koalabear
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I'm not surprised that you are a hypocrite.
What happened to all of the doom and gloom economic threads?
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I'm not surprised that you are a hypocrite.
richard_daily
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You don't know what the word means... you also failed to use the word "racism" correctly, and you constantly mis-use "socialism" and "fascism".
You didn't happen to go to that glen beck school thingy, did you?
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Flashback: Every Dem Senator Including Obama Voted Against Raising Debt Limit In 2006…
It must have been because Bush is white.*
U.S. Senate Roll Call Votes 109th Congress — 2nd Session
As compiled through Senate LIS by the Senate Bill Clerk under the direction of the Secretary of the Senate
Question: On the Joint Resolution (H.J.Res.47 )
Vote Number: 54 Vote Date: March 16, 2006, 11:17 AM
(Senate.gov)
*Sheila Jackson Lee logic.
It must have been because Bush is white.*
U.S. Senate Roll Call Votes 109th Congress — 2nd Session
As compiled through Senate LIS by the Senate Bill Clerk under the direction of the Secretary of the Senate
Question: On the Joint Resolution (H.J.Res.47 )
Vote Number: 54 Vote Date: March 16, 2006, 11:17 AM
(Senate.gov)
*Sheila Jackson Lee logic.
richard_daily
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Flashback: Every Dem Senator Including Obama Voted Against Raising Debt Limit In 2006…
It must have been because Bush is white.*
U.S. Senate Roll Call Votes 109th Congress — 2nd Session
As compiled through Senate LIS by the Senate Bill Clerk under the direction of the Secretary of the Senate
Question: On the Joint Resolution (H.J.Res.47 )
Vote Number: 54 Vote Date: March 16, 2006, 11:17 AM
(Senate.gov)
*Sheila Jackson Lee logic.
Why did the republicans insist on spending MORE MORE MORE MORE MORE???
koalabear
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You watch Beck.
They both have the same ending, it doesn't really matter how you get there.
richard_daily
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You watch Beck.
Ah, so having "ism" means it's all the same.
So, in your mind; capitalism=facism=communism=socialism=statism.
You really are quite dumb.
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why are people comparing Bush's spending which was basically all voluntary (you can make your case that the Afghanistan War was defensive and we had to) but other than that not much vs Obama trying to get the economy going again. There is a fundamental difference between a person who spends to much money every month and someone who gets in an accident and needs to fix their car.
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Nice try, but that's not what I said is it , Moron Chihuahua.
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Except President Obama didn't wreck the car. Some drunken idiot wrecked it for him, handed over the keys, and retired to Texas.
koalabear
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Except President Obama didn't wreck the car. Some drunken idiot wrecked it for him, handed over the keys, and retired to Texas.
Obama took the keys and immediately started supplying guns to the cartels.
"The newest recession began a few months ago, or should we say downturn in an inflationary depression. There will be no recovery this year or next without $850 billion additional being thrown into the economy. No 3.5% growth. Perhaps a minus 4% if we are lucky. That should put unemployment close to 25% by 2012. After the news comes out that the term debt deal has been done the stock market will begin to slip downward.
"As this transpires we see a million more foreclosures and more the following year. In order for the economy to revive housing it has to revive and we see absolutely no chance of that happening over the next two years. As the Fed supplies buckets of money and credit inflation will scream upward. 25% to 30% is already in the pipeline for next year via QE and Stimulus 2. There is no way that can be stopped. That will be added to by the results of QE 3 in 2013. We wish it won’t be this way, but it is.
"There has been an inevitability since August 15,1971, that America and the western world would move from crisis to crisis until the financial and economic system eventually collapsed.
"For those who have been objective over those years what we are seeing today is no surprise."
"The crisis in Greece is finally causing contagion in Italy. The crisis of all six near bankrupt euro nations is upon us and it is permanent. Moody’s just downgraded Ireland again, at the worst possible time. Spain, which is in terrible shape, will soon follow. The EU members and their controllers, the banks, keep trying to put band-aids on their festering problem. Sooner or later they will have to face the music and that is those six nations will all have to go bankrupt along with the banks. All of you subscribers in the EU and UK get your funds out of the bank, now, and into gold and silver coins. If you don’t you may end up with nothing. If this goes on long enough it will take the presently solvent nations down as well.
"The European Union and the euro zone were ill conceived and bound to failure. After having lived in Europe for years, and being able to speak several of their languages, you get to understand people and the way they think. Both entities were anthropologically unnatural. Europe is still tribal. Just look at countries like Germany, France and Belgium where people speak different variations of the same language. In Belgium they speak two distinct languages. The EU’s major flaw was sovereign countries ran their own fiscal policies, as bureaucrats ran the EU. You have to either federalize all the way or forget it. The euro zone foisted one interest rate fits all, all on countries that should have never had the same interest rates as say Germany. We talked about both these issues 14 years ago, but as usual, no one was listening. From the very beginning the EU and the euro zone were doomed. Both are going to now begin the process of disintegration, as both are a failure. The six countries will go bankrupt, as will the banks. That will dislodge England and push it into bankruptcy and that in turn will force the US to follow. That may be the catalyst that forces a meeting of all nations to revalue, devalue and multilaterally default, hopefully such a meeting will occur long before this stage is reached. There is no question now that the game is over. The question now is when?"
If you have the stomach for it, there's a whole lot more @
Crisis And Collapse Unfortunate but Inevitable
http://theinternationalforecaster.c...risis_And_Collapse_Unfortunate_but_Inevitable
"As this transpires we see a million more foreclosures and more the following year. In order for the economy to revive housing it has to revive and we see absolutely no chance of that happening over the next two years. As the Fed supplies buckets of money and credit inflation will scream upward. 25% to 30% is already in the pipeline for next year via QE and Stimulus 2. There is no way that can be stopped. That will be added to by the results of QE 3 in 2013. We wish it won’t be this way, but it is.
