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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dannic113, post: 1409621, member: 35203&quot;]Only problem with all of this is no one has touched on the two key issue for me at least and one minor one. All our progress or failures or fixing or M2 or QE3 won&#039;t really matter if the last bubble bursts...the commercial real estate market. This is one reason I feel that we can&#039;t let the banking system or stock market be left to die. It would burst the commercial bubble as all corporate and business function would cease to exist and we would be back to at least 08/09 and maybe even sent back to the barter system and primeval survival for basic necessities. </p><p>The second thing no one has really mentioned although before the france and iceland side tracks it was alluded to when someone said when everyone realizes to make a grab at gold and silver. Only problem is what happens when electronics and alternative energy is gobbling up more than what central banks and you and I are? The mining industry has already said and shown it can&#039;t keep up with current demand in both the industrial and financial/investment sector. What happens when the demand become terminal and/or we over mine silver like we have oil? The other minor thing to look to is what is happening globally. I somehow doubt Iceland is going to be a major trading partner with the U.S. no matter their growth. What happens when so many countries default and start to fall like dominos? Something needs to be done or we are potentially looking at global collapse. For those fearing the new system that would replace the whispers and rumors are of a global economy and currency. That&#039;s my take on it all.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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