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Strategies & Market Trends : The coming US dollar crisis -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Giordano Bruno who wrote (32094)	11/12/2010 11:46:52 PM
From: Real Man	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 71452

Well, they will invite ex-Goldmanite to manage their Sovereign Wealth fund. There is no escape. Got it? -g- There is a second message also. In a financial crisis like this one everybody is stiffed, although, certainly, some more than others, and a few actually benefitted from the crisis. The vast majority in the US and elsewhere saw their wealth diminished, whether that wealth was imaginary or real, large or tiny, bankster related or not. A few people just learned how to swim well in these turbulent waters, some just got plain lucky. A few were crooks who are still at large. There is an overall tendency toward violence in turbulent times, namely, if wealth was there and is no longer there, then it was "stolen" by some evil banksters or someone else. Truth is, evil banksters were hit very hard by the chitwave as well, and many still don't know what hit 'em. That's what it truly was and is - a chitwave. Everybody is submerged, with no exceptions. -g/ng- And yes, 2008 was just the first chitwave, another one is on the way! Which is why... I am reluctant to blame and lynch "the criminals". Yes, the chitwave was caused by wrong policies that contributed to huge debt and global trade imbalances. In particular, both kicking the can (shortening recession by providing fiscal stimulus without regard for it's consequences) and Greenspan put were quite instrumental in building these imbalances.