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“The financial markets continue to show extreme volatility as the
various institutions and governments deal with the end of their respective roads….Governments, economies and societies are converging on a common dead end, and it is a dead end of historic proportions….There will come a moment when this dysfunctional system can be sustained no longer. It is not inevitable. There is still time for rational behavior and solutions, but that time is short.”
So says Robert Fitzwilson in edited excerpts from an interview with Eric King of King World News as brought to you by Lorimer Wilson, editor of www.munKNEE.com (Your Key to Making Money!). This article must be included in any article reposting to avoid copyright infringement.
Wilson goes on to say, in part:
“The paradigms of wealth creation, saving and capital are under attack. Fiscal prudence has now become imprudent. It is no wonder that the financial markets are also exhibiting chaotic behavior….We continue to hope for a positive outcome from the current chaos, but individuals need to convert paper wealth into some form of real wealth as soon as possible.”
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