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Updated almost 15 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Shana Gray
  • cottage country / Cobourg area, Ontario
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Obama can't do what we can do.

Shana Gray
  • cottage country / Cobourg area, Ontario
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1,200,000 foreclosures?
30,000 investors here at BP?
that averages about 40 houses each.

I am sure there are loads of investors not here.
so if 10% of investors are here, that's 4 houses each.

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Originally posted by Mach:
2 years we should have a balance in power as long as Republicans don't do anything stupid.


These statements seem misdirected if we're talking about a catalyst for fundamental economic restructuring and real change. It's not about democrats and republicans and which party controls congress. It's about central bankers controlling the entire show, with the democrat or republican who sits in the oval office as the head puppet to the privatized - yet socialist functioning - central banking system.

The fed is the real power. If that entity is not restructured then the democrat versus republican discussion in terms of spawning economic change and a true free market is meaningless.

It's like having a blown head gasket in your car's engine, then arguing that fixing the hub caps, and NOT the evil windshield wipers, is the best approach to get the head gasket fixed so the engine runs.

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