Indentured Servants (students) - The new Student Loan Conspiracy

[Mark]

Sorry, just the video.... yup

[bodebliss]

There is no danger of the US economy collapsing completely. Everyone who has ever predicted the collapse of western civilization has been proved wrong. I'm gonna stick with the winning side. Everyone wants to rule the world. They will always take a shot at the all out leader.What do you have to lose in bad mouthing a winner or winning stategy?

All I see is someone advertising his online learning and precious metals business with scare tactics. Like trying to sell baby aspirin with warnings about impending heart attacks for everyone. Like trying to sell unregulated bottled water to people with unsupported jabs at regulated city water.

[Mark]

I was intregued by the concept of the video, and no, I never buy into scare-investments. (which is why one should invest with zero emotion)

But even though I fully support the higher-education resource, I did find some of the facts presented interesting.

Still, school is still better than flipping burgers. (but I think they are suggesting that some grads end up flipping burgers anyway until they find their way.)

[Mark]

followup,... even though inflation.us does a great job of promoting their 'wisdom', one must notice the links available, one noteworthy regarding the melting of coinage. So you may be right bode.



Here is the owner of the organisation that produced the vid:

http://www.gerardadams.com/
Gerard Adams

[bodebliss]

I see gold at a all time high with a bubble type risk to it. When everyone is shouting gold, I tend to stay away.

You'd be better off paying other people's delinquent property taxes, at least your guaranteed 16% in Ohio. Even if the property goes into default the bankers will pay you because you are top dog and they need to get their money back. You are payed first before anyone and they can't claim bankruptcy against property taxes.

It's a sure 16% / annum here in Ohio.


http://www.buzzle.com/articles/why-c...tificates.html

http://realtytimes.com/rtpages/20010817_taxes.htm