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  • End the FED

  • Sounds logical to me.

  • I think she gave Pete a woody.

  • Evelyn Rusli... nice rack.

    I wish JP Morgan had failed, but there is still plenty of time.

  • Unfortunatly, we are toast. This is far, far worse than anyone is saying. Good luck to each and every one of you!!!

  • 4 words - BUY PHYSICAL GOLD NOW!!!!

  • don't believe jews

  • stop fed then

  • fed ends, then the country fails-

    I wish we could kick out or imprison the entire congress- administration- lobbiest-

    heads of the military industrial complex,

    ayone involved with Iapac living in the us..

    and just start over with the Amero- not including canada, or Mex-

  • I wish more people would listen to Peter Schiff. I wish more people HAD listened to Peter Schiff as he warned of coming economic problems. In 2006, 2007 and early 2008, Peter Schiff was on cable news shows for comic relief. The "experts" picked on him, derided him and mocked him. In the last two months, Peter Schiff was 100% vindicated and the "experts" look like the self serving fools they are. At least now we're listening to him.

    Peter Schiff for Secretary of the Treasury.

    End The Fed.

  • Unfortunately, Peter Schiff teds to only prescribe economic anarchy as a remedy to our current situation, and seems to forget that coming up with solutions to problems that endanger the entire society is exactly why we have governments. He was not the only person to accurately predict the current dilemma, and prediction alone does not mean that he knows how to create policy that works.

    It does mean, however, that he is one smart, pragmatic economist who IS laughing now, for sure.

  • I don't think free markets constitute "economic anarchy". Free markets are regulated from within.

    It's hard to imagine that with all the government meddling, The Fed, inflationary monetary policy, socialistic bailouts of banks and insurance companies and auto manufacturers, and all the problems that's caused, simply recommending that we're in a hole and we should stop digging is considered to be bad advice. But no, deep as that hole is, the only answer seems to be, "DIG FASTER!"

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