[Darkwolf377]

So tell me, what books you've been reading? Have you read any of the books on the list at my FR home page? The Creature From Jekyll Island: An In Depth Analysis of the Federal Reserve. Have you read that? How about Confessions of an Economic Hitman? Shadows of Power by James Perloff? None Dare Call it Treason? by Gary Allen?

Folks who have no background in a field will quote a couple of titles from wackjobs in order to "prove" they have "Special Secret Knowledge."

Confessions of an Economic Hitman

Conspiracy nut stuff; FReepers are invited to check this guy out, especially if they like science fiction.

"Other sources, including articles in the New York Times and Boston Magazine, as well as a press release issued by the United States Department of State, have referred to a lack of documentary or testimonial evidence to corroborate the claim that the NSA was involved in his hiring to Chas T. Main. In addition, the author of the State Department release states that the NSA "is a cryptological (codemaking and codebreaking) organization, not an economic organization" and that its missions do not involve "anything remotely resembling placing economists at private companies in order to increase the debt of foreign countries."[7]"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confessions_of_an_Economic_Hit_Man

THIS is your super secret ultimo-tastic "research"? LOL!

Shadows of Power

More John Bircher garbage from someone who apparently is misinformed about the organization he's investigating, as opposed to:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carroll_Quigley

None Dare Call it Treason

I don't deny there are plenty of commie symps around, but this book claims that the CP controls America.

And I actually thought you were a serious person. You're a survivalist, too, ain't ya? Come on, you're posting from a Secret Location because the Grand Overlord of the Commie World Takeover and Storm Door Corp. has you on his personal hit list, right?

Thanks for the laughs.

[ExSoldier]

You're a survivalist, too, ain't ya?

Well..... Yeah. All my friends were the subject of derision in their neighborhoods right before Hurricane Andrew. Right after the storm, the world shut up and suddenly we're the only ones adequately prepared. We became the go to folks for those who needed advice on getting things back into a state of order. The board of directors for my gun club (I sat on the board as chief safety officer & an NRA Instructor) went deep into the disaster zone and gave free lessons on gun safety to help curb accidental shootings after the marauding hordes of looters swept thru whole neighborhoods and triggered a sunset to sunrise curfew in that area of south Miami-Dade.