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Hi all.

Adwebster, as much as I love your posts, I must challenge your following statement:

“Secondly, indeed truly free market are idealistic and not realisticly attainable.”

Freedom is idealistic but because we have not experienced it does not make it unattainable.


And to the -honest- skeptics of rampant market manipulation:

It is in the nature of a mistake, if one does not remedy it one will be forced to ever wider and wider 'compensation'.
(In the sense of 'one lie demands 7 new lies')

First one chooses a false theory Keynesian Economics the mixture of two opposing systems, Capitalism and Socialism, which is a compromise on principles, which leads to corrupt standards, which leads to the dropping of all standards, which leads to the totally corrupt mayhem we are witnessing now.

This is not some evil plan of the few for the few; it is the natural progression of a 'mistake'.