blisterchicken's Comments RSS Syndication from SeekingAlpha.com http://seekingalpha.comuser/276109/comments http://seekingalpha.com/article/112705-southeastern-asset-management-10-reasons-to-be-bullish-on-stocks?source=feed#comment-342675 342675 Wed, 31 Dec 2008 12:32:15 -0500 http://seekingalpha.com/article/112574-2009-year-of-the-ox-and-what-that-means-for-the-markets?source=feed#comment-341396 341396
Kinda like calling a Yugo Salesman a poor engineer.

As far as shooting wars. Well, Israel has got to chill out. I don't have a full grasp of the conflict over there, but I'm going to assume Stephen Speilburg does. If anyone saw Munich, it looks like his opinion is that Israel isn't acting very Jewish, and he basically blames their escalated revenge for the increased extremism in terrorism.

Notice oil go up a bit when Israel started to attack Gaza?

And it's a pretty brutal policy they have. It's not like they are attacking hardened military targets like Saddams Bunkers in Iraq. They are blasting the crap out of slum neighborhoods. And yes, I know they are going after Hamas, but it seems to me if they backed off, and started treating the Palistinians like humans, maybe even started feeding them...it would deflate the Hamas & eventually end their terror.

Terror attacks in Iraq have decreased because the current commander understands this.

As far as a worldwide economic crisis. Well, we were sold the idea that downsizing was good, and that porting all of our manufacturing jobs to a communist country with virtual slaze labor was a good trade off for profits.

I predicted this was unsustainable and dangerous. Germany was uch more technically advance that the allies were in WW2, but the USA being a huge industrialized society just out built the Nazi war machine. Does a Sherman Tank hold a candle to a Panzer? Not a chance. But to 3 Shermans out gun a PAnzer...Damn right...(And OK, we had Patton and Eisenhower).

As far as needing more Marxism...well, in my opinion, the liberal use of Marxism is what has got us in this situation, ie my above example of porting away jobs to a communist counrty. It has sucked the middle class dry, and the short sighted captains of industry are loosing the subjects within their realm whom to sell their goods.

Now proper regulation is needed in several industries. Mainly the media! We have a Mediocracy in America now. Did you notice that the FCC regulations were passed, THEN NAFTA was shoved down out throats. They got rid of most of the dissenting opinion by making the media a big conglomerate tool for corporate adgenda driven greed. It's the huge corporations that are greedy, not some originator who sits in an office making phone calls all day.

The corporations have the rights of a person in court. So if you every go up against one, you are going against a multiheaded monster. Likewise when botton line profit is the ONLY focus of a corporation, what do we end up with...run away greed.

We need to figure out a way where companies are accountable to their local, and global communites in regards to ethics and human rights. Sounds a little hippy dippy, but in fact this is already somehting that is starting with many corpoations.]]> Tue, 30 Dec 2008 10:22:57 -0500
Kinda like calling a Yugo Salesman a poor engineer.

As far as shooting wars. Well, Israel has got to chill out. I don't have a full grasp of the conflict over there, but I'm going to assume Stephen Speilburg does. If anyone saw Munich, it looks like his opinion is that Israel isn't acting very Jewish, and he basically blames their escalated revenge for the increased extremism in terrorism.

Notice oil go up a bit when Israel started to attack Gaza?

And it's a pretty brutal policy they have. It's not like they are attacking hardened military targets like Saddams Bunkers in Iraq. They are blasting the crap out of slum neighborhoods. And yes, I know they are going after Hamas, but it seems to me if they backed off, and started treating the Palistinians like humans, maybe even started feeding them...it would deflate the Hamas & eventually end their terror.

Terror attacks in Iraq have decreased because the current commander understands this.

As far as a worldwide economic crisis. Well, we were sold the idea that downsizing was good, and that porting all of our manufacturing jobs to a communist country with virtual slaze labor was a good trade off for profits.

I predicted this was unsustainable and dangerous. Germany was uch more technically advance that the allies were in WW2, but the USA being a huge industrialized society just out built the Nazi war machine. Does a Sherman Tank hold a candle to a Panzer? Not a chance. But to 3 Shermans out gun a PAnzer...Damn right...(And OK, we had Patton and Eisenhower).

