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To: koan who wrote (258271)	7/2/2010 11:52:14 PM
From: Skeeter Bug	Respond to of 306849

>>That sounds easy to do. So let's supose you do that. Exactly how does that affect everyone today?<< well, kicking out special interest bankers who own the media and the government is anything but easy. the first concept we have to grasp is that the damage has already been done. the hangover isn't the damage phase, the drunk (bubble) stage is where all the damage is done. the hangover (depression) is the recovery stage. so there is no magic bullet to get out of pain - the name of the game is to minimize the pain. What happens to loans that are out, jobs, and all the fiscal aspects of the countries social and financial systems. What happens to social security, medicade, city and state budgets? Sounds simple, but exactly what do you do; and what happens to people's every day lives when you do it? << it won't be easy, but if the same criminals are running the system in the future, it will be many times worse. these same people privatized rain water in bolivia and charged some people 25% of their income to drink water. Freedom's Vision is here... swarmusa.com the concept is populist and open to any new good idea. but we have to produce more than we consume over the long term - that's a fact we can't get around.