The next bubble is in the hopper. It's a whopper

[henryclay]

This is a 45 minute video of how about 15 years of misguided credit has taken over the US and the industrialized world, how it has become institutionalized on a global scale, and what's predicted to be very close ahead. It's titled "Overdose: The Next Financial Crisis".

To me the biggest message is that depending on the government may endanger the economy rather than contribute to it.

I don't have any crystal balls and I can't predict the outcome, but it looks like the only winners may be the Third world undeveloped countries that have always lived close to the earth.

Am I wrong?

[❤ mollymouser ❤]

Do you have a Reader's Digest summary? I'm not watching a 45-minute manifesto.

[mmhmm]

Cliff notes on this would be helpful, Henry. Like Molly, I don't have time right now to watch a 45 minute film. I rarely open videos, anyway.

[henryclay]

Well, folks, as a matter of fact I may have one. It's not from Reader's Digest, but it may be the shortest digest on record. I can't make the link work, so you'll have to open it yourself. Sorry:

msnbcmedia.msn.com/j/MSNBC/Components/Slideshows/_production/_archive/Cartoons/ss-110804-weekly/ss-110804-weekly-07.ss_full.jpg

And it's a shame that the internet is so filled with cyberhazards that people are more afraid of the hazards than they are of the education they may get. But I think this one is safe. After all, it's an msnbc link.

[BeenThere...DoneThat...]

>>> But I think this one is safe. After all, it's an msnbc link. <<<

...this is entertaining enough right here...