End Legalized Fraud and Debt-Based Money  2011 Will Begin With
Hope and End With Despair  Exactly one year ago, I predicted
that the housing market would seemingly start to pick up, only
to have those hopes dashed after a spring peak. I suggested that
the year would stagnate, that each time unemployment seemed to
go down, it would rear its ugly head again.  The Ignorance Is
Worse Than I Thought; The Opportunity Is Better Than I Thought
As part of my efforts to publicize the release in paperback of
my novel, The Money Suckers, I arranged to speak to a local 912
tea party group in Oakton, VA, just outside of Washington, DC. I
attended their meeting yesterday afternoon. After sitting
patiently through their planning session about how they were
going to carry their message to the politicians and the public,
suddenly, it was my turn to speak.  The Credit Union Trap  Like
many people, I periodically comment on articles I read by other
readers at popular websites. Lately, I've seen more and more
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