Well put Ed, For most people, common folk, such as myself, a Humble security guard, are coming to terms with the reality that you really must live within your means, dont overdo it with a big mortgage or alot of outstanding credit,(or spending lots of money going to bad movies) and depend more on family and eachother for support, possesions, meals,and transportation, my wife and I are pretty much broke all the time BUT we are happy and content with what we DO have, food, a place to live, jobs, nice car, and friends. We live very simple, happy lives here in Colorado, I am however a little concerned about others, there is a fast growing gap between socio-economic classes, The Rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer. Many of us are just one or two paychecks away from poverty or homelessness. while the wealthy continue to live these outragous over the top lifestyles completetly oblivious to the stae of the world and mankind. Scary, disappointing and SAD..Chris

Our financial system is an illusion, just like the news media.

Just as presidents are decided by the controlers, so too are economic repercusions doled out to populations in order to serve the needs of their long term plan.

Is that plan good or bad? Who can say for certain. Do we have any control over it. Not really. The government is only doing what its told to by its higher authority and no amount of complaining on our part will drastically alter the things to come.

This is why the guiding spirits mentioned in the not-for-profit study of past life regression therapy entitled "the Value of Life" by professor Fumihiko Iida of Fukushima National University tell us to have faith.

We are all extensions of the same life energy and we chose these challenging lives for our own benefit. Beings in possesion of UFOs are also a part of this energy and are more than likely very aware of it. This means they carry a great burden of responcibility to the billions of their bretheren (us) who need this little blue ball to keep on bouncing, and yet somehow keep us from vaporizing ourselves and every other little blue ball in the physical universe.

We are created dumb essentialy. That is a key ingredient to making these lives worth experiencing. The smarter we get, the less we have to learn about during our time spent here.

I cant say for certain if we will be welcomed into the fold when we 'dreamers' finaly awaken, but the simple act of achieving full self realization (as all spirits have) will in turn wake us up to the fact that this world and its people need to be returned to nature eventualy before the cycles of learning can begin once again.

It is my opinion that it isnt alien structures on the moon and mars that keep us from going back, but the ruins of our previous technical evolutionary peak. The humans of 10-20k years ago, whose technology far surpassed our own.

All that having been said, economic warfare is the mark of this age. Is it any wonder that those who have waged it on our own behalf (Americans) for hundreds of years have decided to make us the final target? To canabalize the only wealth left to pillage.

If your a billionare, sit back and enjoy the ride, its all for you, sirs. Everyone else, you were expecting your heartless corporate overlords to treat you with tender consideration? Hahaha!

Please see your local Citibank offical to convert your dollars into ameros at your earliest convenience.

You're feelings intrigue me, however you've forgotten a fundamental aspect of the so called melt down. It's been driven by rampant spending to obtain that material you speak of. They spent so much that they couldn't pay their bills and hence the mess was caused more by debt than by spending. The USA has large problems with being a consumer and not a producer. I've said for over 40 years now that this needs to change and yet we've seen all types of production jobs leave the USA for elsewhere. It's very, very difficult to find Made In USA products and now even the quality is questionable as the educational system in this country (I live in CA) has deteriorated to the point where we don't produce the folks necessary to build quality products. So it's debt not materialism that is to blame...Yes both work together...but owing money isn't ever good when you can't pay it back.