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To: saveslivesbyday who wrote (282264)	10/9/2010 3:30:13 PM
From: Skeeter Bug	Respond to of 306849

>>That's why Bernanke can't sleep at night.<< no, bernanke knows exactly what he's doing. he doesn't sleep well because he's scared more people will begin to see the truth that is so obvious to me and he may be treated like the treasonous traitor that he is. bernanke knows everything damon explains here... Debunking Money (#1): Money, Myth, and Bernankeavelli youtube.com bernanke is a criminal, not some over educated dolt. you think big capital would make some idiot the most powerful man in the world and the guy who runs lead on their SYSTEMATIC SOCIETAL ASSET STRIPPING OPERATION? NO WAY! BERNANKE IS MAFIA ALL THE WAY! CON MAN EXTRAORDINAIRE! PMs will hold value over the long term (they always have), but make sure that you have the essentials because the market for unessentials will disappear and you won't want to give up a gold coin for two 10 lbs of chicken breast to feed your starving family. also, you have to be careful about "holding cash." keeping it in the bank will cause you to lose it when confidence is lost in the banks - and that will likely happen at some point. keeping too much cash at home might mean the "authorities" (mobsters who want to control your life) might deem you a criminal drug dealer or some such. even though PMs may lose value from its current levels, it will be worth something at any given point. a gold coin costing $1350 can still be traded for 10 chicken breasts while $100k lost in a closed bank can buy buptkis.