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Friday, 01/07/2011 12:55:44 PM

Friday, January 07, 2011 12:55:44 PM

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What Is McGraw-Hill Thinking??????
I previously was under the impression that that McGraw-Hill had through it's Standard & Poor's financial division, new that the great experiment called the USA was over and that there was only the great fall into the hyperinflation abyss like the German Wiemar Republic of the early 1920's, compliments from the US Federal Reserve which itself is a private corporation and has nothing to do in legal terms with the US Federal Government(long sentence for you grammatically correct people).

It is true that there will be much more natural gas available because of the new formation fracture method in natural gas production and the demand will shift to it and away from oil and the world will be better for it. Mcgraw-Hill nor any other company or investor needs a lot data to wade through or purchase to figure this out. Just grab one of the unemployed rock licking geologist(I'm a geologist among many things) and ask him.

The days are soon coming to an end where massive amounts of data are needed to figure out what is about to happen, just look out your window for the real climate report and walk around any city for the financial report. McGraw-Hill just does not get it-that it took 25 years for the DOW to recover to it's previous highs after the Crash of 1929 and the one that is coming at us is going to be the Greatest Depression in history.

In the next 20 years, those that survive will not give a damn about tedious financial reports unless it is where they can get their next meal from. Given the fact that the governments financial information is totally corrupt and the Standard & Poors of McGraw-Hill was caught in a massive corruption scheme faking the real values, then who is going to believe anything that Platt's division is going to say and more important who will care? We know that natural gas will/is more plentiful and that yes the price will still go up regardless of the old supply and demand axiom because the game is rigid. What Mcgraw-Hill should be doing with their extra cash is buying natural gas and gold and silver and their good mining companies and storing this away for their survival.

I want Mcgraw-Hill to survive because I intend to buy it as a penny stock south of $1.00 in about 5 years when the world economic collapse has exhausted itself. Buying more junk to store in their garage already full of it is a sign of real sickness in those who run McGraw-Hill which even surprises me. This is not a condemnation of any company McGraw-Hill purchases but of Mcgraw-Hill itself for being such a materialistic collector when the age of materialism is over. They keep this up and I will have to down grade then to the sub-penny level for future purchase price. Read for free, http://fallofthehouseofmcgrawhill.com/ and my other posting about this company on all the major message boards and other websites.