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Listed below are comments made by fancyNathan10 between Monday, 11th August 2008 and Wednesday, 24th September 2008.

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Interbank hysteria 11:20pm on 24 Sep 2008 Comment 52 Norrie C- Someone on here who really knows what's going on. I second your challenge to Robert- come on Mr Peston, expose this fraudulent system for what it is.
Interbank hysteria 6:53pm on 24 Sep 2008 The world's financial system is nothing more than a system of control whereby those in power force debt upon those not in power.
Most people still do not know that all money is debt and that banks (private and central) essentially control everything, including governments.

Do you actually know where money comes from? Do you really?

Banking is the world's greatest scam and the curse of humanity.
The Great Depression of the 1930's was a redistribution of wealth and power. The current position, with 'solutions' provided by Central and Private banks is no different and the outcome will be pretty much the same. Already the Federal Reserve (a private company, by the way) now owns half of the mortgages in the US and therefore half the properties by implication. That's one hell of a deal.
Our whole concept of what money is and what it should be needs to be addressed.
Do you actually know? If you really did, why would you be defending a system that hurts you?
The right move for Robinho? 5:03pm on 02 Sep 2008 Well, you can't say the last day of transfers has been boring.
Let's see how Robinho does at City.
Whatever you think about him, or the Arabs, at least it looks like another club wants to be a contender, which is a positive thing. Good luck to City and Robinho.
The James gang beat Yao, for now 2:07pm on 11 Aug 2008 I agree with Mojoriser9 (comment 3).
What I would add is that the refereeing was absolutely woeful in this game. I lost count of the number of times Team USA was traveling and didn't get called for it.

This is blantantly unfair and amounts to a huge advantage, particularly when, as Matt Slater and everyone seems to agree, the vast majority of team USA's points come from drives to the hoop.

For sheer athleticism though, Team USA is a joy to watch.

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