my inexpensive gloves are coming off CRASH JP MORGAN BUY SILVER
The key word is humanism. There can never be humanism of any kind until all the sociopaths are politically castrated. To me humanism was best defined by Marx (of all people), "To each person according to his needs..." Until the U.S. died in 2008, this statement was always in contention by some people blaming government when programs for basic needs didn't work perfectly. Behinds the scenes the banksters and their friends did whatever they could do to make these programs fail by making them inefficient and underfunded, or just not spending what funds were allocated. Government was the willing scapegoat with the revolving door for banksters and other big corporation executives to take government top jobs and the elected and appointed government officials to take top private sector jobs.
This led to extreme luxuries for a few and many luxuries for the jealous middle class, aggravated by Madison Avenue advertisers. The result was not giving millions things they need, little things like a living wage, health care, and safe products (e.g. the General Motors Chevrolet Corvair exposed in Ralph Nader's book "Unsafe at Any Speed" (by the way I drove a Corvair once and almost "lost it" on a simple low speed right turn under ideal road and weather conditions)).
After 2008, the expensive gloves came off and the hyper-sociopaths running most of the world decided that wasn't enough. They set their sites on the entire planet. If not for a few countries like China, Russia, Germany, Brazil and Iceland, and a few people, the most vocal being Max Keiser, the "hypers" would have no chance of losing. I still wouldn't bet against them if I didn't have to, for they have no use for the rest of humanity. They are currently doing a "final solution" on all people everywhere in the world not needed to service and/or protect their extreme lifestyles.
Some people like Max and a few others say the only way to to crack these nuts is by buying silver and gold because they are currencies as well as commodities, that they eventually, despite manipulation, measure economic health exposing economic illness. I hope Max and the others are right "cause buying silver and gold is what I'm doin'.
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