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  • The Age of Turbulence: Preparing for the Crash [View article]
    Based upon my research, I believe the DOW will soon hit about 9,500, THEN, slide to the low 3,000's over the next year or so. Time will tell.
    Jul 28 10:30 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • 24 Trillion Reasons to Buy Gold [View article]
    In 2006, I had a U.S. Congressman tell me, face to face, that, because of the U.S. Governments use of Cash Basis Accounting, if the truth be known, the U.S. Government debt was, at that time, just over 54 TRILLION DOLLARS!

    No typo here, he said "54 TRILLION DOLLARS!" I can only imagine what it is now.
    Jul 23 18:31 pm |Rating: +1 0 |Link to Comment
  • The Coming Economic Collapse, Part 2 [View article]
    Based upon a conversation I had with a current U.S. Congressman in 2003, your deficit numbers are way off! In 2003, The Congressman and I were were discussing the fact the U.S. Government requires us to use GAAP "accrual basis" accounting, yet the Government uses "cash basis" accounting. He told me that, if the truth be known, the actual Government debt is over 54 trillion dollars. Keep in mind, he told me that in 2003. You can imagine what it is currently, or maybe with your expertise, you can calculate it based upon a 54 Trillion deficit in 2003.
    Jun 08 08:16 am |Rating: +24 -2 |Link to Comment
  • False Data Clobbers the Markets [View article]
    ". . . unemployment is still in the 5% range despite a housing meltdown."

    From where was this statistic derived? From the "legal" employment/unemploymen... data?

    What about the millions of "illegal criminal alliens" who are now back in their own countries living like kings, who are NOT counted in the unemployment statistics?

    Just guessing, but probably if you counted the loss of jobs by all the "illegal criminal aliens" in the last couple of years, the true unemployment figures would be closer to 9%, or more!
    Aug 30 09:08 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • The FBI and Mortgages [View article]
    Why the housing crisis?

    My opinion - Cheap labor of Illegal criminal aliens, coupled with criminal employers and mortgage brokers, and very little law enforcement and prosecution of said criminals.
    Aug 27 11:30 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
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