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you are more right than most will ever know. Silver and gold, silver and gold . . .

Yep, it's starting: they'll inflate the debt away, they think. In the meantime, gold and oil and the like will go north at a rate of knots, and the US $ will head southwards. We'll also get treated to a lot of irrelevant chatter and going-nowhere "disputes" (like the AIG bonuses) to try to get us on side and stop us noticing what's really happening. ]]> Thu, 19 Mar 2009 17:48:27 -0400
you are more right than most will ever know. Silver and gold, silver and gold . . .

Yep, it's starting: they'll inflate the debt away, they think. In the meantime, gold and oil and the like will go north at a rate of knots, and the US $ will head southwards. We'll also get treated to a lot of irrelevant chatter and going-nowhere "disputes" (like the AIG bonuses) to try to get us on side and stop us noticing what's really happening. ]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/126800-wall-street-breakfast-must-know-news?source=feed#comment-432042 432042
Good article. It would be interested in knowing exactly what the actual increase in debt has been thusfar, and where the directed numbers are taking us in regards to national debt. From my simplistic models using growth charts over the last century (pop, GDP, debt, etc.) I am finding that by 2015 we will hit a 34 T Public debt. That is eliminating all extra deficit spending by 2010, which is now a wholly ridiculous assumption. It appears we may approach 50 T with servicing costs, etc. People are just starting to bring numbers to the table and speaking out about this. Thta is not a sustainable debt.

The only thing that is happening here, is that we are moving the over leveraged part of our economic system to the gov which will then become weaker, and much more vulnerable to economic attack. We should be embarrassed to be letting all of this happen.

I agree that this rally is not sustainable. I am in for a short ride, maybe til earnings start coming in.]]> Thu, 19 Mar 2009 08:49:56 -0400
Good article. It would be interested in knowing exactly what the actual increase in debt has been thusfar, and where the directed numbers are taking us in regards to national debt. From my simplistic models using growth charts over the last century (pop, GDP, debt, etc.) I am finding that by 2015 we will hit a 34 T Public debt. That is eliminating all extra deficit spending by 2010, which is now a wholly ridiculous assumption. It appears we may approach 50 T with servicing costs, etc. People are just starting to bring numbers to the table and speaking out about this. Thta is not a sustainable debt.

The only thing that is happening here, is that we are moving the over leveraged part of our economic system to the gov which will then become weaker, and much more vulnerable to economic attack. We should be embarrassed to be letting all of this happen.

I agree that this rally is not sustainable. I am in for a short ride, maybe til earnings start coming in.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/126563-wall-street-breakfast-must-know-news?source=feed#comment-430745 430745
I am organizing with people for April 15th and 9/12 (my birthday). It is up to you. Define your principles and values, live by them, and identify those who know what their principles and values are.

It is an identification process. If living by principles and values becomes illegal, then help us all.]]> Wed, 18 Mar 2009 12:40:43 -0400
I am organizing with people for April 15th and 9/12 (my birthday). It is up to you. Define your principles and values, live by them, and identify those who know what their principles and values are.

It is an identification process. If living by principles and values becomes illegal, then help us all.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/126563-wall-street-breakfast-must-know-news?source=feed#comment-430307 430307
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]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/126323-wall-street-breakfast-must-know-news?source=feed#comment-428861 428861 Tue, 17 Mar 2009 08:22:56 -0400 http://seekingalpha.com/article/125564-wall-street-breakfast-must-know-news?source=feed#comment-424497 424497
let us just hope that we see a continued rally so this spring when when cap and trade comes into the spotlight, they won't be able to push a stimulus 2 (as an actual rebate)at the same time to give an illusion that the bottom 95% will get a rebate from the Cap and Trade program. That is surely how they will drum support and leave the two completely separate. I totally agree with you, but we have to ever cognizant of the reality of our government. Cards are so far up the sleeves it is like they have a full deck hidden, and claiming just one deck being played with.

