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- inactive, on 10/28/2008, -0/+5I just talked with a friend who is a CPA to see if I can find a business to buy, make stupid decisions while running it, and get a billion dollar bailout.
She says that in order to fail that big that fast I would have to become a politician. - jmgibson, on 10/28/2008, -0/+2I for one think it is hilarious, just how fast our current government is trying to sink the ship so to speak and sell off to bankers. Its even funnier that the banks have openly admitted to using the bailout, not to give out loans to help increase buying from consumers, but to take over failed banks so that they can become ever closer to realizing their dream of a one central bank/ one world government (Government = Bank, Bankers = Constitution) system. Now we are going to bail out the car manufacturers whom have been gouging us for years on crappy inferior products with horrible gas mileage and even more horribly inefficient engines. Charging ridiculous prices for crap and yet they still cant make a profit. They should be out of business, no amount of bailouts or mergers will change that.
I really dont think people truly appreciate what is going on here. Soon it will be survival of the fittest. The bankers can print all the money they want, they are devaluing their own fortunes, personally i believe slight of hand is at play and while they devalue fiat currency they are stealing all of our and the worlds gold and resources of value, that way when currency is worthless...including their own...theyll be left holding the truth physical wealth of the world. They'll have to use it to buy armies to protect them however...thats the day I look forward to!
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