Dear Producer

I have no argument with your logic, in fact from my perspective at least the points are exceptionally well reasoned, however the question is whether or not its too late in the day to prevent the day of reckoning, whether it be environmental or financial ?? In 'The vanishing Face of Gaia' (as well as in earlier books), James Lovelock goes to great lengths to postulate a tipping point beyond which we are incapable of preventing what lays beyond, essentially similar to the point of no return with international aircraft travel. Whilst I haven't delved to the same extent in economic areas, the same 'tipping point' must surely apply there as well. I suggest that the parasitic snouts who by their very avarice will cause the financial crash are either too arrogant, incapable of recognizing, or unwilling to admit, their culpability. These issues I can live with, however in the interests of self-preservation, one must consider what happens with supremely arrogant bloodsucking parasitic snouts mit born to rule syndrome when their whole reason for existence, namely the love of money, is suddenly destroyed. My best guess is the resurgence of highway robbery on a grand scale that makes blue-uniformed flash for cash operations look like a church run charity appeal.