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Yeah, it's all a matter of "scale".

How many more Billion people are involved in this "world recession" compared to 1939?

How many more bad debt loans?

How many more insolvent companies?

How many more Ponzi operators?

How big are the Mega cities (that were built on Mega-debt loans) now, compared to '39?

How can the world's Mega cities continue to function if they can ONLY function on mountains of endless debt and loans for essential services & infrastructure?

Who will provide all this debt funding?

How much total debt does the world carry now, in comparison to '39?

So many new questions.
So little time to get the right answers.
So few good political leaders to provide the solutions.

Confidence is so low, I'm almost tempted to turn religous...

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[QUOTE="Aussiejeff, post: 400869, member: 61"] Yeah, it's all a matter of "scale". How many more Billion people are involved in this "world recession" compared to 1939? How many more bad debt loans? How many more insolvent companies? How many more Ponzi operators? How big are the Mega cities (that were built on Mega-debt loans) now, compared to '39? How can the world's Mega cities continue to function if they can ONLY function on mountains of endless debt and loans for essential services & infrastructure? Who will provide all this debt funding? How much total debt does the world carry now, in comparison to '39? So many new questions. So little time to get the right answers. So few good political leaders to provide the solutions. Confidence is so low, I'm almost tempted to turn religous... :cool: [/QUOTE]

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