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To: marcher who wrote (23650)5/28/2011 11:33:05 PM
From: LTK0071 Recommendation  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 119361
 
<<The austerity policies being imposed on these countries are unlikely to put serious dents in the fortunes of those who profited from these speculative bubbles.>> At worse but dents in the status of those of the thugs that made fortunes in this Economics of Criminality--reward the crims and rob the innocent----- and for the rest, many will be in major PAIN or Roadkill.
It is the "let them eat cake" economics that preceded the French Revolution, no???????????? Max



To: marcher who wrote (23650)5/29/2011 4:32:12 PM
From: Skeeter Bug3 Recommendations  Respond to of 119361
 
marcher, what they don't mention is that the banks closed and wiped out depositors and the markets wiped out other than insider investors.

so, yeah, they started to grow again - but from a state of poverty where there used to be a strong middle class.

video.google.com

if you don't get it, you will - the same plan is being orchestrated for america.

Big Finance Capital hates your rights and they want your wealth.

wealthy people don't make good slaves.


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