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By dragonflychainsaw on Feb 8, 2010 | Reply

i agree with visfan …
i agree with visfan hyperinflation is starting to happen the country was so fed up with govt. as usual that a majority pinned our hopes on obama and it was politics as usual again we as an armed citizenry are going to have to take our country back we have to end this endless spending of money we dont have on empire expansion or else we are going to go the way of the romans the germans the british the japanese just to name a few

By Visfen on Feb 8, 2010 | Reply

Hyperinflation in a …
Hyperinflation in a couple of years. That is my prediction, good thing the US citizensry is armed so you can overthrow the government again. And Yes, I honestly believe that will happen.

By mcbowler on Feb 8, 2010 | Reply

Right on! Any …
Right on! Any predictions on the end of it all? I hope is lasts another 10 years so I can build my fall out shelter.

By Visfen on Feb 8, 2010 | Reply

Yup, and that is …
Yup, and that is the cycle of empires. Freedom grows wealth, wealth grows the state, the state grows, it annexes the rst of the world and it dies.

By mcbowler on Feb 8, 2010 | Reply

Somewhat true.. …
Somewhat true.. however, it is in U.S. interests to keep freedom out of other countries regardless of what the people in those countries think. The U.S. has a history of supporting dictators, democratically elected or not. Keeping other populations down is a way of keeping us on top.

By Rockerchic4God on Feb 8, 2010 | Reply

He is right! Had …
He is right! Had the market been allowed to work unfettered, BofA, AIG, GM, Goldman Sachs, etc. would all be out of business by now. Better, more responsible co’s would be well on the way to taking up the slack by now.

By Visfen on Feb 8, 2010 | Reply

It’s better than …
It’s better than nothing. Managed is better than controlled.

Whoever is the most free benefits the most of the countries, so in the long run, if countries act in their own self intrest they will manage it to total freedom.

By mcbowler on Feb 8, 2010 | Reply

Managed trade is …
Managed trade is not free trade.

By Visfen on Feb 8, 2010 | Reply

NAFTA? Ehm, free …
NAFTA? Ehm, free trade is good for prosperity, not bad.

By mcbowler on Feb 8, 2010 | Reply

Yes get rid of …
Yes get rid of NAFTA altogether.

By MilanTbay on Feb 8, 2010 | Reply

Won’t get into the …
Won’t get into the fallacy of a ‘free market’ with you but it wasn’t a neoliberal but hardcore capitalist conservative that brought Canada into the Free Trade agreements. Our liberals have done nothing to get us out of mind you.

And please, please, please get Canada out of NAFTA so we can sell our resources at competitive prices.

By MilanTbay on Feb 8, 2010 | Reply

Wonder if he ever …
Wonder if he ever criticized Monsanto?
Watch “The Corporation” to see what happened to the consumer reporters that did.

By mrzack888 on Feb 8, 2010 | Reply

free market on a …
free market on a domestic level means low regulations and taxes, which will make US more competitive, and not rely on outsourcing. tariffs on a global market is meant to protect US from crackpot neoliberal economic ideas such as Nafta.

By MilanTbay on Feb 8, 2010 | Reply

@mrzack888 “Free …
@mrzack888 “Free Trade” is why North America is in the shape its in. You can’t have our labour compete with people that not pay our bills.

I’m amazed it took this long to fall apart.

By Dewdaahman on Feb 8, 2010 | Reply

entities that have …
entities that have turned a blind eye at “ruthless, selfish compitition”, to put it mildly, and we’re told “don’t investigate, let it pass, say yes” by both the crime family Clinton, and the crime family Bush, and the new addition to crime families Obama.. FDA, FCC, SEC, Fannie&Freddie, Congress, FBI, CIA, ATF, HHS, HUD, etc.. they have broken our systems and now it’s time to pay the piper.. arrest warrants are needed, no more speeches, bailouts and coverups..

By thetimman00 on Feb 8, 2010 | Reply

As Milton Freedman …
As Milton Freedman once said” I’m on your side, you’re not”

By mrzack888 on Feb 8, 2010 | Reply

on a domestic level …
on a domestic level US should practice free market, but on a global competitive market the U.S. would be better served with protectionism and tariffs. anybody that is against tariffs is against U.S. manufacturing.

By yakyakyak69 on Feb 8, 2010 | Reply

FIX the Republican …
FIX the Republican party that Progressive NeoCons like McCain destroyed.

Individual liberty, personal responsibility, limited Federal Gov’t, Sound money, competition between the Free States & competition among the FREE people.

NO MORE: Nation Building, Foreign Intervention, 737 US military bases occupying almost EVERY nation on the planet PRODUCING resistance fighters!

NO Isolationism (trade not tamper) & keep the giant corporations OUT of the people’s pockets by ending Corporatism.

By bdaniel230 on Feb 8, 2010 | Reply

Enron was not what …
Enron was not what the media reported. General Electric paid pennies on the dollar for Enron Wind which is now the “Green” portion of General Electric. Lay did some shady things, was it to the level that the media portrayed? I am not certain but it appears that it was more hype due to General Electric than it was actually the level that was reported.

By RCinPAWA on Feb 8, 2010 | Reply

“The market will …
“The market will protect us better than government.”

No truer words were ever spoken.

By SpeedingStudent on Feb 8, 2010 | Reply

This man is so …
This man is so awesome.

By jcNOVA88 on Feb 8, 2010 | Reply

Ron Paul for …
Ron Paul for FREEDOM!