Monty says that  NYC is a fragile ecosystem built upon a weak foundation of debt, corruption, and easy money that will be wiped out during the coming financial storm of the century. NYC and the empire it represents are like a 225 year old majestic oak tree in Central Park that appears healthy and strong to the naked eye, but in reality it is diseased and rotting within. It will only take a predictable storm to bring it crashing down to earth.

Financial engineering, pandering to government unions, issuance of debt, luxury retail, and conspicuous consumption, wrapped in a surveillance police state is not a sustainable economic model. Only the hubristic, arrogant, wealthy aristocrats believe they can sustain such a freak show. They are delusional and blinded by pride and belief in their own infallibility. They, along with the millions of unsuspecting New Yorkers, should really be uneasy. Their paradise of materialism will not survive the hurricane of consequences headed their way.

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Craig Lack is one of America's foremost authorities on Obamacare. The Affordable Care Act is now at a crossroads. With the subsidy issue now before the Supreme Court and the recent disclosures of the act's architect Jon Gruber, the act has never been more vulnerable. Craig thinks there will just be a rearranging of the deck chairs. We'll soon find out what's going to happen next. 

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Tara Richter is an expert in helping you to get your story on paper and getting it published. Some people find it extremely difficult getting it all down on paper. But Tara has figured out how to streamline and make it easy. Depending upon your budget she can help you write it, publish it and then promote it. It can help you become an industry expert and or celebrity in your own right. 

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