Gold Investment: What will happen when the handouts stop?

Gold Investment - 29 August 2011

People are expressing their discontentment with global economics in a myriad of ways. In Germany, far left extremists are venting their frustration by burning luxury German cars. This year alone, 138 cars have been burned and this is more than twice the amount of cars that were destroyed in this way last year. This coincides with the violence and mayhem that England experienced just recently. Over 1500 were arrested for looting and rioting in the country. In Germany, people are targeting the wealthy people to make a stand against the wealthy people in Germany.

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The Police is viewing this as political acts and there is a special unit that is busy with investigating these crimes. Police have received letters from organizations that claim responsibility for the burnings. While theft of clothing is the order of the day in Britain, in Germany and France they burn cars. Countless numbers of Citroens and Renaults have been torched in France and they are now starting to burn Mercedes Benzes and BMWs. The economic term used for these dissatisfied people is zombie and it is meant to describe people who are parasites and drain the economy. These people take more than they give and live at the expense of other people.

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Zombies exist in most types of business and they can be found to be ripping off customers. Some mechanics are zombies as they over charge customers for the work that they perform on cars. Many government departments around the world are riddled with zombies as they have numerous employees who contribute as little as possible to the organization. Government creates zombies when they offer bailouts to industry. This is tragic as it turns many of the productive people into economic blood suckers.

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