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Default Currency depreciated again.

On 08/04/2011 3:03 PM, bob wrote:
On Fri, 08 Apr 2011 13:03:43 -0600,
wrote:

$112 a barrel and rising. Gold looks like if it goes higher it will top
$1500.


gee. the price of oil has zip to do right now with the dollar

canuck doesnt pay attention to the news


doesnt know there was an earthquake in japan

doesnt know aobut the war in libya

but he knows the US president is BLACK

and to him, that's all that's important


President being black seems to mater to you, are you a racist? Sure
sounds like it. Oh, you mean I can't call Obama a debt worshiping ass
h0le because he is black? What are you saying?

Heck, wars non-stop for decades. What goes in in Ivory Coast or Libya,
nothing deals just as George Carlin would say, more BS. Japan, they
were wiped out a month ago. Their futures are already accounted for.
Your analogy here is like after the window is broke, it is further broke
so I should worry now?

But yes, I know herd control media is saying Libya. But I don't listen
to herd control media, I read real economic insiders that look beyond
media BS. Obama sez and CNN jumps. And my sources say saying congress
is f---ed and it is just now dawning on some of them. They are arguing
about peanuts when the house is on fire. Net agreement in my circle is
hyper-inflation caused by a rapid devaluation of the USD.

The analogy I got was congress, man and wife (Rep/Dem) are arguing do
they put $3 or $2 down on their this months $1200 mortgage bill. So in
fact they are bankrupt. Time to foreclose on the US for investments
unless they have significant foreign content.

Once congress ends its bickering, if they don't close the spending gap
by a trillion or so, I will be liquidating my US assets. I am no
billionaire so don't expect the market to move, but I rather be in gold.
Fortunately I only have 10% yet to get out of.