Reply #18: Interesting....however, I'm more interested in how "the deceiver" opperates [View All]

[Mind_your_head]

A good deceiver, for instance, doesn't break into a jewelry store and steal all of the most expensive watches.....oh no.

A 'good'/clever thief will break into a jewelry shop and change the prices of the cheap watches with the prices of the expensive/well-made watches and then in the morning approach the proprieter and buy all of the 'cheaply priced' watches (which are REALLY the valuable ones).

Think about that ~ think about the proprietor's reluctance to ADMIT that he'd been FOOLED and ROBBED....and apply that to AMERICA! The "great deceiver" has more power than just 'dust in the wind' or 'faces in the smoke'.

The "mistake" is with the proprietor b/c he didn't catch the scam, isn't it. It's a bait-and-switch.

WE are the proprietor's of this nation. And WE have caught this scam. So, do your DUTY as a citizen (each and every one of us) and say, "ENOUGH"!