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To: NOW who wrote (254336)	6/15/2010 12:36:38 PM
From: ajtj99	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

No, I am not wrong. My friends and I are not collecting yet, and we will not know if it is broke before we collect until that day arrives. Slow down and read before you respond.

To: NOW who wrote (254336)	6/15/2010 2:31:08 PM
From: Skeeter Bug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

NOW, in theory, you are right. the people have paid in a lot more than has been taken out for ss or mc services. in practice, you couldn't be more wrong b/c the government looters have already stolen all the excess money - IT ISN'T THERE. while it is true that service didn't eat up the money, it is also true there is no money there and only increased taxes or devalued dollar will pay for said services. that means it is broken as increased taxes will collapse the economy and a devalued dollar will eventually do the same. i never thought i'd see a dollar in ss or mc in spite of paying in for decades - and i still think i'm right even though i wish i were wrong. the criminal vultures consolidate wealth via government, they loot the real wealth and then they pay out services with debt - owed to them! it is a criminal system where the government has literally declared financial war on the people and the people are so out of touch that they won't realize it until they are dead broke and out in the street.

To: NOW who wrote (254336)	6/15/2010 2:49:38 PM
From: Jim McMannis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

There is no government debt or deficit spending too?

To: NOW who wrote (254336)	6/15/2010 2:53:55 PM
From: Skeeter Bug	Respond to of 306849

i was listening to a recent kingworldnews.com interview and the guy gave a scenario that i think has the highest likelihood of playing out. 1. structural deflation continues. 2. government inflationary policies continue to counteract structural deflationary pressure. 3. at some point with the next 5 years, we get lehman x 10 or x 20. 4. the government is broke and can't bail out the banks any more. 5. the criminal IMF and world bank will be all that is left (even though they only possess the ability to create money from nothing) to "save the day" from the implosion they designed (most folks can't figure this out and the MSM won't tell them). they will offer to "save" the world by issuing a new currency, but only by wiping out wealth and debt in the various world currencies. in short, don't expect a 70s style inflation. expect more of what we've seen until the system breaks even worse - and then hope you are prepared b/c that is when the wealth and debt (probably just your wealth, but not your debt) will be wiped clean and the criminal bankers will have their one world currency. any nation not in this monetary system is being attacked and conquered.