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		<title>By: Cary</title>
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		<description>China is definately a big player that needs to be watched very closely..

Notice that Obama is over there right now, doing his best to keep the boat afloat and to keep the sheeple happy..

I tend to agree that since currencies are so interdependent, and the global banking system is all fiat by design, that real consumables (Commodities) are the true indicators of what the real status of things is..

Another thing to watch is the bond dislocation that is currently happening, whereby the Fed is ficticiously keeping rates lower than the market is saying they should be.. this can only happen for so long before all hell will break loose.. China also factors into this phenomenon..

Interesting times we live in for sure... Just as the Tytler Cycle predicted hundreds of generations ago..</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>China is definately a big player that needs to be watched very closely..</p>
<p>Notice that Obama is over there right now, doing his best to keep the boat afloat and to keep the sheeple happy..</p>
<p>I tend to agree that since currencies are so interdependent, and the global banking system is all fiat by design, that real consumables (Commodities) are the true indicators of what the real status of things is..</p>
<p>Another thing to watch is the bond dislocation that is currently happening, whereby the Fed is ficticiously keeping rates lower than the market is saying they should be.. this can only happen for so long before all hell will break loose.. China also factors into this phenomenon..</p>
<p>Interesting times we live in for sure&#8230; Just as the Tytler Cycle predicted hundreds of generations ago..</p>
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