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To: TobagoJack who wrote (68731)	11/27/2010 10:32:46 PM
From: Maurice Winn	2 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219971

TJ, Financial Relativity Theory involves continuous incremental reset to the benefit of the few at the expense of the many and we should not expect any change soon: <will there be retribution by the people for the people, or will the criminals get away with the loot and manage to zero-state reset the very many for the good of the very few;> Alan Greenspan's and Big Ben's job is to do it slowly enough to avoid frightening the horses, causing a stampede, but fast enough to keep the money tree harvest at Thanksgiving proportions to enable feasting for those at the trough. That process has been proceeding ever since I became aware of money and how it works which is now several decades. When enough have been frightened into gold, silver and piled platinum, then the trends will be reversed and, [oh dear, sad but true], the escapees will be fleeced again in the opposite direction. A zero state reset could lead to unfortunate circumstances. There is already talk of the Federal Reserve being usurped. That would not be good for their cash flow. They can't be too greedy. They have to keep the game on the go. They need to get the Federal deficit under control. They can't go on borrowing and hoping. Mqurice