Also, be very wary of what is coming out of Copenhagen this week at the Climate Conference. Cap and Trade may work on a very small scale, but I get the feeling this global in scope. There is a lot of hand waving going on, and whenever I ask on of these "Climate experts" to show a viable forward and reverse model that doesn't explode, the can't. My education was in geophysics, and these experts claim that they need geophysicists to work on the problem, but very few geophysicists agree with them as far as I can tell.

Just watch it very carefully, and expect extremely underhanded tricks. This is apolitical movement and it has nothing to do with anything but selling a product that has no value. ]]> Fri, 13 Mar 2009 11:22:34 -0400
let us just hope that we see a continued rally so this spring when when cap and trade comes into the spotlight, they won't be able to push a stimulus 2 (as an actual rebate)at the same time to give an illusion that the bottom 95% will get a rebate from the Cap and Trade program. That is surely how they will drum support and leave the two completely separate. I totally agree with you, but we have to ever cognizant of the reality of our government. Cards are so far up the sleeves it is like they have a full deck hidden, and claiming just one deck being played with.

Also, be very wary of what is coming out of Copenhagen this week at the Climate Conference. Cap and Trade may work on a very small scale, but I get the feeling this global in scope. There is a lot of hand waving going on, and whenever I ask on of these "Climate experts" to show a viable forward and reverse model that doesn't explode, the can't. My education was in geophysics, and these experts claim that they need geophysicists to work on the problem, but very few geophysicists agree with them as far as I can tell.

Just watch it very carefully, and expect extremely underhanded tricks. This is apolitical movement and it has nothing to do with anything but selling a product that has no value. ]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/125564-wall-street-breakfast-must-know-news?source=feed#comment-424238 424238
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FRE, PRU, HIG, MET?

Is it going to stop?

WE have to start paying attention. I took the data from bea.gov, and census.gov and mapped public debt, population growth and particularly per capita public debt over the last 100 years.

With the extra spending last year, and estimate additional 3 trillion this year with - 4% GDP, and -2% GDP for 2010 with 2 trillion in additional deficit spending in 2010. And flat GDP until 2015 with no deficit spending, our public debt (state, local and federal) will be 34 trillion dollars in 2015. That does not include any additional deficit spending and debt servicing costs.

Our per capita debt will double by the end of 2010 at 80K for every man, woman and child. Our federal debt will double in the same time period. Am I the only one who sees a problem with this?

If you want the xcel spreadsheet, just write. I was worried that my estimates were too high for additional spending, but it appears they may be too low.

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FRE, PRU, HIG, MET?

Is it going to stop?

WE have to start paying attention. I took the data from bea.gov, and census.gov and mapped public debt, population growth and particularly per capita public debt over the last 100 years.

With the extra spending last year, and estimate additional 3 trillion this year with - 4% GDP, and -2% GDP for 2010 with 2 trillion in additional deficit spending in 2010. And flat GDP until 2015 with no deficit spending, our public debt (state, local and federal) will be 34 trillion dollars in 2015. That does not include any additional deficit spending and debt servicing costs.

Our per capita debt will double by the end of 2010 at 80K for every man, woman and child. Our federal debt will double in the same time period. Am I the only one who sees a problem with this?

If you want the xcel spreadsheet, just write. I was worried that my estimates were too high for additional spending, but it appears they may be too low.

]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/123505-wall-street-breakfast-must-know-news?source=feed#comment-409074 409074
beat 'em down with a big stick.

We really have to get rid of this idea that something, anything is too big to fail. Let them fall!

Bring back the free market!]]> Mon, 02 Mar 2009 08:56:46 -0500
beat 'em down with a big stick.

We really have to get rid of this idea that something, anything is too big to fail. Let them fall!

Bring back the free market!]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/120886-wall-street-breakfast-must-know-news?source=feed#comment-391800 391800
"Why prop grandpa up in the living room next to the fire place when he died three months ago. He's starting to smell. "

Seriously folks, why add to the burden. It is called a jettison. We need more jettisons.
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"Why prop grandpa up in the living room next to the fire place when he died three months ago. He's starting to smell. "

Seriously folks, why add to the burden. It is called a jettison. We need more jettisons.
]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/119892-wall-street-breakfast-must-know-news?source=feed#comment-383557 383557
since when did you believe it would be anything but?

