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4 friends at a bar each have a beer, their second. Their glass is full, they are happy. A stranger approaches, and sits at their table placing down an empty glass. He pours an equal amount of beer from each into his empty glass, he did not even ask. He then pours soda into each glass so that they are full again. They drink their beers. They decide that the taste of the beer had become bad. They decide to move to another bar across town.
Is 'Wow' a good or bad thing? It's minimalist...
*Oil and Gold will rocket.
*A new Oil record before friday 26th close.
FDR made gold ownership illegal in the 1930s when the United States was in deflationary depression. They may have to 're-boot' the economy from scratch.
On March 13th 2008, there was a closed door meeting of The United States House Of Representatives in Washington. In the history of The United States, this is only the fourth time a closed door meeting meeting was held by the House.
What you are seeing now and in the next days and weeks was discussed in these meetings. Look it up on you search engine of choice.
What is happening is nothing more that an controlled failure, rather than decending into anarchy.
Given that, I'll take anarchy because then the playing field is truly leveled and the top 1% will not be able to hold onto their ill-gotten gains.