To crash or not to crash?

We have no choice.

Our oil is run out.

Our credit is based on lies.

Our production is based on the above.

Crash of 2009 here we come.

Even in such a time of madness as this, a great many men in Washington and London remain quite sane.

But they also remained very quiet.

The sense of responsibility in the financial community for the community as a whole is not small.

It is nearly nil.

Perhaps this is inherent.

In a community where the primary concern is making money, one of the most necessary rules is to ‘live and let live.’

To speak out against madness may be to ruin those who have succumbed to it.

So the wise and corrupt in Washington and London are always silent.

The foolish thus have the field to themselves.

None rebukes them, yet.

I figure you got 2 months before you are tossing your cash in the streets.

Oh no...
Future barter items will be most likely food and ammo.
Everytime the stock market drops, a furious printing of paper ensues, further devaluating the buying power of the dollar. It translates to price creep.
In 1968, a new Camaro cost $2800
A home, about $30,000 on the average.
$.35 for a paper back novel.
And the minimum wage was a living wage.
The theft of our labor our lands and our liberty goes on as TV blue light bathes a sleeping people.
They will wake up to a nightmare.