The Libya Crisis, the real game plan

[Marsila]

For the past two years i have been reading or watching a lot of Adrian Salbuchi's work, and his advise to change any fiat money into gold or land or a touchable asset a few years ago was right in place.

he's usually right to about current affairs, so i believe what he says about this.

Given how one middle eastern country is allowed to rebel but another isn't leaves anyone suspicious of who this is really benefiting.

ttrsc3wsII

and in case i did that wrong here's the link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ttrsc3wsII

the sound quality isn't so good, but you can still hear him.

[Marsila]

sorry i don't know how to link it properly, but if you click the link what he says in the last minute or so is really interesting. makes us remember no one is really as weak as they are led to think!

[ktlight]

sorry i don't know how to link it properly, but if you click the link what he says in the last minute or so is really interesting. makes us remember no one is really as weak as they are led to think!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ttrsc3wsII

[Marikins]

Marsila, Thanks so much for this great analysis of the Libyan conflict. It confirms what we could read between the lines of main stream media reports. The last minute odf the video was inspirational.

[Teresa]

Thanks Marsila, excellent video. I have bookmarked Adrian Salbuchi's project site, I like it a lot :

http://secondrepublicproject.com/blog/category/the-project/

[Marsila]

@ktlight...thanks a million :D

@Teresa, my pleasure. that is an inspiring things he's doing....creating an alternative instead of fighting the existing.

he also has his own website (type his name) and you will find a lot of good material. he knows they spread a lot of doom and gloom, but easily explains why it's isn't as gloomy as we're lead to think