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you authorize this process please enter Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter. Jenifer COMMENTARY The 3.9% Solution No, Folks. I am not asleep at the switch. I get about 100 to 200 of these spurious email solicitations a week. No I didn't mess up the spacing, punctuation, and et cetera. This is the way this stuff comes across the email. I visited the website link shown in the email solicitation. I have no idea where it is in cyberspace, who's making the loan, and which bank or mortgage company sent me the 3.9[%] interest rate teaser. The secure login predisposing and supposing that I have already contacted this loan outfit is funny, and makes no sense. I then popped over to http://www.thesmurfs.com/homepage.html -- now this website makes sense to me. I think I would rather receive news on the shenanigans of Poppa Smurf, than news of the 3.9% Solution. Fast Jesse and Fannie Mae Contributions Jesse
Jackson's Ties with Fannie Mae Need Review [Pantagraph Editorial] at COMMENTARY I am in the wrong business. I should have become a preacher man, started my own church, and solicited taxpayers and Fannie Mae to support my church and my new religion paradigm. Now I know why the Reverend has the time to fly all over the Planet sticking his nose in other peoples' business. The American Taxpayers support the rascal. Now that's what I call the purpose driven life! Yep, I am in the wrong business! Competitive Currency Lopping New
Money for Turkey Ends 'Wad of Cash' Culture COMMENTARY Well, this is proof that even legal tender fiat paper currencies unbacked by specie sometimes get haircuts. One of the tricks of central bankers is to reissue new different designed paper funnie monie to replace the old currency that folks haul around in wheel barrels and in the trunks of their Chevrolets. The Weimar Republic successfully did it in the 1920s after the hyperinflation, and the citizenry bought into the gimmick. This is what we call a reverse split. It happened in Argentina when their peso pegged to the US Bux did a reverse 4 to 1 split, a 75% devaluation in the peso. The great thing about floating currency markets chocked full of funny paper money is that no one really knows what the stuff is worth. Given Turkey's monetary history, we are wondering if those nice folks over there will dump all of their wheel barrels on the international market, and how long it might take for everyone in Turkey to be Billionaires once again? Central banking is a confidence game. They are confident that they cannot create anything of any real value [like gold or silver], but they have the ability to create the illusion of paper money as a store of value. When they fail, they just re-issue new better designed pretty picture currency, telling the Sheeple getting fleeced, that everything's AOK, and this new money is better! Word on the street has it that the new design Federal Reserve Note funnie monie will be of Smurf Design, and that Poppa Smurf will replace Ben Franklin on the $100 Federal Reserve Note. Some financial analysts even think that the Federal Reserve will bring back the $100,000 Federal Reserve Note. Woodrow Wilson get's replaced by the Cat in the Hat... however, some die-hard monetarists from the Keynesian school emphatically believe according to our sources, that The Grinch gets top billing over the Cat in the Hat. Dr. Seuss, wins either way! Purchase your wheelbarrels now, while they are still affordable. Sorry, Ben! You are out of a job, Pal! Ole
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