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[Leslie <cayadopi AT yahoo.com>]

My sister and I are working on a project that, in part, involves cycles.
 
Economics is just plain fascinating,,,, a huge puzzle with a lot of 
who-dun-its.
Not to mention economics affects our daily lives a whole lot more than I ever 
imagined when I first set out to learn something about it.  It's just taken 
so long to weed out the good from the bad, from the fraud. 
 
The last few months I was fascinated by a bankruptcy case.  I started out 
being interested in one area and a year later wound up following the 
bankruptcy case.  The people who consider themselves victims can't understand 
my interest - it's truly an interesting case, with more twists and turns and 
real international plots involving bankruptcies triggered in multiple 
countries, and real frauds and ponzi schemes, and a miriad of wild conspiracy 
theories (many fostered, IMO, by extreme emotional distress causing paranoia 
and irrationality).  And you name the government agency, they are involved in 
one form or another.  
 
Yes, Ruff /Mormon.  If there were more Mormons all advocating "savings" and 
preparing for a rainy day... the world would surely not be in the mess we are 
in.
 
 
James' comments about a global Zimbabwe?  Meaning?
 
 
Actually, I listen to everyone.  James has made a number of interesting 
comments as have others on a number of topics.  You never know when a comment 
made will make sense down the road.    
 
 
I have not yet figured out who is doing what off the internet.  LOL.
Although I see that Gene has published a book.
Bev & Sage farm.
Marie ran a dairy.
 
Heck, I don't know what I'm doing half the time... 
 



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Listen to this audio (click on the link, below).  Whe you click on the link 
look for the audio by Bob Moriarity near the top of the page.  He runs 
321Energy and 321Gold, I think Don or someone has mentioned the site before.  
Today he is throwing allin , so to speak, 'talking pitchforks and revolution

Cycles fascinate me , also.  'it's like liquid math.  

James thinks we are heading for a real Zimbabwe.  Until this week, I did not 
even think that dire a situation was in the realm of possibility.  I still 
don't think it 'probable'; but, the backwardation of gold signals a, even if 
remote, 'possibility'

Bev is not technically a farmer; she is a very knowledgeable homesteader.  
Lynn is a farmer.  Sage is a botanist.  James is a philosopher.  Gene is very 
bright and is one of our published writers.  Susan is fascinating.  Rob in VA 
has built a real homestead and farm in remarkable time.  Don travels, but can 
do anything and is incredibly knowledable.  Lisa has a farm near Rob.  Lynda 
not only homesteads and farms, but has vast amount of all kinds of 
knowledge-- She is also an Indian.  Ray is a Mormon music professor who cans 
and stockpiles.  Marie is smart and experienced about all kind of stuff; Bill 
is a farmer/homesteader; there are many more whose names I am forgwetting to 
mention.  Lee Flier owns the list.  She is a Jewish Lady who is a 
professional rock guitarist.  I apologize in adavance for whose names I 
forgot, my wife is calling me; our once per week "Dexter" episode, on 
Showtime, tigether

http://www.howestreet.com/index.php?pl=/goldradio/index.php/mediaplayer/1045

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--- On Sun, 12/7/08, Leslie <cayadopi AT yahoo.com> wrote:


> My sister and I are working on a project that, in part,
> involves cycles.
>  
> Economics is just plain fascinating,,,, a huge puzzle with
> a lot of who-dun-its.
> Not to mention economics affects our daily lives a whole
> lot more than I ever imagined when I first set out to learn
> something about it.  It's just taken so long to weed
> out the good from the bad, from the fraud. 
>  
> The last few months I was fascinated by a bankruptcy
> case.  I started out being interested in one area and a
> year later wound up following the bankruptcy case.  The
> people who consider themselves victims can't understand
> my interest - it's truly an interesting case, with more
> twists and turns and real international plots involving
> bankruptcies triggered in multiple countries, and real
> frauds and ponzi schemes, and a miriad of wild conspiracy
> theories (many fostered, IMO, by extreme emotional distress
> causing paranoia and irrationality).  And you name the
> government agency, they are involved in one form or
> another.  
>  
> Yes, Ruff /Mormon.  If there were more Mormons all
> advocating "savings" and preparing for a rainy
> day... the world would surely not be in the mess we are in.
>  
>  
> James' comments about a global Zimbabwe?  Meaning?
>  
>  
> Actually, I listen to everyone.  James has made a number
> of interesting comments as have others on a number of
> topics.  You never know when a comment made will make
> sense down the road.    
>  
>  
> I have not yet figured out who is doing what off the
> internet.  LOL.
> Although I see that Gene has published a book.
> Bev & Sage farm.
> Marie ran a dairy.
>  
> Heck, I don't know what I'm doing half the time... 
>