It is hard to put into words my feelings for Jim Cramer as a businessman. Thoughts like "unusually intelligent," "thoroughly devious," "completely corrupt" "without conscience" flash across my mind.

I wouldn't waste five secondes of my life listening to the man. He does not belong on TV.

I wouldn't want Tyhee's name associated with his.

Please don't mistake his showmanship for financial advice.

He actually explained some of his trading stunts in his days as a hedge fund manager on a video which aired on Youtube perhaps a year ago. Youtube has since banned the video. So much for honesty in media. In the video he admitted engaging in illegal trading activity which he said he knew the SEC would never pick up on. These were stunts involving many, many millions of dollars; somebody had to be on the wrong side of those trades (he spoke of these things with pride in his abilities).....and Martha Stewart does time for insider trading while this guy does television.

No wonder the U.S. is about to melt down (and believe me it will - Daniel 7:21,22 though not one in a thousand will understand this reference or its significance). Honesty and decency have left the land.

My displeasure is not directed at Baires or the writer of the note. It is an expression of frustration and anger. Today if a child is left unattended for seconds it is a crime. What a strain on both parent and child. When I grew up I walked to school, the house was locked only if we were out of town on vacaction, the country was still bathed (for the most part) in innocence. Sure there was some corruption in the adult world, but now the predators of all stripes are everywhere and they're in your face all the time. I would put Jim Cramer in that classification (a financial predator) for now. Hopefully he will change before it is too late; for the entire system of things is headed for meltdown mode.

That which is crooked cannot be made straight, and that which is wanting cannot possibly be counted. (Proverbs 1:15)

P.