A Trillion here a Trillion There [Archive]

William Foster

07-14-2002, 06:14 AM

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>From today's New York Times:
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"Since the market peak in March 2000, roughly $7 trillion in stock wealth has evaporated, leaving about $10.5 trillion."

Regardless of how you measure wealth, a $7 trillion decrease in the value of stocks has got to hurt and it's only starting. Once the debt depression spirals down to the bottom, it will be much much more.



This is part of the ascension 2000 plan. When millions go to sports stars and movie stars instead toward feeding the hungry and stopping war, something is terribly wrong with the world.



It will take tremendous changes in the geographic, political, social and financial structures of the world to move us into 4D.

yours,

Bill Foster

Sunny One

07-14-2002, 06:44 AM

--- William Foster <fosterwg@... (/group/asc2k/post?postID=j5eHmuTSR7HRL8dQXhQPIJDhypMqKmSKhihobf 5w7x21j_mmQkTIKh2758KZ1wWQIHHdvwVbpGmE)> wrote:
>
> When
> millions go to sports stars and movie stars instead
> toward feeding the hungry and stopping war,
> something is terribly wrong with the world.
>

"The great Way is easy,
yet people prefer the side paths.
Be aware when things are out of balance.
Stay centered within the Tao.

When rich speculators prosper
while farmers lose their land;
when government officials spend money
on weapons instead of cures;
when the upper class is extravagant
and irresponsible
while the poor have nowhere to turn-
all this is robbery and chaos.
It is not in keeping with the Tao."

Chapter 53
Tao Te Ching
Lao Tzu
(Stephen Mitchell trans.)

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