Seriously, the political and financial elite could care less about you. It is just becoming more obvious.
]]> Wed, 11 Feb 2009 08:22:39 -0500
since when did you believe it would be anything but?

Seriously, the political and financial elite could care less about you. It is just becoming more obvious.
]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/115078-wall-street-breakfast-must-know-news?source=feed#comment-357408 357408
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It's the God thing.]]> Wed, 31 Dec 2008 07:25:15 -0500
It's the God thing.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/112348-deepwater-drillers-not-in-a-very-deep-hole?source=feed#comment-341009 341009
The geophysical environs in Brazil, and all of the transform faults that are there make for a very tricky drilling environment. And at depth. Those holes are deep.

I just visited your website. I would love to read what you have written on the field in question. It is a very complex area . . . and the cooking was dicey and fluids have been so mobile. I would love to know more. I haven't done anything with that type of environ since about 2004.

Thanks . . .

You can find me on my contact page on my website if you would like to forward a link . . .
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The geophysical environs in Brazil, and all of the transform faults that are there make for a very tricky drilling environment. And at depth. Those holes are deep.

I just visited your website. I would love to read what you have written on the field in question. It is a very complex area . . . and the cooking was dicey and fluids have been so mobile. I would love to know more. I haven't done anything with that type of environ since about 2004.

Thanks . . .

You can find me on my contact page on my website if you would like to forward a link . . .
]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/112348-deepwater-drillers-not-in-a-very-deep-hole?source=feed#comment-340344 340344
I have heard news that Mexico is drying up. Now, Brazil's new recent find has rallied reserves but it is not enough to fill the void should China's economy stabilize and remain in the positive growth territory.

That being said, there are many more emerging markets that are increasing the demand even with this downturn. We will have to see what happens in the next 6 months to get a better picture. I am a bit worried about the commercial real estate and what implications that might have on lending in the next year. Time will tell.

Now, Oil shales are a last reserve desperate attempt (with today's technology) to compete with easy oil of the middle east. I think one should look at that being the oil that runs the infrastructure when most are too poor to go visit grandma in the nursing home. And here is where the big issue is with the oil game. Oil services (with the exclusion of small exploration companies, et cetera) are not subject to short term fluctuations in oil prices. You seem to understand the oil industry well enough to know that a short time period for the Oil industry is 2-3 years. They just can't mobilize that quickly so why pay attention to it? XOM et cetera think in term of 5 - 10 years. They have to. In today's world, the average human mind thinks in terms of days to months at the most. There is a big disconnect there. Oil services are always a long term play, although if there were smart people, some (RIG) can played on the short term.

One thing we should be looking for in the next six months is to what the countries who depend on oild prices at a stable level, ($75 so they say) need to stay afloat, and what they are willing to do should Oil prices remain low.

I personally think there will be pipeline attacks, escalation of mid east tensions, and other disruptions and fear mongering that will send oil prices back to the 70 - 90 range in the next 4 months. Wait for the next puppet to take office, that is when it will really start. While RIG has been following closely to the per barrel price lately, it really shouldn't be, that is the truth, and you know it. Compare to DO (although RIG has greater deep water exposure). Oil prices will not remain low. Devalue the dollar, start the next commodity boom! PRINT . . . PRINT . . . PRINT.]]> Mon, 29 Dec 2008 09:12:50 -0500
I have heard news that Mexico is drying up. Now, Brazil's new recent find has rallied reserves but it is not enough to fill the void should China's economy stabilize and remain in the positive growth territory.

That being said, there are many more emerging markets that are increasing the demand even with this downturn. We will have to see what happens in the next 6 months to get a better picture. I am a bit worried about the commercial real estate and what implications that might have on lending in the next year. Time will tell.

Now, Oil shales are a last reserve desperate attempt (with today's technology) to compete with easy oil of the middle east. I think one should look at that being the oil that runs the infrastructure when most are too poor to go visit grandma in the nursing home. And here is where the big issue is with the oil game. Oil services (with the exclusion of small exploration companies, et cetera) are not subject to short term fluctuations in oil prices. You seem to understand the oil industry well enough to know that a short time period for the Oil industry is 2-3 years. They just can't mobilize that quickly so why pay attention to it? XOM et cetera think in term of 5 - 10 years. They have to. In today's world, the average human mind thinks in terms of days to months at the most. There is a big disconnect there. Oil services are always a long term play, although if there were smart people, some (RIG) can played on the short term.