As far as needing more Marxism...well, in my opinion, the liberal use of Marxism is what has got us in this situation, ie my above example of porting away jobs to a communist counrty. It has sucked the middle class dry, and the short sighted captains of industry are loosing the subjects within their realm whom to sell their goods.

Now proper regulation is needed in several industries. Mainly the media! We have a Mediocracy in America now. Did you notice that the FCC regulations were passed, THEN NAFTA was shoved down out throats. They got rid of most of the dissenting opinion by making the media a big conglomerate tool for corporate adgenda driven greed. It's the huge corporations that are greedy, not some originator who sits in an office making phone calls all day.

The corporations have the rights of a person in court. So if you every go up against one, you are going against a multiheaded monster. Likewise when botton line profit is the ONLY focus of a corporation, what do we end up with...run away greed.

We need to figure out a way where companies are accountable to their local, and global communites in regards to ethics and human rights. Sounds a little hippy dippy, but in fact this is already somehting that is starting with many corpoations.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/112458-wall-street-breakfast-must-know-news?source=feed#comment-340461 340461
Please!

Hopefully we will see this as action that we can call them on they're BS finally as it's already been established that criticising Israel does not make one an anti-semite.]]> Mon, 29 Dec 2008 10:41:39 -0500
Please!

Hopefully we will see this as action that we can call them on they're BS finally as it's already been established that criticising Israel does not make one an anti-semite.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/108952-what-plaxico-burress-teaches-you-about-portfolio-management?source=feed#comment-319873 319873
There are so many more positive things you can do with money besides guns & nightclubs.

Like fake guns & indie film for instance!

Probabaly make a decent indie film that turns a profit for a month's worth of his BS.]]> Wed, 03 Dec 2008 11:16:12 -0500
There are so many more positive things you can do with money besides guns & nightclubs.

Like fake guns & indie film for instance!

Probabaly make a decent indie film that turns a profit for a month's worth of his BS.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/107843-wall-street-breakfast-must-know-news?source=feed#comment-314530 314530
Hell, I'll run with you!

Outofchips/Blisterchic... 2012

But, if the goon are still in charge...all I can say is that if they are dumping cash into loans, this supports my intuition about going to grad school. By the time I'm done we should be honky dory!]]> Tue, 25 Nov 2008 09:30:17 -0500
Hell, I'll run with you!

Outofchips/Blisterchic... 2012

But, if the goon are still in charge...all I can say is that if they are dumping cash into loans, this supports my intuition about going to grad school. By the time I'm done we should be honky dory!]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/104712-what-companies-will-benefit-from-obama-s-vision?source=feed#comment-300100 300100
For a lot of Americans the issues are the rampant greed that unfetter capitalism has wrought, the collapse of the dollar and a call for backing it with something real, and the loss of real jobs here in American because of NAFTA & PFTA.

Since our money was taken off gold, it has been tied to our ability to create wealth and produce goods. Well, what brainwave didn't see this comming when we farmed out most of our manufacturing jobs?]]> Fri, 07 Nov 2008 10:31:51 -0500
For a lot of Americans the issues are the rampant greed that unfetter capitalism has wrought, the collapse of the dollar and a call for backing it with something real, and the loss of real jobs here in American because of NAFTA & PFTA.

Since our money was taken off gold, it has been tied to our ability to create wealth and produce goods. Well, what brainwave didn't see this comming when we farmed out most of our manufacturing jobs?]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/104382-a-capitalist-reformation?source=feed#comment-299409 299409
How are we going to reclaim our status as the kings of manufacturing with the Damage NAFTA & China have done to our economy?

Do tell!]]> Thu, 06 Nov 2008 11:08:08 -0500
How are we going to reclaim our status as the kings of manufacturing with the Damage NAFTA & China have done to our economy?

Do tell!]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/103832-u-s-manufacturing-in-freefall?source=feed#comment-297988 297988
So was Ross Perot. This makes it easier to sleep at night knowing I voted for him.

The sad truth is that Americans are so apathetic they don't even remember Perot's clarion call warning before this mess started. Does anyone remember the extensive speaking tour and TV appearances of Perot? Does anyone remember what he said?

He said once NAFTA is passed you will hear a big sucking sound, and that sound will be the loss of Jobs in the USA. Wow! And he wasn't even aware of PFTA with China. That has made it worse.

