s. insofar as it appears to have been getting better it's because he's been taking on huge amounts of debt but. bringing in more up to current time i believe that a real depression started in two thousand and some two thousand and eight and as we speak right now we're just in the hurricane we've gone through the leading edge of the hurricane and two thousand and eight two thousand and nine and we're in the eye of the storm right now and we're going to come up the other room and it's going to be much more serious last much longer than what we saw and be different than what we saw in two thousand and eight. reason that we're in the eye of the storm is because these governments not just the united states government the governments all over the world created trillions of currency wars that are paper the sore but it's temporary. so as far as what you're what you're talking about and you've said we've entered something before it called the greater depression in your in your name in two thousand and seven kind of as this pivotal year two thousand and eight and nine as the years following that whe

well, probably some i would say insofar as i think most institutions, you know, before the 1960's, even legally were seeing regated. i think of it in a different way. the factory with the assembly line, i think that oppressed people equally, regardless of race. black or white workers didn't get much of a break from the line. they all got 15-minute luven breaks where they had to chow down their food almost instantly. they had the same sorts of problems and so son. i think segregation in that sense was almost a moot point because of the labor issues that were at the forefront and black and white workers were sort of in the same boat as far as that went. any other questions? thank you very much for your questions. i enjoyed it.