One thing we should be looking for in the next six months is to what the countries who depend on oild prices at a stable level, ($75 so they say) need to stay afloat, and what they are willing to do should Oil prices remain low.

I personally think there will be pipeline attacks, escalation of mid east tensions, and other disruptions and fear mongering that will send oil prices back to the 70 - 90 range in the next 4 months. Wait for the next puppet to take office, that is when it will really start. While RIG has been following closely to the per barrel price lately, it really shouldn't be, that is the truth, and you know it. Compare to DO (although RIG has greater deep water exposure). Oil prices will not remain low. Devalue the dollar, start the next commodity boom! PRINT . . . PRINT . . . PRINT.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/112300-wall-street-breakfast-must-know-news?source=feed#comment-338621 338621
Obama is nothing more than the next GWB . . .

pathetic]]> Fri, 26 Dec 2008 09:43:54 -0500
Obama is nothing more than the next GWB . . .

pathetic]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/105570-number-of-u-s-homes-with-negative-equity-is-stunning?source=feed#comment-305896 305896
I would hope that you would add:

Barney Frank and Chris Dodd for endorsing high loan to value and other practises in Fannie and freddie therefore giving the market par to shoot for. Who was the major purchaser of Country Wide loans? Hmmm.

I wonder

Home loans for all ~ ~ ~

keep the practise going!]]> Fri, 14 Nov 2008 08:36:47 -0500
I would hope that you would add:

Barney Frank and Chris Dodd for endorsing high loan to value and other practises in Fannie and freddie therefore giving the market par to shoot for. Who was the major purchaser of Country Wide loans? Hmmm.

I wonder

Home loans for all ~ ~ ~

keep the practise going!]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/105563-wall-street-breakfast-must-know-news?source=feed#comment-304535 304535
does not the weight of health care and the retirement population within the industry lead to a lack of the ability to invest in R&D and therefore reduce their ability to become nimble?

You can't save the Titanic with a hot air balloon.]]> Wed, 12 Nov 2008 17:27:15 -0500
does not the weight of health care and the retirement population within the industry lead to a lack of the ability to invest in R&D and therefore reduce their ability to become nimble?

You can't save the Titanic with a hot air balloon.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/105563-wall-street-breakfast-must-know-news?source=feed#comment-304201 304201
my comments were meant to stir thought. They may be the largest factory employing industry in the nation, but therein lies the problem. The fat ones can't move, and maybe they need to fail to stir productivity and efficiency. We all know that we are not near the deepest part of the bottom, and it will be time before we reach it.

You are correct in that they do not need fish, but need to learn how to fish. Unfortunately, you know it as well as I do, that will never happen. Listen to the song Fat Man, it is the perfect analogy for the big three. Big corporations are obese, and the big three are the fattest of them all. You have to be nimble in this economy, and for the next few years if not the next decade or two. They just ain't got it.

Gas will not stay below it's current value. It just is not going to happen. All Venezuela or Iran has to do is sponsor terror attacks on ports and pipelines and you will see oil at 120. It is all timing, nothing is going to happen until after the Obama adornation.

But wait, maybe we could nationalize the car industry and the banking industry . . . Thanks Paulson, way to change the rules at whim! This is going to be fun!]]> Wed, 12 Nov 2008 12:45:32 -0500
my comments were meant to stir thought. They may be the largest factory employing industry in the nation, but therein lies the problem. The fat ones can't move, and maybe they need to fail to stir productivity and efficiency. We all know that we are not near the deepest part of the bottom, and it will be time before we reach it.

You are correct in that they do not need fish, but need to learn how to fish. Unfortunately, you know it as well as I do, that will never happen. Listen to the song Fat Man, it is the perfect analogy for the big three. Big corporations are obese, and the big three are the fattest of them all. You have to be nimble in this economy, and for the next few years if not the next decade or two. They just ain't got it.

