From The Daily Beast, with me. This was done before the new Geithner plan was announced. Here is one part:
It's a sort of finger in the dike approach with no clear vision, but
maybe no one has a clear vision. And a finger in the dike is better
than nothing. But it's not a great place to be.
maybe no one has a clear vision. And a finger in the dike is better
than nothing. But it's not a great place to be.
Here is the closing bit:
The fact they're talking about an itty-bitty plan suggests to me they
think things are manageable so it makes me more optimistic. I hope
that’s not just them trying to trick me. So you can take their response
actually as somewhat of a sign that things aren't as bad as the worst
doomsayers are claiming.
think things are manageable so it makes me more optimistic. I hope
that’s not just them trying to trick me. So you can take their response
actually as somewhat of a sign that things aren't as bad as the worst
doomsayers are claiming.
Today I am less optimistic about that.
It is amazing how you keep insisting that anything is better than nothing. There are many reasons why this is NOT the case. Instead of explaining the real reasons,Which I am sure you are already aware of I will take your metaphor further.
Is it best to stand in fron of a broken dam with your finger in one hole so that when it collapses you are killed? or is it best to stand by the side, get your family out of the way of the coming flood and prepare for life afterward?
If your monetary creation scam machine is on top of the dike and the people running this scam view you as an employee and they are paying you to stand there so that the sheeple don’t get scared…then I guess it might be tempting to stand there and explain it as “rational”…however at some point you’ll wish you weren’t standing in front of that dike…at some point you’ll have to realize what is happening and warn people…be honest…protect your assets, buy some silver and gold and hide it.
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