anyone recall this? there have only been three other closed door sessions in the history of the united states...and this one has been bugging me to no end. After thinking about some posts here, I came to this hypothesis: the closed door session might have been to discuss the domestic strategies to keep control of the civilian population subsequent to the crash of the markets and dollar (on the condition that it does happen).

consider the likelihood of a recession at this point. it would not be beyond the scope of probability that there will be riots, more crime, and so on. my thought is that they were discussing how to control this reaction. just speculation on my part, but I'm curious to know of anyone has kept abreast of this information?

Re: Closed Door Congressional Session (March)

I think you're giving them WAY too much credit. They couldn't possibly be talking about anything important or constructive.

Re: Closed Door Congressional Session (March)

I think once the depression kicks in we are going to see how ugly this thing really is.

Re: Closed Door Congressional Session (March)

[quote=subterFUSE;624249]I think you're giving them WAY too much credit. They couldn't possibly be talking about anything important or constructive.[/quote]

i would be giving them credit if they went in and talked about dismantling parts of this government.

however, the government never ceases to grow. and i garuantee you that's the discussoin that went on: what can we do with government to secure the future of this government...

Re: Closed Door Congressional Session (March)

They can't be up to no good ,,,

lets keep and eye on them

they can stab us on the back any second....

laterz