Gas will not stay below it's current value. It just is not going to happen. All Venezuela or Iran has to do is sponsor terror attacks on ports and pipelines and you will see oil at 120. It is all timing, nothing is going to happen until after the Obama adornation.

But wait, maybe we could nationalize the car industry and the banking industry . . . Thanks Paulson, way to change the rules at whim! This is going to be fun!]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/105563-wall-street-breakfast-must-know-news?source=feed#comment-303835 303835
Pelosi is fighting herself her, and it would seem prudent to enact legislation that would cause the industry to fail so it could be replaced by a more efficient industry. Similar to Obama's comments on the coal industry.

I just don't get it. I guess the union and their pensions are more important to them.]]> Wed, 12 Nov 2008 08:31:27 -0500
Pelosi is fighting herself her, and it would seem prudent to enact legislation that would cause the industry to fail so it could be replaced by a more efficient industry. Similar to Obama's comments on the coal industry.

I just don't get it. I guess the union and their pensions are more important to them.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/95614-market-skepticism-about-bofa-merrill-deal?source=feed#comment-255656 255656
Hmmm, he is the CEO of BofA. Seriously. If you were half the man that he was, you still would be no where near where he is. SA is continuing to show me that the readers have fallen a few grades to be par with the contributors.]]> Tue, 16 Sep 2008 07:43:30 -0400
Hmmm, he is the CEO of BofA. Seriously. If you were half the man that he was, you still would be no where near where he is. SA is continuing to show me that the readers have fallen a few grades to be par with the contributors.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/95234-alternative-buyers-for-lehman-and-not-just-the-usual-suspects?source=feed#comment-253867 253867
Someone actually has a sense of humor!

XOM's R&D will never buffer a buyout though, and to tell you the truth XOM likes geoscientists in management, not MBA's. XOM does a hell of a lot more than buying a few mortgages for our society (that would be like throwing a doallr in the offering plate for them). So all of you who actually take any of this article seriously, try Paxil, you might actually feel better about yourself.]]> Sun, 14 Sep 2008 08:35:45 -0400
Someone actually has a sense of humor!

XOM's R&D will never buffer a buyout though, and to tell you the truth XOM likes geoscientists in management, not MBA's. XOM does a hell of a lot more than buying a few mortgages for our society (that would be like throwing a doallr in the offering plate for them). So all of you who actually take any of this article seriously, try Paxil, you might actually feel better about yourself.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/95138-bac-s-ken-lewis-mulls-another-deal-as-lehman-reaches-brink?source=feed#comment-253862 253862 Sun, 14 Sep 2008 08:26:31 -0400 http://seekingalpha.com/article/80438-preparing-for-the-fall?source=feed#comment-180814 180814
Did you know that in July of 1936 it was 108 in Minneapolis?

It was 104 in 1934,

and wow, in the same year it hit 106.

Holy crap. the end is near. The oceans are going to boil and our only hope is to vote for Obama.

This is the typical SA article where the buffoons preach to the buffoons.

The only difference here is that the author actually called the buffoons buffoons in the article. Nice job you all.

Not one lick of sense amongst the whole of you.

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Did you know that in July of 1936 it was 108 in Minneapolis?

It was 104 in 1934,

and wow, in the same year it hit 106.

Holy crap. the end is near. The oceans are going to boil and our only hope is to vote for Obama.

This is the typical SA article where the buffoons preach to the buffoons.

The only difference here is that the author actually called the buffoons buffoons in the article. Nice job you all.

Not one lick of sense amongst the whole of you.

]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/79254-who-will-trigger-e-trade-s-magic-moment-and-a-111-4m-short-squeeze?source=feed#comment-177179 177179
Yep the kettle is black. No other shade can prevail.]]> Sat, 31 May 2008 07:46:06 -0400
Yep the kettle is black. No other shade can prevail.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/76878-credit-suisse-disagrees-with-citi-on-blockbuster-circuit-city-deal?source=feed#comment-166727 166727
I think even I, a tiny little high-end woodworker, could run CC better than current management.

