Ann: Bumblebee Gold-Copper-Silver-Lead-Zinc-Cobalt Discovery, page-35

Hi Sam,

Here's a novel approach people having the capacity to actually buy stuff stimulating the economy for real and in turn having job security through real demand.

Not sure what their plans are but Christine Lagard and friends in the EU very recently met to make contingency plans for what they see as the real possibility of GFC 2.0, the expected catalyst being US raising rates.

They consider that the world is at another financial system teetering point.

Catch 22.

The US and EU brain washed the public if not themselves to believe China world carry the world into recovery under its own steam.

But Chinas steam has been generated like all the rest through artificial stimulus at home and outside stimulus O/S creating artificial demand.

Most real people in the current economic environment see debt as a problem, this lot of new age Keynesian's see sovereign debt along with saving the least fit to survive as a
the solution.

All our tainted leaders had / have to do is not follow Japans failed 30 year experiment and let the banks who caused the GFC go bust, then print money to give to people who lost it in the bank and or forgive the private debt of citizens and small business.

All the bank costumers should have then been given to the good banks or last ones standing.

The only way for real growth to happen, is if real people have money to spend and feel debt free and job secure enough to spend it.

The next round of QE will need to be what the first round should have been, forgiving private citizens and small business debt in order to put people who buy stuff and business that employ people in positions to be able to spend in the real economy, at the same time creating job and business security so they can spend without fear.

Now there's a novel approach people having the capacity to actually buy stuff stimulating the economy for real and in turn having job security through real demand.

If any business should be saved it should be primary producers and energy companies, rather than abstract financial instruments that leach manipulate and skew prices outside of real demand.

Regards Mark H