Real Estate in Orange County, CA: Is Prince John finished pillaging Sherwood Forest yet?

2.01.2008

Is Prince John finished pillaging Sherwood Forest yet?

As if old Prince John hasn't had his way with the villagers for long enough. He's back at it, buying up real estate notes for pennies on a dollar. He's tricked U.S. residents and foreign investors into investing real value into an inflated market and he's cleaning up the mess with a fat, piggish smile across his face.

By real value, I'm referring to the hours you've spent working for paper money. Paper money that is backed by absolutely nothing other than how much of it is in circulation. The simple fact that it takes human time and power to dig something like silver out of the earth gives it real value.

The current mortgage crisis is about transferring your hard work to the large banks who own a controlling share in the Federal Reserve. It could be said that we're slaves to their greed for power.

In so many words, Baron Rothschild uttered the words, "Buy when there's blood in the street". The history is there for all of us to see and like Senator Mike Gravel said while in the 2007 Democratic Debates before being yanked for looking too angry about what's happening in his country, "Follow the money!"

So is Prince John finished yet? I believe the answer is overwhelmingly no.

October 15th of last year, Kathleen Casey-Kirschling applied for Social Security benefits. Kathleen is the 1st Baby Boomer in U.S. history to apply for such benefits. Big deal right? Well, more and more boomers, many unprepared, will begin to enter retirement and be forced to withdraw money from investment accounts much faster than expected. Panic will strike, markets will crash and good old Prince John will be right there waiting to pick up the pieces through each up and down for practically nothing.

I'm disgusted by working short-sales and foreclosures in our depressed real estate market because I understand I'm helping to clean up the mess and consolidate their wealth.

Read Robert Kiyosaki's, "The Prophecy". It's a basic outline as to what will most likely happen over the next 10-20 years and it doesn't even speak of run away inflation, never ending wars or peak oil!

Here are some links to free online videos that may interest you:

Rich Dad's 2008 Predictions