We need to ask what sovereignty is supposed to be. My feelings are that we will loose most of it in an American Union Sham. We may have our Bill of Right suspended as early as 2010 under this new “Union”.

And gee how convenient that our economy will be so screwed by then that the Sheeple masses will go along with it.

Change? Yeah you bet!

I just have a strong feeling their not going to get away with this one.
]]> Tue, 04 Nov 2008 10:05:19 -0500
So was Ross Perot. This makes it easier to sleep at night knowing I voted for him.

The sad truth is that Americans are so apathetic they don't even remember Perot's clarion call warning before this mess started. Does anyone remember the extensive speaking tour and TV appearances of Perot? Does anyone remember what he said?

He said once NAFTA is passed you will hear a big sucking sound, and that sound will be the loss of Jobs in the USA. Wow! And he wasn't even aware of PFTA with China. That has made it worse.

We need to ask what sovereignty is supposed to be. My feelings are that we will loose most of it in an American Union Sham. We may have our Bill of Right suspended as early as 2010 under this new “Union”.

And gee how convenient that our economy will be so screwed by then that the Sheeple masses will go along with it.

Change? Yeah you bet!

I just have a strong feeling their not going to get away with this one.
]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/103231-wall-street-breakfast-must-know-news?source=feed#comment-295024 295024
Why aren't we having a big investigation and congressional hearings about this?

Bail out? How about a find out? And get some accountability to ferret out the people who are behind this.

The runaway greed is amazing and sadly short sighted. Ralph Nader called for investigations into this. And also he pointed out that the treasury secretary is in bed with all his Wall Street buddie

Makes me happy I voted for Ron Paul. And let’s not forget our mind control media who ignored Paul & Nader. They are to blame here in a big way.

But I suppose the entire world is due for a huge change. I couldn't imagine on a global scale at least, people putting up with the way corporations have become these big greedy life eating machines. Since Americans seems to set trends worldwide, I look at this situation as a good opportunity to enact a fundamental change at the way we look at the dynamic between corporations and people.

Also, I kind of have to laugh at Europe through this. An entire WEEK went by where they were lambasting the US for its failed free markets, and then look what happened to their system. Pretty funny.

But bottom line here there is a change that will occur, and I don’t mean Obama. In fact if Obama wins, he will probably extend the life of the current system.

There are 575 people who are responsible for this mess. And it wouldn’t surprise me at all when the crows come home to roost on their lawns.
]]> Fri, 31 Oct 2008 10:01:22 -0400
Why aren't we having a big investigation and congressional hearings about this?

Bail out? How about a find out? And get some accountability to ferret out the people who are behind this.

The runaway greed is amazing and sadly short sighted. Ralph Nader called for investigations into this. And also he pointed out that the treasury secretary is in bed with all his Wall Street buddie

Makes me happy I voted for Ron Paul. And let’s not forget our mind control media who ignored Paul & Nader. They are to blame here in a big way.

But I suppose the entire world is due for a huge change. I couldn't imagine on a global scale at least, people putting up with the way corporations have become these big greedy life eating machines. Since Americans seems to set trends worldwide, I look at this situation as a good opportunity to enact a fundamental change at the way we look at the dynamic between corporations and people.

Also, I kind of have to laugh at Europe through this. An entire WEEK went by where they were lambasting the US for its failed free markets, and then look what happened to their system. Pretty funny.

But bottom line here there is a change that will occur, and I don’t mean Obama. In fact if Obama wins, he will probably extend the life of the current system.

There are 575 people who are responsible for this mess. And it wouldn’t surprise me at all when the crows come home to roost on their lawns.
]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/102272-around-the-economic-globe-in-five-minutes?source=feed#comment-292309 292309 Tue, 28 Oct 2008 09:29:52 -0400 http://seekingalpha.com/article/101661-greed-kills-and-other-observations?source=feed#comment-289561 289561
If the latter is the case I disagree with one specific point. That is the No tax money should be involved. I say that because it is absolutely disgusting that the same companies who foreclosed on families because they wouldn't renegotiate their loans with people in strife were the ones who were bailed out. Makes no sense at all.

Granted, some of these loans should have never been written. 550 credit scores getting stated income stated asset loans? How risky was that? It was all short sighted greed game. Bust these poeple over the head for 4-8 points on a $150K property without a care if they could actually afford it. Craziness.