Atrocious.

I am sure you could do much better as well, let alone Icahn.

]]> Tue, 13 May 2008 09:30:27 -0400
I think even I, a tiny little high-end woodworker, could run CC better than current management.

Atrocious.

I am sure you could do much better as well, let alone Icahn.

]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/76536-uranium-safely-and-efficiently-powering-the-future?source=feed#comment-165477 165477
CXZ was up 24% yesterday and is about to begin trading on the Toronto Exchange Monday morning.]]> Sat, 10 May 2008 12:30:36 -0400
CXZ was up 24% yesterday and is about to begin trading on the Toronto Exchange Monday morning.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/76536-uranium-safely-and-efficiently-powering-the-future?source=feed#comment-165475 165475
The fact remains, energy cannot be created or destroyed. Also the natural tendency is for energy to be dispersed (increase in entropy).

No matter what you do, there is going to be a trade off. Every energy source has it's impacts. The environmentalists hate the dams, they hate the oil rigs, they hate the manufacturing plants and corporations that create solar, they hate that the wind turbines kill birds, they hate nuclear waste. Ignoring these people is what needs to be done, and for the people who are in charge to develop a plan where all sources of energy that we know of today are used to effecitively and efficiently. You are not going to decrease the demand for energy, and if there were better alternatives on the market, they would be out there.

I always laugh at people people who jump up and down about clean energy and say that there are alternatives. This is a global economy, and if you think there is a way to really keep the new energy technology under wraps you are seriously deluded. The market is constrained by energy right now. There a millions of scientists trying to find new and more efficient ways to use the energy we do have (take a look at the cell phone/.PDA market if you need help).

Nuclera energy is a viable alternative. I studied as much as is available to the general public about chernobyl. Someone effed up, big time. Hmmm, and some people say that socialism and communism are good things. Nuclear energy is being used today, it will continue to be used and it will continue to be researched and developed.

This society needs energy to run. Plain and simple. You take that away and you will have some serious problems which make a global food crisis seem like a nice, cute little walk in Central Park.]]> Sat, 10 May 2008 12:29:09 -0400
The fact remains, energy cannot be created or destroyed. Also the natural tendency is for energy to be dispersed (increase in entropy).

No matter what you do, there is going to be a trade off. Every energy source has it's impacts. The environmentalists hate the dams, they hate the oil rigs, they hate the manufacturing plants and corporations that create solar, they hate that the wind turbines kill birds, they hate nuclear waste. Ignoring these people is what needs to be done, and for the people who are in charge to develop a plan where all sources of energy that we know of today are used to effecitively and efficiently. You are not going to decrease the demand for energy, and if there were better alternatives on the market, they would be out there.

I always laugh at people people who jump up and down about clean energy and say that there are alternatives. This is a global economy, and if you think there is a way to really keep the new energy technology under wraps you are seriously deluded. The market is constrained by energy right now. There a millions of scientists trying to find new and more efficient ways to use the energy we do have (take a look at the cell phone/.PDA market if you need help).

Nuclera energy is a viable alternative. I studied as much as is available to the general public about chernobyl. Someone effed up, big time. Hmmm, and some people say that socialism and communism are good things. Nuclear energy is being used today, it will continue to be used and it will continue to be researched and developed.

This society needs energy to run. Plain and simple. You take that away and you will have some serious problems which make a global food crisis seem like a nice, cute little walk in Central Park.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/75947-an-involuntary-transaction-why-bac-cfc-may-never-close?source=feed#comment-163209 163209
seriously, after reading that crap from you, I am sure no one will come back to comment.

Go away.]]> Wed, 07 May 2008 07:52:37 -0400
seriously, after reading that crap from you, I am sure no one will come back to comment.

Go away.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/75634-rep-kanjorski-s-unreasonable-unconscionably-ridiculous-idea?source=feed#comment-161908 161908
Stop driving your vehicle.

and move to Venezuela.

And make sure all your buddies do to.]]> Mon, 05 May 2008 08:30:05 -0400
Stop driving your vehicle.

and move to Venezuela.

And make sure all your buddies do to.]]>