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To: TobagoJack who wrote (47237)	3/8/2009 11:03:19 AM
From: Joe S Pack	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219780

Jay, It is an orgy of decadence that permeates this wastrel society. 1) Here is a family for sale on e-Bay cbsnews.com "Family For Sale A family of five put themselves up for sale on ebay. Father Loren Guerra was laid-off and is hoping to get a corporate sponsorship from the highest bidder. March 5, 2009 5:20 AM" 2) Another example of justice system in this country is as corrupt any third world country. online.wsj.com This shows a two tiered justice system like any other large scale corrupt country. Now wonder this country can profitably employ so many lawyers. Madoff is the hero now. I think his problem is much deeper than what appears on MSM. If he is exposed then it will become clear that NASDAQ (stock other American exchanges) is nothing but a fraudulent execution system living on front running to skim of every one and they willingly allow systemic fraud to make profit for a select few. e are wagering against wastrels such as featured here news.bbc.co.uk , and i feel very comfortable In an above-average house in an upscale neighbourhood of a decidedly well-to-do area, the wine flows, the laughter cascades and the canapes are politely declined. About 15 women are gathered in the spacious kitchen/dining room of this comfortable home in California's Orange County, all showing off their jewellery. Incomes in "The OC" are 25% higher than average for the state and unemployment lower. But even here, the US recession is biting. House prices have fallen nearly 30% in a year and now about one home in every 250 is at risk of foreclosure, or repossession. America's wealthy are hurting, so this is a get-together with a difference: a gold party. Guests bring old unwanted jewellery and sell it. It is tupperware for tough times. Not so much a bring-and-buy as a bye-to-bling. Erin Stevenson says the parties are a fun way to sell gold ...