I do agree with SteveL on the fact that we should
consider the source and their history. However, I think
we should also consider the reality we find ourselves
in with the massive printing of fiat currency and
attempts by the fed to prop up the stock markets and
save the “too big to fail” banks. All that says to me
that we have a long way to go in recovering. In other
words, we’re still on the edge.

Make no mistake about it: Federal Reserve Chairman
Bernanke has been deflating the dollar to benefit his
bankster buddies, while the rest of the U.S. and
world pay extortion money to these shakedown artists.
While I do not support Congressman Ron Paul, I agree
with him when said: “There is something fishy about
the head of the world’s most powerful government
bureaucracy, one that is involved in a full-time
counterfeiting operation to sustain monopolistic
financial cartels, and the world’s most powerful
central planner, who sets the price of money
worldwide, proclaiming the glories of capitalism.”

Bernanke, the current U.S. presidential
administration, and most of congress are making it so
that your grandchildren will be beggars, while their
grandchildren will live in McMansions. What are you
going to do about it? For starters, vote for anyone
who loudly will stand up the bankster cartel. In
short, throw the bums out with your vote.

For too long we believed the US was too big to fail; that somehow things would work out. Well, guess what, failure is right around the corner and so is social unrest. Unless drastic measures are taken to cut the debt, look at the country collapsing into a Weimar Republic of continental proportions, where a loaf of bread can be bought with a basket full of dollars, followed by a right wing dictatorship run by neo-nazis (an offshoot of the Tea Party) who will do anything to prevent the corporate state from falling apart.