>>>>Are you worried about the stock market opening?
>>>>Will the demonstrations have an big effect on the markets?
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>>>IMO, there's a good reason to worry. Not about the stock (live or dead), but about the way the game is rigged. The Occupy movement shows, so far, all signs of being an engineered color coded revolution, which will then be used as a pretext to do something, under the pretense of "they forced our hands". The current financial system may be replaced with something even worse, OR, the laws which keep it alive may get worse and give it a few more years of life, with more money taken out of our collective pockets to pay for all that and then some.
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>>>I hope I'm wrong.
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>>There is an article about OWS here: http://urbansurvival.com/week.htm
>>George Soros is mentioned.
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>It's better (for the system as it is now) that he organizes them (just like the Buch brothers paid for the Tea), than to risk having something spontaneous. And this thing about intentionally wreaking financial havoc all around the world , so that some kind of world government starts looking like a saver, is heard quite often in the recent years. Some of it has a taste of intentional leak, to just prepare us to not be surprised when it actually comes.
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>Times are tough.

I agree. The powers that be are a shifty bunch.