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  1. The Lysistrata Movement | Antemedius: http://bit.ly/2JeO6y via @addthis
  2. I just gave "peace and happiness " to some of my followers! Anyone want to send me a gift? ;) http://bit.ly/4aAvuk
  3. EconomPic: EconomPics of the Week (11/6/09): http://bit.ly/4dD4H6 via @addthis
  4. EconomPic: The "Paradox of Deleveraging": http://bit.ly/4qDHtz via @addthis
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  6. "A decade of restraint looks like a likely scenario."
  7. ... to bring public finances under control following the economic crisis."
  8. Sweeping spending cuts and tax increases will be required across the industrialized world over the next decade ...
  9. " .. government debt in the advanced G20 economies would reach 118% of gross domestic product in 2014.
  10. ... Hopefully the patient still has a pulse by the time the blood stops."
  11. .. Thus we’re still bleeding jobs and it hurts, but the blood loss is slowing rapidly and starting to come under control.
  12. .. the rate of deterioration (year-over-year change) for both measures kept falling, as shown below. ..
  13. "While the unemployment rate and ‘real’ unemployment rate rose in October, ...
  14. .. Who will win? Reality will always triumph over fantasy."
  15. It’s a death-struggle between real intrinsic money against ‘counterfeit’ or play money created by bankers. ..
  16. .. which is money created at will out of nothing by the central banks. ...
  17. "The forces of real intrinsic money, gold, are now battering at the door of fiat money, ..
  18. When that happens, the U.S.’s great advantage will be over."
  19. At some point ahead, the world will refuse to accept dollars, which are really Federal Reserve notes.
  20. As gold rises, the dollar’s future declines.