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[quote=TheBreeze]My new strategy is to just vote out all the incumbents. If I’m really feeling crazy I might write in Ron Paul. Both major parties are full of asshats.[/quote]

I couldn’t agree with you more. There’s one 3-word solution to the mess we’re in:

END THE FED!

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[quote=TheBreeze]My new strategy is to just vote out all the incumbents. If I’m really feeling crazy I might write in Ron Paul. Both major parties are full of asshats.[/quote]

I couldn’t agree with you more. There’s one 3-word solution to the mess we’re in:

END THE FED!

[greekfire]

[quote=TheBreeze]My new strategy is to just vote out all the incumbents. If I’m really feeling crazy I might write in Ron Paul. Both major parties are full of asshats.[/quote]

I couldn’t agree with you more. There’s one 3-word solution to the mess we’re in:

END THE FED!

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[quote=urbanrealtor]However, despite his belief of what is and what should be, economic management is a big part of the job of policy-makers.
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That’s the polar opposite of what Ron Paul and the Austrian School economists have been railing against for decades. Government bureaucrats and central economic planners aren’t smart enough to manage the economy and fix prices. Free markets are much more efficient at determining prices.

[greekfire]

[quote=urbanrealtor]However, despite his belief of what is and what should be, economic management is a big part of the job of policy-makers.
[/quote]

That’s the polar opposite of what Ron Paul and the Austrian School economists have been railing against for decades. Government bureaucrats and central economic planners aren’t smart enough to manage the economy and fix prices. Free markets are much more efficient at determining prices.

[greekfire]

[quote=urbanrealtor]However, despite his belief of what is and what should be, economic management is a big part of the job of policy-makers.
[/quote]

That’s the polar opposite of what Ron Paul and the Austrian School economists have been railing against for decades. Government bureaucrats and central economic planners aren’t smart enough to manage the economy and fix prices. Free markets are much more efficient at determining prices.

[greekfire]

[quote=urbanrealtor]However, despite his belief of what is and what should be, economic management is a big part of the job of policy-makers.
[/quote]

That’s the polar opposite of what Ron Paul and the Austrian School economists have been railing against for decades. Government bureaucrats and central economic planners aren’t smart enough to manage the economy and fix prices. Free markets are much more efficient at determining prices.

[greekfire]

[quote=urbanrealtor]However, despite his belief of what is and what should be, economic management is a big part of the job of policy-makers.
[/quote]

That’s the polar opposite of what Ron Paul and the Austrian School economists have been railing against for decades. Government bureaucrats and central economic planners aren’t smart enough to manage the economy and fix prices. Free markets are much more efficient at determining prices.

[greekfire]

This video clip isn’t a direct answer to your question, but it is useful nonetheless.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQsC-F9YRxk

It is Ron Paul on CNN American Morning today talking about the financial cluster bomb that we are in. At about the 4:15 mark Ron Paul starts to talk about the pyramiding of derivatives and how Warren Buffet says that he stays away from them because they are so complex.

[greekfire]

This video clip isn’t a direct answer to your question, but it is useful nonetheless.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQsC-F9YRxk

It is Ron Paul on CNN American Morning today talking about the financial cluster bomb that we are in. At about the 4:15 mark Ron Paul starts to talk about the pyramiding of derivatives and how Warren Buffet says that he stays away from them because they are so complex.

[greekfire]

This video clip isn’t a direct answer to your question, but it is useful nonetheless.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQsC-F9YRxk

It is Ron Paul on CNN American Morning today talking about the financial cluster bomb that we are in. At about the 4:15 mark Ron Paul starts to talk about the pyramiding of derivatives and how Warren Buffet says that he stays away from them because they are so complex.

[greekfire]

This video clip isn’t a direct answer to your question, but it is useful nonetheless.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQsC-F9YRxk

It is Ron Paul on CNN American Morning today talking about the financial cluster bomb that we are in. At about the 4:15 mark Ron Paul starts to talk about the pyramiding of derivatives and how Warren Buffet says that he stays away from them because they are so complex.

[greekfire]

This video clip isn’t a direct answer to your question, but it is useful nonetheless.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQsC-F9YRxk

It is Ron Paul on CNN American Morning today talking about the financial cluster bomb that we are in. At about the 4:15 mark Ron Paul starts to talk about the pyramiding of derivatives and how Warren Buffet says that he stays away from them because they are so complex.

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[quote=cooprider]
The fact is everyone was making money hand over fist so long as RE prices rose. No one stopped to think about the ramifications if prices even stopped going up, much less declined. And if they did, they were probably bought out.
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I and many others like me don’t have half the information and contacts that the monetary/political scientist jerks have and we could all see this coming. Of course they saw it coming! And of course they knew the end result. Why would they slow up their efforts? They knew that they were unsustainable and would eventually come to a crashing halt. I’ll tell you why: BAILOUT!

Like the touchdown is to football, the name of the monetary/political game is BAILOUT!

The sooner we all realize this the sooner we’ll turn off CNN, Fox, Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Air America and all the other mainstream news outlets that are in cahoots; and throw the politicians out of office.

[greekfire]

[quote=cooprider]
The fact is everyone was making money hand over fist so long as RE prices rose. No one stopped to think about the ramifications if prices even stopped going up, much less declined. And if they did, they were probably bought out.
[/quote]

I and many others like me don’t have half the information and contacts that the monetary/political scientist jerks have and we could all see this coming. Of course they saw it coming! And of course they knew the end result. Why would they slow up their efforts? They knew that they were unsustainable and would eventually come to a crashing halt. I’ll tell you why: BAILOUT!

Like the touchdown is to football, the name of the monetary/political game is BAILOUT!

The sooner we all realize this the sooner we’ll turn off CNN, Fox, Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Air America and all the other mainstream news outlets that are in cahoots; and throw the politicians out of office.

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