Then we have the pay-option ARM. Yikes! That to me is the single most destructive laon out there. But the profits were huge! How could a loan officer resist?]]> Fri, 24 Oct 2008 10:53:39 -0400
If the latter is the case I disagree with one specific point. That is the No tax money should be involved. I say that because it is absolutely disgusting that the same companies who foreclosed on families because they wouldn't renegotiate their loans with people in strife were the ones who were bailed out. Makes no sense at all.

Granted, some of these loans should have never been written. 550 credit scores getting stated income stated asset loans? How risky was that? It was all short sighted greed game. Bust these poeple over the head for 4-8 points on a $150K property without a care if they could actually afford it. Craziness.

Then we have the pay-option ARM. Yikes! That to me is the single most destructive laon out there. But the profits were huge! How could a loan officer resist?]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/100641-usa-the-biggest-obstacle-to-global-banking-regulation?source=feed#comment-286250 286250
Classic problem/reaction/solut... model playing out here. Seems created to gives us a solution that will benefit the world's top 1%.

Problem: credit markets in the USA are almost forzen

Reaction: American People "Oh no...please save us."

Solution: Well how about a nifty world banking regulation to help the good ole USA.

There are way too many good guys around to let this happen.

I'd like to see American Invest in local stock markets. Yeah the yields up at the NYSE are huge, but people will strengthen their communities by investing locally. ]]> Mon, 20 Oct 2008 10:10:42 -0400
Classic problem/reaction/solut... model playing out here. Seems created to gives us a solution that will benefit the world's top 1%.

Problem: credit markets in the USA are almost forzen

Reaction: American People "Oh no...please save us."

Solution: Well how about a nifty world banking regulation to help the good ole USA.

There are way too many good guys around to let this happen.

I'd like to see American Invest in local stock markets. Yeah the yields up at the NYSE are huge, but people will strengthen their communities by investing locally. ]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/99711-welcome-to-the-google-economy?source=feed#comment-282184 282184
We are going through a money reformation. Wow imagine that bring ethics to the business world.

I'm still doing well because I've always practiced the Golden Rule. Treat others the way you want to be treated. ]]> Tue, 14 Oct 2008 13:12:52 -0400
We are going through a money reformation. Wow imagine that bring ethics to the business world.

I'm still doing well because I've always practiced the Golden Rule. Treat others the way you want to be treated. ]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/99657-there-s-no-way-to-go-back-to-business-as-usual?source=feed#comment-281305 281305
I wander when the US Forces will figure out whats going on, and do what they were swron in to do. Defend our country from all enemies, foreign and domestic.

Maybe it's because I was a Marine, but the thought of seeing a Marine General, or Navy Admiral, (yes I'm biased) on TV telling us that they've arrested all the people responsible for this mess would not bother me at all. I could see them doing a clean sweep, and reorganizing everything just to simply get our constitution back as the MAIN focus of our goverment's motivation. Their focus now seems to be greed.

Also, you have all these media enablers that are to blame. The talking heads and also the sensationalism and hero worship of greed is amazing.

Where is a man like Smedley Butler when you need him?]]> Mon, 13 Oct 2008 11:24:50 -0400
I wander when the US Forces will figure out whats going on, and do what they were swron in to do. Defend our country from all enemies, foreign and domestic.

Maybe it's because I was a Marine, but the thought of seeing a Marine General, or Navy Admiral, (yes I'm biased) on TV telling us that they've arrested all the people responsible for this mess would not bother me at all. I could see them doing a clean sweep, and reorganizing everything just to simply get our constitution back as the MAIN focus of our goverment's motivation. Their focus now seems to be greed.

Also, you have all these media enablers that are to blame. The talking heads and also the sensationalism and hero worship of greed is amazing.

Where is a man like Smedley Butler when you need him?]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/99657-there-s-no-way-to-go-back-to-business-as-usual?source=feed#comment-281298 281298
When I worked at Stennis Space center on an SAIC contract for the National Data Buoy Center, a guy bragged to me about how he was on a junk project. Thought it was funny and brag worthy that for 2 years they showed up to work each day and worked about 2 hours, then screwed off. It was some sort of engineering project as I remember, and they basically bought a bunch of pre-made items, and re-assembled them.

I remember sitting there looking at this guy who was 20 years my senior and thinking...what the hell?

