All about Equity Spending... with a Love Story: Equity Spending

"All About Equity Spending... With a Love Story," is the only book in the entire world, at this time that brings into sharp focus the facts which illustrate that our United States federal deficit is irrelevant by in large part, using a fictional as well as a nonfictional format. A lot of people thin [...]
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"All About Equity Spending... With a Love Story," is the only book in the entire world, at this time that brings into sharp focus the facts which illustrate that our United States federal deficit is irrelevant by in large part, using a fictional as well as a nonfictional format. A lot of people think that the federal deficit is meaningless but they aren't exactly sure why and how. All those doubts and misconceptions fade away after reading this book and you are then able to state your position on the deficit in a clear, concise way which allows family and friends to also be enlightened by way of this new perspective.In the process of presenting this new perspective, the ages old technique of employing satire, humor and intrigue in order to illustrate the facts, is found in the fictional novel. Herein you will find yourself being borne upon the idea of interdimensional wormholes, a level twelve security fort being constructed, an invisibility bodystocking, young love being brought to fruition and many other memorable moments. The eclectic band of characters are all the sort one would want to call a friend but especially Three and Christie, with whom we begin and end our fictional story.The main talking points that illustrate the facts about our federal deficit being irrelevant are established in the novel and then further scrutinized in the nonfictional "Continuing Commentary" section found between the last two chapters. Of course it is unusual to first have a fictional and a nonfictional format for a book (big taboo) and then to also devote a section for further comment and explanation is just unnatural but due to the uniqueness of the main premise, somewhat necessary. Keep in mind that we are talking about an irrelevant federal deficit and this discussion inevitably touches upon not only the economics of it all but the political as well as the religious aspect.So, we are talking about money, religion and politics (big taboo), plus it has to be engaging while discussing some of the most boring related aspects one can imagine. Well, don't worry, I've got this covered. You can read this book while enjoying yourself, despite the subject matter and the ending is guaranteed to leave a smile on your face and you will be enriched.P.O.O.F.O.O.S.I.E.