a badge.

This combines social media, gaming, and learning. These are trends that I think are a key part of the near future of the web -- the future that's being built now by the social gaming companies springing up. So I'm glad to be experimenting in this space.

LOL, Here's Opposites Attract

kidmercury — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 22:50:24 GMT

I was flipping through this blog the other day and I had to laugh at its ridiculousness. I don't know what I'm thinking sometimes. The overall point is that 9/11 was an inside job. That's the big message, in simple terms.

And on that note, here's my version of "Opposites Attract." You know, the Paula Abdul song. I've been trying to figure out a version of this for months now, finally got something I thought kinda worked.

The Complex Economy

kidmercury — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 22:48:25 GMT

We live in an economy of complexes.

The military-industrial complex. The pharmaceutical complex. The private prison complex.

A complex is when all the elements of a system are geared towards an end that is not necessarily advantageous.

The US government is a complex. All the factors that control the US government are geared towards war.

Wall Street is one big complex. The financial industry in the US is geared towards speculation, and creating new things to speculate on -- not towards investing in production. This is an inevitable consequence of perpetual inflation of the money supply. As we recently discussed, it all starts with monetary policy.

But we are coming upon the moment of awakening, during which society will awaken to these complexes, as these complexes cease to function.

But, for now, we are still in the phase where folks are trying to perpetuate the complexes, hopeless as such efforts are.

In particular, to keep the economy going, I am wary of the following complexes:

1. Carbon credits. Could be the new thing to gamble on. The incentives are lining up that way.
2. Gold. Ironically because the truth is spreading, gold mania is growing, and Wall Street could try to get a piece of it. In fact, they already seem to be, as they continue to create more gold-oriented financial instruments to trade. I recommend trading the real thing.