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I don't know about you, but I've worked at companies that have "zero accountability" management structure.  Our federal government no longer answers to anyone.  They are the highest power, capable of invading privacy, spending money without paying it back, and far far worse.  
 
If our deficits continue to soar and our "free money" interests rates remain rock-bottom, expect to see confidence in the U.S. government's ability to pay its debts begin to falter, inflation to rise, and investors selling treasuries.
 
Without the necessary checks and balances offered by the states, and with a half a trillion dollar per year deficit increase, my guess is that the U.S. federal government may be in for a systemic monetary collapse. 
 
My advice: sell your government bonds and buy value stocks that don't do government business.
 

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Friday, July 16, 2004

U.S. Government Poised for Collapse
Posted 12:52 PM

I don't know about you, but I've worked at companies that have "zero accountability" management structure.  Our federal government no longer answers to anyone.  They are the highest power, capable of invading privacy, spending money without paying it back, and far far worse.  
 
If our deficits continue to soar and our "free money" interests rates remain rock-bottom, expect to see confidence in the U.S. government's ability to pay its debts begin to falter, inflation to rise, and investors selling treasuries.
 
Without the necessary checks and balances offered by the states, and with a half a trillion dollar per year deficit increase, my guess is that the U.S. federal government may be in for a systemic monetary collapse. 
 
My advice: sell your government bonds and buy value stocks that don't do government business.
 

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