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To: jazz_lover who wrote (233933)12/22/2009 12:02:48 PM
From: Skeeter BugRead Replies (1) | Respond to of 306849
 
jazz, you have the idea. we'ver already hit the limit in the private sector. the government sector is borrowing trillions to try and paper over the implosion in the private sector.

that too will end at some point and then the fireworks begin.

groceries, guns and gold, as they say. try to get your friends to get prepared, too, so they don't come crying when the banks close, the markets close and the grocery stores are cleaned out and can't get credit to fill their shelves.

hopefully, it doesn't happen, but the criminals in charge seem hell bent to loot every last dollar they can and that is the end result of this path.

nobody will miss the fall out, but those that prepare in advance will feel quite fortunate compared to those who have not.

materialism doesn't bring happiness - america is depressed and miserable for the most part.



To: jazz_lover who wrote (233933)12/22/2009 12:33:00 PM
From: SlumdogRespond to of 306849
 
>>So, debt must accelerate to keep the momentum going.<<

>>So, I say let's party like it's 1999 because none of us will escape the hangover no matter what we do.<<

Ya, baby!

If yer gonna go bankrupt, ya might as well run up the debt as high as high as you possibly can, cuz, ya ain't payin!