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Originally posted by AnteBellum
I wonder now how this will all pan out in the end, how this will effect me, my family and friends.
The only solution I have is not of reform or change but of revolt and revolution.
We the people have to take back the country and not with diplomacy and bureaucrats.
Sides have to be drawn now!
Originally posted by St Udio
Originally posted by AnteBellum
I wonder now how this will all pan out in the end, how this will effect me, my family and friends.
The only solution I have is not of reform or change but of revolt and revolution.
We the people have to take back the country and not with diplomacy and bureaucrats.
Sides have to be drawn now!
i see your not of the MLK peaceful resistance crowd.
Celente, the 'trends' guy.... says that once the money does not filter down to the man-on-the-street...
then blood will run in the streets. instead.
the trade & economic machinery had to expand beyond national borders... thats Globalism...
derivatives are a important factor in the Globalist satchel of unethical practice...
derivatives in the form of CDS are what has undone GFreece and other Euro nations, and finding a solution to having the Greek bonds not be defunct ----thus requiring the CDS payouts in the 10s & even 100s of Billions is the thing holding up the immediate bankruptcy of Greece & the other 'PIGS'...
the derivitives game is in the $600 Trillion range....but actual value & assets of the world economies is less than $50 Trillion.................................
there is no way out of here !edit on 1-6-2011 by St Udio because: (no reason given)
Happy belated birthday
i see your not of the MLK peaceful resistance crowd.
Originally posted by zatara
What I would like to know is at what moment, with what president the US started to go into this downward spiral of national debt.
Where did it go wrong and why could nobody prevent it from becoming worse? There are these economist from places like Harvard, Yale and so on......guys (and girls) that should be able to lay the finger on the most painfull spot and able to formulate a cure.
Originally posted by zatara
If I understand correctly there was a moment that the US was a country with a strong dollar currency, respectable unemploymemt figures....... in brief a healthy economy.
Where did it go wrong and why could nobody prevent it from becoming worse?
Originally posted by zatara
What I would like to know is at what moment, with what president the US started to go into this downward spiral of national debt. If I understand correctly there was a moment that the US was a country with a strong dollar currency, respectable unemploymemt figures....... in brief a healthy economy.
Where did it go wrong and why could nobody prevent it from becoming worse? There are these economist from places like Harvard, Yale and so on......guys (and girls) that should be able to lay the finger on the most painfull spot and able to formulate a cure.
it is the play out of human nature that is the focus point...
Originally posted by Open_Minded Skeptic
Originally posted by zatara
What I would like to know is at what moment, with what president the US started to go into this downward spiral of national debt. If I understand correctly there was a moment that the US was a country with a strong dollar currency, respectable unemploymemt figures....... in brief a healthy economy.
Where did it go wrong and why could nobody prevent it from becoming worse? There are these economist from places like Harvard, Yale and so on......guys (and girls) that should be able to lay the finger on the most painfull spot and able to formulate a cure.
The first really massive, over the top out of control deficits started in the 1980s under President Ronald Reagan. And here we are. Thanks, Ronald.
"Nothing is static, everything is evolving, everything is falling apart" -TD
Originally posted by zatara
What I would like to know is at what moment, with what president the US started to go into this downward spiral of national debt. If I understand correctly there was a moment that the US was a country with a strong dollar currency, respectable unemploymemt figures....... in brief a healthy economy.
Where did it go wrong and why could nobody prevent it from becoming worse? There are these economist from places like Harvard, Yale and so on......guys (and girls) that should be able to lay the finger on the most painfull spot and able to formulate a cure.
Originally posted by zatara
What I would like to know is at what moment, with what president the US started to go into this downward spiral of national debt. If I understand correctly there was a moment that the US was a country with a strong dollar currency, respectable unemploymemt figures....... in brief a healthy economy.
Where did it go wrong and why could nobody prevent it from becoming worse? There are these economist from places like Harvard, Yale and so on......guys (and girls) that should be able to lay the finger on the most painfull spot and able to formulate a cure.