Posted by BushogPapa on February 18, 2009 at 06:35:37 from (173.88.58.34):
In Reply to: O/T Economy and Trade posted by M Moline fan on February 17, 2009 at 17:41:41:
NO promises are being made that they won't spent Trillions MORE later on this very same thing... They seem to not understand that they are propping up a SYNTHETIC Economy that is doomed to failure... They have taken us off a solid (Gold or Silver) backed system and we are now on a worthless PAPER-Backed system.. The absolute best thing they could have done is pulled money OUT of the system and made our Dollars worth MORE..not Less as it will be now.. Wall Street Produces Nothing, yet it is the basis for evaluation of most everything now.. I feel sorry for all the people who are tied up trying to "Get Rich" with this system, but we "used" to figure you WORKED--and--SAVED for the future.. Now if you do, you only loose money from inflation..and it is going to get worse.. What don't they understand about "pouring money down a Rat Hole"..??
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