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To: Wayners who wrote (42995)	1/2/2013 12:45:14 AM
From: FCom777	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 213397

Not so sure about that ... as far as a new Constitutional Convention ... I'd like to think that people are becoming more and more knowledgeable about how they are getting screwed by the Bankster Class. Although we have a ways to go ... seems like the trend regarding popular opinion vis a vis the Banksters is clear. When the chit finally hits the fan - and the debt really becomes untenable - seems more likely that the people lash out against the Banksters and the Fed - kind of like the McCarthy hearings in the 50's or Watergate in the 70's - and they get stiffed with their so called Balance sheet and a majority of the debt is reneged upon. I forget the article and section in the Consitution ... but there is verbage in there that states that Debt fraudulently incurred can be legally reneged upon. Although admittedly unlikely, I think that is more likely than a complete rewrite of the Constitution. The only way that that occurs is if Bankster powers continue to strengthen - and they get away with royally screwing all of us - in which case you would be 100% correct. I prefer to believe in the public outcry scenario - history shows that this occurs a few to several times each century ... we are surely due ...