Congress Told: "We're Literally Days Away From Complete Meltdown Of Financial System"

Mori · 09-20-2008, 08:42 AM

This website gave me a chuckle for a moment about this whole ordeal. It presents the 71 Enrons throughout history as well, so in effect this is nothing new. Different cast of characters, same movie.

http://www.enterprisecorruption.com/?page_id=405

It also reminded me of 1933 when U.S corporation decided to sieze all the gold from the public to pay the debts. It's time to dig a hole in the backyard.

stefaan · 09-20-2008, 09:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Mori

It also reminded me of 1933 when U.S corporation decided to sieze all the gold from the public to pay the debts. ...

American then were forbidden to buy gold or trade in gold. Only foreigners could. All the gold went to Ford Knox. Somewhere in 1976 all that gold was gone. Were did it go?
Probably it's in Europe now. Some say it's in Japan.
They call this the greatest theft ever... without the public ever knowing.

Well, there's a theft going on now that maybe will be even greater. It feels to me as if they are institutionalizing great thefts now.

Maybe making the public pay for the "bad banks" won't change much indeed, as mentioned above, since debt is already skyhigh. But as this graph shows clearly, you cannot go on like this. This is a situation that has to explode. That's what they're counting on, isn't it?
And then what happens?

09-20-2008, 08:42 AM	#1
Mori Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 41	Re: Congress Told: "We're Literally Days Away From Complete Meltdown Of Financial Sys This website gave me a chuckle for a moment about this whole ordeal. It presents the 71 Enrons throughout history as well, so in effect this is nothing new. Different cast of characters, same movie. http://www.enterprisecorruption.com/?page_id=405 It also reminded me of 1933 when U.S corporation decided to sieze all the gold from the public to pay the debts. It's time to dig a hole in the backyard.