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We are in the middle of one of the worst economic crises in history, the result of Bush's failed economic policies along with what we now know to be a criminal scheme carefully elaborated by groups that knew this administration would just "bail them out."
Yes: yesterday you invested $100 but, sorry, today you have only $50 left. The question is, "What happened to the missing $50?" Where are they? Did they simply "evaporate?"
NO, they didn't! They were just stolen! Simple as this: stolen from you. Money does not "evaporate" or magically becomes something else. When money is missing, usually it has been stolen. Someone out there has YOUR $50 - but you have no idea who is that.
What is still more outrageous is how many "economists" are now giving advice in the media - encouraging people to "invest more now," taking advantage of the "low prices" in order to start "building the wealth again." Yes, this is exactly what they are doing, trying to convince people that putting money in those manipulated and criminally managed investments is the wisest thing to do.
And guess what? People ARE stupid, and sure, they are going to do it again! And again! And again! As if they actually believed that money can just..."evaporate"...
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