Huh? you call these little Gulf conflicts wars? LOLOL!!! Have you read a single book on the 20s-30s-40s?? Hint: "Casablanca" does not count. Have you LIVED anywhere outside of peachy USA? Jezuz Christ, I am not really sure you know what real hardship is!!!
On Apr 09 10:37 PM Bill S. Friend wrote:
> Laugh Out Loud indeed. The paralells are certainly there including > a huge expenditure on a war on two fronts. Unemployment is still > rising and a social unrest is brooding as Wall Street raids the nations > coffers. The government continues to fudge the numbers and Bernake > cannot answer the questions while looking you in the eye. History > is all we have to draw comparison, and we would be foolish not to > learn from our mistakes.
LOL! another gold bug peddling his book. There is a myriad reasons why today is not 1923. I would say one small difference to start with is we have not lost a World War yet (with huge "loser" payments to the winners), and do not have a pre-revolutionary situation at home with 30% unemployment. Thats the small reason. Another one, we dont have a gold standard either. Also, I think it would be even more fun to go as far back as the American revolution times, to makes things even more interesting, why not??? And while we are at it, why not draw parallels with Roman Empire, there got to be plenty of those, no??
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and yet, seems like your strategies rely heavily on option trading. maybe its wise to rethink that.
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On Apr 09 10:37 PM Bill S. Friend wrote:
> Laugh Out Loud indeed. The paralells are certainly there including
> a huge expenditure on a war on two fronts. Unemployment is still
> rising and a social unrest is brooding as Wall Street raids the nations
> coffers. The government continues to fudge the numbers and Bernake
> cannot answer the questions while looking you in the eye. History
> is all we have to draw comparison, and we would be foolish not to
> learn from our mistakes.
Are We More Like 1932 - or 1923? [View article]