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Your time and effort are greatly appreciated, by me at least. I'm sure we can swing this back on topic, so don't fret yet, otherwise, if needed we can migrate. I see how you think it is not theory, but I disagree. The reason being is because it is so incomplete. How could it not be right? We're talking global economies and politics, how do you really sum that up in one post. Just so you are aware of my stance on Larouche, I hadn't heard of him till here and, again, appreciate your insight to him, irrelevant as any individual truly is when speaking information whose validity is not determined by a speakers perceived credibility. But what I would like to address with your perspective is strong tone of inocuous automation. As if these economic and political power structures hold no intentions in their design. Even if only to benefit the people as a whole, which I seriously doubt beyond the extent that it benefits the architechs. You miss all the opportunity taken by those who never fail and always gain in all these ups and downs, bubbles and burts, and battles of currencies, those who are again the architechs of the system and the one's who have control over the inflation rates and interests rates, of all of these systems. They certainly are not sufferring. You speak of hindsight? Which time? This isn't a new thing just because its bigger and involves the dollar and the world. This is just the natural progression, through the steady course of aggressive consolodation of wealth and power that has been going on for quite some time. You are naturally willing for a global solution to a global problem, understandable, but you had better be damn sure that your global saviors aren't the ones causing the problem in the first place just so they can save the day by taking control of everything. Gotta go for now.
"The Greatest Enemy of Knowledge is Not Ignorance, It is the ILLUSION of Knowledge. Stephen Hawking"
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