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Strategies & Market Trends : The coming US dollar crisis
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To: Giordano Bruno who wrote (37348)4/19/2011 2:36:56 PM
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I agree, Gio.

I would add that it's very disturbing that the U.S. government and its corporate owners are so untrustworthy, inappropriately defiant, openly contemptible, treacherous, and blatantly dishonest that many U.S. citizens appear increasingly open to the idea of listening to purported truths and disclosures about the actual disposition of the U.S. economy from Chinese members of the Communist Party in Beijing, rather than their fellow Americans in Washington D.C.

These are dire and frightening times, indeed.

How low can the U.S. government and its corporate owners fall in the eyes of U.S. citizens? We know from polls that fewer than one in five approve of Congress.

Question: What will the rise of prominence among the BRICS nations mean to the U.S. dollar going forward in the short-term?
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