"There has been an inevitability since August 15,1971, that America and the western world would move from crisis to crisis until the financial and economic system eventually collapsed.
"For those who have been objective over those years what we are seeing today is no surprise."
"The crisis in Greece is finally causing contagion in Italy. The crisis of all six near bankrupt euro nations is upon us and it is permanent. Moody’s just downgraded Ireland again, at the worst possible time. Spain, which is in terrible shape, will soon follow. The EU members and their controllers, the banks, keep trying to put band-aids on their festering problem. Sooner or later they will have to face the music and that is those six nations will all have to go bankrupt along with the banks. All of you subscribers in the EU and UK get your funds out of the bank, now, and into gold and silver coins. If you don’t you may end up with nothing. If this goes on long enough it will take the presently solvent nations down as well.
"The European Union and the euro zone were ill conceived and bound to failure. After having lived in Europe for years, and being able to speak several of their languages, you get to understand people and the way they think. Both entities were anthropologically unnatural. Europe is still tribal. Just look at countries like Germany, France and Belgium where people speak different variations of the same language. In Belgium they speak two distinct languages. The EU’s major flaw was sovereign countries ran their own fiscal policies, as bureaucrats ran the EU. You have to either federalize all the way or forget it. The euro zone foisted one interest rate fits all, all on countries that should have never had the same interest rates as say Germany. We talked about both these issues 14 years ago, but as usual, no one was listening. From the very beginning the EU and the euro zone were doomed. Both are going to now begin the process of disintegration, as both are a failure. The six countries will go bankrupt, as will the banks. That will dislodge England and push it into bankruptcy and that in turn will force the US to follow. That may be the catalyst that forces a meeting of all nations to revalue, devalue and multilaterally default, hopefully such a meeting will occur long before this stage is reached. There is no question now that the game is over. The question now is when?"
If you have the stomach for it, there's a whole lot more @
Crisis And Collapse Unfortunate but Inevitable
http://theinternationalforecaster.c...risis_And_Collapse_Unfortunate_but_Inevitable
richard_daily
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You said:
You watch Beck.
The "ending" in reference being "ism"... which is shared by your small-boner inducing religion "capitalism"...
I reminded you of that fact, and you pretended that you were talking about something else.
Nothing new.
koalabear
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I didn't mention capitalism, you did. Stupid Chihuahua.
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Try to keep up. I realize you have rarely used brain, but this is relatively simple, even for someone like you.
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Flashback: Every Dem Senator Including Obama Voted Against Raising Debt Limit In 2006…
It must have been because Bush is white.*
U.S. Senate Roll Call Votes 109th Congress — 2nd Session
As compiled through Senate LIS by the Senate Bill Clerk under the direction of the Secretary of the Senate
Question: On the Joint Resolution (H.J.Res.47 )
Vote Number: 54 Vote Date: March 16, 2006, 11:17 AM
(Senate.gov)
*Sheila Jackson Lee logic.
They wanted Amerikkka to fail so they could win an election...
The fact that we are here today to debate raising America’s debt limit is a sign of leadership failure. It is a sign that the U.S. Government can’t pay its own bills. It is a sign that we now depend on ongoing financial assistance from foreign countries to finance our Government’s reckless fiscal policies. … Increasing America’s debt weakens us domestically and internationally. Leadership means that ‘the buck stops here. Instead, Washington is shifting the burden of bad choices today onto the backs of our children and grandchildren. America has a debt problem and a failure of leadership. Americans deserve better.
Senator Barack Hussein Obama, 2006
http://www.americanthinker.com/2011/07/the_global_de_facto_gold_standard.html
Who holds the most power in DC?
The Democrats have the veto.
The Party of NO!
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Except President Obama didn't wreck the car. Some drunken idiot wrecked it for him, handed over the keys, and retired to Texas.
*chuckle*
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I've been noticing, hence the new thread...
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The gift that just keeps on giving...
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09-17-2009
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With the Dow climbing near 10,000 again what's happened to all of the dire, end of the world ravings of our resident "conservative" economists?
Where is all of this inflation we were warned about? According to reports the Consumer Price Index is down 1.5% overall from last year. Despite Augusts increase in prices, gasoline is still down 30% from the high a year ago.
Despite the dire warnings of some of Lit's resident math wizards the Chinese are still very much interested in buying US Treasury securities.
I guess the sky isn't falling after all.
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With the Dow climbing near 10,000 again what's happened to all of the dire, end of the world ravings of our resident "conservative" economists?
Where is all of this inflation we were warned about? According to reports the Consumer Price Index is down 1.5% overall from last year. Despite Augusts increase in prices, gasoline is still down 30% from the high a year ago.
Despite the dire warnings of some of Lit's resident math wizards the Chinese are still very much interested in buying US Treasury securities.
I guess the sky isn't falling after all.
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I'm Hungary for some French-fried €PIIGS!
A_J, the Incredulous
Thanks for the reminder..
DJI closed at 12,479 yesterday.
Consumer price index is up 1.6% from 12 months ago
Average price for a gallon of gas still below the average high of $4.12 per gallon in July of 08 at $3.67 ($3.21 on my way home). Crude oil is about $50 per barrel cheaper than the price at the same time. http://http://www.GasBuddy.com/gb_retail_price_chart.aspx?city1=USA Average&city2=&city3=&crude=y&tme=72&units=us
In other news, China is still willing to loan us money despite the childish foot stomping of the Right in Congress.
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