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		<title>By: Eric Garland</title>
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		<dc:creator>Eric Garland</dc:creator>
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		<description>This is a rapidly developing megatrend, and it may accelerate as places like California declare total insolvency. Local currencies develop when the banking complex wakes up in a panic one morning and says &quot;Sorry, you are just as hardworking as yesterday, but you&#039;re all broke now.&quot; Everybody frets for a few days, then says, &quot;Hey Frank, I&#039;ll put in a porch for you in exchange for some groceries,&quot; and then local economies develop from that point onward.

I mean, who&#039;s going to trust their economic health to the Federal Reserve much longer? Things are bound to go local and DiY.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is a rapidly developing megatrend, and it may accelerate as places like California declare total insolvency. Local currencies develop when the banking complex wakes up in a panic one morning and says &#8220;Sorry, you are just as hardworking as yesterday, but you&#8217;re all broke now.&#8221; Everybody frets for a few days, then says, &#8220;Hey Frank, I&#8217;ll put in a porch for you in exchange for some groceries,&#8221; and then local economies develop from that point onward.</p>
<p>I mean, who&#8217;s going to trust their economic health to the Federal Reserve much longer? Things are bound to go local and DiY.</p>
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