• Ron Paul: U.S. Government Must Admit Bankruptcy
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[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZO9KaSrj1sM[/media] Well its true the dollar really is a heavily inflated piece of ass.
I'm not american but i want ron paul.
Rand's got his mother's ears. Nose too. It isn't just the dollar - the entire banking system is snookered... globally. Thank government - it's a single point of failure that provides a mechanism of control based on financial supports, ergo the banking system is able to control it. To equate that to the computer field, it's similar to having a single company (Microsoft, Apple, Adobe) controlling important software and the operating system for the hardware (which has to be reliable or it won't sell), whereas decentralized methods (Linux, BSD, Mozilla, et al.) have very clearly had alternative concepts of funding projects grow up around them rather than breaking down as people believed such a system would. A critical piece of information to understand is the motion of [url=http://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/capital-flows.asp]capital flows[/url] and the ways those can be manipulated for gain. If you want to see the games that are played on a daily basis by the banks, take a look at [url=http://noblenomads.com/2011/01/05/big-bad-belligerent-banks/]this article[/url]. Basically, government (in this case regulators) is turning a blind eye because the banks [b]are[/b] the gov't and vice versa. This fact also virtually eliminates the potential for any effective reform, much the same way an overwhelming infestation can preclude salvage of a crop. The solution is not reform, as that is not feasible over the long-run. The only reasonable answers are decentralization of power through privatization across the board or allowing the collapse/decline to run its course. Of course, that will only last until someone figures out how to bugger the natural order of things again. Those jackasses.
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