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> > > =A0they are simply saying somewhat, what i have been saying.
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> > > is a suckers myth. this will be global. once the markets work their
> > > miracles, and they always do, they will collapse. then the
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> > > and reforms will occur.
> > > =A0the trick for all is not to suc***b to fascism, or some form of
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> > > free markets are quite comfortable will fascism, so the ground work
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> > > already been laid for it.
> > > =A0free markets is a form of extremism, so the extremist will lash
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> > > in rage as their feverish cult collapses. about the only countries
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> > > will not be completely wiped out maybe some south american countries
> > > that are pulling back fast. asian and european countries will really
> > > be hit hard.
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> > Keep your eye on 2012. =A0That's about when it will all go to smash.
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> hi lisa,
> =A0fill me in. whats up? i am all ears.-
It's just a hunch. The cracks are starting to gape, but that doesn't
mean that the structure will come down instantly. Economies, in fact,
usually hobble along even if they're seriously compromised, because
the economic elite is also the political elite, and they resist change
(as all elites do).
However, more damage is coming. Keep your eye on the dollar, and keep
your eye on financial institutions. They're holding a lot of trash.
Lisa
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