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To: Hawkmoon who wrote (113218)	7/22/2010 9:07:48 AM
From: TobagoJack	5 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116555

hamoon, hope you learn somethings before it be too late. <<And all of this will become self-evident when the Ponzi scheme that is the Chinese financial system down>> ... name a financial system that is not a ponzi scheme but, truthfully, there are schemes that are no longer good, as in a dollar in gets nil out and there are convolutions that are robusto, meaning a yuan in gets two yuans out was just in qingdao, experienced china economic freedom per maestro al greenputin "gold is economic freedom" and engaged with such in lovely and airy banking hall Message 26701972 in your country, i understand folks engage with economic freedom in grimey pawnshops and decrepit coin dealers, and would be terrified to exit same shops in the sort of neighborhoods where they would naturally be located and make way to home now, is your government encouraging gold ownership? no? why not? answer the question, and the truth would be self evident. oh, and yes, regarding what little you understood of ordos and business cycles and economic strategy, i try to illuminate your path Message 26701998 at some juncture you would have to ask yourself "what do i truly understand?" and stop spewing just so much rubbish <<You don't have freedom unless the politicians are accountable to the people at the voting booth. Those who live in HK might think they are "free", but they have no vote in who actually runs the country from Bejing.>> ... what rot. politicians are held accountable when they fear death. i know of none who are afraid of the voting booth. since when can one equate voting booth with freedom? singapore has the vote, usa has the vote, england has the vote, japan has the vote. but having freedom? you are joking.