Epstein Secrets

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ows that too much concentration of wealth at the top, and too much stagnation everywhere else indicate an economy nearing collapse. For example, as Reich shows (Figure la & b), both the crashes of 1928 and 2007 followed on the heels of peaks in which the top i% owned 25% of the country's total wealth.

that EFTA00711730 sucks resources to the top, and drains it away from the rest of the system causing necrosis. For example, chemical runoff into the Gulf of Mexico accelerates algae growth. This creates an escalating, "the more you have, the more you get" process, in which massive algae growth sucks up all the

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or killings - we can see all of these in rattlingly sharp detail, instantly, miraculously. Watch the Fukishima reactor meltdown! See BP oil leak into the Gulf of Mexico in HD! The rise and fall of markets, the moves of distant wars, rivers of refugees appear almost as if we were tuning into a football game. But we ca

ation. They contend that Epstein — friend of the rich and famous and financial pa- tron of Democratic

ude oil futures fell for a second straight session as Tropical Storm Chris. which traders had feared would damage oil rigs and refiner- ies along the Gulf of Mexico, was downgraded to a tropi- cal depression. A barrel of light crude settled at $74/3 on Friday. down 73 cents. As with the Dow, broad- er stock i

turn, are EFTA00586502 15 running down as the rich world recovers and Asia puts on a remarkable gro

days later. There is something to the latter view. 5. Can't the United States create its own spare capacity? Ever since last summer's oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, drilling permits in the area have been effectively frozen. It's generally clear why -- no one wants another ecology-tarnishing spill lapping up in

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| go back a few centuries giving had been a very rich tradition; it used to be that 10% of your income

departed in September 2011, heading south toward the Gulf of Mexico and refineries near Houston. Now the canal moves

o how we might enhance the middle. Most students, rich or poor, will not go to Harvard, while plenty of