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Mcsnacks H Tupack OP : The nation’s largest financial players are able to write the rules for own their businesses and brazenly steal billions under the noses of regulators, and nothing is done about it. A thing so fundamental to civilized society as the integrity of a stock, or a mortgage note, or even a U.S. Treasury bond, can no longer be protected, not even in a crisis, and a crime as vulgar and conspicuous as counterfeiting can take place on a systematic level for years without being stopped, even after it begins to affect the modern-day equivalents of the Rockefellers and the Carnegies. What 10 years ago was a cheap stock-fraud scheme for second-rate grifters in Brooklyn has become a major profit center for Wall Street. Our burglar class now rules the national economy. And no one is trying to stop them.

Mcsnacks H Tupack OP : The counterfeit nature of our economy is troubling enough, given that financial power is concentrated in the hands of a few key players — “300 white guys in Manhattan,” as a former high-placed executive puts it. But over the course of the past year, that group of insiders has also proved itself brilliantly capable of enlisting the power of the state to help along the process of concentrating economic might — making it less and less likely that the financial markets will ever be policed, since the state is increasingly the captive of these interests.

Mcsnacks H Tupack OP : How about bonds? “Naked short-selling of stocks is nothing compared to what goes on in the bond market,” says Trimbath, the former DTC staffer. Indeed, the practice of selling bonds without delivering them is so rampant it has even infected the market for U.S. Treasury notes. That’s right — Wall Street has actually been brazen enough to counterfeit the debt of the United States government right under the eyes of regulators, in the middle of a historic series of government bailouts! In fact, the amount of failed trades in Treasury bonds — the equivalent of “phantom” stocks — has doubled since 2007. In a single week last July, some $250 billion worth of U.S. Treasury bonds were sold and not delivered.

FOX0 : Oldest running tax fraud in the Country is the church. They pretend to be a beggar- they are INFACT wealthier than any corporation - when the big corps were made to be tax exempt- it was to cover their tracks. The US has been meaning to tax the church from the moment the nation was started- failure to do so - is where we are.

Mcsnacks H Tupack OP FOX0 : Where do you think politicians get their money from? Kamala Harris was given the largest donation from a Catholic Church, the only donation they ever gave in California and guess what all their rape charges against children were all of sudden dropped by her office. Go figure what are the odds.

Biffuh Mcsnacks H Tupack OP : Would it be wise to stay away from stocks that have their value correlated with the bond market at the moment? mREITs for example.

Mcsnacks H Tupack OP Biffuh : For about the next 3 to 4 weeks it will be ok. When May gets here and 80-90% of everything will be in full gear then it’s going to be time to buy commodities. Steel and silver, lead, nickel. Oil will start to skyrocket so that will be another to put money into. Stocks that are at their peak highs or close to It have to stay away from they will have the biggest falls than others.

Mcsnacks H Tupack OP : Stocks probably have at max 10-15% sustainable growth in them left. Then market will have to crash about July or august get all the money out of the system. But European market will be first. Then Japans market. Then Australia. Then US. Then China.