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To: Valuepro who wrote (287882)	10/30/2010 2:44:14 PM
From: Skeeter Bug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

VP, the source isn't that important, the message is. btw, the quote you posted effectively shines the light on our debt based monetary system that REQUIRES DEBT FOR MONEY TO EXIST (save coins). EXCELLENT ADVICE THAT WE IGNORED AND WILL BE OUR END. it is key to understand the monetary structure and how debt backed money is a societal asset stripping mechanism. let me draw an analogy. there is one casino in town and you have to borrow chips to play. the interest on those chips is 10% per hour. what is the ultimate outcome for the players in that casinno? does this mean someone can't win a big jack pot in the casino and say "hey, i did it, everyone can do it?" is that statement true for all the players? who ends up with all the chips in the end? our monetary system function identically, but the interest rate and time frame is sent to slowly bring the frog's water to boil instead of pouring boiling water on the from in the pot. this is no accident - AND HOME OWNERS DIDN'T SET UP THIS SYSTEM. the same bankers (and bank controllers) that committed predatory lending fraud, ratings fraud, securities fraud (sold same mortgages multiple times, sold known trash as AAA, made false claims on the security), insurance fraud, forgery before the court, state tax/fee law and who knows what else.