Powerball’s Swollen Balls

Swollen Balls
Powerball Moves Its Money Trust Again

Lately here in America, whenever somebody detects a trend and then looks into it from the perspective of cause and effect, all the monkeys amongst us start to yell “Conspiracy Theorist!” Whenever somebody focuses on corruption of large sums of money and the person who happens to be paying attention stands to benefit directly if corruption is proved, that person is branded as someone with delusions of grandeur.

Have you played the lottery lately?

Well if you have been reading the postings on INTELLEXAE then you know that it does seem that I should have a vested interest in the activities of the multi-state Powerball – or – a serious Delusion of Grandeur – take your pick. But be that as that may be, I do detect a correlation between the timing of my litigation efforts and the monster tidal tsunami type swelling of the Powerball jackpot. But if I jump out there and tell you about the latest detection of cause and effect relative to the Powerball’s sudden swell this week to $430 million some of you would just write me of as a delusionist. So read a previous post on INTELLEXAE and mark this date, consider looking into something called Actuary Sciences, and I can seal the records now and tell you later about the pattern. The link to MSN’s coverage of the Powerballs Swollen Balls is linked below.

Enjoy

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/the-powerball-jackpot-has-now-hit-a-whopping-dollar430-million/ar-AAq3fwl?li=BBnb7Kz

/S/ Radcliffe B. Lewis, Policy Analyst
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