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Its hopeless. The elites will ride it all into the ground.They have bunkers
and gold plated everything.The whole machine has too much momentum.
The sheeple will believe the lies until the gubmnet goodies stop. I wish it was different.
The machine will squash a 3rd party.
Just prepare for the crash.Cash for clunkers is what we Austrian Economists call ''The Broken Window Fallacy" I hope that's not limited to just Austrians, but any sensible economist who realizes the negative aspects of government programs that seek short-term gain at the expense of long-term prosperity.
PETER SCHIFF
Sunday, December 19, 2010
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