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You're browsing: Complaints » Mortgage Issues, Watchdog Issues » Article Title: Mortgages - A Wonderful Quote By Peter Schiff

“The curtain has yet to close, but if you listen closely you can hear the fat lady warming up in the wings. It has been one hell of a show, but there will be no encore. For those holding toxic mortgage paper there is nothing left to do but sue. However, even those who do not own this stuff are not in the clear. A much larger disaster looms for holders of U.S. dollar denominated assets in general. It will not be long before our foreign creditors realize that Uncle Sam is the biggest subprime borrower of them all and will similarly mark down the value of its debts as well.”

Here is the full article, written by By Peter Schiff, Euro Pacific Capital, http://www.europac.net/

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