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To: TobagoJack who wrote (71942)	3/13/2011 10:38:55 PM
From: bull_dozer	3 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 220043

Famed economist Martin Armstrong released from jail according to sources In what would be considered one of the most aggregious violation of a man's civil rights, well respected and famed economist Martin Armstrong appears to have finally been released from jail according to numerous sources. Martin Armstrong was sent to prison in 2000 for what was initially a case of fraud against a group of Japanses investors, but his imprisonment did not come due to conviction of charges, but instead, he spent the next seven years in jail because of a contempt of court decision. Seven years for contempt of court? In a recent news account, a man who blatently took a cell phone into a courtroom only received 72 hours of jail for the same offense. ... ... In 2007, Armstrong predicted the market top due to a revolutionary economic model he created called the pi-cycle model. This model also predicts that in June of 2011, the markets will reach a new low in their cycles. Money Week magazine even hailed Armstong as a 'market genius' in March of 2007 after his prediction came true one month earlier. Economist Martin Armstrong appears to have finally been released from prison after 11 years of one of the most troubling cases of judicial irresponsibility in our nations history, and his story is one that gives warning to anyone willing to speak out against the financial powers of the world, and their control over all aspects of government and economic policies. examiner.com