----- Original Message -----
From: Len Cranford
To: Richard Finley ; craig
schommer ; ryder smith ; jb_campbell@yahoo.com
; patrick henry ; James
Wickstrom ; darkmoon@darkmoon.me ; tommy ; Bill Conlin ; gvwyatt@gmail.com
; pseudoskylax@gmail.com
; executioner@dreadwilliam.com
Sent: Sunday, September 07, 2014 3:16 AM
Subject: Student Debt a $Trillions$ Ticking Bomb;
{Do you think the Government will
pass laws to allow the bankruptcy of Student Debt? The other recent Debt
Expansion has been auto loans; With those, you lose your vehicle with
non-payment. Same with a House foreclosure. I suspect bankers will fight to
keep the youngsters indentured forever since there is no way to
"repossess" an Education. But everyone is missing the point of the massive vulnerability
of "College" in this "New Age"; The underlying economic
structure will have no need for these "educated" [in nothing but
Liberalism] "system""soft hands" creatures. If
you are young, you would be much better off just going to Dentistry
school. The only problem Dentists have is collections of bills. There is plenty
of demand for a dentist! In fact, there is demand for many skills having
nothing to do with College; Locally here; Truck Drivers, Welders, Miners,
Drillers, Front end loader and Euclid shovel operators, underground miners.
Machinists-esp. CNC operators. Ha! High Demand skill; Just a Tire
installer, brakes and muffler technician could get a job at ANY major tire
store. There is always plenty of demand there. Sort of like being a Nurse or
Diesel Mechanic; They always NEED the people who get their hands dirty.
Locally, a machinist-welding skill in high demand; "Line boring"
- restoration of heavy equipment worn out shaft bores and parts
[photos below;]. High pay and NO College.
A shocking reality; In ALL the jobs
I ever had - Including "Futures Account Manager" at Paine Webber; No one EVER ASKED ME for even my High School Diploma
- NOT ONCE!!!!! Even in "Futures", the Skill was so RARE that
"SKILL" was all that was required!!! L.
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