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To: John Vosilla who wrote (301670)	1/3/2011 10:07:02 PM
From: Skeeter Bug	Read Replies (1) of 306849

>>Dyland Ratigan discusses it daily on MSNBC but with a more uplifting pragmatic hope for the future than this board..more fun than daily doom and gloom here<ng><< dylan used to discussed it for about 1 week as lead anchor on CNBC's prime time show (can't recall the name) and he was promptly removed from the show. now he's off prime time. the message to other anchors - and to dylan - has been sent. there are lines one better not cross or one gets taken off the BIG Capital propaganda box. he does have some good exposes, though. having said that, he either doesn't understand the mathematics of debt based money and our place in the Ponzi scheme or he is concealing it so he can continue to work - that is what eliminates all hope of anything but a collapse of epic proportions, even if the people hope otherwise. >>Ever think that borrowing at the 5% rates and controlling distressed cash flowing assets due to the chaos caused by the bankers most of you (and even I) despise is the best way to not only get back at them, but empower yourself and help society recover from the great recession and put people back to work?<< it mathematically can't work with debt backed money. if you have hope of a sustained recovery then you simply do not understand the problem fully. collapse is 100% assured. it MUST be so. the media sells hope so that you won't be prepared when the collapse comes - and that's exactly where BIG Capital wants you. unprepared and on your knees. as for your plan, it might help a very few people are independently wealthy. however, someone who needs to work to finance the deal (most of us) will likely lose our job and have our assets confiscated in the coming greatest depression.

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