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    3 economic doomsaying experts

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    [URL="http://www.usatoday.com/money/perfi/stocks/story/2012-02-26/stock-market-bears-doomsayers/53259742/1"]Financial Crisis to Come[/URL]

    #2
    I do believe that we will see many of
    these things come true. The question I
    have is will farmland be a good asset in
    this environment or a noose like it was in
    the 80's. It certainly benefits from
    inflation but once interest rates increase
    the bubble will burst. I will bet that we
    will see higher prices in the short run
    followed by a long run decline.

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      #3
      Casey,shiff,sinclair,faber,rodgers,zero
      hedge,mcewan,oconnel(rip),sprott,embry,puplava,
      willie,mauldin,paul,droke,quinn,williams,bass,

      Add them names to,never liked the precter or the
      ferguson,personally

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        #4
        http://www.city-
        journal.org/2012/22_1_anglosphere.html

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          #5
          Parsley, In my opinion the Anglosphere is not as bullet proof as, the article states. True the developing countries are becoming immersed in western popular culture, but that doesn't erase the fiscal/debt problems of our economies. I think that in 10 or 15 years we are going to be living an Oriental and or Middle Eastern version of our culture. Both as a result of declining economic power and immigration and population shift.

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            #6
            Your seriously giving a thumbs up to that article?

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              #7
              8:05,Pars

              http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHpG1P3JwEU&feature=related

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                #8
                I decided to look at our culture, today, with fresh
                eyes, because I too often knock my culture.

                Our work ethic is phenomenal. In Fijji, I was
                amazed at their climate, the growing season, the
                lush plants and orchids and fruit,all wild, with the
                locals indulging in their particular entrenched
                inactivity: sitting, and standing, and lounging,
                chewing, and glaze-eyed; the streets not swept,
                trails into the countryside. They obviously were
                content with their lifestyle.

                I visit a farm in Saskatchewan and Im exhausted
                from watching the work of others.

                We have a culture of work and decency and
                independence and freedom and innovation worth
                working to preserve. Im not ready to concede to
                Midsle east culture, speaking mandarin and
                eating rice for breakfast. I don't see any culture
                out there I'd rather become, do you?

                If not, roll up your sleeves. Nothing guarantees
                our future and continuance like our heads up and
                our asses down approach to success Pars

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                  #9
                  And also our heads down,asses up methodology
                  on alternate days. We know how t d both well,
                  don't we.

                  And ask yourself, "How many farm kids do
                  YouTube in jail?".

                  We're doing something right, aren't we . pars

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                    #10
                    I'll give you that synopsis on other cultures i've seen it
                    to.

                    But the tsunami coming......i aint running out on the
                    beach to pick up shells

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