To: carranza2 who wrote (86400 ) 1/25/2012 9:19:04 PM From: Maurice Winn 2 Recommendations Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 217847 C2, this is New Zealand, and this is Tauranga in New Zealand. Revolution does not happen here. People are nice, not revolting. Auckland can get a bit bolshie at times [for New Zealand], but Tauranga people has the world pass it by. Except that the world pops in for a visit, many on cruise ships. If the world's implosion happens, it might not be noticed here other than the cruise ships might not berth, but their absence would not really be noticed. In fact, I'd better get back on Occupy duty. I'm goofing off in the actual office. I would like to have taken a video of the gold man and his conversation yesterday. It really was like a joke set-up of what we have been discussing for a decade here. If TJ had popped out and said, "Smile, you're on candid camera" I'd have not been too surprised. He really did seem to be as well-connected as he claimed. As you know as a lawyer, a bit of cross examination and data testing goes a very long way in veracity determination. He would not have expected to get me knowing what I know sitting there explaining things to him. If we assume he was correct in what he said, we should expect that the financial implosion is a done deal, held off for now, as per Big Ben's printing machine being oiled up for QE III, QE IV, V, VI, the internment camps are being prepared and laws changed to militarily manage civil insurrection, the next reserve currency is under wraps but under construction and will be special drawing rights based something or other, there will be very major economic disruptions leading to more so and compounded to the extent that civil insurrection happens. As you know, self-fulfilling prophecies are a moral hazard - "We have nothing to fear but fear itself". To which the sensible answer is "Yes, true but now that you mention it, I'd better be scared first and excuse me while I make a break for it. " As you know, there's no such thing as a free lunch, but the monetary maniacs have been enjoying umpty$trillion free lunches for decades and they have pretty much run out of time. The game is up. The dilution since this time in 1912, when my father turned 2, has been phenomenal, especially in the last 40 years. $1 in 1912 was real money. $1 in 2012 is not. Mqurice