Good as Gold

People, over next ten year I predict that gold will hit $5,000/oz. That sounds crazy? Well over the last ten it quadrupled its price. I expect inflation will be more this time.

Moon Hoax

There is a moon hoax story in a newspaper. Question is - did we ever go? Answer - no.

Banks in cure

OK are banks in a cure - not yet. In fact, they are being prop up. Things are bad now, but future is worse. Expect more banks to fail. For example in 2007 only three banks failed, but now in 2009 we see near 90 banks are gone. I expect over 100 by year end. Already, FDIC is almost out of money.

FREE TV on net

It is no hoax, you can watch TV for free on the internet. I am not just talking about Youtube either. Here is yet another video site we don't need ATT entertainment. Well, old ma bell, could always be a little PHONEy, but these mini movies on the net are more excuses to waste time. It could be the new future of television - as in TV over IP. Already, my shows are interrupted by commercials. They say the more things change, the more they stay the same. Internet is a big time sink, but at least you can say it is better than television - NOT!

increase in UFOs after UFO movie

They say that sighting of a UFO increase after a popular UFO movie. This is use to say that viewing UFO is a hoax. Well, I am sure that people seeing dolphins at the beach goes up after a popular dolphin movie. If people look avidly for an item they tend to find it.

Junk Food Tax

Hey, no hoax, our gov now want to tax junk food. Under the guise of helping us, yet another tax on our food. This is a very thin attempt to raise money in the middle of a depression. What do they tax - yes food, the one thing we will not cut back on.

Prosperity Hoax

Instead of more prosperity we have more poverty. For example, in sunny Florida there are black clouds near our horizon. OK case in point, unemployment in Florida soars from 6.3% last year to 10.7% today. The twin engines of economic recovery construction and tourism have stalled out. OK across our nation on the other coast, California is also dealing with double digit unemployment and a crash in real estate. The rising number of foreclosures means house prices are still falling as banks dump even more homes on an already saturated market.