Also met many Defense Contractors for the Space Laser program. They had a computer animated presentation that they paid some big Hollywood Special FX firm $100K of OUR money!!! And the smug arrogance of the contractors was amazing!

I like Smedley Butler's idea that we should pull in all of our "forward" positions and only defend the USA with a set perimeter. The DOD and the cost of keeping people deployed all over the world is immense. And his War is A Racket speech is something that can now be paraphrased to central control of banks.

I think the whole thing is a big Ponzi Scheme! We need to gut it and revamp our entire money system. Base it on sustainable forests, clean air and water, clean power! Seems to me, that would be the only way corporations will be able to exist and allow humans to be on the same planet.

So as the enternal optimist, let me just say...this crisis is a good thing! It's going to spur in a new economy.]]> Mon, 13 Oct 2008 11:16:18 -0400
When I worked at Stennis Space center on an SAIC contract for the National Data Buoy Center, a guy bragged to me about how he was on a junk project. Thought it was funny and brag worthy that for 2 years they showed up to work each day and worked about 2 hours, then screwed off. It was some sort of engineering project as I remember, and they basically bought a bunch of pre-made items, and re-assembled them.

I remember sitting there looking at this guy who was 20 years my senior and thinking...what the hell?

Also met many Defense Contractors for the Space Laser program. They had a computer animated presentation that they paid some big Hollywood Special FX firm $100K of OUR money!!! And the smug arrogance of the contractors was amazing!

I like Smedley Butler's idea that we should pull in all of our "forward" positions and only defend the USA with a set perimeter. The DOD and the cost of keeping people deployed all over the world is immense. And his War is A Racket speech is something that can now be paraphrased to central control of banks.

I think the whole thing is a big Ponzi Scheme! We need to gut it and revamp our entire money system. Base it on sustainable forests, clean air and water, clean power! Seems to me, that would be the only way corporations will be able to exist and allow humans to be on the same planet.

So as the enternal optimist, let me just say...this crisis is a good thing! It's going to spur in a new economy.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/99437-prefer-a-yield-cramer-s-lightning-round-10-10-08?source=feed#comment-281259 281259 Mon, 13 Oct 2008 10:43:43 -0400 http://seekingalpha.com/article/99355-it-s-too-late-for-tax-cuts-now-s-the-time-to-increase-government-spending?source=feed#comment-279188 279188
You said, "A hefty portion of this current rotten crop of politicians Democrats and Republicans must go and that will take time. I do not expect anything meaningful from this Congress that will largely stay in power or a from a McCain or Obama Presidency. "

Yeah no doubt!

]]> Fri, 10 Oct 2008 14:11:38 -0400
You said, "A hefty portion of this current rotten crop of politicians Democrats and Republicans must go and that will take time. I do not expect anything meaningful from this Congress that will largely stay in power or a from a McCain or Obama Presidency. "

Yeah no doubt!

]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/99355-it-s-too-late-for-tax-cuts-now-s-the-time-to-increase-government-spending?source=feed#comment-278826 278826
Essentially our money is backed by our SSN numbers and our ability to create wealth & work. Well, there you go, enact NAFTA & PFTA and watch all our wealth trickle away to other countries.

Ross Perot call that one! And the latest person who saw this sinking ship situation is Ron Paul. He specifically called for backing money with precious metals.

The crisis we are going through now is the result of years of shortsightedness from Wall Street. Now we are paying for the short view they took on profit by looking at how much their "year" would improve by all that outsourcing.

Sure stocks went wild in the 90s and it was said to be a great time. But I personally know of 4 people who lost good blue collar jobs. We were soldd the idea and we all bought it.

Basically I've learned that whatever the talking heads are pushing and making excuses for is something the silent majority should stand up and demand does NOT happen. So here we are now, just got sold the 700 Billion Bailout package, and like someone above said, it's like trying to put out a fire with gasoline!

How about an Emergency Tax exemption for everyone! And a 700 million bailout for all the poor souls who have lost their homes, help our cities, and wow, subsidizing a nationwide highspeed mag-lev rail. That at least would create a ton of REAL jobs.

And hell, lets take some of the $700 Billion and build a nice memorial to Smedley Butler. He's the USMC general who won the Metal of Honor twice. HE also gave the speech, War is a Racket. He identified the greed and depravity of the same ilk that has caused this travesty back before WW2.

