Financial crises are doing what they better know to do: they destroy the system. Obviously there are huge crises and little crises, but they have one point in common: the change. If the crisis is little and you are able to manage it, the change will be natural and you will pass it. If it is big and strong, the change will be big and strong and you can wait. Fichte said that the reality is described by a sort of dialectical structure. After the crisis and the change you can see thenew world, a rainbow after the storm. As Ron Paul said somewhen you can’t prevent the depression, the depression is an element of the market and an element of the reality.