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Lehman Brothers Goes Lame


September 9, 2008

Elaine Meinel Supkis

Lehman Brothers is going down.












Once upon a time, when I was rather young, I had to literally go into the Cave of Death. Frankly, I was stunned to discover it was also the Cave of Wealth.

This revelation shook me to the core. It took years to understand exactly how this place works. At first, whenever I tried explaining this oddness, people would say, 'You are crazy.'

So I had to study many religions and fairy tales, seeking confirmation about all this and was delighted to find it all over the place.

Next came proving this in the real world. My ability to predict the future is very much dependent upon understanding the true nature of money and wealth.

With this in mind, it is laughably easy to understand how to see ahead. One limitation has been set on my life: I, myself, am forbidden to use this knowledge to amass personal wealth and power.

Why?

Ah! This is the ultimate nature of the Cave of Wealth and Death: I will be destroyed by the darker forces there. My soul, that is. The other shock I got while there, in 1967, was that the soul is the only thing of value in that place and the creatures there would gladly exchange immense sums of money for these souls.

Not all souls cost the same, either. Some are of greater utility to the creatures who are all spawn of the Dire Sisters.

Backing up to today's world: everyone who is destroying our entire banking and commerce systems are people who traded their souls to demons. They think they are cheating the demons because they think they have the key to the Cave of WEALTH and NOT the Cave of DEATH.

They will stumble over skeletons and hear the screams of the dying and think, 'I am above all this! I am rich!' But they are the cause of all this.

This is the sadness of hyper-wealth. If we look hard at the history of the ruling elites, it is one of rising to power and then slowly or swiftly rotting away, internally. Our Founding Fathers knew this [some of which were my ancestors]. They felt that excessive wealth would bring moral destruction. Except half of them were slave owners who wanted excessive wealth.

And some were merchants who dreamed of excessive wealth. So the US has this bloody history that belies everything our revolutionary fathers claimed. This is why we are now a great empire that is utterly rotten to the core.

Comment Posted by: Elaine Meinel Supkis September 10, 2008 at 08:39 AM









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WG:

Elaine, as for why people won't read your articles, that is an easy question.

1. Mosquito-like attention span of modern human does not bode well with 10-page long articles
2. Level of reading comprehension skill required for your articles is no longer taught in school
3. Processing your articles require adequate understanding of the economy, also not taught in schools
4. Reader must have no strong political affiliation, since you are pretty much against both parties
5. Ability to withstand weird articles about occult stuff, religion, and cannibalism etc
6. Lastly, extreme brain-power to crunch through mountains of data daily

I have dug through the internet for quite some time searching for good economic analysis, and finally found your site. Your articles are such great fun that I am here to stay! As for stuff about magic and human ancestors being evil cannibals, I really won't fuss much about them, unless someone tries to eat me.

To conclude, thanks for the great articles. Anata ga daisuki!

Posted by: WG | September 10, 2008 at 01:39 AM