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Jim Rogers on Bloomberg discussing the economy

Jim Rogers on Bloomberg discussing commodities and the economy.  
 
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All I can say is vote for one who believes in true free market economics. Chuck Baldwin for President.

Baldwin08(dot)com and ConstitutionParty(dot)com
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Yes yes. The banks needed to fail. Clear out the deadwood and carry on.

Unfortunately it is too late for that. The loans have been given out the those that would have failed survive to see another day.

The US may be leading down the path of Japan in the 90's. A decade lost due to failing to allow banks to fail. We will hear of more loans in the future I predict.
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"Nina pay attention ...." ha ha
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lol. these news anchors seem only interested to get the interview done and over with.
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Jim Rogers own, Austrian School owns
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What?
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"Abolish the Federal Reserve..." Right on, Jimmy Rogers!
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God I love gold and silver coins.
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We're going farmer man! Time to get up at 4:30 AM and milk some cows. Don't have money? Trade some chickens for some corn. This is going to be awesome!!!!!!
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All you have to do is follow the money.

Who wins, who loses, is all very clear when you don't listen to the words, but examine instead the actions.

Paulson's first action was to ensure his company didn't go under. That done, the rest is all just feathering the nests of friends.

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