The Mainstream and The Markets

By: Blair Sveinson
Submitted: 2007-01-17 16:25:25
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A new book out penned by Addison Wiggin and Bill Bonner of the Daily Reckoning entitled "Empire of Debt" reports total credit debt in the U.S now at $39 trillion and growing. With the U.S lead by an intransigent, self-aggrandizing and illusionary set of policies, the countrys reputation is undergoing a merciless attack. Their real estate market is starting to roll over with the inevitable financial repercusssions on the horizon. Evidence continues to mount revealing the U.S administration's propensity for deception whether relating to the disclosure of financial market intervention to prop up the dollar, covering up war facts in Iraq, or protecting the deviant behavior of a political insider. On all accounts, the administration appears untrustworthy, but still evidently appears positioned in a tight race heading into mid-term term elections.

It's a remarkable time in our history when anything associated with oil is bulging at the seams whilst a traditional manufacturing sector is lumbering along in mediocrity destined for an outmatched showdown with China.

Unfortunately, a mediocrity in thought has also begun to permeate North American citizenry with respect to its plight for prosperity and economic security. Capitalism is founded on a pretext of individual freedom and liberty. It is our god given right to exploit our individual potential but unfortunately this right is subliminally repressed in a corporate culture of contentment.

Blair Sveinson's zeal for competition bread from early athletic days propelled him through the corridors of academia and ultimately into the limelight of self employmenht. Temptations of the corporate mainstream were eventually dismissed as a compromise. He delights in the written word and finds ultimate pleasure in bestowing the truth and benefits of pure capitalism on a captive audience.

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