Now with that said, I still believe in Capitalism, and I still think we will see a grand time ahead. However, I strongly feel we are going to need something close to a massive upheaval of our current money policy, trade policy, and god help us all, our energy policy.

Bernake is commanding a sinking ship, and you can't buy a $700 billion dollar make over for a pig either!

So to fix this we would need to recall all those outsourced jobs! And we all know thats not going to happen. So what then?

Use the governemnts money and power to create situations for people to prosper in, IE - Mag-Lev, wind farms, & solar-construction. Don't use our tax money to fix a system that is flawed, or at least was wrecked by NAFTA & PFTA.

Essentially we need the Taxpayers to retake our country! Right now our policies are too infested with the greed of individuals with limited forsight. We need peopel in power, (CEO's included!) who have a vision for the next 50 years. Then we need to do everything we can to get there.

These short term gain & fixes are destroying the USA.]]> Fri, 10 Oct 2008 10:05:22 -0400
Essentially our money is backed by our SSN numbers and our ability to create wealth & work. Well, there you go, enact NAFTA & PFTA and watch all our wealth trickle away to other countries.

Ross Perot call that one! And the latest person who saw this sinking ship situation is Ron Paul. He specifically called for backing money with precious metals.

The crisis we are going through now is the result of years of shortsightedness from Wall Street. Now we are paying for the short view they took on profit by looking at how much their "year" would improve by all that outsourcing.

Sure stocks went wild in the 90s and it was said to be a great time. But I personally know of 4 people who lost good blue collar jobs. We were soldd the idea and we all bought it.

Basically I've learned that whatever the talking heads are pushing and making excuses for is something the silent majority should stand up and demand does NOT happen. So here we are now, just got sold the 700 Billion Bailout package, and like someone above said, it's like trying to put out a fire with gasoline!

How about an Emergency Tax exemption for everyone! And a 700 million bailout for all the poor souls who have lost their homes, help our cities, and wow, subsidizing a nationwide highspeed mag-lev rail. That at least would create a ton of REAL jobs.

And hell, lets take some of the $700 Billion and build a nice memorial to Smedley Butler. He's the USMC general who won the Metal of Honor twice. HE also gave the speech, War is a Racket. He identified the greed and depravity of the same ilk that has caused this travesty back before WW2.

Now with that said, I still believe in Capitalism, and I still think we will see a grand time ahead. However, I strongly feel we are going to need something close to a massive upheaval of our current money policy, trade policy, and god help us all, our energy policy.

Bernake is commanding a sinking ship, and you can't buy a $700 billion dollar make over for a pig either!

So to fix this we would need to recall all those outsourced jobs! And we all know thats not going to happen. So what then?

Use the governemnts money and power to create situations for people to prosper in, IE - Mag-Lev, wind farms, & solar-construction. Don't use our tax money to fix a system that is flawed, or at least was wrecked by NAFTA & PFTA.

Essentially we need the Taxpayers to retake our country! Right now our policies are too infested with the greed of individuals with limited forsight. We need peopel in power, (CEO's included!) who have a vision for the next 50 years. Then we need to do everything we can to get there.

These short term gain & fixes are destroying the USA.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/99090-the-beginning-of-the-endgame-for-monetary-policy-redux?source=feed#comment-277247 277247
The old guard thought that the industrial revolution was going to last forever so they sold us into slavery. Your Social Security Number is what used to prop up the dollar because we were able to create wealth. Now that our factories are in China, what are we creating?

We've all been had!

Hopefully the rumors that Google will soon, (2-3 years) go live with a fiber optic WWW free broadcast will change the worlds economy so much it will litterally allow people to sidestep these economic butchers.

This bogus creation of money is destroying us.

Ron Paul was right!]]> Wed, 08 Oct 2008 17:40:37 -0400
The old guard thought that the industrial revolution was going to last forever so they sold us into slavery. Your Social Security Number is what used to prop up the dollar because we were able to create wealth. Now that our factories are in China, what are we creating?

We've all been had!

Hopefully the rumors that Google will soon, (2-3 years) go live with a fiber optic WWW free broadcast will change the worlds economy so much it will litterally allow people to sidestep these economic butchers.

This bogus creation of money is destroying us.

Ron Paul was right!]]>