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See, see - everyone laughed when I brought up posse comitatus! Do you still think we should have USMC/USAF/USArmy become internal police? pant,pant,breath,inbreath,outbreath - okay,okay om mani padmi hum ohm,om.
The black helicopters,The black helicopters
sputter,sputter nom me oho rengi kyo
That was the reason the army issued black berets to the entire army - the French control the UN and blue berets would have been too obvious.
The black helicopters,The black helicopters
sputter,sputter nom me oho rengi kyo
That was the reason the army issued black berets to the entire army - the French control the UN and blue berets would have been too obvious.
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George W. Bush in Falls Church, VA 4/29/2005, on what private accounts could do for Social Security funds:
"It means your own money would grow better than that which the government can make it grow. And that's important."
"It means your own money would grow better than that which the government can make it grow. And that's important."
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Originally Posted by bumsfeld 
George W. Bush in Falls Church, VA 4/29/2005, on what private accounts could do for Social Security funds:
"It means your own money would grow better than that which the government can make it grow. And that's important."
No one died when Clinton lied.
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There are 10^11 stars in the galaxy. That used to be a huge number. But it's only a hundred billion. It's less than the national deficit! We used to call them astronomical numbers. Now we should call them economical numbers.
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That is good VS!
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Let's hope that a hundred billion smackers will safe the US auto industry.
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My dad has his degree in economics, actually taught it for a few years. He is not really a pessimist, but keeps telling me:
When it comes to emerging markets, Eastern and Central Europe account for $1.6 trillion in loans from G10 countries' banks. Followed by Asia with loans of $1.5 trillion and Latin America with $1 trillion.
If you break down the loan originators, European Union banks and United Kingdom banks are where roughly 50% of these emerging market loans came from. In contrast, only 9% originated from U.S. or Japanese banks.
That means it's European Union and U.K. banks that are much more exposed to emerging economies in Eastern Europe, Asia and Latin America. These banks have a disaster on their hand! Their countries could simply run out of money to bail them out!
No smiles in the US however, if the EU and the UK gets ino trouble, it will find its way back to the USA. We are all linked together.
Happy holidays!
When it comes to emerging markets, Eastern and Central Europe account for $1.6 trillion in loans from G10 countries' banks. Followed by Asia with loans of $1.5 trillion and Latin America with $1 trillion.
If you break down the loan originators, European Union banks and United Kingdom banks are where roughly 50% of these emerging market loans came from. In contrast, only 9% originated from U.S. or Japanese banks.
That means it's European Union and U.K. banks that are much more exposed to emerging economies in Eastern Europe, Asia and Latin America. These banks have a disaster on their hand! Their countries could simply run out of money to bail them out!
No smiles in the US however, if the EU and the UK gets ino trouble, it will find its way back to the USA. We are all linked together.
Happy holidays!
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