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USA Debtor Nation Must Continue Printing Money     25-Mar-09 11:53 pm    
to buy the rest of the world's goods, or third world fails. HOWEVER, third world emerging markets are beginning to spin in their own universe, witness China and India.

Since primary countries US Canada and Europe all printed bad mortgage paper, all currencies are sinking versus gold and silver. Reflating toxic assets to beging the next ride towards apparent, not real prosperity, is built on the world acquiring more debt, a slight of hand started under FDR and continued via Nixon decoupling printed money from real gold and silver, placing us all in the hands of bankers, rather than market forces, against the advice of Jefferson and Frankin and other founding fathers. US govt guarentees to print more scrip means overseas less worry about being able to pay back the other 94 cents on the dollar backing the 6% dividend offered in US paper goes a long way in keeping the party going.

The first to emerge from this mortgage fraud debacle will be the United States, but those with the best portfolios will be emerging markets and gold and silver miners.

This fund will track 125% to the S and P going back "up".
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